.11 Lll S MEIER Sl'KAKS
AT KIWAMS CUU*
At I It.* Kiwauis m eeting held at
the Iteli v •' I I'll IHgll Si'lioni W illin'»
day evening, a large group atleiul
front «talion WIN. rin« u«. n (•«■ irin e*l to hear Julius I*. Meier, irwl* pen
for n m ' i l l
bul n I m
uiiik a «hui
candidate for governor, say
tinny up tripa to \|liniottpolla to (ulk a few words before he uddres.ed
o t nippon*
over «iiiilloii W r i ' o
Iti
he mass meeting held ut «Ughi o
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President Tnll*ert suggested tin*t
b M ill' K.in is Ml> . NVr.M iMilludel
ih** lisine of the t'nnyon rood he
idilli; h '*\ I' ni« i mill «V « \\ Onl
changed to
llenvertm» lloulevuixl.
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whir)« will be l»r«»)lllc:i**l le^lilfuly
amt ornile a com lral remark alami
dut lu ; I he fur se i «mi
the Improvement " f the highway aa
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compared to the |Srevlulls condii Um.
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Fcm oni. California, o**nrJ fcy E. A Stuart. Sfatti», Pr«Sident Em ento»
of Pacific International.
A return entry in the 11* r-e Show
o f the 20th Annual Pacific Ini* ru t-
tional Livestock Kxpo-dtiou. Port­
land. Oregon. O
25 • Nor. 1. will
be one of the old.-landing harm s
horses o f this country and a con-
skitent stake winner iu the premier
shows each season — "Carnation
Lavendula”.
This year's Horse Show with Its
Premium List of 136,000 promt s
to attract the greatest aggregation
of on I rice ever recorded. In the
reven evening ami three aft moon
programs will be provided spectacu­
lar aud sterling performances. In
eluding the coni sis for Six Horse
Teams. Here, too, will be seen for
the first time recent Importations
by the Aaion M. Frank Stables.
Tho provisions made for amateurs
are sure to create increasing inter­
est in this popular dtvtsion ot the
,
Exposition.
Thirteen complete shows in all
combine to make ills 2oth Aunual
the greatest Exposition In the* bis
lory of Pacific Interna!ioual I n-
ci-r the 11 acre roof will be found
exhibits totaling millions of «1**1-
1. rxs in value puro bred Hoof anil
I> rv Cattl», Heavy Brail lio n «.
So , ,'. Ill**;-, «be
Fo\* s. A:* ik.
Marten, Poultry u.i.l Itahbits. I re
in.urns toialini $lu*' i no are offered
Ollier exhibit* la ..le a eompbao
Hairy Show i aturin m.ik. ore m
ice cream, bultar am! cheese of alt
k.nds; 2 aero lm lu.ti.al Exposition;
Manufacturers' nail Laud Product**
tiii w ; W ool and Mohair Show,
Hoys' at.:! tliri..' i V ii . i W ork; \\ il*l
Life Exhibit by Oregon Eisli and
ttniuo l ouiuii . -iot....... I In* r. Hr •
and educational
Pro':
Me.il»''
Exhibits.
Reduced round trip fur
to the
Exposition ¡.r* i • n un. * , by ..II
lou '.tug tr.i'm* on . u li ..___________
Alex Lindsay of Silverton is a warm!
"W e ‘11 stay,” said Mrs. Metschan
•nd aggressive friend o f l’hil Metschan. quietly. And so they remained.
republican candidate for governor.
One morning Mr. Metschan entered
The friendship was established more the public wash room. A Scotsman
than 28 years ago when the two men was drying his hands on a tow* 1.
were caught with “ white elephants", "H ow dy." said the Scotsman. "I hoar
on their hands in Heppner.
you bought Heppnor's 'white elephant.'
At Silverton recently Mr. Lindsay-
Mr. Metschan nodded ami grinned
rave expression to his admiration for "I hear you got a 'white elephant.’ t o.
Mr. Metschan by putting on a novel in that ranch you bought out of town.”
parade in behalf of the repuhlican can­
The Scotsman smiled, ' i did.”
didate. Through means of a water
“ I'm going to stick by mine.” said
wagon, a four-horse team of hand­ Mr Mewchan. “ What are you going
some bays and a number of banners to do with vours?"
he urged Silverton people to support i “ Stick by it.”
his friend.
“ You are Alex Lindsay, aren't y ti*”
Back of the parade is the story of
"Y es." said the Scotsman, and the
the two men. who. as young fellows, two men shook hands
carried on in the face of certain defeat • Mr. and Mrs. Metschan worked like
and won their way through to sueeess. slaves to make their hotel pay. And
In 1902 Mr. Metschan purchased the Alex Lindsay work* 1 like a slave on
Palace hotel In Heppner for $30.000. his ranch. In 190«! Mr. and Mrs. Met
only to learn that he had paid several schan ecld the hotel. They had pulled
thousand dollars too much for the 30- it out. The "white elephant” had be­
room brick building which the town come a valuable and highly succe lul
had built in a spirit o f civic pride in property. Alex Lindsay paid out. too.
R K P rB l.K W N C O M M IT­
1890. He had bought the hotel wholly and in time, left Heppner aud boated
on credit, for he had no money—not in Silverton.
T E E M EETS. H ILLSB O R O
enough. In fact, to put change in the
It was recollections o f the bitter
till. Friends laughed and predicted struggles through which ho and Mr.
The meeting o f the W ashington
Tr* mpt and skillful handling of
his failure. He said to Mrs. Metschan: Metschan passed that prompted him
Counts
(\ in m itre
met
at the
to
put
on
the
parade
at
hts
own
ex­
the
affair
reported
Inst
week,
the
“ We are stuck, and it is going to be
nuirthousu
at Hillsboro. Thursday
pense.
robbery
at
MacMarr
store
resulted
a long, hard pull. It is so bad that
afternoon am! «*\pre*-«»«l their on
"I am cut to help Phil Metschan be­
I’ll not ask you to remain, but if you cause I have known him for 2S years, last Thursday night in the appro
thuMU'Oic confident? that the re*
wish to stay. I'll stay. There will be and I know he is the best man for the hension o f the robbers when they u!ar Republican imiiiiates would all
years of hard work ahead, but between job.” said Mr. Lindsay, by way o f ex­ returned to get the safe which they ; I k * elected this fall with substantial
had
hidden under
the
Perthold 1
us we can pay out."
planation to Silverton friends.
nm jori tie
warehouse.
J. W. Hughe** o f Forest drove
Officers were w atching the safe was chosen chairman for the » n
every evening after the rohliery un
suing year, vi e \V. \V. McKldown
til Thursday, when they discovered 1
ev. deceased.
an attempt to remove tho safe. On«* j
There w ill In* a meeting o f the
I or two o f the fellow s got away, |
com m ittee in the m a r future to
1 hu one. Ed Hill, Portland, with a 1
decide on a schedule o f meetings
jail record, was taken into cnMody. '
which will I k » held along in Oct
and taken to Pc rtland for incar
ober.
ceration as the W ashington county '
jail is full.
Hill confessed his part, hut says i O . E . S. C A R D P A R T Y
that he was only hired to help get
IS W E L L A T T K N D K D
the safe to Portland. He told the
names o f the other tw o implicated i
Tho cpi*nînt: cartl |>arty o f tho
That the averuge home-owner can air leak In through 21 lineai feet of in the robhery, and it seems that
Beavo:r S<K*iul ( lull h ell on Friday
reduce Ms coal bills ut least US per window-crack onc-sixte*-mh o f an the very afternoon that the attempt
night at tho
«). E. S. II:ill was
cent by re-circulating Lie warm air Inch wide, every hour, with the wind to remove the safe was made the
wo II
nttonded.
I’ rizewinn*- r*
to r
within Ms house, as against constant­ blowing at the normal rate of 15 Portland police had the two otJ*ier
Bridgi» w ere: 1allies— first, Mrs. C.
ly beating cold air from the outside, miles an hour.
in custody but had insufficient evi
W. C raig. 2nd,. Mrs. E. E. Stipe,
la the declaration o f home h ati::g ex­
One result o f the re-circulatlon of dence to hold them. There art* now
perts of the Holland Institute *.f warm air through the various rooms, being sought b y the police force': ■;nd c* »-isolation , Mrs. A . M asters;
Thennology, of Holland. MB : . which the Institute points out. Is eeonomy o f this section, and it is only a men— first. L. Stark, second. C. W.
C raig. itn<l consolati*.n. I . T . Tapp.
has undertaken a campaign o f edu­ In beating-costs.
If cold air were m atter o f time until they will V
Prix* winners
for
“ 500"
w«*r»:
cation to increase the rCk. n* y of constantly drawn Into the furnace apprehended.
latios first, Mrs. Haul«nboc-k. s.
the heating plant In the average from outdoors. It would have to be
cond. Mrs. W. II. Boyd and conno-
home.
raised to a comfortable Indoor tem­
The Rebuilt Rogue Rix-er Box fa c ­
Int i**n. Mrs. A gi t «» h Fisher: in« n fir«*
"The old Idea that a constant sup­ perature, and this would require much tory at (¡rant”
has reopened.
a r . Jorgensen, 2nd. O S. I a. wry.
ply o f outside air should l*e brought more fuel than It requires to take
State
Highway Dopartn’.ent ha* and oonsolation . Mr. V. A \\ 04 j -s .
Into the Louie through the furnace the cool uir out o f the family rooms,
A t a late hour refreshm ents w*
dnrlng cold weather to Insure health draw It down to the central healing complctel arrangements to advance
County about $700.000
for served.
has been exploded,” says a statement plant raise Us temperature back to Lane
Issued by the Institute.
“ Scientific the comfort-point, and then re-circu- use in completion o f the county’s
portion o f Roosevelt Coast M* Ken
A six “tory office aud store huild-
tests have proved that air l:ept in late it to the rooms above.
¡njf will he erected at Medford on
constunt circulation remains health­
This combination o f healthy alr, zie. Siuslaw and W illam ette high
Main Street,
ful. Moreover, In even the most care­ correct temperature and economy o f ways
fully built home, enough outside air fuel Is made possible through the
leaks in through cracks around doors, modern warm air circulating central
k % % > E V l.'% .'V 6 ■ i l '- '« . V k 'k A .'q .T 'k ^ '« !
windows and elsewhere to replenish heating system. The latest advance
the oxygen supply."
In this type o f equipment is the ad­
To support this statement, the In­ dition o f a motor-fun unit which acts
stitute citeg tests recently conduct­ as a super-circulator o f the nlr-
ed at the University of Wisconsin to stream, increasing Its rapidity, im­
determine the amount o f cold air proving heating efficiency and provid­
that infiltrates through cracks around ing an ample supply o f warm humidi­
windows o f ordinary construction. It fied healthful air to every room In j W e H a n d l e O n l y Best Q u a l ity G o v e r n m e n t i n s p e c t e d iVieat^
was found that 1,316.7 cubic feet of the house.
ROBBERS t'APTI KE1)
WH11.K AFTER SAFE
HOW TO REDUCE FUEL-COST
35 PER CENT IS SHOWN BY
INSTITUTE’S HEAT-EXPERT3
Modern Super Circulating Plant Avoids Fallacy
of “ Trying to Warm All Outdoors.”
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LOCAL
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Beaverton Market & Grocery
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Sat. & Mon. Sept. 20-22 Specials
j Lamb,Sow.
J_0c
j Boiling: Beef,
5
per lb.
12c
19c
W illam ette University.
Rains bring cough. Brown's C re-
osated
Com po-ition brings
relief.
Use the w orld’s best cough remedy
fo r all throat irritations. Brown's
! Beaverton Pharmacy.
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j The ^ hitford W omen s club met
I at the home o f Miss Lettie M cKay
Mr. C. C. Carter o f Forest Grove „ n Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. E.
was a visitor in Beaverton, YVednes— ^
Perkins gave an interesting talk
“ •y-
i on good books fo r children which
Mr.
McClure, o f the B eaverton ' was follow ed by a discussion on
Radio Shop, and fam ily have
moved books and pictures we should be
back to Portland.
i fam iliar with.
The hostess
later
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John Kessler o f Banks was v is it -
ing at Mr. Pegg's Tuesday.
All the offices in the Rossi b u ild -! SerVed dainty rtfrtshm ents'
ing were closed Thursday
on a c - ®
F A R M R E M IN D E
count o f Mr. Rossi’s funeral
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^ Nucoa,
per lb.
4 MACARONI in
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bulk, 3 lbs.
i CORN FLAKES,
4 Kf-llogrcA 3 pk gs ,
5 United Grocers’
^ Coffee, per lb.
RS
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Essex Marsh and w ife were hunt­
Meadow Fescue has proved an
ing the first o f the week, T h e y '
' exceedingly good crop fo r all sec­ 5
brought home a fine deer.
tions o f Grant county where mea
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Mr. Otto Schaeffer, Sr., o f Port—
land anent
\ Vu’ a
, ^ows are grown, reports R. G. John -
land spent Sunday at the home o f
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who has been j
his daughter.
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daughter, Mrs. A. C. Tuttle.
conducting grass trials. Sweet clov -
S. S. Puxxon o f Portland, a so n - j erg were a]R0 f oun,j to give a very
in law o f Mr. Pegg, visited here
rank growth in practically ail part- jf
Tuesday. He is a distributor o f A u s­
L’
o f the county, without.
tin cars.
4
lbs
23c
2i5c
33c
95c
Hrme Spun Flour,
Guaranteed,
49 lbs.
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Rt»v and Mrs. T. A. Putigun «»n
Friday > f last we« k. Mr. K«d*»gg.
ter taint'd Friday evening a rum r i a
recently
retumr«!
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a ad 1 Ü F S A L E
nr A N I t n
o f young peopli» who aro leaving t * I from
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the pnn <pal
enter college this f.«11. The evening | speaker nml gave « \ c y inter*“«*mg
«to 1. VI i: TO i 1 \SSII Y
was spent in playing train«* which tiilk on * ho .) i i d i e i from the bvul
tarried out the college uba. loiter, churrh who were pr«*> • nt are Mr .
pull, t* ;
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delightful n fresbnont « wet» serve!
1.. IL Shellenl»?rger,
Mrs M l|
IV Al ri-ilak* p ipplr .
Marrh hutch
Those pre m u t were; Kjtmui and Metcalf, Mr* li
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J. 1- lla rn - . !*«•;.«k • t ton»
Father Schriuler who are h avin g
Mrs. T
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two.
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for M onmouth; Hartuira ( :uly ar i
Munson llcnnctt* who are attending
school at Pue.fi* » niversity; Helen
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T tfft. who has begun t m o in g at
S*. Vincent's
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Sh« lien berger
an«! Chester
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w h«» «re leaving f»*r t'rcg on Stai*
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3203 and 1702
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Jim Lewis has purchased the old
Thomas Building and lot on Broad
way. The sale was handled by the
Beaverton Finance Co.
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Mr. and Mrs. Orval Thompson and !
two sons o f Moro, Oregon, are via— I
BIELMAN MOTORS
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