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Beaverton. Washington County, Oregon.
Friday,
April 18, 1930.
$1.50 Per Year
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City Council Meets
Motion Is Passed To Accept
The Resignation Of
tìeorge Thyng
LETTER 4>S R EA O
Recorder Dictad» Reports
Place V» h«-r«r H ale r H u
binding
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SENIOR PLAY TO BE
GIVEN HERE SOON
“Second Childhood” und -r the di -
rrcllon of Mre. Robertson Is the
play to be presented Mey 2nd by
the Kenior class of Ifeaverton High
School. The play Is a side-splitting
comedy and pertalna to the life of
today- The cast has been selected
and has been rehearsing for several
weeks. The p art of leading lady,
Sylvia Kelyla, ia playad by Emma
Schrader. The leading
man, Phil
Stanton la well filled by
George
Hoover, who poaaessea all of the
qualities th at a young man c o u rt­
ing a girl should have. The other
characters are: Professor
Relyla,
Paul Shellenhorger; “ A untie” , Fran
cea Jenne; General H. Burbeck, A l­
fred
Johnson; Marcella
Rurbock,
Helen T efft;
Mrs. Vlvert, Ruth
Lundgren; Mrs. H ender'on, Henri
e tta Hawley; Lucille Norton. Rose
Stabler; Judge
Sanderson, Oswald
S e a n ; Sheriff Johnson,
Howard
Harrison; and Deputy Sheriff, Ben
Zurrher.
The entire sta ff this year la ca p a­
ble of producing a good play as
will be proven. Don't forgot to come,
and see this g reat Comedy".
Beaverton Wins First
Track Meet of Season
In the Shot Put, Beaverton
Won All PlaceH, YVilh
(•rant Getting h in t
GEO. BAKER HAS A
SERIOUS ACCIDENT
Goo. W. B aker who lives In the
Sorrento
district was in a very
serious accident last Saturday when
the team he was driving
away,
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The team w a .h itc h e d to . 12-
. < ,iirt
‘ M PI* < in front
of the team to Chang, bndie., and
on* hor , * - th* . 1 .,
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gave a jump knocking Mr. Baker to
Ihv ifrounri. The* di*c ran over h it
body. D r. Welsh was immediately
WELCH FIRST IN MILE
.' a T ku Oregon’s First Air-ship
to Be Christened
Ladies Club Entertain­
ment Nets Over 580 ¿
PETITION TO IMI
ROAD, CIRCUI
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P ro g ra m
Tuesday of his week there was
ng circulated about town a peti­
tion praying the County Court to
proceed wiik
wit£ wie
the improvement ox
of
the M arket Row!
b-
Road recently eeU
estab-
li»hed between Boaverton and the M &VOr
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U i 'n .
fe a tu r e o i i rogram Is Co- 8chollB_F
m edy, “O ne liv e ly
Given By
D ay
r„.d
BUG IS AUCTIONED OFF Ä
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Thii road u ™a>«r
understood u> b.- » unit r.f one to
connect this place with Tigard.
I t seems th a t the Court had gon-
Club
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LiCi.
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P a rtic ip a te ,
Many to SpcaK.
MANY PLANa
f f f
MADE
Heavertoa Wlaa »'iral la Many Of . yv
,
,
Mayor Ericknon Tv Declare S atu r­
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An X -ray revealed tbe fact th a t Dona Rae Howard Give« A Very
the road cleared and graded a t an
lb .
Individual L .e n t.
lhrM vertebrae« a t the oack of bis
day Afternoon A Holiday
Pleasing
Performance
early
data.
But
the
legal
procedure
neck were fractured. Mr. Baker U
required
the
posting
of
a
form
al
re
The track meet held at the field getting along as well aa can be e ^
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_| Beaverton
M
_ B School
____ by pected. One of the horaea
____ was cut
S aturday of next week promises
of the
High
Th* Ladies Club of tha Barnes aoultion. The posting became the
the local high school against the so" badly with the "d is c 'th a t several Kho° l * * v* * v«rX enjoyable an- »ignal for action of a number o
to be a gala
u*y fo r t u . u . , . . .
W ruunioent and program
a t toe p<-f'D'e residing east of the propose'’ On u w t Uay one ox trie noted stuis
Hillsboro school endrd
in over- stitches had to be taken
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B arnes’ school house Friday eve- rig h t-o f-w ay to g et bus£ and file from toe iXufv.ni ti.c u .e m i o n -
whelmug victory for B. H. S. with
nmg of last weex. The proceeds •
rem onstrance
against the im- land will come
here to o ic ... tae
the final «core of 86 points to 31.
from th« i f f air netted the sponsors provement of the M arket road.
bottV on the prow of tu* f ir s .
The meet was held Friday afternoon. DOCTOR CLAIMS HE
CAN CURE LOVE! something like |«2.0i). Thia money The petition being circulated wa- air-sh ip ever built in Or eg-u.
In the 100-yard dash, W itmer. of
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ia to
be used as a payir.ant of a for the purpose of rebutting the re -
tla o o ra te plana are uiicier way
Beaverton took firs t
place, w ith
W right, of Beaverton, second, and
A young doctor who thinks he P**110 10 be purchased for the uae monstrance. And how they did sign f or ^
entertainm ent of several
T rapp of Hillsboro, third, in this can inoculate himself against lov« oi **>• school.
up ju st as soon as the purpose of thousand people April 2», a t what
event Beaverton received 9 points, and hand out sagely advice on the
One of the features of the eve-
paper was explained to th em ’ Has hastily been cai.-u .“ Beaverton
and Hillsboro, 1.
question of matrimony without any ning waa the raifle of a qu.lt. This Only a few waited for a full ex- A irport Day."
Turner, a Hillsboro man, was first fear for hia future, is the theme wa* won by M rs. Dora Stipe of pUnation. Their action goes to show
A le tte r read a t the meeting? of
In the 880-yard run. Coward, of of "The Love Doctor" with Richard Beaverton.
public sentim ent strongly m fa- the
Kiwams Club V.e-
4-y
Beaverton, was second, ana Welch Dix. June Collyer. and Morgan
A nother feature was the selling voy.
th l’ ro*d through as t y ( M | oi ^
Week fro m tue
of HilWvoro. waa 3. The scores were Farley showing at the le a v e r The- of a rug which had been donate i ? . !"* m. T * n«w . propo-ed supe
g u t # hcU;Jfc of Salem staled orver
Hillsboro. 8, Beaverton, 6.
atre Sunday, Monday,
and Tuesday for the occas.on by Mrs. Graaon of '"ghw ay between Sa.em and P ort
the Governor’s signature th a t j he
In the 220-yard dash, Wismer. It is a U u t a young physician who Cedar Mill. This was auctioned off, *an d '
would be h e r, to ik a v c r an adtire :.
of Peav*rton. was first. Rrandl, of open« hia offi « a nd finds he is and the bidding was quite spirited r v n r D I U P V T TO o r r
M ayor Geo. La-.er of P c rtiâ u i
Mu> same place w«» second, and without putienta until a fond mo- and lively a t tim es.
H « A l r N I v»r,I> I I n n l l f » -
has been asked to participate in
Tharpp, Hillsboro, was 3. The scores th er brings him her son, suffering
The music furnished by the “Dark
GESTED TO SAVE ceremonies; ali the ciab.i going to
were. Beaverton. 9. Hillsboro, 1.
from some terrible malady which Town O rchestra’’ waa good
and
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make up the United We¿ is.de Club,
Scott of Beaverton, iwon the 120- ia diagnosed as ‘love ” Th« doctor s much enjoyed by ail A nother o r-
I w ant to call the attention of and everybody living m this v i-
.y. * ! ^ h * h hur lM 7 l
nU? * J
m*d,y# " ,0VLe w,th hj.ra- ehestra, consisting of Carl and M ar- School Boards and Patrons of dis- cinity has been inv.u-d or wll
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Hlllsboro, second, and Welch, from and decides to fol.aw his cure. The tin Larion, noted musicians of the tric ts situated r e a r to larg er schools ceive invitatiens to view as splen-
the same p ace, third. This event
results are hilarious.
.
community, Frank Snyder, and Carl, to the Oregon School Laws—Section dd an achievement as any having
scores were, Beaverton, 6, Hillsboro, . . . . . .
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Shipman furnished music a t in te r- 185. Page 64.
taken place in the T uala’in Valky-
4.
1 U L A L I E O I LE GO TO vals, which was much enjoyed.
This law provides th a t a n / school
The 440-yard dash was won by
HILLSBORO Oe E. S. Probably the principal feature of ¿ ’- 'tr itt rrnv vote to instruct their dtuVer an ÄtlGress
lo
Shannon, of Beaverton, with Grant,
the . program
was
a —
comedy
pre-
®chool board to make a cont^e^ ****** mv w
\i\ »¿sue a pi
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Beaverton, second, and Welch, of
Mr* A. M. Jnnnsen Mr. and Mrs. eenU J by **>• clul>- Th‘» was en- *?th th*
bo«rd of anotbi cia r i„g a noixlay i n v&d a lle a uo
Hillsboro, third The score* were
L. D Shellenberger. Mr. and Mrs. Utled “° " « Lovely Day" and cer- d^, t r c t
.r*nd th e‘r chlld.re."
of S*turui.y aad urg. ig bxvi.n
Beaverton, 9, Hillsboro, 1.
R B. Denney. Mr. a rd Mrs. S B. j
brought down the house. N. th is othe r « s t ric t snd pay tuition. housi3 t0 (loM a l k a t K r a , h
In the mile run, Welch, of b'ea-
Lawrence,
and M rs.
V. : A. Wood i P a - a Johnson
as leading
man, Mrs
Th'® d,*tr 'f t *«ndinY thf ’r
‘ tim e th a t the cler..s and t : pic
with
v verten,
e r x t n wss first, w
u n Turner.
l u m r r , n Hills
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dren to another school would aban-
im v-
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boro, second, and Sears, o f Beaver- »ttendwl the m e ^ in n*:
g oi
of the
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wen
Hills
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Mr»- Johneon
at Hillsboro,
Hillsboro. Tuesday evening. ‘• w *no
and Mrs.
Johnson as tbe wife
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th » ^ d is tr ic t o r- **** launching of the ship.
W i,. ^ B c l i e r t ^ 5.
Th<f M(,tron" »nd P*,ron" <* Pn" ‘ p!*>#d ch“ r*ct* " ^ . c h were well ™ ,d
In' the 220-yard'h urdles, W right. 1 -nd .n d vicinity were the guests sustamed throughout
the re rfo r-
I h S f i T ' i n d ’i i
SH ERW O O D
LO SES
evening. The
atrons mance Miss t*ona
Dona itae
Rae n Howard
. V only
. as a L
i l f l. A
» dis-
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of Beaverton, waa fir t Welch of « of the «ven.ng
in e r P a ast-M
s t Matrons
o w ara had
nail , " or one gchool
tria
GAME TO BEAV ER VON
Hillsboro sec'uvd. and A rnett. Pea-
t r e t adopting this plan would re
a very interesting and en tertain - characteristically
pleasing perfor- tr!.Ct " » ’’th»* funds and apportion­
rerton. third. The acorea were: Pea
ing program in the form of an or- mxnces and Eldon McLeod delivered CelV®
, . . thev da
Sherwood baseball boys g o t t .j
verton, 6, Hillsboro. 8.
¡final
Broadcasting
Station.
!
the
oration,
“Spartacus
to
the
Gla-
m
aintaining
their
own
school,
»hort
end
when
m
aintaining
their
own
school.
. . of . . a %
. -5 . score
In the Shot P ut, G rant, of IV-«
diators."
verton. was first, Welch, of Iv-a-
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varton. second, and Koenig. Bea­ D. IT. V. MEET WITH
BEAVERTON
FINANCE
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verton. third, w ith tha reaulUng
A POT-LUCK LUNCH
CO. IS VERY BUSY F o ^ t Grove has 8 pupils enrolled B aseball League for this season
«core of 9 for Beaverton.
The tuition could be »120 for the
The fir st two L a, es m
ju st
In the javelin throw G ra n t of
The D y y
of the civU W ar j
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Their cost fo r maintenance like the big league »tuff, Beaverton
»1031.42. This would got a pop up to thied, a stn k e out
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f c,
transportation and then a short one tow ards se-
n,00" ' . V * jj* 1* ^ r Pnrtm ent presi- en home on Allen Ave. to K. R.
- h , ouid p0t possibly cost any- cond. The Sherwood team d a h i '
Kaaecrton, 9; Hillsboro, 1.
better. ^ K ---------£1—
reuger, firs t — up, hit *-*»-»«
to left
In the broad jung>, Batchler, of i.ent, Miss Maud Stevens, was pres- j^one of Edmonton, Canada. Mr. . . . ‘ !ik t hat much.
ent
as
waa
also
the
D
epartm
ent
ond
Mrs.
Stone
will
mov*
into
their
th
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field.
Caldwell
got a hit, Hood hit
Hillsboro,
won firs t
place; Don
Mr». RVarsdom. A very rew home about the 25th of this p i r n
iR
M E E T IN G
tow ards second ba-e and G arland
Batehlor.
Wis- . Secretary,
„ of _ Hillsboro, . second.
T,
interesting meeting w as held ana month
K E l x U L A B .SIE i E j XX i .
was throw n out a t first. No hit3.
m ,r.' fh * ' ; rt0n’
ThJ '
th®»* who w er. .b aen t missed a
A gross business, in excess of
OF GRANGE IS HELD Bnd no
read. Hillsboro. 9. Beaverton, 1.
tre a t.
»49,000 00, involving the sale or ex-
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In the second fram e. Beaverton
In the discus threw G rant, of
u i n change of nine parcels of real es-
The regular m eeting of the loco on;y got three men a t bat but Sher-
Beaverton, was first. Shannon, of m i T P I S’ T A O I?
I I i.r,
I l f O n .v l.v rv - tate was concluded during the month grange was held 'a st Saturday, c*- wood took a straig h t ball on the
Beaverton, second, and Sahner, of l
RIED ON EASTER of March, through the office of the lction of S tate officers took place nose fo r a home run. Lo-kily for
Hillsboro, third.
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Beaverton Finance Company accor- in th e forenoon.
the Beavertoniar.s it was t h e ' firs t
In the high jump. Gray, of Hill«
Miss F.lizsbeth Sweitser and Mar- ding to the report of the com pany's
The usual good d in rer wa« served man up to bat.
So omv one run
boro, Roeebraugh. of Beaverton, and
tin Doescher. a popular
young cou- realty manager, W. E. McCloskey. at noon. The beautifully decorated th a t time though they got two hi*.«.
Scott of Beaverton tied. The score
pie of Cornelius, will be m
a r r i e d ---------------------- birthday table was surrounded by
From th a t time on, however, tne
were: Hillsboro. 3; Beaverton, 6.
Tinke at the Lutheran P.-T. A. CLOSES MEM-
those having birthdays in • April. Beavertonlanu tightened up and in
In the pole vault, Rosebraugh of by Rev.
U F P C ’IIP
F t P T V F Two who sat at the t»ble were pas’- the third inning two B ja v u t .oaxia
Beaverton was first, and Rohrback Church in Cornelius, on Blaster Sun- ’
day. They are planning to occupy j
lJ lJ * lv O x llx
U I* 1 » £ i e;^p ty years old.
An interesting
crossed the plate for sc-res .hough
of Beaverton and R'atchler of Hills
featu re of the afternoon program none cf th e Sherwood g - t in. This
boro, tied for second. The score« the Em m ett house on Stock atreet. j
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At a large gathering of the Aloha w ss the exibition and euessing of made it one to two. In the fourth
were, Beaverton, 7, Hillsboro, 2.
MRS. J. E. DAVIS FN-
Huber P. T. A. Tuesday, which old photographs of m<Anbers Mrs. inning euch team got a man across.
T F R T M \ T<5 “ ’»no*’ r i 1 TR closed
a new membership drive H. L. Hudson g a s s e d t ve vr-eate« In the fifth , Beaverton got one man
L O m SiT BROWN IS
i m any new members were enrolled, number. The petures included two across, and then a - -i in th> nir.-iT
SECRETARY. Y W CA
M--S J E Davis
rn te r’mned the The cooking class
“The Biscuit of our genial mail carriers
one they got m two sci r .s . In the hi t
Th# Town Council mot a t tbo
Town Hall Monday evening ot Uiu
w eek in an adjourned aeaaion, Uto
Mayor stating tliat the call came
lo r the purpose of conaidernig the
m atter of ieaaing the weal end of
b ronl St. to the Abe Meter eatate.
It would aoem th a t what la known
aa Front St. now going to the
eouth elite of the old etarch factory
la not that alreeta a t all but tliat
Front SU really lay along aide and
parallel to
the Southern Pacific
right of way. not branching off ae
It goee weal aa the alreet now PIF SOCIAL IS A VERY
paved and traveled doea. Further,
DECISIVE SUCCESS
th a t where -he atreet now la la
clagned |bv the attorney for the
The pie social given last Friday
estate to have been appropriated
without let or hindrance from the evening by the Rchekah Ne-de ann
owner of the land llwough which It Social Club In the I. O. O F. hah
travela. Now the eatate, through waa a decided aucce-a. Although »fir
Ite attorney, aeka for a lease on crowd was not a* large as It might
th a t p art of Front St. ly.ng north have keen, ail t h- pies were »old.
of blocks 11 and 12 of Ileavarton bringing a good price. Tbe drawing
and lying m rlh of the present site on the quilt took place at this time
of the starch factory, or rather, M rs. Frank Noyes. wh<r held the
being now occupied by the most of lucky nil Oliver 40, drew the quilt.
An excellent program was re n ­
the starch factory building. This
th« Council granted with the pro dered consisting of the following
wiso that the estate put the build­ number* a duet by Mrs. R orl-g and
ing on the Iota In such sh a ie that Mrs Tallmain; piano music by Ev-
It no longer was a fire hasard to elvn Alexander; banjo solo by Billy
Woods; a reading by Rhoda Thyng
the Town.
Piano muslr by Genevieve Johnson;
A fter the adoption of a resolu­ and a aolo by Mr» Reach .
tion setting forth the facts substan­
The committee wl«h to thank all
tially as enum erated above, the a l­ who took part and helped to make
dermen considered the m atter of It a great suecesa.
paying off some I2.dl2.70 of bonds
now outstanding against Im prove­
ment district No. 1. These bonds HARRY BARNES SELLS
GENERAL PLANT
weie due the first of last November.
The property against which lha a s ­
H. M Barns, owner of the local
sessments are levied la all valuatdi
and held mostly by good, responsi­ Oil plant. D istributor o f General
producía recently
sold
ble cltiaena. but on some of it them Petroleum
has never been any of the assess­ the plant to the Go nera I Corporation
ments paid. Some of the property
Thia business was owned by H.
holders are paid up in full. Banks M Barnes for the past fh o years
holding the bonds outstanding are he having built the plant.
During th a t tim e the business
threatening suit. The Cotinc I vote!
to pay these outstanding bonds with has grown under his msmngement
funds now in th? bnnk belonging to from a small beginning to a th riv ­
Improvement District No. S. They ing territory which Is now consid­
also Instructed the Recorder to send ered by the General Petroleum Cor­
out "Final Notices'’ to all who are poration as the beat in the S tate
hack any great Hngth of tim s on for its site.
Mr. Rame» has been asked by
thair assessment* stating th a t In
rase of non-paym ent, there would the Corporation to be m anager of
be proceedings instituted to »«11 the the local plant and trrlto ry
They h are granted him
a
property to nay off the aaaeffi
which
ment*. It developed in the discuss­ two months leave, during
ion th a t District No. 2 was back time he and Mrs. Barnes will take
some |8,1S0 and District No. 8 *om< a trip East.
»8,0(18. These property owners wen-
in some cases hack more than three WHITFORD CLUB GETS
year*.
NEW
MEMBERS
The resignation of Geo. Thyng
then came up for conaideration, and
Th* W hltford'a Woman's Club met
on motion of Alderman Wilaon, *e
conded by Lewis, the resignation Wednesday afternoon with several
Me
was accepted. The m atter of g e t­ new niem ben present- Mre.
ting a meter te s e d at the Portland Cowan gave a very interesting pa
W ater Bureau, tbe m eter to he us*d per on tree-toada and also related
aa a check m eter against the one an experience she had had with
through which the City now ia buy­ one. One day she heard a commo­
tion out near « tree aa if some a n ­
ing w ater was di«poed r f by in
Louise Brown, of Beaverton, ha
imal were in dire distress. A fter
structing the R e 'o rd -r to forw ari
investigation she discovered a tree been appointed program rba'rm n
Portland a w arrant for the coat of
toad had fallen into a fru it ja r of the Y. W C A. at W Harnett?
tbe test and then hav* Beaverton
near th* tree, hence th* eriee of University. Lucil'e Brown, wa- ehi
T-nnafer bring the meter h-re, along
distress. Another discussion waa on en secretary for tbe same rrg sn i-
with some other meters now stored
the subject o f Oleomargarine. Five sation.
In Portland.
little klddiea, all under five years,
Probably the m ost
interesting wer# stated a t a little table of
m atter coming up was th* report of their own for refreshm ents which
Rucorder Dietsch of finding a place consisted of Ice-cream and
cake.
where there had been water, delib­ Mrs. Wm. Spriggles was the h o st­
erately stolen from the mains. The ess.
location was not stated but his re ­
port stated th a t he and Marshal
P. t 7 A.
Bixhy had dug up tha pipe and RALEIGH
found it attached and in working
TO ELECT OFFICERS
order. Apparantly the w ater had
been used to keep a lawn and some
The Raleigh Parent-T eacher as
shrubbery irrigated without the w a­ •notation will meet Monday. April
te r going through the regular m e­ 21, a t 7:80 p.m. in the school audi­
te r though there was one in front torium , with Mr*. Samuel B. Law­
of tho premises. Information leading rence preaiding. The annual elec­
to the discovery e*me in the form tion of officers will be held.
of a "tip '' from one Who has Con­
An illustrated lecture on "Bird«’’, \
fidence in the Ability of the Record will be presented by W. A. Flllot,
er and In his rSadinela to do ol' president of the Atlddhon Society.
Miss Arlene Peterson will give a
which could be done to further the
group of poem« on ’’B irds''. Musical
beat interests of the community.
numbers will he given by Jack B ot­
tler. and the Webb-Boswell quartet.
CONFERENCE OF
Hostesses during the social hour
CHURCH TO BE HELD will be Mr*. J . A. Lathrop. Mrs.
L. J . Carter, Mr*. A. I. Adamson,
Q uarterly conference of the
A- and Mrs- C. F. Hustings.
vangelical churches In this district
wil| be held with
th# Mountain POMONA GRANGE TO
Home church this week Frld»-, even
MEET AT KINTON
ing, all interested in the church
affairs are invited tp attend. Pre
G rangers will w ant to remember
elding Flrfeir Chester Pnul Gates of that next Wrdne«d«y. April 28rd is
Portland will be present and have revolar session of Washington oountv
eharge of the service. Thia will he Pomona grange which la to be held
tho last meeting b ’foro annual con­ with the Kinton grange It ia ex-
ference whrh ia to he held In Ver
posted there will be a good sixod
nonia It la expected thet a num
Ororrd and vislt'ng grangers from
her from the local church w'll at others counties aro verv welcome
tend Remember thia Friday even
to bo n rns e it and onloy tho dav.
ieg a t 8 o'clock at Mountain Home Th‘s w'P b« an a'l d«v a^d «veninv
church.
meeting end the flf’h d-g-oe wll'
ho put on in the evening to a class
J«k„ Strand, a form er resident of of candidates. 8-saion to h.'gin as
Beaverton, died last Friday, Apri nesr 10:30 In the morning aa poa-
11. a t Coquille,
•Ible.
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l^ n
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“ t a t " T t ^ h J ”v ^ Z
A M. K enned- with tvjo :uns in ar:.1 two
p ,s ;iy rvcognixed bases. E verett str. ck out a: J i -
B srne< contrh-nt»d an old fard popped to short.
«ver'eon o; ena the
tin -ty on
p e th «5
Next a t Sunday
. years old
WP. O
, ther
vn-al num
a” - season
home Boav
whe
tho»- I.-V-
instrum ental music b.- Mrs Felxhv- Lak* Grov* aggregation. I n .
« uu;d
and an instructive talk
on fertilizers p.ove an interesting match
for,
fo r pereninls and shruba.
though the Lake Grove boys a l­
ways play a goad gam e, they ha e
fJT T E O N
C L T TT! H A S
usually lost to Beaverton. G it .
"5 t> o ;'e,u b at the Campbell Court Babies’ s e n ed a silver Tea The
Hotel b r.d ay
with
a d e l 1st. 2nd, and 3rd gradxs gave sev-
luncheon, and cards. Mrs. H. R. eral reciu tio n s. The boys of the
Nelson won the first pn*e, Mr« Ra b^itry will serve potato^« and j
«on iv
u e s t'o or f the
son
« a a s T a a ' g gurst
tne ciub
ciuo.
Kravy
n#xt _________
T hur*d»y a t _____
noon'
And the Cat Came Back
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LOCAL NEWS
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Hiteon club
9 a t the home of Mrs. Ida Hite.
Fifteen members and two visitors
Mrs. E . P . Edwar,:-- a:.hi t >
“raw ered the -oil ca l
with “E righ children of Kydcn. ■ .
:
Sayings of Children."
The a fte r- several dajo last v ek m J i t
,
noon wss spent in tying a com fort visiting friends.
The next regular meeting will be
Mr. and M rs. C. C. Beach io-
Thuraday, April 24 a t the home of turiisd from their trio to Los a . i -
Mrs. Emily Peterson. This is tho gelj* las; week, io .y wet* go..e
eloiltion of officers and every mem about ten days.
t e r is urged to attend.
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Mrs. It. D.
Y ou.g
aiM
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D D II T IM P
rG M P A W
J *c* eccompanied b> me
v E t v N
r C n O V N T T R R A
Dorothy a Calif.,
rd Viviar
“ *’ * of
I S r G I V
A ’- r T * Oakland,
and Ha forn.e-i:>
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A. M. Jannsen D rilling Oo. ha«
received a contract for making test
borings fo r the Government on the
Columbia river. This w il in d u d '
both churn and core dnllngs for
tho purpose of power dams. A. M.
Jannsen is a republican candidate
for representative,
. 7~.
I 7« »
Mr arc! Hr*. A ^ M
Jnnnser.
w ent to Corvnl!!» Wc<}ne?Jay to at -
tend the Grand Commander meet
ing. Mr. Jannsen is the Em inent
Commander o* B th FI Commander;/
at F orest Grove.
Beaverton, hav« b«en spegaing tha
week visiting friends and re .a u . .-x
in Beavertou, Poruand, and
ai i a.
p , ominent Masons a ru
v
of ^
E astern S tar a .« :
<
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U rU ia#d as E «i«ht . 1
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M U lfh P riw t» c f l t o y a l . t r . -:..M -
U r Among those drum r ,.v
ti
attcisdance wet* Mr. and M rs, A .
M. Kennedy, Wilbur Weed, and A.
M Jann;ien
The final tryout for toe deci.im-
atory contest in the ru n
*.h la
in this d.vi-ion was ¡. . .
. .e
MsKay school hou,«e at W hitford or»
F riday of last week. Only th r-e
The Edw ards’ Pur? Food Co. i schools competed. Tu la'
V,
serving baked ham dinner at tlm BarTlcs and the McKay icbo/l. V-
C ongre/ational Church on the eve ia jstcr Smith an,j r ,, v ,
x ,«
ning of April 24 from 5:30 to 7: ' » ere winner- frtm l ua'a-
V, . ;
under the auspices t f tbe t> th . 1
ffeP crt
Turkc
from the
I: «
Ladies’ Aid. A program will be giv- gchoo| ; and Mar| i!t v ¡11. r « ’ h . ■-
en a t 8:00.
ry Eliandcr, Jr., from McKay school*