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THK ( AITIVK
EAGI.KH
Imprisoned Mini, rhained from the *Vy,
A ml inuil tlmu thus In |>rl»on |iln* ami die?
Thou, who wert bred whci« freedom aver r«lipn*,
O ir inountaln'a craggy hmghta and boundless plulna'?
V*'», freedom vast and wide met thy young eye,
When flrat It opened on the arching aky.
And there thy w .ng* were ta u gh t to trace
Their unmarked w ay, thro' wind awrpt apace.
High o'er the mountain*! Minaret of anow,
Free aa the unchained wtrula to come and go.
Fur aa the wide flung ether line,
I ha free domain of woodland wiida were thine.
Fiom far lone heighta thy fvarleag eye
Oft watched the lenipret dark the aky,
And aa the Storm (iod voiced afar
ilia call for elemrnlal war,
And awift from battlemrnta above.
Marshalled the warring boat a of Jove;
Ai d aa hie thunder bolta loud craahed,
And living Lightning 'round thee llaahed,
V* Ih tcornful cry would cleave the air
To upper aky all warm and fair.
I'hen thro' the aaure field* of apace
Thy trnckleaa couree unerring trace,
larvr.acd by auphyr'a aofleat blow.
Watching the raging War below.
Then, wlien the atorm had Wink to reet,
Triumphant, auught thy craggy neat,
With reeling wlnga aerenely furled
Above the turmoil o f the world,
Now graven handa, for aelfiah gain.
Have bound thee with the galling chain.
Symbolic llird of Liberty
Thy chalnleak spirit alill la free.
For memory, etill, the freedom yield*
Of wind awept mountain! and far aaure field*.
— Gertruda Martin Chnatenaen.
FASHION PARADE FOR
MEN ONLY, HERE!
“ tunnel Day” To Be
Route of Caravan Will Pans
Through C.recnburg, Ti­
gard and Other Citiea
TO BE MANY SPEECHES
prominent
Male
I’ rraetil A t
oKWlal,
The
Wi|| IJ»
Meeting
Sunday, Auguat 2&th will be Tu­
alatin Valley Tunnel day at Old
Champoeg. 1’ romtnent atate official»
and other will be there A hraaa
bend and aingera will enliven the
occaaion. The Champoeg Highway
Aaaoriation will alao join in on the
gathering Thi* prumiar* to be one
Ml >h* biggest day* of thg aummer.
Governor I’alterson. Senator Mc-
nary and Conggeaaman Hawley will
t>e among thoaa present. It will be
worth your time to rnme anil hear
them speak on the subject of thle
tunnel.
A caravan will leave Fairvale at
10 o'clock for the famous park. It
will path through Garden Home,
Metagrr. Greenburg. and Tigard on
tha way, You mag atari at fc-aWi
val* at 10 o'clock wit), the caravan,
or can Join it on the way.
J. W. RAYNARD HAS
AN AUTO ACCIDENT
J. W Kav nani , while attempting
to negotiate the Gale* Creek-Wilaon
river route to the coast on« day re­
cently struck a rock In a narrow-
place in the road, ills running hoard
and fender were somewhat damaged
but not seriously The Insurance com-
pany made good the damage.
HATE
*y
Arthur D . Howdua Smith
Everybody know* about Faster pa­
rades, when the femmes look thlcr
loveliest and apeak the last word
In style aa to frock,
hat, shoe*
ate. Rut liaten—Pendleton has
a
fashion parade which if radically
different; it'a for men only!
It takes place on the la*t night
in Auguat and ia the Hound-Up
Dreaa-Up parade. In which marches
•vary he-man citiaen in town. And
every man o f
'em la garU-d
in
Western togs; the aummer straw or
felt has been replaced by a ten-
ga llon cowboy hat, the shirt worn
w ith prosaic business attire i* dis-
lln rtlv not {h r m od« and in it« stead
la donned a flamboyant creation re­
a lly be-daxsttng In it* splendor And
with the»« shirt* ar* warn vests of
buckskin, beautifully beaded — nec­
kerchiefs — I toot* of hand carved
laathor — altogether, the attire is
that of the West where men are men
ami rodeo* are Round-Upa.
The parade presages the coming
o f the Round-Up season and until
the cloae of the four day show, Sep­
tember 18( 19, 20 and '.’ 1 the West­
ern attire will he official. All busi­
ness man adopt It and the wearing
of an ordinary aky-piece or pallid
ihirt In Pendleton during geptemhor
la as rare as a Chinaman sporting
whiskers.
A* for the Round Up for which
Pendletonians are getting into their
glad rare, it's coming on apace and
there'* a whole heap of preparation
going on. Fif{y Roqnd-Up gu^at»
from Texas have arrived and an.»
now roaming the hill* waiting for
opening day; the half hundred are
Texas ateers who will do their bit
to make it interesting for the cow­
boys in the bull-dogging and steer
roping.
The
Round-Up huckcrs
which I m . cc had a year of untram­
m elled feedom in which to concoct
new deviltries, will be brought in
from the hills, September 1 and va­
rious aggregations or performers
will bring in their fine raring stock
• w-eok or ao before the ahow.
SNEAK THIEVES EN
TER EGG MAN’S APIARY
Sneak thieves entrred the apiary
o f J. I. Eggman last Thursday night
with the intent on of robbing or car­
rying off the hives. Evidently, they
gbt badly sfung, and were forced
to abandon their guest leaving su­
pers strewn about and hives over­
turned, which they had carefully
stuffed with gunny sacks, sticks and
• handkerchief.
T a l« o f t h * bravo tfaya
whon marino battio«
'
lî
•
*
w a r« fo u g h t with «ait­
ine «h ip a —tha days of
piratas and traasura -
•
*
*
• f « a r r a n a d a « and
b r o a d s l d a a - e f Lo n g
Tom s and 24-poundors
- o f boarding and bay-
«n o t and cutlasa ■ « •
R m m d lt
* 9 m S t r i a i In
THE
BEAVERTON
REVIEW
On# auper waa! carried to the
highway and abandoned.
They had a beautiful mug on
them the next day. which, together
with the hnndkerchief, servod to i-
| dentify thsm.
MISS PETERSON, MRS
DEZURE ARE IN TOWN
Mir* Ivy Pgteraon and Mr». B.
|leiura of Varyouver. Wnsh., were
visiting friend* and transacting hn»-
j lne»a here Eridny of last week. They
have property here ard they w'shed
to place It In trustworthy hands
for the future is Miss Peterson ex­
pects to leave »oon for the Fast
where she will attend an art «(hoo!
and Mrs Dezure. who Is the wife of
an officer at the Army barracks ex
pectrf that her husband will soot , be
trijnafi rred to other quartet*.
Mr and Mrs. R. A Mills of Se­
attle visited relative« in town the
first of the week. They were en
route to Oklahoma where they will
stay thia winter- Mrs. Mills 1» a
sister to Mrs. Fred Omstcd and
1 M u . J , W , Sprague,
Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon.
Short Items About
coi in noesi;
Friday,
August 23, 1029.
$1.50 Per Year
. KtVAU
items
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are HUGH ALLAN
Not much doing this week in and
JOHN MACK
about the ( ,oui t llniire; vacation
B ROW N t o , (h*
days seemed to be reflected in the
bwxl oí /EANETT*
Courts.
MW? in to, ttirin-
On* marriage license w.,s issued;
Psth* piefurs
•ANNAPOLiS-
| Teddy K. Iteed and Ot-.■ ly » M, Tay-
i lor, both of Klamath > nils. *
1 ho Fstate o f Wllggn B imp was
Comings and Coings Of The admitted
to Piobat*, showing real Noyes Asks TIuit The Mar­
¡property
of the probable vahe of
People In And Around
ket Road Be Joined To
! » xcmhi . His death occurred January
City o f Beaverton
j 29. 1913.
L . ' 'j„'v
S... ;f
One from WiUonville
Sam Jones and James Woods ar-
! re'ted on liquor charge» received the
MANY HAVE PICNICS usual fines and Jail sentences.
V
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PRESENT
Order* were given in the follow­ BE FRANCE
ing Circuit Court cases
Many ltd urn from Vacation*
O-
Prudential Saving* & Loan Co.
thera A r, Leaving For Beaches
vs. Mutt Putio et at.
Scoutmaster Gives Short Resume 0 /
Smith Auto Part» v*. John Golee-
Work He !» Engaged in
kv.
Mr*. F. W . Cady ajwnt the week
State Highway Commission vs.
end at Itm-kaway.
Den a Vasllcff, case dismissed.
The Deavvrli’U Kiwanis Club seams
Mrs. l.utie Boring left Saturday
for Lake Lytle to be gone about ! SILENTLY PA 3 ING
to be growing ever more and more
0p. _ _ . -
gjg
tw$ week*.
popular. This week at th- ir regular
Mrs. H. M. VanKleek, who has meeting they entertained eight vis­ MISS LOFF IN ANNA-
Rev. Butler of Sherwood preached
been making her home for the pant itors besides their regular members.
at the Congregational church, Sun­
POLIS’» HERE, SOON
few month* at the home of her
Among the victor* were County
day.
son, J. J. Van K Irek, of Kinton Market Road Engineer De France,
Tiilented, beaut.ful, charming and i
Mis* Louis*
Feldman
returned passed aw’ay Saturday evening at
who told the members o f the pro­ c iK-retn player of great popuU rity ..
from the Lmunuel
Hospital
last 10:'!0 Mrs. VanKlcck haa Ucn in
gress made by his department in
week.
very poor health for »01 • time i.rtW getting things lined up for th* Jeanette Loif has the leading wo-
)|
ln Kathe’s new picture
and
has
had
the
cot
stunt
att
.
n-
Mr and Mrs. I.. L. Myi-fa and
new market road that will mnne • Ai 1 a p olis’% which will have its
family picnicked Sunday on Bald dance of a trained nur e.
this place w-ith our neighbor to the ; re. ier
owing at the Beaver Thfta-
Funeral Service* wore h Id at the south and cast. Tigard. He stated
Mountain, near Banks.
_ on -u c:ay n .rt. It will remain
church Tuesday afternoon. Kcv. F. that ao far as the Scholls-F *.-1 ;■
I»r. ami Mia. J. It Tujbcrt spent
■
H. Piaher oftu uteri. The interment r d th
right-of-w ay seemed to featured in t/ua brilliant produ- ion. About
the week end with Ur. and Mrs.
Ten Schools TV,II
was in Crescent Grove cemetery.
have been secured at l.ttle or no " n John Mack Brown, Hugh Allan
Foraytha o f 1’e E;l, Wn.
She ia survived hy a numlx-r of expense to the c.unty, That the ard William Bakewell.
Give Short Numbers
Mr and Mrs. W. C. McKell were children, grandchildren, and several
people effected were more than will­
Mies LofT formerly was an or- !
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wul
grent-grandchildren who h»v* the ing to meet the County half way in
On The Program
gan.st in a Portland theatre and is
ter Spott, Wednesday evening.
«11 «rr sympathy o f a laige circle granting anything thot would pro­
a mv, ivisn of fin* attainments. Sh«
of
friends
here
and
elsewhere.
Mrs. Bessie B'luck, who is living in
mote the building of the road, m-» whs bom in Wadena, Saskatchewan
one of the Alexander upailmcftl* is
matter Seemed to lirng j st now ai i is of Dani«;, d -cent. She wert ■
TO B ü M A N Y E i i l l B I T S
Arnold py«le of PV-thany. ng.-d ro f'r -*i»«re entrance to Tigard would
employed at the MacMarr store.
with ■ r iti'rn ’ o to Poi"tand, O re-<
nn*»«»d away at his fconn» Tuc tsv.
w .-re -»e contiru-ii her mu-.ca. pa­
Mr. 11. A Rohse and sons Thomu* Funeral serVieea under supervision be affected.
C. W
Noyes. Justice uf th« ir -c »until she made a trip to If. 'lv
and David and Jack Young, spent ol W E. P e e - will be held today
Peac* and secretary to the Tigard
d and engaged in rcreen work, Admi.-sÁi» , Will Be F ie» To AI
Tuesday afternoon at Roam.-r’ a Best at
nne-tbirty from the
Bethany
Chamber of Commerce was al-o pre­ appearing in su- h produ.ucns
as
School Children Oa i.iis D.»-y
The Congrcgttt.oual Sunday school Presbyterian church.
sent at th» meeting an ! ark*! ihrp “ You: r April” and “ Uncle Tom’s ,
picnic w-.U be held at Rouiner’a
The deceased was born in Switzer­ consideration be given to the link­
Cabin. She attracted the attention
Kc»t tomorrow afternoon (Saturday). land ard ia survived by a wife, A n ­
ing up o f the proposed market road of Cecil DeM.lle, with the result
Thursday,
Se^nuiiat
J _ th
na
Barbara,
Mr. and Mrs
Oscar
Huniberg
with the one com ng north out of That ¡A« appeared in “ Hold ’Em
IOI..I.K../U Count) o. i.ooi
at
spent the week end with Mr. and
Wilsonville. thi— gh
Tuatxttn end Yale“ ar.d ' Love Over Night” w ithJ
•ho C.juiuy r air at Bins /0 10 Au-
Mrs. E. P. Edwards of Ryderwood. KKBEKAHS ENJOY A
j
then
thts being wh it he brilliant results,
mis^on ts free to all grade sc.tool
S O C I A L EVENING thought a r»n-t o f the projected
Wn.
?
Miss L oif has an ideal role ih cau-.ren on tn ^ .x la j a n d -n 1 » c-x-
*upcr-h:ghway from Salem to Port­
Annapol:- in wh ih her beauty and l-c-.ua mat
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Buckley of
sca-out v.t.1 be d,s-
The members of the Bwtvertor Re- land. ’
talent are admirably displayed. S h e' m.s. ed so that cm .uim aj a t e a ­
Forest Grove wer,. (Miner gu.st* of
Ukah
lodge
enjoyed
a
octal
e.gning
Coming a* this .Fid *n th- eve is Betty, the finncee of a midship­ chers ca n . attend- -
Mr. and Mrs. L L. Myers, Monday
after their regular meeting Tuesday vf t tv - em'uurc mer.t o f
“ Tu-m-l man played by Hugh A!!an,but when
evening.
in the _Pe-ghucraood_j*t 400 4 ii
evening, Gan i -‘ wn # iikys.1 an! Day” to be he'd at C .ui p -g |
vi.o i>eau another ntideiaipptan p o r - errs .nemberx will a .,y ■ e zb - ihis <rf
Mis. Juntas Wilson of H<>quiam r*-fre»hm «tits w <■ i-c r«rved by the next Surdsy. Auguat 25. it brought
iy< i by Joiin Mack biow n, sire is
sewing, cooking, Can..w.g aiw tac.d
Wn Is visiting at the h"in. o f h.
committee, Mrs.
J . H. Dobbins. eut that if anyone wanted t dri
favorably impressed Events prov-
Crops
a. d StOe*. &»ve. .U el t..t
brother. Mr. C'ha.i. 11. Jacks and Mrs. D. Drorhaugh and Mm. D
t- that historic place to enjoy thj r-g to Bitty th.it * her fiancee had
family.
A Shearer. Much credit is due. this program being put *n th« " S. icy faults which could not possibly ren­ Clubs »,11 stage prone
look they mirfrt do well tw go fi.v way of der irar.uige with him happy, «he tions in which they w.n ,
Miss Cams Peterson and Mr. W.l- committee and the members
they uo tlieu work
l ..
liiim Campbell we e dinner guest* forward to mere such evenings.
the market road already established accepts the other with dramatic re­
how
they
do
it
at
ti;e
same t.nie.
of Mr and Mrs. H. M. Barnes,
frurn ftxard nnd thus become -ome- sults.
tne Stock Club boys * ¡ ¡ 1
,lwW
Sunday.
w
hat
acquainted
with
the
sit
atior.
DALLM AN N S HAVE
they handle calves, pigs, -L i,, etc.
IH-Frcrce ma<’ » *
- ONLY FIVE-RING CIR­
Mr. and Mr». L. L FvX»ru« ivtt
W E E K E N D GUESTS Engineer
A program is be lg p .« ,-. .d to
that as many as </.u'd eorve.iicntlv
thia week lor loWa They are driv­
CI S IS COMING SOON be given in tne big auditor:am.
do
so
nn-vt
atm
in
Tigard
next
Tues­
ing through bi J expect to be gone
o r te n a i i i o i f f i t sca u o i^ w i ii
Mr. and Mr». August Obrist and day. Aug st 27. at thre in
- t-
some time.
family of Gresham ,r-„ M*. an.l Mr-. terno<)n to go over the d’ ff rent
It waa giorioaa news to young and put on “ t . n or fifteen minute” nuru-
uerr. The tunlaun school B „.d w-ui
Mr. and Mrs. Keilcr and fainil'-. <'hi.» Lnwhiv amt family of Rock-
routes where the road above men­ d d br.ugi t in the anr.ounctaitut 01
who live near Lombard St ■'•turned won! were week end guests at the tioned cou'd be got into Tlgnrd w t’l the early appearance of the great t ur.itsh rndaic tor the pvogt tm, ar.d
also on the g,our. :.s in add:-ion to
•Sunday ti mi a two week» outing home of Mr and Mr». August Dnll-
the least damage and the greatest Kingline. Bros, ard Bairum & Bail­ the big Newberg Band.
ey Circus, with its thousand and one
at the benches.
mann of Kinton. On their return advartsg*,
w jnders w hich will exhibit in Rort-
A program of fie.d sp-in
for
Mr. and M rs. J dinson left this they weie accompanied by Alfred
I’ounty Comm ¡.--»loner Livermore
botn uoys und g:rls w.U oe a fea -
week on a lu-incss nip combined Obrist who has been visiting his was present and told som-ihi tr of ...r;l, Wedne--lay. August 28.
a sum of
The only tive-r ng circis in the tuie of the day.
with plcn-ure for Reno, Nevada. grandparent*.
the trouble experienced in se urir.g world, with a Big Top seating more money
has be-.n contribut.d
by
They are travelling by automobile
road right-of-w ay. Scout
Maste. than 16,000 persons, will tins year
friends of the children, to t given
Smith with two members of the effir more new and startiing acts
Mr. and Mrs. t . M. Hull and REPRESENTATIVES
as prizes for contests of different
family left W id ita d iy for a trip FROM FOX FARM HERE Beaverton boy scouts were present.
ever before in its history.
kinds. The good runners, jumpers,
The scoutmaster gave a short re­
to Bend. Crater Lake, and Long
Not lea t in the attractiveness of wrestlers, etc. will ail have a chance
Beach. Calif , whe-e they will visit
sume
of
the
work
he
is
engaged
in.
Two
representatives from
the
the B:g Show will be the presence to win honors and spending mo:.ey.
relatives of Mr. Hall. They expect Fromm* Brothc;» silver Fox Farm Kiwarian W ls’on then told of p .o - • seven herd» of elephants, 43
The Fair Management is making
to be gone about two weeks.
\z Wisconsin were in town Wednes­ gress being made in g. ttir.g the big great pachyderms, the majority of every tfiort to p:vvi..o an much in
drain
along
Front
street
taken
care
day
looking
for
a
location
to
esta­
Mr. and Mrs. I!ulc tuny, iluugh
which ar. highly tiaine l performers. the way of valuable education as re­
There are likewise the largest he ds gular school days give a d a day of
ter Mur.on. ninl sin II irohl. ami blish a branch of their industry in of.
of giraffes, zebras and camels in real plen.-ure that will long be re­
Mr and Mrs. Kojgrt P rnc ol A - the Northwest. It is said they r e ­
When talking to our «dverti-'ers capt.vity.
berdeen. Wn.. arriu d Tutrda) to present the biggest silver fox farm
membered.
please mention the Review. We’re
visit at th- home of Mrs. k. W. Ca­ In the United States.
1 ! » menagerie o f the
Ringling-
sure they'll appreciate it.
dy and Mrs Della F shor, of Pen
Ear im Circus is the largest trav- SCOUTS ENTERTAINED
There are mere than three mil­
vern n and Mr. and Mrs. Mason P.
zoo in the worid, and in its
Dr. nrd Mrs. Harry F . Srhoen cui:
AT SWIMMING PARTY
Cady of Hillsboro, Mr Byrne n!-o lion trucks in the United States, not of Kansas City. Missouri, vi-'ted a gib 1 cages there appear every
attended the Kiwanis Convention at one driver of which has developed few days recently with Dr. Schoen'» kne n variety of animal, brought
an inferiority complex.
irom the taith s remote com ers oy
Salem.
Troop 212 Lby Scouts of Huber
sister, Airs. James Wh.twerth.
agents of the huge amusement ii-ati— w-ere entertained at a swimming
tution.
party at the Eiks Temple swimming
Ar.d at each Ferfcrma»-ce is to be pool ir. Portland last Saturday. J.
seen "Goliath,” the monster set-ele­ W. Patterson, chairman
of
tha
phant. weighing five tons and eat­ Scout Committee, who is an Elk,
ing 400 pounds of fish daily. During took charge of the boys, and they
the past year “ Goliath" has grown had a real tieat. Dr.
K< is-e, in
a full ton in weight.
charge o f the pool, extended a gird
ALL GOING To
fA lP - H M P ß W i I A
The circus marts o f the world hand to the boys. The swim was
have been combed to produce for made possible thru tl e courtesy o f
this gicatest of all shows the most Mr, Spaulding, secretary of Lodge
r F N J O V E P , T ^ U r N K s IT¿A A ! t s
daring nnd s, ectacular of acts, chief 142, ard Mr. Patterson. Sir. Wright
an.ore; which tris year is the one scoutmaster, was present, ar.d helped
t PACTO RS/
and only original Zachinni, “ The tran; port the boys.
- . aoTO/MOBiLPí»,
Human
riojectile,”
filed
bodily 1
through s; ace from the mouth of a
P M. MADDEN FORMS
monster cannon.
C¡d. W E .LL-
The
Big
Show
travels
on
its
*jwn
A PARTNERSHIP
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four trains of 10U double length
railroad cars.
P. M. Madden. o..e of Leavet on’s
progressive real estate dealer* has
formed a pnrtnetship with J. W .
KINTON MAN IN BAD
of Forest Grove. Mr. Tea-
AUTOMOBILE WRECK Peabody
body is well known
throughout
Washington county, having been ac­
Herbert Ward of Kinton had the tive in educational lines for many
misfortune to have a bad automobile year*.
wreck last Thursday afternoon. He
The firm will opeiatc under tt.9
was driving along the side of the
name of the P. M. Madden Realty
road near Robinson station, where
Co. with offices on Broadway in tha
the road crew- has been working,
Hedge building.
. .
-u.
- SK. » A /'
and where there is a lot of dirt,
v h .n his lo r d coupe tipped over,
-.-.urging it quite badly. Mr. Ward RICHARDS PLACE IS
•
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v ” v'
w
n not injured, only shaken up a
B E I N G RE-BUILT
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little.
ifN s & .W c .'
liliUllt
Visit Local Kiwani:
b iT S S
Day At County Fair
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Several loads o f luml<
Portland firm was delivci
the past week to the Hn:
chard v pince at K: t >-
The daughters o f the Union Vet- be use»! to build a n or h-
I r ir« of the Çivii War will hold a place the one rece tly »:»■ - 1
Werk has air
h
rti-r’ i» m the afternoon
August Dr
24 at Shut* Park H!B--Sor.». All will be ruri ed right don.
daughters and son» of Union Vet­
The Shattuck Store at Maupln, haa
erans are especially invited. Bring
your friends and a well filled basket, been improved.
I). U. V. PICNIC WILL
BE IIEI I) AT S. PAR
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