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IN) YOU KNOW..
Have you watched tho myotic wonder,
With the wondering Joy that thrill»,
A* the night drops down her curUina
t»n the tar oft. M H l hill» ?
Have you watched, with joyoua wonder,
Watihid the night ahadea alow withdrawn,
Hy the pulainic kl«a of dawn?
Ilava you watched the atlent wonder.
Watched the changing leave» uncloae,
Watched the petal», flow unfolHinir,
hrom the led heart of the roae?
Watched the alchemy of Nature,
Watched the thouaand varied dyea
I lushing up the vibrant woodland»,
Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon.
Short Items About
People We All Know
tai—
Friday,
SILENTLY PASSING |
August 2, 1929.
$1.50 Per Year
Three Link Assn.
Meets in I.O.O.F.
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Mrs, T. E. Cornelius, «fi, died
at the family home near Keedville
Tuesday. Hhe waa a charter mem-
! tier of the Coffee club and her
I death leaves but two remaining char-
j ter members of the organization,
Mm. Melinda Cave and Mrs. Anne
Sigler, Hhe was also a past moat Hillsboro Has Largest No.
Comings unci Coings Of The excellent
chief of the Pythian Bis­
ters of Hillsboro. Mr*. Cornelius
Of Members Attending
People In And Around
was bora in Hillsboro I>ecember 26,
This M e e t i n g
City of Beaverton
lHfiz, the daughter of the late Mr.
and Mr*. William M. Brown. Her
parents crossed the plaina by oa
MANY HAVE PICNICS team and aettled in Hillaboro in GIVE GOOD PROGRAM
Neath aoft hyacinthlne »kleaT
1862. Hhe was married November
Have you watched the wondroua river,
Many Return from Vacation» O* 2V, 1836 to James W. Morgan, who The Next Meeting of The Three
hweeping onward, deep and wide;
served as clerk of Washington coun­
Links Will Be Held la Banks
Who Ita bounteoua aource. the Giver,
ther» Ar» Leaving For ik-achca
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ty for several terms. Mr. Morgan
Whence the mualc of Ita tide?
died June 1, 1904. In 1914 ah« was
Watched the »oft haae drape the mountaine,
The quarterly meeting of the
Llat the wood bird» veaper hymn—
Charles A linger of lone, Ore., married to Thomas E. Cornelius. Three Link Association met in the
Traced the glad atream to ita fountain,
was a l>u»lnc»a culler in Beaverton, Mra. Cornelius served as matron of I. O. O. F, Hall Friday evening
LEILA HYAMS «na WILLIAM HAINES ¡n a »cena /rom
the state -penitentiary at the time The meeting was1 called to order by
Lost in woodlanda cool and dim?
Tuesday.
-i 'ALIAS JIM M Y VALENTINE",
her husband was superintendent of the President. Hugh Lewis.
Myron Gray spent the week end the prison farm. They had made
Heard the whlaper of the alienee.
After
the
divine
blessing
was
giv­
From the unblown realma of apace,
in Kugpne, taking in the I’ageant their home on a farm near Keed-
en by Mr. Bowman of Hillsboro, “ALIAS JIMMY VAL­
Sought the »errata of Creation,
while there.
: ville for the past four years. She Andrew Denholm gave th# Address
Irom the heaven’» atar-fem'd face?
ENTINE” IS COMEDY
Loia Welsh, the daughter of Ur. is survived by the widower and one of welcome ITie response w»s given
Have you bowed In adoration
K 3. Welsh fell and cut herselt »on, Edwin, of Portland.
by Mr. Wilkes of Hillsboro.
'I o the great, aupernal plan,
William Haines has again cracked
quite badly.
The roll call of the lodges was
Known the great, the full completion.
Mra. Mattie Smith who lives in taken next. Hillsboro had the lar­ the bell and come through with a
Of the maeter work, waa man.
Thesta Peg« left Thursday for a
comedy so wildly exciting, amazing­
visit in Han Francisco ut the home the east end of Beaverton died very gest number of member* present.
—Gertrud» Martin Chriatenaen.
The following program was giv­ ly dramatic and side-splittingly fun­
suddenly Tueaday afternoon about
of relatives.
' two o'clock the coroner was called en: piano solo by Mias Proctor of ny that it seta a new hiph water
Mrs. F. G. Iwnnldson has a . and an autopsy held. The body was Gaston; the Banks’ scare crows from mark of screen endeavor.
guest at her home, Mrs. Fowler taken to Miller and Trareys under- Banks performed; Mr. Bowman of
His new itarring picture. “Alias
of Washington.
Hillsboro g»ve a reading; a vocal Jimmy Valentine," which opens ai Mr. and Mrs. Alexander,
| taking parlors in Portland.
solo wag rendered by Mr. J. M. the Beaver Theatre Sunday for s
Mr*. M. C. McKerrhcr was a
Ed Alexander and Mrs.
guest of Mrs. W. O. Roberts of T c ’OURT HOUSE ITEMS4 Wiley of Hillsboro, accompanied by three-day run, is Haines at his bes
is unbeatable. It is synchronized
Portland, Thursday.
m----------------------------------------- - a Mr». R. C. Doty of Beaverton; with sound.
Hulett Furnish Music
O. G. Dickinson and George Yost Hillaboro radio broadcasters, was
Mid. 1’auline I turd of Portland
From Our R e a Jen
From the time he is first re
given
by
two
young
men
from
Hills­
waa a dinner gue»t ut the Evans plead guilty to liquor charges. They boro playing the mouth organ and vealed as a wise-cracking crook
GIVE BEAUTIFUL CAKE
I were fined 9160 each and paroled
home last Sunday.
accordion; vocal solo by Mrs. Anna who twigtg the noses of half a do
To the Editor, Review;
' on good behavior.
sen
police
departments
until
the
fi­
BarneS,
accompanied
by
Mrs,
R.
C.
Mr
and
Mrs.
I..
L.
Myers
re­
When in company with a few
floty; reading was given by Mrs. nal great moment when he resolve- Refreshments Of Cake And Ice
others | saw the laat Red Electric turned last Saturday from their va­
Order» were given In the follow- Ruth L«ce of Forest Grove; a gui­ to go straight and sacrifices every­
Cream Are Served
pgl| into Beaverton it Icoaeneo a cation at Oceanside,
Combined Bid Of Three rcrew somewhere |n my cranium Mr. and Mr». Jack Ha raid of ' ii g easfs: Minnie M. Eaton against tar solo was gjvan by Mr». Frand- thing for the sake of the girl he
, C. W. Dasher, admr- ct »1, Leome »en of Forest Grove; short is Iks loves. Haines holds the attention of
that Is lAiil rattling,
F i r m s For $101.31
The Daughters of the Union Vet-
Portland were Sunday visitors at Ardcel against Alfons A idee 1. Order were made by Mr. Morley, and Mr. the aodience as few men have evet
-rans of the Civil War gave a par­
A
number
of
B*-avertonlana
wrra
the
Evan's
home.
of
dismissal
was
given
Emil
John­
done
before.
Is S UC CCS s f u 1
Hugh Lewis.
ty for Comrade J. W. Alexander
out taking pictures of the last train
Mr». 0 . V. Helms is spending son against Ben J . Loesch et al.
The story ¡« the old familiar on* of Huoer. Saturday afternoon, cele-
The association includes the lodge?
while It stood for e few mfnuce» tha weCk with her daughter, Mrs. Florence A. Keasy was granted a
from Banks. Gaston, Forest Giov*, ( tk*’ fc.xs twisted the heart-strings ol oratirg his 83rd birthday anniver-
ONLY ABOUT 250 VOTE by the depot. Somehow the air was Williams of Gaston.
divorce from Dorr E. Keasy.
Hillsboro and Beaverton. It was vo­ America's audiences for a gencr »ary. It waa aho Mr. and Mrs. A-
rharged with that peculiar emotion
Mrs. K 0. Young and son. Jack
ted that the next meeting of the ation, but it is a story brought ut nxander’s wedding anniversary. Mu­
that silently says “Farewell." T hose
Arrmte
A. M. Ilocken Glvea The Lo«a»t I who were present felt that* an epoch returned Thursday from a month’s
Three LinKa would be held at Banks. to date—or perhaps, more accurate
le was furn.shed by Mr. and Mrs.
Virgil Meyers and Henry Frizon There was a large attendance at ly. a story that will never age.
Alexander, Mr. Ed Alexander ana
Bid Oa The Remodeling Work
was closing and a new one begin. visit at Los Angeles.
were arrested Monday by the Sher­ the Beaverton meeting. After the
To hide out from the police fol­ drs. J . H. Hulett. Both J . W.
Ur. B 11. Huricy of Vancouver, iff on a warrant charging trespas­
! ning. They somehow realized that
program, refre**\;naitie were served lowing a daringly clever bank rob
The achool bond election held the Red Electric had reigned su­ B. C. spent the week end at the sing and rutting timber on proper- ¿bd il was a very late hour when bery. H lines and his two compan ar.d Ed Alexander are expert violin-
sts. The afternoon was spent with,
Monday of thla week earned by s preme and for many years rushed Ur. K- 3. Wel.-h home.
of Mrs. Booth at Taylor Ferry the meeting broke up.
ions, Karl Dane and Tully Marshal' lar.cing and music. The D. U. V.
much bigger majority than had been back and forth to perform the du-
Mary L ( Madden bad her ton­ Bridge They were released on bail
rp to the small town. Here Haine- .»resented Mr. Alexander with a
• hown at any of tha previoua «lec­ . ties expocted of it. But like the sils removed at the Jones Hospital pf 9690 each.
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meets Leila IIyams, the daughter o huge biithday >ake. beautifully de­
j'I
HINTON
HAPPENINGS^
tion». TW» »1«"« *ha vutc wai light* ' horre, the buggy, the stage roach, at Hillsboro by Ur. Welch.
James Sclegle was arrcstel Tues­
the small town banker, and falls i corated in red. white and blue. 'The
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the
Re<|
Electric
ha»
parsed
into
his­
pply »omething like two hundred fi­
day by Deputy Sheriff Parsons on
love both with her and with th American flag, made of red, white
Mi»»
Louise
Anderson
of
Portland
H.
A.
Richard«
still
remains
quite
fty but on» hundred eighty voted in tory paly to be l|ke its predecessors, »pent the week-end visiting with failure tp give his name at time of
psace and dignity that charactcriz end blue candies, was placed at the
poorly
in
the
hospital
in
Hillsboro.
give way to the new |n the ever
favor to about seventy »gaunt.
accident
whan his
car side-
her life. He resolves to go straigh' :op of the cake. Underneath the
her
sister.
Mrs.
Guy
Carr.
progress.
F. J. Holboke and family spent and make Dane and Marshall g
This rather effectually demon­ onward march of
i swiped a car driven by C. L, Pohl-
Mr. and Mrs. Snyder of the Mac man of Portland on the Gales Sunday at the home of Mr. and straight with him. The former ac­ lag the words, 83 and Happy Birth-
With the constant putting away
strated the sentiment though, there
iay, were written m red letters.
waa poiaibly »lightly ^ c a t e r per­ of the old to give reign to the new Marr store returned from their va­ Creek road; he was released on a Mrs. John Welch of Beaverton.
cepts, but the latter rebels and i
Among those present were: Mrs.
centage who did not think the issue we wonder If the busses will give cation at the beach la*t week.
cash bail of 9250.00.
Regular grange meeting; at the killed.
.
Alba ugh, Mr and Mra. Bartel,
way
to
the
airplane,
the
airplane
advisable than la indicated by the
hall this Saturday evening at <5 Haines makes a success in *hr Mrs. Ellerson. Mrs. Prink and her
Mis» Katherine Bench returned
give way to something else and so last week from Loa Angeles where
bank
and
is
about
to
marry
the
light vote,
o’clock.
All
members
are
urged
to
“LOYAL SCOUTS” TAKE
girl when Doyle, the detective, track: laughter, Mrs. R. Kelley, Mrs.
The board meeting held Wednes­ on. We wonder also what will take she has been visiting Juice school
be present.___
A
WEEK
END
HIKE
the
place
of
the
radio,
the
talkies
him to the bank. Haines proves ar 3raeken, Mrs!. Dan Adams. Mrs.
day evening to sell the bond» and
closed.
Vhitworth, Mr. and Mrs. J . H.
F. A. Bucher ha* been quite ill alibi and Doyle is about to Ieav
and
artificial
light.
Where’s
man
award tha contracts for the actual
Mulett and family, Mr. Alexander’s
Mr. and Mra. Bcithold were fish­
"Loyal Scouts,” the organized during the past week, at his home when the little daughter of th
eonatructian waa rather interesting. going? Where will he end?
The peeking of the Red Electric ing Sunday on Galea Creek near class in the Sunday school took a on Reed ville road. He is improving banker i* locked in the safe an brother, Ed Alexander of Cornelius,
There were three bida for the bonde.
,nd Mrs. Alexander's sifter, Mrs.
no
doubt will mark as decided • a Mountaindale. They report a fine hike for the week end accompanied at thig writing.
he is forced to reveal his marvelou
Three parties turned in a combined
Sdward
Gorgan of Minneapolis,
change
in
transportation
facili­
catch.
,
ability
at
safe-cracking
to
secur*
by their teacher, E. L. Cox. their
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson
bid which wsa higher than the oth­
Minn.
as have the passing of the oth­
Mr. and Mra'. Fred Knorr and destination being the grove at the and daughter spent Saturday in her release.
er bidders. The First National Lank ties
Refreshments’ of cake and ice
Lionel Barrymore as the detectiv
transact­
of Portland waa low with a bid of er methods in tha aver forwan. family und Mr. and Mrs. Andrew John SchmelUcr ranch in Scholl». Portland where they
ream
was served after which the
movement,
and
Howard
Hickman
as
the
banke
The.
eight
boys
with
their
blanket
ing
Kraft picnicked Sunday on the Tual­
9101.10 for each 9100.00 bond. Geo.
—F. J. Diatach atin River.
do w-onderful work, while the di­ luests departed, wishing Mr. Alex-
[
and
eats
strapped
over
their
shoul­
,
Dewey
McNamee
accompanied
by
H. Burr, Conrad and Brootn, Inc.,
rection by Jack Conway is all an< inder many such happy birthdays.
der marching along the highway was
cam* second with a bid for 9101.16
Mr. and Mrs. U. J. Richart and a new sight for this community. a friend returned last week from an more than any one could ask.
RICHARDS’
HOUSE
extended trip to Yellowstone Na­
and the successful bidder waa a com­
small son of Hood River were week
ALOHA-HUBER
bined bid for 9101.31 placed by the BURSTS INTO FLAMES end guests of Dr, i\nU Mrs W. 4- The boy* with their teacher arrived tional Park.
,
home
Siinday
evening
very’
enthus­
STANLEY
SUMMERS
-A
th f«
,r» T* W*lkM, Cg.,
Mr. Albert Dallmann and Miss
Johnston.
iastic over their outing and “rare-
Wallace
Bush
was
ill
a
few
Ferria A llardpyove, and the Com­
MARRIES
IN
CALIF
The telephone fire alarm rung at
Sadie Miller took a trip to Vernon-
Herb Madison of Redmond, Ore. Ing" to go again.
lays last week.
merce Mortgage and Securities Co. 6 o'clock last Tuesday afternoon in­
ia, Sunday where they visited rela­
These firms will probably parcel the forming everyone that the home ot visited at the O. V. Helms home
Word was received here the firs
Work on the new water tank is
tives
and
friends
for
the
day.
bonde out among themselves as they Mr. and Mrs. Hariy A. Richards Monday. He is now visiting Gas­ MRS. HAVVKES CELE­
of July of the marriage of Stanle.
rofiressing rapidly.
ton
friends.
The
Scholls-Portland
road
which
mutually agree,
! waa in flames and in a very few
BRATES BIRTHDAY runs through this town was' oiled Summers, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. E. M. Stcrms spent the
Mrs. F. G. Donaldson, Miss C ar­
John Summers, to Miss R. Alexan
Tha letting of tha contract for minutes a large crowd had gathered
veekend
with her husband at Al-
last
week
and
it
is
quite
an
improve­
«tor of Whittier, Calif, at Ventur
the construction work proved a con­ and all doing what they could to ter and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Mc-
Mrs. Hawkes. who is living
any, Ore.
on July 3rd.
siderable of a job at there were save the clothing, furnishings, etc. Kell spent the week end at Zig with Mr). Myrtle Haines celebrated ment as it was very dusty.
Sc ne two years ago Stanley wen
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Klatt and
Jdrx, ja A. Murhard of Portland
forty seven bida turned in includ­ Nearly everything waa saved, but Zag P ark.
her 89th birthday, Monday. Shq w-as
ons leave for a vacation on tho
ing the heating, wiring, remodel­ the house was burned to the ground.
m«u> messages of was a eisitor last Tuesday at the to California to work for the Pa
Miss Florence Cane of Yamhill the recipient
.oast, Friday.
ing and new construction. The only Mr. Richard» was very ill at the has been spending the past tfevk congratulations, flowers, and gifts home of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ward. Aim ican Co. at Camarillo. He ha
local firm» bidding were Frank time and was at one«, removed to with her aunt, Mrs. Fetch, who She formerly resided in Portland, Mrs. Murhard is a sister of Mr. beer back several times on shoi
Grain is ripening fast these hot
visits to his parents here, the las
Ward.
Noyes on the plumbing separately the hospital In Htllaboro. The has been ill.
lays ar.d much of it is being
and Garden Home.
one
being
only
a
few
weeks
ago.
and A. M. Hocken on the repfr- neighbors around town taking care
hocked. Hay baling is about finish­
Stanley is well and favorabl
Ing end construct on. Hocken's bid of the rest of tha family giving
'd.
known here where he has spent mor
waa low on the remodeling, but It them temporary ahalter. As none of
of his life. It seems but a shor
Large crew* of men with hay
is understood that he did not care tha other buildings were burned they
time
ago
that
he
graduated
from
th
»alers
and trucks are busy caring
have
been
fixed
up
for
the
present
to take that part alone if he was
local school and for a few year
or the extra large crop of hay on
not to get the new work on which where the family will live until a
worked for different firms in th
he Ladd and Reed farm at Keed-
he was higher than I. Young, a new home can be constructed which
vicinity. The best wishes of a ho?
Hle.
contractor, who ha* been building will begtp vpry spop. Mr. and Mra.
of
frends
and
old
associate*
go
or
Rickards
wish
to
thank
all
who
so
Quite a large crowd attended the
the new Courthouse at Hillsboro.
to the young couple for a long an
labor Commercial Club picnic held
Tha contract had not been awarded kindly assisted them during the fire
happy married life.
and after,
t Balm Grove, Sunday. Several
hi we go te preee.
The young coup’e will make thei
ontests were held and many went
home at Camarillo, Calif., wher
n swimminy.
MANY PICNIC AT
Stanley has been employed sine
BEANS LEASE THE
Mr. J . D. Finnell finished tha
leaving
Beaverton.
“ROAMER’S
REST"
SUN.
OLD KOCH PLACE
ew garage at his home one-half
•file south of Aloha last week and
Dr. and Mra. Welch and daugh­
ELMER BENSON IN­
Mr. and Mrs. Otia Bean of Rain­
ss purchased a fine Dodge Sedan
ter
Lola,
Dr.
Harsy
of
Vancouver,
ier. Ore., have purchased the crop
JURES HIS FINGEJ
o occupy it.
on the old Koch piece on Pnter»on Wadh . Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Weed.
Mrs. C- H. Hall and Mrs’. Elsie
Avenue, and leased the ground for 1 Dr, and Mr*. Robb of Hillsboro,
Elmer Benson, one of the partne
Mr. and Mrs, F. W. Livermore and
knderson spent the weekend at
a term of year*.
of the City Meat Market, is con
dockaway, Ore. Mis. Hull manages
fined to his bed at the Jones hispi
Mrs. Bean is a aiater to Mrs. daughter, Lots, Mr. and Mrs. I. R.
he restaurant at the Ray-Muling
tal where he is suffering from
L. W. Harris, the wife of the pro­ Metzler, Marlon Mctxler, Mrs. Floyd
Jo. at Hillsboro, this year.
badly infected finger. Some tin
prietor of tha Beaverton Radio Shop Tefft. llelen and Thelma Tefft, and
Mr. and Mr^. Ostgr Humber*
ago he jammed his hand badly whil
OH Wa^Qn S t,
Mr. and Mrs. Nate Love enter-
picnicked at Roamer's Rest last Sun­
closing the end-gate to his truck.
ained Mr and Mrs. Burnie Smith
day.
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He has been suffering consider
»f Aldercres* Drive; Mr. and Mrs1,
L. 8. BARNES’S CAR
ably with it but stayed up and a
larvin Smith of Milwaukee, Ore.
CATCHES ON FIRE KINTON FIRE FIGHT-
bout his work for about a wee'
«t chicken dinner, Sunday Mrs.
when he was taken to the hospital
lurnie Smith is Mrs. Love’s sister
ERS FIGHT SLASHING
The Chevrolet belonging to L. 9.
Dr. Welsh, who is in charge c
nd has just returned from an ex -
Remes caught fire while standing
the case says that he will probabl
ended
visit in Oakland, Calif.
The
fire
fighters
in
this
commun-
on tho south **de of Broadway, on
lose a little bit off the end of or
Wednesday. Prompt action and the ty had another chance to try their
finger but that the member is no
assistance of hy-iflmder» saved the skill at fighting fir» as a slash­
Mr. and Mrs. George Dunfard
in any condition now to be operate
ing
w'qs
starred
Sunday
afternoon
machine *o tkat nni a great d«al of
ave purchased tho Dave Harper
upon.
serosa
the
road
from
soma
grain
in
damage waa done.
.»late on Green Mt. Ih- »ale was
shocks also standing grain. Fortun­
ade through P. M. Madden K.ul-
LASSWELI
S
TO
MOVF
ately there was not much wind at
y
Co.
MR. AND MRS. J. M. AL
the time and a good crowd of men
TO THEIR NEW HOMT
Mr.
and Mra. R. B. Denney and
LEN GO TO HONOLULU quickly gathered and it soon was
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Lnsswell ha
at TÜ-
nildren spent the we
unde» control, with no damage done.
traded thaiv place on 3rd and T.o-
amook ami Buy Ocean. Mr. 1)
bard for property owned by Mr
Mr. and Mr*. 3 . M.
Allen of',
py was called there to act as cs.->h -
L. W. Harris, who lives In one
H. L. Carrysote in the Woodlaw
fflackfoot, Idaho, accomnanled by 0
•r for the Trap-Shoot held at ay
District. The Lasswells will m<v
Brown of Idaho, vl«lted at the Tom of the Welter houses, opened a ta-
iceun. Many shooteri weie there
to their newly acquired property i
Allen home this week. They will 'dio shop In the new Manning build­
rom various cities of Oregon.
»all thla week for llonaluln They ing next to the post office on Thurs­
, about ten days.
•r* ihipplng two c»r* with them. day, August 1.
Birthday Party Given
For J. W. Alexander
Bond Election Carries!
By Large Majority
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