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Edna Färber
AI HII. 24. I N I
Enturad •• locutid riunì mattar
Di-cvmlior II, 1822, at tha poitoffU-v '
at Beaverton, Oregon, umtvr tha
Art uf Marrh », IM7U.
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II. Ilulatt
w. E.
Business Manager
Liberty Thaatra, at Cum^n, will
install coinplatv new talking equip
niant.
Contract» Hava baan lat fur tha
Improvement
uf (ha
('«nhy-M alln
Highway.
with strange pasties In which night­
ingales' tongues figured promlnrutly.
lilacks. es a matter of fact, did move
" F a r i o n a l l l y I'lua**
about the Venable table, but theta,
• k a l i b a i h a ve an*
terta lne t) m i l l i o n *
too. wore the conventional garb of
Tha Wlllamina Chamlwr o f Com
o f raadara In bar
the servitor.
m
o
r
a
a
m
b
it
io
u
s
inarra la »taking tha locution of a
Thla branch o f the Venable family
p r od u c ti o n,
"N o
rhapaa factory thara to furnlih a
Mill/* aha g a v « to
tree bad been transplanted from Mis­
aura market for all milk produced
A m e r i c a a char*
sissippi to Kansas more than two
a< t a r l a a t l o n
th at
in that diatrlct.
decades before, but tbs mid weal UaC
la t o d a y
ran kad
tailed to set her bourgeois stump upon
aa a « laaalc o f our
Tha John l*ay Vallay Development
l l t ar a tu r a,
and
them. Mlraltened though It was. there
A»»ortatlun ha»
baan formed
to
now
aha
haa
still obtained In that household, hy
urge tha construction o f a highway
turuad to tha hia*
some geueiilnglcsl miracle, many of
torli-al
rontanra
between Mitchell ami Shaniko. which
those charming ways, remotely orien
and iflv aa ua ‘»Ci­
will »Horten tha dUtance from Can
marron/* and to
tal, that were of the Mouth whence
till* ah« l.rlntf* «11
yon City to Portland by about M
they had sprung
buwllllug emigres,
Bdaaa Vmrbmr.
o f tha g l a m o r and
mile«.
war ruined. I^twla Venable aud Ids
a d v a n t u r a o f tha
« r a a t N oo lh w a at .
Y ou w i l l th r i l l at
wife Felice lied brought their deer
tha daa< r lp tl 'ii o f ( I l f « r e a l ruah *»f
TO A D I)
L A N D TO
customs with them Into ezlle, as well
land aaakara acroaa tha ho rd ar llna La -
W KST I’O IN T A C A D E M Y twaan K an aaa and O k l a h o m a o f A p r i l aa the superb mahogany oval at which
i f . I l l « , you w i l l a n j o y T l M t f ( * r « v « t
(hey now sat. aud the war-salvaged
— ■—a —
aa land aaakar, aa adl tor. aa plon aar;
silver which gave elegance to the
Another project dear to Georg* y ou w i l l lova hia • n a r * « t l c and t a p a b l a
Wichita. Kanaaa. board.
Washington will take on final form w l f a and har a b i l i t y to c a r r y on whan
Y a n ca y falla.
W i t h Ya n ca y aha joi ne d
A* the family sat at Ita noonday
with the addition o f 16.000 acre» tha
" O k l a h o m a run** I n t o th is w l l d a r *
meal It was plain that while two
of land to tha reservation of the naaa o f ratt laa na ka a, Indiana, had man,
decudea of living In the Middle West
'United State» Military Academy » » aha to ok h « r f o u r - y e a r - o l d Bun T h a y
hud done little lo quicken the apes-ch
aw tha w l l d e r n e a e Into w h i c h lhay
W rit Point, thus loundlng <>ut the a had
ruahad w i t h thouaanda o f othara
or hasten the movement» of la-wla
scope of the school a» Washington mada po pu lou a in an hour, and cltlaa
Yeiiuble ami Ills wife Felice (they at III
dasirad It to lie The dedication of r u in bB r ln g th«'uaanda o f p e o p l e a p r i n * -
"you ailed"; they declared to good-
up o v e r n »* h l . ' T h e r e ’ » na va r been
this additional land. It has hern Ina
iythln* Ilka It alnca creation/’ aald
lu-as; Hie eighteenth letter of the al-
learned by tha Divis >n of Inform a­
• WIN
• < • « n r II I " aald V a n .
phobet would forever he ah to them)
tion and Publication of the George cay. " T h a t took ala daya'**
It had made a noticeable difference
( '• m a r r o i i la de st in ed to ba r a n k e d
Washington Bicentennial
Comm!«
a m u n « tha g r e a t e e t o f A m e r i c a n hia*
lu the younger generation. Up and
■ ion. ha» been most appropriately I •<i l> «1 f W H t l g , *n<1 «a a a eri al It la
down the long table they ranged, sons
sat for next year, 1932, the two a » l o r y you a re k o H i * to appra> lata
and daughters, sons -In-In w and daugh­
m o r e than a ny o t h e r you h a v e read f o r
hundredth anniversary of Washing
ters In Isw; grandi hildren; remoter
a Io n* . I o n * ti m e
ton's birth
kin su< li aa visiting nieces and nephews
Probably no military lociality fi­
and cousins, offshoots of thla far flung
gured more often than Weet Point
FOREWORD
family.
As the more northern hrs-d
in Washington's
mind during the
tnetnhen of Hie compuDy exclaimed at
War for Independence
He ea-ly
the tale they now were hearing you
Only Ilia more fantastic ami Improb­
had seen the importance o f the able e\eula contained In Itila book are
noted thut their vowels were shorter,
Hudson River. Control o f that wa
tlielr diction more clipped, the turn
true. There la no attempt to aet down
terway by tha enemy would have a literal hlatory of Oklahoma. All the
of the head, the lift of the hand less
leisurely lu all tlmae face« there was
cut the thirteen warring colonic» rharactera. the to » II«. and mnny of
a resemblance, one to the other. Per-
in two. Command o f the river by the happenings contained herein are
Imps the listening look which all of
the patriots meant
dominance of Imaginary. Hot lh|ough reading the
them now wore served to accentuate
acant available records, documenta,
the military situation and was nr
this.
reasary to victory in the war And and blatorlci (Including tha Oklahoma
Yancey Cravat was talking. He had
West Point was the key position Htale lllalorical library collellim ) and
through many talks with men and
been talking for the heller part of an
on the river
hour. Thla very morning he had re
In full appreciation o f this fa-t, j women who have lived In Oklahoma
turned from the Oklahoma country—
Koanusxko
was
commissioned in | alnca the day of tha Opening, some­
the newly ojtened Indian territory
177H io plan fortifications for West thing of the spirit, the color, tha move­
where he had made the Run that
Point that would make it "th* Gib­ ment, the life of that Incredible com­
monwealth has, I hope, been caught.
marked the settling of thla vaat tract
raltar o f the Hudson "
of virgin land known colloquially as
Washington,
however,
saw
In Certainly the llun. tha Sunday service
the Nation. Now, as he talked, the
West Point a utility to his army In Oie ga nit.I lug tent, the death of
Isaiah and of Arila lied Feather, the
faces o f the others had the rapt look
beyond its immediate strategic im ­
catching of the ran of nitroglycerin,
of those who listen to a anga.
portance. None knew better than
tunny.of the shooting affrays, most de
The men leaned forward, their hands
the commanding general the soar
acriptlv* passages, all of the oil phase,
rln»|ied rather loosely between tlielr
city of well-trained officers in his
and the Osage Indian material com­
kneeZ or on the cloth before them,
ranks, and the situation o f West plete— Ihcse are based on actual hap-
tlielr plntes pushed sway, tlielr clmlrs
Point seems to have impressed him iieulngs. In many cbm * mulrrlal en­
shoved hack. Now and then the sud­
even then as a good one for the tirely true »a a discarded aa mint for
den white ridge o f a b ird set muscle
establishment o f the needed military use Permise It wua so melodramalle,
showed along the line of a mnscullne
school.
so absurd aa In he loo strange for the
Jaw Their eye* were those of men
On Wash ngton's recommendation. realm of Action.
who follow a game In which they
Coneress anrointed a committee to
There Is no city o f Oaage. Okla. ft
would fain take part. Sometimes a
draw up plans for such a school la a composite of. perhaps, five exist­ woman’s hand reached out possessive­
and in 1777 a corps of offic«>ri not ent Oklahoma rille». The Kid la not
ly, retnlndlugly. and was laid on the
able to perfo-m field service wa< meant to he the notorious Hilly the
arm or tha hand of the man seated
Kid of an earlier day. There was no
organized in Philadelphia
In I f H
beside her. "t am here.” the hand’s
this body was sent to West Point Yancey Cravat—he le a blending of a
pressure said. "Your place la with
me. Don’t listen to him like that.
'Vo serve es a military school for number of dashing Oklahoma figures
Don't believe him. I am your wife.
young gentlemen previously U their of a past and present day There Is
I am safety. I am security. I am
being appointed to marching re g i­ no Sahrn Print but she elisia In a
score of bright-eyed, while haired. In
comfort. I am Imbll. I am conven­
m ents"
tion. Don't listen like that. Don’t
Congress had thus found time to tensely Interesting women of sixty-five
look like that.'*
act upon Washington's
idea, an I or thereabouts who tnld me many
Rut the man would shake off the
such were the lieginning» o f West strange things na we talked and rocked
hand, not roughly, but with absent-
Point.
Three rough buildings had on an Oklahomn front porch (tree
shaded now).
minded resentment.
been erected, to house s library. an
Anything can have happened In
Of all that circlet o f fucea. linked
engineers' school and a laboratory
Oklahoma Practically everything has
by the enchantment of the tale now-
Preliminary prart'ce
in
gunnery
KUNA FRUII Fit.
being unfolded before them, there
also was set up. That Washing!''!»
stood out Inuiheut ns a (lame the fa r «
had in mind the future development
CHAPTER I
o f Sulira Cravat as she sat there at
o f West Point is shown bv the fact
table, her child Clm In her lap. Though
that at Newburgh, in 1781, he laid
All the Venables sat at Sunday din­ alio, like her mother Felloe Venable,
hefo-e his renersls
further plan»
was definitely of the ollve-sklnned
for »
extensive academy there, ner. All thoac handsome Inbred Ven­
type, her fHce seemed luminously white
for artillerists, engineers, and ca­ able faces were turned, enthralled,
toward Yancey Cravat, who waa talk­
as she listened to the amazing, in­
dets. But not until after the War
ing. The combined efTect waa almost
credible. and slightly ridiculous story
"h en he was President, hud he the
blinding, as of Incandescence: but
noW being unfolded hy tier hiiHband.
time e- the authority to give ef-
Yancey Cravat was not bedazzled. A
It was plain, loo. I lint In her ns III
f.et •« hia Ideas
sun surrounded hy lesser planets, lie
her mother, the atmln of the pioneer
In 171*4. during hia administration, gave out a radiance ao powerful aa In
lug French Marcys, her ancestor*, was
h • recommended to Congress sug­ dim the luminous circle about him.
strong. Her abundant Imlr was as
gestions for
the
upbuilding of a
black, and her eyes; ami the strong
The Vennldes. dining, strangejy re­
school for thorough
and complete sembled one o f those fertile and drn
brows arched with a swooping curve
m ilitaiy training
at
West Point
like the twin scimitars 'hat hung
malic family groups portrayed lolling
The School was ndt without its unconventionally at meat In the leas
above llie fireplace In the company
vicissitudes, however. A Are des­ spiritual of those Klbllcnl canvases
room. There was something more
troyed
what Congress
had
al­ that glow richly down at one from the
New Kiigland than southern In the
ready accomplished
and the aca - great gallery walls of Kurope. Though
ill reel liens of her glance, the quick
demy, as it then was, ¡was wiped their garb was sober enough, being
turn of her head, the briskness of her
out and forgotten for six years.
s|ieecli and niaiiner. Twenty-one now.
characteristic of the lime— lHNti—and
Still, Washington's idea survived, the place— Kansas—It yet conveyed an
married at sixteen, mother of a four-
year old hoy. und ■till In love with
and in 1802 Pesiderft Jefferson took Imprcaalon as of purple and scarlet
her picturesque giant o f a husband,
up the plan and rebuilt West Point. robes enveloping l-lieee gnu-lie shoul­
True to his own sense of the fit­ ders. You would not have been sur­ there was about Sahrn Cravat a bloom,
a glow, sometimes seen at that ex­
ness o f things, President J e ffe r­ prised to see. moving silently about
quisite and transitory time In a wom­
son saw to it that July Fourth this board. Nubian blacks In loin­
an's Ufa when her chemical, emotional,
cloths, hearing aloft golden vessels
should he the date o f reopening
and Dhysicnl make up attains Ita high­
On that day Wes! Point as we plied with exolle..fruits or qt earning
know It today got down to its
work with an enrolment o f ten
cadets. Since then nothing has im ­
peded its work but cramped quar­
ters and not always aipple appro­
C o S M . U i H A T A«
priations.
Ilarkln* Transportation Company
ha» pot twu vaaaala un It» Aaloria-
I'urtlaml linn.
merited you with hia hand«, fc* drank th* teacher» ho tnrrea»* the atten­ 1 young people'* »e rrie t at fi’.SO p-t*.
est point and fuse«
a quart of whisky a day; waa almost dance of the School. Then* waa re­ Mid-week prayer and praiae t0tr
Lewis Venable. In his armchair at
never drunk, hnt on rare occasion« joicing at the return of Mr*. Ho­ Vic e Wednesday at 7:80 p m. AU
tha he«d of the table, waa spellbound.
W' io'ii llie liquor fumea be st ed him h« ward Hughs-,n, teacher of th* Be­
are walconaa.
Curiously enough, even lb* boy Clin
would Invariably select a hapleae vic­ ginner’s d«pa tmeot. Mrs. Hughson
bad listened, or teemed to listen, aa
tim and. whipping out the pair of haa been absent tome time due to
ha sat la hit mother's lap.
Perhaps
mother n'-peurl handled ali-sbooters l>« illness, and although ah* was not
It wa* th* curiously musical quality of
Beaverton Barber Shop
always wore at Ida belt, would fore« able ho teach last Sunday ahe a t­
tha story-teller's vole* that lulled him.
him to dance by shooting at bis feet— tended both the morning and eve­
Habra Venable's disgruntled suitors
Ç. J STEVEN S, PRO PRIETO R
a pleating fancy brought with him ning worship.
had said when ah* married Yancey
from
Texas
and
the
Cimarron.
After­
Last
Tuesday
waa
the
mission­
S A T IS F A C T IO N
G U ARANTEED
Cravat, a stranger, mysterious, out
ward. sobered, he waa always filled ary meeting of th* ladies' clast.
of Text* and Hi* Cimarron, that It
with
shame.
Wine,
ha
quoted
tadly,
There were a large number present,
was Ida vole» that had hewltrhed her. t
Is a mocker, strong drink la raging and after the missionary study per­
They were In a measure right, for
pe
Yancey Cravat could hava been (In iod, a silver tea was served We in­
though Yancey Cravat wua verbose,
fact was. though moat o f America vite all who are interested in Mis­
frequently even windy, and though
and KMUALMF.H
never knew II) the greatest criminal sionary study.
We
believe these U N D E R TA K E R
much that he aald waa dry enough In
lawyer o f hit day. It waa aald that classes will grow very interesting 1 „
„ ....
actual content, he bad those priceless
— s—
Beaverton
he hypnotized a jury with hit aye* and aa advance into the »tudy. T h . !
,,u" d‘ n«
gifts of th* born orator, a vibrant and
hip hands and hia voice. Ilia law prac- missionary
society will
Vlait th*
flexible vole*, great sweetness and
tic* yielded him nothing, or less than Holman and Lutz funeral parlor«,
charm of munner, a liypnoHr eye.
Phone O lii
that, for being sentimental and tnelo- Thursday evening April 30, and the
aud the power of making each listener
JOB K KHMER
dramatic be usually found himself out money received will go to our mia-
feel dial wlml was being aald wns In­ of pocket following bit brilliant and »ionary effort
For any Kind of Wood
tended for Ida eur alone. Something
l.laib W ool Cut Is Order
successful defense of aome Dodge City
^
choir continaeM ^ (r o w .
,
of the charlatan waa In him, much of
dance-ball girl or roistering cowboy our mu, ic ^
irnprove under thc
Adv. e-26-tf
the actor, a dash of the fanatic.
whoa* six shooter had been pointed
bW ,CaJer»hip o f brother Toi
No room seemed big enough for lilt
th«. wrong way,
The musical numbers offered by
gigantic frame; no chair hut dwindled
(Continued Next W eek)
A. E. H A N SO N
, the choir and quartet last Sunday
heiieulli Hie breadth o f his shoulder*.
WOOD and CO AL
were
very
beautiful.
He seemed actually to loom more Ilian
I The Sermon topic next Sunday Cord Wood or Slab- any length
hit all feet two. III* black locks he
any kind
morning will be "Follow ing Jesus’ ’.
wore overlong, ao that they curled a
Phone 45(14
The evening topic will be “ Spiri- Prom pt Delivery .
Utile about tils neck In llie manner
tual Wisdom.'’
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of HiMith. Ilia cheek* and forelieud
were. In place*, dveply pitted, a* with 1
the pox. Women, perveraely enough,
Bethel Church
found that attractive.
Ilia mouth, full and sensual, hod
An unusually beautiful
musical
atilt an expression of great sweet­
selection will be presented by A. Our work speaks for itself
ness, Ills eyelashes were long and
L. Berg and tih« Bethel Male Sex­ Beaverton, Oregon
Phone 7702
curling, like a iM-autlful girl's, and
tette from the cantata “ Alieluiah''
when he raised his heavy head to look
next Sunday morning. The pastor
at you. beneath the long black locks
will preach on "The Purpose and
and the dark lashes you saw with
S A W S F IL E D ■ jr W a r h l a e
Method of St. John’s Gospel.” At
aouiethlng of bewilderment that Ida
Mn ny t y p e s o f s a w s Jointed , aet,
8:00 p.m., he will take fo r his sub­
eyes were a deep und unfathomable
fi l e d , K ii o im e d and r e t o o t h e d »(" -
ject “ The Diamond Cutter". You
• u r » t e l y hy m a c h in e . T e e t h , h o o k ,
ocean gray.
should hear these sermons
They
and b e v e l m a d e
u n if o r m .
Kvery
Now, In the course- of Ida atory, and
tooth
cuts. F a s t e r ,
better
w ork
will help you understand the Chris­
under Hie excitement of It, he left
L a r g e r r o a a e u t a a w a g u m m e d , aet
tian way. Both Endeavcr societies
a nd fi le d. *
Hie table and sprung to Ids feet, strid­
meet at 7:00 p.m., a n i prayer meet­
P O R T I.A H O » A W
SKH V IC K
ing about and talking as lie strode.
ing is held every Wednesday at 8:00
H T K. « f e r r t a e n S t r e e t
Ilia step was amazingly light and
o ’clock. A study of the Book of
graceful for a mao of Ids powerful
Acta is commencing which will be ROBINSON
LU M BER C O M P A N Y
frame. Ilia costume wua a Prince Al-
very helpful.
Mill at Scholia
ticrt o f fine black broudclolli whose
Rough and
Planed
l.uashei
skirts swooped and spread with Hie
Nazarene Church
at the right prices
vigor of Ids mmemenls; a pleated
W E D ELIVER
white shirt, soft and of exquisite ma­
Telephone Scholls 0718 or 0710
terial; a black string He; trouser«
The annual meeting o f the church
Methodist Church
tucked Into the gu.v boot-tops; amt.
waa held
Weinesday evening, A -
always, n white felt hat, broad-
pril 15th. with Dist. Supt. Rev. J.
DR. E.
R. JORDAN
The
Bible
school
meets
promptly
brimmed und rolling. On occasion he
Chiropractor and
Physio-Therapist
at 10:00 a.m. A t 11:15 am . Ear­ E. Bates presiding.
Denney Road East of Lombard
Reports o f the work for the past
nest W, Peterson, a very able lay­
man of Centenary Wilbur Metho­ year showed a good increase m Office hours, 1:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Electric Baths
and general advance­
dist church o f Portland, will no the membership
Beaverton
speaker. Mr
Peterson is promin­ ment along all lines o f church ac­ Phone 0203
ently connected
with the Oregon tivity. The growing attendance at
services is especlslly
Daily Journal and comes highly ie- the Sunday
commended as a Christian
writer gratifying and gives good promise
< »(• > < »
future
growth
o f the
and speaker. Mid week service on fo r the
Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. The L a ­ church.
dies Aid will meet fo r work Wedner-
Office! s elected for the ensuing
Cure Co ds. Headaches, Fever
day at 1:00 p.m. The public is c ir- | year are as follows: trustees. Ho
dimlly invited to all services o f tht mer Williams, Gerald Shaw, A. H.
church.
Oscar
Lierman,
(West;
stewards.
CURES BABY'S COLD
Mrs.. Iv y Martin. Mrs. Flora W il-
!
liams;
church
school
board,
Ray-
J
J
‘
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Si. Cecelia Church
moftd Harrison. Mrs. Anna Steeie. j
j
Sunday Masses 7:40 a.m., and Miss Alice Watta.
Lay delegates to the district as-
10:00 a.m.
i Sunday Christian Doctrine, g ; 30 ;Sembly are Mrs. Flora Williams.
rnd M es Ruth Martin, while the
on Real Estate. Low inter­
a m„ and 9:30 a.m.
Mrs. M. M.
Saturday Confession. 3:30
pm ., alternate delegates,
est cost, repayment privi­
4:30 p.m.. 7:30 p.m., and 9:00 p.m. Hermelin, Mrs. Minnie Watts. The
district
assembly
meets
at
the
leges.
Write for details.
Weekday Mass. 8:20 a.m.
Trent wood Church o f Hie Nazarene.
May 20th to May 24th. General
W A S H IN G T O N
Church of Christ
Superintendent. Rev. R
T. W il­
Savings
& Loan Assn.
liams, D. D-, will preside.
,
Sunday was a great day - f
uuuuay
nnn
« at i
ill*
iw
ai -
. ... ,
it-ii t
,»
Sunday K
services
the
local
Yancey Cravat.
victory fo r the bible school. It was church are at the regular hours:
D*«1« -
H llls h o r o . (>rt\
simply blubbered Sliukespear*. the Old the day in which we were en dei- preaching at ll:O o a m. and 1:30
TeatumetlL Hie Odyssey. Hie Iliad. Ills voring to exceed the high mark of p.m.; bible school at 9:45 a.m.; I
speech wa* sputtered with bits of last
year's attendance.
anj we
Latin, aud with occasional Spanish sai'ed over with ten to spare. There
phrases, relic of Ids Texas daya He is r.o reason why we can't keep
flattered you with his fine eyes; lie un this splendid attendance. W e alt
bewitched you with Ills voice; he me»- appicciate the effort Mr. Harris is
K iln « K « r b « r h i «
m a n y g r a a l il u rla a.
glvaii
to
A in« r L a
IIvr "Hoaal
M • d I u
m
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I ciiuncH
ÀNNOlNCÆMTflfc
DEWEY
THE PLUMBER
LIQUID or T A B L E T S
666 SALVE
LOANS
Flower & Cabbage
Plants
M
OUFFEP THAT ECG
ahead OPOS l?'~
h £ HASN’T Ml9?eD
A SAKlD TRAsP MO THE
SEVEW HOLE? PLANEO
ju p ® C;
*
Time,
Baby Chick Food of all
is RijpTimi
-to equip
Kinds
for Early, Crisp Vegetables
feed them this complete,
balanced diet
VIGORO
CHAS. BERTHOLD
PH O N E
B E A V E R TO N
3M3
Residence
Phone, 3802
your home
with screens
front
McCREADY'S
"Doctors say that flies are more dangerous than an in­
vading army of soldiers. Screen fo r safety. McCready's han­
dle screen doors, and all m aterials fo r
making
w ird iw
screens or they will have screens made
to fit
your win-
dovs.’
— Says Pra.'ty Cal
“ Our Red Trucks Deliver”
W . J.McCready Lumber Company
F. D. Peck. Sales Agent
DIVOT DIGCERS-Good Evan When Oat Of Season
Certainly the
American
people
have never larked interest in West
Point. Rach year it is visited hy
more persons than any other G ov­
ernment military undertaking Now
the seventy-first Congress has au­
thorised a rrove long indicated and
uged, in order to carry out W ash­
ington’s original purpose
General
Washington had placed training in
gunnery foremost in Hs teaching.
A t last, wth 16,000 acres o f addi­
tional land, the Academy is to have
this re<*.’ed artillery range, and al-
ro a t'-alnlm* *eM fo- aviation. A n !
r-. n*><> w'11 nuexlion 'he fl*ne«s of
<-*>»ning 'his ne-v and large.- W-»«t
Polo' durtrg th"
venr when the
ra'lon pays its homage to Wash­
ington.
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BEAVERTON
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HOffT FEEL
AT HOME
itJ THEM
Phone 4603
OREGON
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Wan party by thamialvat In an aatramaly anjoyabla Kan« fro.« • • iup«rb Pallia dialogua
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T H E B E AV E R T H E A T R E
Friday. Saturday,
Sunday April 24, 25, 26
By DICK DORGAN