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VOLUME VII, NO. 14.
Single Copy, 5 Centn
Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon.
Friday,
March 7, 1930.
91.50 Per Yea
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KKTUOMI’ rCTIONB
Oft I gaze ml ‘ he »lie it eity
On the hill not Imr away,
Where my deer .me* .re <oiiutly reel
Aa 1 allently ireae 1 pray
That In that fairer city,
When llfe'a Journey for mo la dona.
We may all lie re united,
With our Saviour around the thrune
Oft when evcnh.K »hadoWi gather,
Ami In the ailent night. .
I reach out my arm* to clean them
When their ahuduwy forma lake flitcht.
Yea,
And
That
And
I gaze at the >.ent city.
think of the d o.r and gone,
are calmly and Quietly »leaping.
aeetii beckoning me to come.
Large Number There
i As City Dads Meet
SERVICE STATION
pi ¿ f u
HAS BEEN LEASED $ | ]0 f[ M H S
LETTE R S
W. H Bogd announced today that
. contract for the con- |
he has let t the
struction of a garage and service
station to be built on his park lVk
mile« south o f Beaverton, at the !
Junction of the Sorrento road w ith 1
From Our Roadon
Editor Rev law: I m , present at
the Council meeting held Monday
night at the City Hall I wish more
Council Votes to Pay All people could have been there. It wee
a aerioua de libera ties over a pree-
Tne Bills. One Dis­
alng question that had come to the
crucial point and had to be deeid
senting Vote
ed. There were keen discuaeione over
technicalities
of
law,
occasional
flares of temper buret forth and
MEETING VERY BUSY dlad away, and It aeemed aa 4 a
deadlock was inevitable. Yet back
Attorney State» I'etitlon Can Not of It all the onlooker could tee
that every member of the council
IV» 1‘ aaaed Uy Council
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was most deeiroua of settling the
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| question in the moot amicable man-
The March meeting o f the City p#r
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A b o lit
Peopte We All Know
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“ rfe "iprrage ‘^nd service station Coming and Going Of The
has been leased t o j t C. Foxton, >
P e o n lp
In A n d A h r n ii
a son-fn-law to Ed HaJaten, the
r e ° p ,e
in A n a ADOUl
“ Standard Hardware” man.
Fox-
Beaverton And Vicinity
1 ton for the past season has bean
employed at Eliander’s Garage at.
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BY SPECIAL W RIVTERS
age with all the latest fixtures and
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equipment with which he expects g « ,« . Away; S ea « UJ; Some Return
— Mr*. Jennie Shearer
to be able to give the automobile
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owner experienced automotive a a r-!
A " d i5° IIM Aw*Jr On Business
rice promptly rendered.
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w“ prü,b; b,ly “ l* r**ly w“ :
While wrangles are apt to occur
Mr. Boyd, in establishing • this
The children of Wm. Drirtachi are
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w l . u /
* ,,d*d “ “ ny th* 1 hav* bwn h#,d In moat any eounoll meeting, the
park will make available to camp- ill with diptheria.
I H I G H S C H O O L N E W S | in a long time. Some were Were eomm* l«|,i(u feature o f this meet.
Frank W. Livermore
«r-toarista a place the need of which
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P osen t a petition, some «o re-
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evident desire to a-
Frank
W,
Livermore
of
Hubet
b**a
it
k
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Beaverton
a
t
U
ck ^ T u rr
W‘th
The student body
play,
"Seven port on find.nge, and some Just u, bl<fe by tl_ wllhe. o f the maferitv
filed his candidacy for the repub-
There are to be modern cabins,
K° ‘
Keys to Uaidpate," will be p r -
l«U n .
D . h < ^ t £ t th . t r £ .™ r i t I t
lieaa nomination aa county Judge «pupped with gas for cooking and
Harold Peterson is out of school
•nu*l ou th« «vtirnif of March s i,
ln « T int question coming up w u majority rule the dkmocratlt prin-
Saturday, His sloven is, * ' eat «1.1 he*t ** neceaakry. Each cabin will because of an attack of intestinal
inaiuuti of March u , aa aroneouaiy that of the "w *t»r clerk ’ which 1» cipl# of govern m e n t it a , not all lectaona ci
ri» ai
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w private s 5nuwTU-
c f tne
the rou
rour.ty
al.ka."
•“ v*
h o w bath fa - flu.
.-A
alateti in iu»l weeks NuUe. It »
discussed as soma length in a 1st- vanished Some urged a SMcia!
e-
™ "
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ciiitia«
aiut
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fiA a a iu
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A son was born to Mr. and Mr».
w ry in
u re . W
to th.
Review. The
th « w
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Livermore
a mystery play with a very
m ures
u r t«
me Review,
m e matter
rnalUr of jpcUon, o others
wanted
the T council
*v »
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•
uug
ting plot.
*f. nrarihood on a • Wi-^otui/
Hu« h IJ- Wilfe, Thursday, Febru-
plot- Vh#’
lit« cast la working hard opening up Watson St. to connect to i paia an "ordiitadaa
ordinartoe that would
At the aga of
24 he ’.eft , r “ y P" V*U P»cni«ng parties. ary 27th.
Oddfellows Prepare Supper to make this play e suoceaa The with the new highway was presented have the Recorder perform certain
for th,c
the greener
greener field»
field» of
Boyd exP®cU
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t
t
two lead, are Ukvn by kern Chinn in the form of a petition by Elmei dutwi and t ^ r ^ y , w id My nna-' c Wisconsin
y j f z T " for
of Lf
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ound
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u Merne
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La
Dean has been out o f
During Lodge to Sur­
and »lonroe Shannon Tickets are Stipe Tabled. The committee to re- understanding! as to the situation
,rT,v,Bf ***r#
i*®7- h t
RefreahroenU and all kinds
of *ch°ol
school several days on account oi
prise Kcbckuhs
now OI, .ala and can oe o b f.n w i P«rt on th widening o f W .U on St. i„ the future, but th , aolution that
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g r o c e r ^ ^ U be on « l . t t h f
iU n m
from moat any high school student south from Second St. were pres- »»emed most agreeable to all was
elnee lJtKJ, l i v
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e „ l but d.d not r-.port on account th e "7 ropi>aition" ÜUt *thü
JH ! . . * 1* , B* * vert^ 1 ^
Hub?,r‘
R V A V P l T 'c H i n ï T ï r u m
Irby Dunn
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Thursday evening of last week, ° t i*1* press of other business. This acting water clerk resign aa such ,p *nt
y**r?u™ tb*
busi-| A JÎ.A V t , K O C I C I A L C L U B
against^a truck Monday and frac-
MANY AUK PRESENT
neaa, 13 in thu county, south o f,
P A R T V TC C i r m r o c tured two ribs.
the Tillamook boy» basketball team mailer will probably come up at the by April let, and the Recorder per
, played our boy» on our floor. Till- adjourned meeting
to be held next form those dutiea In the future *»
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SLCCESS
T. ».
One Team
Also Prepare»
Short ' unlock took the long end of the »core Monday evening.
he haa In the year* past- It was
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The Council voted to pay all bills this aolution that turned the point-
county's largest U a payers Not only •P°n*ored by the Beaver Social Club
B A - Roh»e-
Prugram To
Pr*»e«l
Friday night the Forest Grove presented, there being one dissent- ed »word» into plow »hares with
baa his buamaaa expedience been W1* * decided success, for, despite
Ernest Metcaff waa operated on
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boy» baaketball team and the Corbett mir vote, that of Alderman Wilaor. which will b , cultivated the fertile
In the si'vmill gams, but for 17
^bat there were several for giand infection under the arm
A large crowd wa. ;.,e »c it at th. g ir l.’ team played on our floor. Ou
The matter of the ini.tive peU- toil o f Ife.v.rton . future. ThU was ^
£
dif.Went entertainment* scheduled on T u id a y moraili*“
regular ineeung
of tue KeOekan
a hoy» lost but our girl» won by a tlon was pressed
aomewhat but indeed a happy conclusion and one I
n
^
t, for that evening, there were 95
. U>* ’
luc.uuy ewiiiiig. Aa this wa» the en.all margin
The girl»’ game 1» ^ * ort,*Y All*n *u u< j ,hVKth* ^ '0°i!,‘ C° U,<1 *** ^ burden ltft from ^ * - mov*<i into a beaunful new h o m / Present. There were 15 tables of A * * * nd Mr*’ N‘ W’ Gorham were
U»e
aUendanee conUet Mid to have been fast and funou».
He ha. aerved a . county com m is-. "600” and 7 o f bridge.
«wrung
was »carted, each side hud endea­
, ,
,
f>Uin,y * ‘ ‘fh
re,ief ,0lkm “ ** Un,,on r i o n « ’ f w rU ^ Z l Z m L r mU'
’ The 'fn e t ' I s 'd i e . '^ r e for “ 600’ W*bber ° f PortUad SundaY-
Tuesday evening of this week our • to tea thaR any city may pass any of strain.
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was awarded to Mrs- Gorham: as.
Mr. and Mrs C. E. DeGrace
vored to bring out the members
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In 16,9 Mr. Livermore was mar- ^
Gorhjtm ? “
While iouge was in aea»iou, Uir two teams were sgain victorious as „
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Mow, U r. Editor, I think H I«
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cond, Mrs. Haulenbeck; conaolaüon, tertamed Reverend and Mrs. T. A.
Odd Fellow, came, in . ’body', and at that time they’ won both game- f|*ct with the penal _ law. of the Ume for «very one In B ^verton to
fhnd'rem m T ' k * M i ..’ LaTson. The hi^h
Dungan at dinner Friday evening.
go t to work and h«lp buud a rue* n
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m K v w .
iju.etly prepared »upper m a aur from th# Tigard team».
The g.rla
J“ »t what penal laws would g0
P.
Syrers
on
of
Mr. and Mrs- -------------------
G. J- Rohae
and *
KUm7th EmUx.
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noise to lbs Kebekan», and It oer- game waa fast but our girls were be infringed? In fact, he might be i»ttle e c .r y - a city o f*h om « w ‘ h a " j - ^ y v e n o n I f
tauily waa a surprise, for the K# in
Helen 'a
at t aome
aome I om
I om to to point
point them
them out
out a a . . resos
,n Oie
the lerd
lead from
from the
the »tart
.tart
Helen
re.ourcM .nd poMibil.tie. that f^ r ^
Mr,. Rohae.
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w.th^Mr0“ ^
U » B^A
bvkaha had not Uk »liffhUat know- Homruh and l»a Lun
Chin were thrrr U nothing mentioned about pla com an joy
W ' has worked hard for, 1 John
*-*“ at 1 home.
Tne bridge high »core for ladies R A se.
th, stars of the game
The score anything save fixing the duties of
Our mayor
ledge of It
waa made by Mr». McKell; second
,
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Tigard.
9;
Beaverton,
22.
certain
City
officials
and
fixing
th
.
many
year,
to
make
it
so.
has
ta-
w
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F
X
ir
k
m
One team in the contest, the N
Mrs
con*oUtion. Mrs.
l M: Lassiter returned from
Mrs. Gray; and consolation.
Mrs
A* a hot one And •■l»ry the officer« should receive.
' ] en much of hii time
from hie j
I
A l lL IiD
X ll
Sélxtie Tuesday after a week’s vis-
ble Craltd’a leant, had prepared a
* be boys game w
own
private
business
which
haa
short program for
the
evening several times during it» progress a
TEON CLUB MEETING mid?* by M r^
MrV rt " w T t h T e T b r o " ^ J o ^ V e e U n g
meant
a financial
leas. Our other
CLINTON
ELECTED
Wnon Uns was through, the Odd « r y cloee score showed
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Gtlkey; and consolation, Mr». John- *nd
Fellow's supped up and pul on
However the Beaverton boy. did
LEAGUE PRESIDENT
“ gj
Most of the member»
- f the son.
Mr. and Mrs. E- G. Perkins were
ar.olher program. Tn# program con- better team-work and made several
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|n
T ilfa z e o f Beaverton
Hiteon club
were
present
last
Mrs. Sprague won the door prize dinner guest» Sunday at the home
els ted of a v*rv interesting talk long shoU from near the center of
a meeting of the Tualatin Valley
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Wednesday, when the club met at
Every third Wednesday o f every o f Mr. and Mrs. John Higinna o f
on ‘Ttebekaha ’ by Dr Mason; a the floor. The score .tood 22-1«
Baseball Ia-egue waa held In Kru-
j h P
m (el ow wm
the home of Mrs. Amanda Carlson, month are the regular card parties. Portland.
^
talk by Mr L>w»n on aome recent
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ger . Cafe. Tigard. Oregon. March
w° ^
y ^ _ vln_ our Coaaeil The roll call was first aid su g gA - The next is on March 19th. at 2
v ., h „
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dlacoveriee in medicine; a eoio by i “ X O I S Y
N E IG H B O R S ”
3rd. The meeting was well attended rvery co-operation to solve these
tions and the afternoon waa »pent o'clock. Everybody is invited
to ^
' yj * ith
heart tt k H*
M. Underhill; a reading by J,. H*
l u n i i ' i ' K A M I I V (.’ >•' I i 11 tnd Judging from the enthusiasm
problems, one of which I* to put in aewing for th . Abertim. Kerr come with hi. friends. Prizes and J T W n Z E n “ w T S o ^ k o m l
Hulctt; and two solos
by kred
A Ö U L 1 T A M IL , 1 f L l B
am)
thown the Tualatin Valley £ , verton on th# ma
Nursery home in Portland- The next refreshment#.
^
Strickland Delightful refreetunenU \
League 1» in for a very euccesful
CONCILIATORY meeting will be March 12 at the
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oi sake, sandwiches, pickles,
and | Mirth, mystery, and
melodrama
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
home of Mrs. Mildred Bacon. Mrs. KIN TON GRANGE HAS
A'. E’ Reelin«
El P“ *>,
eoffc# were
served by the Odd form an hilarious trio in providing
The
elected are:
Ernest
£ N’S MEETINGS TO
Ada Caldwsll will give a paper
R P C I T I A D M V l T T I V r Texa. .rn v ed here Thursday mor-
Fellows. All enjoyed
th . av.ning entertainment
Noisy Neighbor».
chnton> Beaverton, president; Cal-
"The Sugar Industry of Oregon."
r v L ,ljU L A B M l b L i I l i N l x nmg to vuit with her daughter,
and voUd the Odd
FMlow. royal ■ which will be on
view at tne-Bra Wn p ^ , ,
Garden Home, Secre- BE HELD AT CHURCH
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Mrs. F. M. Lassiter.
entertamer».
, v .r TheaUe on Sunday, Monday, u
A
p
ireUnd
o f Forest
At
the
regular
session
of
the
Kin-
Practice has been begun on the
COMEDY IS GIVEN
and Tue«iay. March 9. 10. and 11. Gr0^
Financi.
SecreUry.
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Rev. T- A. Dungan of the local
AT GRANGE
HALL
S T present
p ïÎ lÎ naa
h ît uie
î^ p pleasure
iÏ Ï î; X
* ÏT
** later
^ by wh the
lch
M A N Y G O O D T H IN G S
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‘ ,hU U rc* com#,d>’
r i* ^ die ^ Teams representing the league are Congregational church U exMnding
m
u iv n u u u
zzrszusu ÏÏ.
uay. S
uiose
wU1
^
prMented
ii i iiiil 'V
I T W IU ’ I N K
f v ’ ll“ n: * ho
*•*’"'* h; ra^ “ “ * Beaverton. Tigard. Sherwood. Gar- «n inviUUon to all men who may
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of listening to a fine talk given H:gh School Glee Club.
H A I 1 L N A l K D N A N I&
: The GodUas
U rl
and
Show dpn Home v’erboort, Roy, TRatcher. be interested
in attending the foui >
three-act comedy. “ Aunt Je-
b>’ County Agent, O. T. McWhorter,
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, kolka aa on# of th# moat promts- >nd Lake c.rovt
men*» meetings
which will be held „ „ j , , on
W arpath" give.' at
who*< »ubjeot was “ General
Farm
“ r8„ A -. E- Ha'7le*L,
C<?d*r M,Us
with blood nou‘nn
poison ” in
Too many good things happened mg young cornelians on th« screen.
^
m ert
wiU b eh eld at on Thursday evening as 6:30 o'clock. th, Kinton gr»nge hall last Monday ToP[c»-"
“ is suffering W
at th« Kiwania meeting tins week AUierta Vaughn and Theodore
R »- o- n J l l r Z u o .L v M a «h 17
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— Thursday .vaning was v try ^ l .^ n d c d
t v * following viritors were .pres-
The a first
Meeting
will v
be
The
^
hand as a result of cut-
in Beaverton Monday. March 17.
March 13. Supper will be served by ^
^
^u ch snToy«^ by sU. The « t = ° . T McWhorter, of Hillsboro, “ ng her hand with a butcher knife.
to
chronicle here
W« will
pass berta. Occupying places
next
lightly over aome of the high lighU. prominence
are ‘ Eddie'a
father, „
,,
the ladies of the church
with a
W li made up o{ m. mbvrs of Mr- « d Sirs. A. M. Kennedy of
Mr. and Mrs. Emil
Ritter
of
First 1st us tall of th# vieit of “ Dau-' Quillan, a veteran o f vaude- G . t , . « A a U n . A I U i L
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email charge to cover the cost.
Washington grange of North Plains. Beaverton; John Heaton of Scholls; Portland and Miss Bessie Clow of
ixl Anderson, Tillamook, who fo r- j ville, three other
(Juillan
aona, O F CHLTRCH SER\ ICES .#
The proceeds of the evening will be *nd
Ruby Meyers, of Laurel- Multnomah were guests at the home
merly owned and operated a store John, Buster and Joe.
and
two
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divided between the Kinton grange . A *P*del meeting wras held Mon- of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Perkins of
on th# grounds now occupied by daughters, Maris and Isabella. Quit«
xhe Young People's C. E. Society ^ --------------------------------------------
and the visiting grange members.
«venlng for the purpose
of Lake Road, Sunday evening.
Stipe's Garage. Then th« music by fittingly the clever performers play o f the Congregational Church had
i „ lM t week's edition there was
nnetaof.
the girls from the high school. Miss I the “ Marvelous
Monarch»,“
stars charge o f the Sunday evening church a statement which by some was T r t T A I
R O Y ^ fO T T T Q
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a Mr. » v Harry
T * ^ Parker of Cedar Mills
,
Alice Johnson.
and Miss
klveiyn o f the split-week time, into whoso *«rvicc,
Mi»s Barbara
Cady, as construed to mean that th . Wednes-
I Oregon State NeWS |
^ ‘W°r chlldreB
and
Hawley with their accompanist, « i- act a new part is written each time prw,ident of the Society, presided, day afternoon card parties spon- ,
HOLD AN ELECTION £_________________ _____ £ Dairy
“ rs underwent
V* CaPeUe tonsil
oi operations
Service
so from the high school. Miss He- a new member of the family grows Very creditble talks were given by sored by the
Beaver
Social club j
Plans are underway for the ea- at Dr. Maaon's office last Friday.
ten Godfrey.
obi enough to toddle on the stage. a number o f the members. Another would be discontinued.
Such ia not
The local Boy Scouts held theii tabli^hmen*^ o 7 7'ch eese 'Vsctorv ^st
Mrs. A. J. Kolkcnbcck, one oi J Fissh suvsnturers com« the way
pleasing feature of the evening was the case. These parties are to c o n - ! semi-annual election Tuesday
eve- Medf-rd.
?
^ rs’ Ethel Edwards enteiuiined
the recent finds in musicians, v »» j of the Quillans when they inherit a the tinging o f the
Anthem. “ A - tinue. It is the evening
parties ning. Eldon McLeod was sleeted se- 1
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Hocken and
present, and played the accompanl- Southern
vitals. Romance
eater» wake’ ’ by the C. E. Choir. A good which ane the occasional ones. These nior patrol
leader; Russel Goddard, The Farmers
and Fruitgrowers
family with a dinner at the home
ment for the club
songs, some ot Lrluies life,
wiien h« invcts the crowd was out to lend their sup- are only called from time to time, scribe; Bob
Denney, leader of the B*rl: at Medford was
extensively of her mother on Sunday in honor
which she played by ear, splendidly, daughter of a neighboring South- port to the effort# o f the young
and are not to be at stated inter- Flying Eagle Patrol; Carson Mur- improved.
o f Mr. Hocken’s birthday.
era family played by winsome A l- people-
vale.
ray, laader of the W olf Patrol.
too,
The building in Hillsboro at Ss-
The Schipman boy, while riding
berta Vaughn, only to discover that
District Trust«» of the Clatskan
cond and Washington Street will be his bicycle in the dark Monday
le club, August Persons, was there, their respective clans art sworn en­
remodeled.
evening ran into a horse team. The
Mayor Erickson attended his first emies. From then on the story be­
The Texaco Company will build
the wagon striking him
comes
a
melodrama
spiced
with
ir­
Kiwanis meatlng, ami Ben and Bob
a modern service Station at Madras ‘n ***• cbest- There ia a possibility
To outwit
hy Hassn with Geo. Simmons from resistible buffoonery.
'
in the spring.
• cracked nb.
Portland If there are those who their enentles the Monatcht wage
More than 30.000 pounds of tur-
Several Beaverton men attended
wish to know about the collection a new kind of welfare by employ-
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7 ‘ V t n ü & Ê j Æ J t Y æ Z J T ï m Y \ W m *T .lA rZ 7.\ \
d .. L et key were shipped from Medford re- **>« banquet held at the First Con-
o f stamps, they can aak Leonard A - uig the tricks of magic they hau
cently for Boston.
gregational Church of Portland in
dams, late arrival from sunny C a l-; pertormed on the vaudeville stage,
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honor of Mr Charles E. Burton,
lfomia.
{ Soma of the moat novel of tun- pro-
The new hog fuel mill recently in- National Secretary of the Congre-
Bsn Hazen mado the addresa of vokmg situation» over filmed rsault-
■tallcd at the Carlton sawmill nas ^ ¡< > „,1 church.
the avaning, wonderfully prepared. |
started operations.
and the kind everyone aeeim’d to WILSONS GIVEN BIG
An agitation ia underway for the | SILENTLY PASSING |
enjoy listening to. Mrs. P. L Schultz
SURPRISE PARTY
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put on the spread, a aplendlil repast
home at Roseburg,
Florian Osthammer was born in
which was enjoyed by all.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wilson wers
The Bsinbow
Candy
Company I avana,August 16, 1860, the third
pleasantly surprised Wednesday e-
will toon open business
at 2024 child in a family of five, two of
vening when a number o f the Ke-
Broadway, at Baker.
whom died in infancy.
TO ELECT OFFICERS bekahs walked in on them for a
Buttermakers
from
Oregon's
108
Of his early life we know little,
little party. They have proved
a
creameries met at Corvallis for a No one can fathom the heart of
vary
elusive
couple,
but
the
Kebek-
Dr. J. E. Bates, the Dlatrict Su­
three-dav conference.
youth and tell the motives which
in finding
perintendent
o f She
Nazerena ahx found no trouble
Tho Pacific Telephone A Tele- prompts the boy to leave the laml
Church will hold the yearly meet- them. Mr W tlson attended tne Kt-
graph company ia constructing
a 3- h.s i athsra to seek Life beyond
Ihg at the local church, Monday warns meeting that evening
and
line connecting Klamath Falla, Bend
e horizon-, Fiorian came to Am­
evening, March 10th. The e'ection | when he return«« nome he surely
end
The
Dallea.
The
final
coat
of
erica
early in 1881, when he w e.
wh.M h.< t peued
of officers will be held, and th- looked surprised
the construction will be (1,466,0911. twenty-one years old, settling uea>
the
door
and
lound
the
room
tun
choosing of a pastor for the onsu
where he died. He was a mechanic
o f company. A very enjoyable svsn-
Ing year will be considered.
JLIA V I D K i i O S C i i i A S
and had a #h°P wh<r* h* t,x ,d •hoes>
R ew n ‘n d " * W .V T ali'w »T preach ‘nF w»s pent and delightful re­
-
\ »nd harness, and on occasion he dCu
al the Nazeisne
Church
In the freshments were served at a late
U U i a i l O A l i A l e 1 1 a little ctock repairing, or perhaps
morning and evening of Sunday, hour.
some cabinet work.
David b'. Rohae h»d a Oirthday
H u lif, Wa> ip^nt at Cedar M,{!1
ffih.
KRAUSE MAY SEEK
party at his home, Friday aUernoei. wher# h# bfcamj # naturalued A m-
Aleiha Hulett Is confined to her
alter school. Games w»re playeu ericAn cjtjien and f or the last tnirey
NOMINATION IN MAY
home by an accuts attack of m e -
and some j retty gifte weie ge- years a member of the Wood me i
mntlsm. She has been absent fro.),
ceived. A fter dinner. David took f tb# World
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kruus vvr.s
school for ov*r n week.
hia guests to the Beaverton theatre.
He Jied „ ¿ her 8uddeniy the f r ,t
in town Monday. Mr. Kruus
wbicu tney ab enjoyeu sery u .u ,c of the we#k from heart fa
Edward Jannaen, son of Mr. and i principal of the Tualatin achools
Ihose attend ng Dev. .• ^ »nwi j be on|y r(,;ative in this country
Mrs. Al. Jannaen, Beaverton r o u t j l t| und formerly a candidate for county
birthday party were.
Vance Bo»- ¡# a
„
Bai-bara
Penni,
♦-ill give the listeners over K" I N | »ehool superintendent. He spoke of
well, Veldvn Boyn, June B o »-e - ;iv,r g *t 2814 Lake Rood. Milwauki...
a treat Saturday noon f r in twelve going into the race for reprssent-
PaUy Dunbar, Catherine VaaKleek;
Funara,
we*« held Wee
to one. He la the boy whistler a n d , ative from Washington county but.
Kitty Kingston. Jane
Domagona nes.jay> y arcb 5, at p ^ s rh ap -
If you tune in you tire »jre to be i only that he was considering it and
delighted. KOIN, Saturday, between not that he had definitely decided
Raymo.’.d Jacaie, and lhomaa auu pej interment waa at .»It. Calvary-
David Rohae.
Rg*. j , || (PN ,il effisiated.
twelve and one.
1 to enter the race.
Dean Tells Of Some
Recent Discoveries
r
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NAZERENE CHURCH
L o ts o f Sap
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