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VOLUME IX, NO. 42
Single Copy, 5 Centi
Local Schools Open,
Record Attendance
Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon.
LOCAL 4-11 CLUMBERS ' «
BET MANY PRIZES
Shortcut To Coast"
Th» following prixes wrt( won hy
the 4 M Clul> members In this vic
inity ut the County fair.
Friday,
I BERTHOLD INSTALUS
n
NEW BRAIN CLEANER f
Cha». Berthold, locai hay, urani,
i and feed dealer, ha» ju»t completed
installing a new I7U0.00 graincleun-
| er ao that he «nay better aerve hi*!
| patrona.
September 18, 1931
$1.50 Per Year
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HUNTERS RESTRICTE
FROM FEW FORESTS
f\
Teachers’ Reception «
» 4-H Club Members
Are Active At Fair
80 many inquiries have i<een ree
ved relative to acceax to forest
ea» at the beginning of the hunt
ing xeason on September 20 , that
the cooperative forest
protection
agencies of „ Oregon
make
rhi*
*• quii« a compHcated,
,,
,
,« :« ... desire to m
w » ,, .
j |nm* itf michini'ry.
Hrushts move .» I C i/I t T , I>tirni*S, Ufìd .VlursH thè following statement govern/r*g S H in t*
liucl.vlor sew ing: Rex Hnx on, AI
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ohu llulier, Mul;
Robert Fowclls, ■
iteedvil *, (th.
John
Thornburifh
Favorii
There Are Very Few Chun- Ilamlwoik (sewing). Ituth Turn
Standing Behind Resol
rr, Jacktown, Ut; Eunice Schneider,
Ken In the Faculty; On
Kinlon, 3rd; Loeloda Tweedy, Kin
niions Formerly Made
ly two New Teucherx
ton, 4th; Helen Becker,
Ucrdviltc,
nth.
Hewing. division 1; It. »alle Keeil,
7 PROPOSED ROUTES
SIX POSTBRA DU ATES Aloha-lluber,
lat;
Maxine Hahne,
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Helvetia, 2nd; Jean Wenger, Hid
Mayor
Wilaon Speak»
In favor
High Sch“ ol I ootltall Practice lit— vetia. 3rd; and Carol Wenger, llel
Th»
Direct
Koute
gin» With l.argr Turnout
, V*G** 4lh.
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iiewlng, division 2; Ksther iter
¡T i
,.rT.lh. .U,ultr tht
Are Committee on Safe-
while the grain pasaes over the to p !
of the screens. The brushes keep j
ty
Lanes Her«.
the meshes of the screens
from I
clogging.
MANY ARE PRESENT
There are fourteen screens com -
*ng with the machine, some with
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|,ig meshes, large enough to allow •The Circus Krom Mars" Will lb-
big garden peas to puss through,
Given By School Children
and some with hides so small mat
th*
of ,or” t. 1*nd
test
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S n O W IÌliU lS n ip
Is
Held
„
C'Oli*
For
At the present time leas than 6 %
the First Time
of Oregon’s 2b,000,000 acres of fo r
est land i* closed to all entry and
all forms of use. Closures of this
9 DEMONSTRATIONS
character have been made on ac-
count o f the extreme hazard re-
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from the blowdown in April, Thirty-Three
Members Compete la
\"d ,U ° in. ™T} min tna* * rea# “ nd
Livestock Judging Content
other special hazards.
The south
half o f the Mt. Hood national for-
Both of the Beaverton school, o- « " •
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Th'
> "'d al th* Tat" ‘ t h ^ h
^
Wi" h“ rd‘y
The first meeting of the Beaver- est. areas in Coos county, and else-
Ont hundred nine 4-H crops and
peiird Mondsy morning. September . ‘ » * " " • ' « » » • » > •
•‘**’d* A lo- chamber o f Commerce
rooms at *>a*" rou* '
14. with a combined attendance of
ba Mub#r' l »‘
forest «rove, Thursday
evening of The
machine U operated electri- ton Parent-Teachers’ association for where in the state are closed t o livestock club members had 143 ex-
6(6 students
Canning, division I: Wilma Tut- last week brought out several rather ca,'y
r.levatora carry the gram to thia school year was held in the H. all forms of use pending the uc- hibits at the Washington County
Th.. artetwUne. .1 th.. hl.h o-h.-.l ll*' Aloha-Huber 2 nd; Verna Wal pertinent poinU in the discussion *
over the machine, from where H. 8 . auditorium Monday evening, currence of heavy fall rain. These Fair this year, according to tnt.
Ihr altemUru. at the high school
between lt drop, through a chute to t h e September 14. Mrs. Kssex Marsh, closures may continue into or even tecords of W.
Averill, assistant
Monday wa» 310. I here wure aliout
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WirH fro.., a set of - fans
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president, was in thaige
Ninety- throughout the hunting season and tounty agent, and in aduitiun ui
air. on Tuesda- and more a r e
Cooking, division 1 : Rosalie
Reed. * ortiand and the coast,
blows tha lighter material
away. f< ur adults and ten children were in prevent hunting as well as other *l*eir exhibits 43 livestock members
expected to enter before the week Aloha Huber, 3rd; Klsie Kearney, For a number o f years it has
use.
competed in xhuwmanahip contests.
The cleaned and graded grain comes attendance.
U linishrd
The
frvehnian class Aloha Huber, 4th.
Iieen thought by Washington coun
The first matter of buxine»« con-
An additional V/r is subject to Kave nine demonstrations and com-
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numbered 104 on the opening day,
Cooking, division 2 : Ague» Nault, tv • m
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other» <». f o r <*.
sidered was in regard to establish- er>try only through permit.
These h*ted in crops and livestock judging
more than a third
of
the high Aloha-Huber, lat; Helen Revnolds. built almost
directly
wca‘. from ___ ,..l
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grades of the grain with leaser val
ir.g safe’.y lanes for th.- school chil- P units may be secured by anyone contests.
¡‘
ortiand,
paniug
through
Washing
si boot's total attendance.
Aloha-Huber, 3rd,
ue, or for different kinds of grain drt-n. The following committee was desiring to enter restricted areas,
in the dairy showmanship contest,
There were 246 student» at the
Health, highest scoring for boys: ton and Tillamook counties und tie which have been separated, for this appointed to see this work done: I. ar>d the permit may specify any or iconaiu Josay wa ¡1 champion ove*
ir.
along
somewhere
between
Tilla
glade school Monday. This was lu Edward Setniker, I! .sedale, 3rd.
mook on the south and Wheeler or machine will separate one sort of K. Metzier, H. M. Barnes, and Es- °H of the following requirements: ml breeds, with James Uavuison se-
to build no fires except at designat- cond, Harvey Storey, third, and W il-
bra than the number that atlended
Health, making highe.i gain, for Moh,
jjeveial' had advocated the Krain irom an,,ther »»ft. as well ax *e* Maish.
on the 111 at day last year However, girls: Krmin» Rennells
It w ci then moved and seconded *d P1»4’**: to have as part o f his tr««! onossei fourth,
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Wilson
River
route,
a,me
the
Trask
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•evrral new ones haJ come in Tuea- gained U 6 points.
other kinds o f flne seeds.
that tne offer of the "Tiny Tot Pro-
equipment tools suitable for
in uie sooviiuuunip contest club
river route, end then later there
day Miss Havies, the grade school
tb-monstrationa: Klixalicth Thom-
duwing Co.” to nut on a play here be tx tin';uishirg fire; to refrain from members are juugva on tne man-
had
com
,
up
the
-Salmon
berry
rout*.
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j.iincipal. said
that she Iwlieveu as and Ksther Jane Mar<h, (»arum
accepted.
The play, “The
Circus sm°hing except in safe places. Re- ner ui wu.cn cne> show tne am-
Now there are said to be no less ,' , " A i i l 3 U Iu l l i
Ih
when the hop picking and prune Home, 3rd with a salad demonstra-
from Mam’’ will be given later by *trictionx o f this character aDply- nial, togetner wtm tne manner in
pieklng season was over, the at tion; F ra n c« and Phyllis Hetrick, '.|>J,n1 *ev,n proposed routes, all with
AT HIGH SCHOOL the local school children, under the in*f to specific areas can not b e watch tuey prepared tne animat lor
teudaie would be liack to norinal.
Ruck Creek, 4 th with a camp cook- I ortiand at one end and the coast
uirection of this company. All chjl- r ,yiov‘ d until sufficient
rain has show.
Winners
in
the uiKerent
At the grade school this year, cry demonstration; Helen Herat and “ * lh* other. But in
of these
W. F. Cyrus, county agricultural Jren between the ages of 6 .end 12 tal.en to materially reduce the fire breed* are: Brown Swiss, Wilfred
the school district is supplying |l..>o Maxine Fowler, Karnes school, 6 th I,r*T°*l'd routes
both Washington
llJfent for Washington county was years are welcome to take part. Be danger.
Grossen, hrst: John Hansen, second,
worth o f books to each |.upi!. S«v • with * canning demonstration.
!*n<J nuamook Countie« have
bean
principal speaker ut the Kiwanis a giraffe or woofle bird— but b e
Two general
gen.ral restrictions apply to m **“
urussen,
third. Guernseys:
<*ral change« have been made in the
Hollar dinners
Phyllis Hetrick. " " out entirely,
| meeting
school — caf- Something. Give your name co >t ur national forests only.
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— the
— - high
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These ore- James Haviosun, firs.; Wesley Bat
lltta of books for both the gra.ie Rock Creek, 4th.
in u
use rou < x •“ • > pro- ct< ria Wednesday evening of this teacher. Costumes will be furnished cautionary measures require that a cheidet, secono.,
Marjorie
Tayior,
Klainr F<««d run, by way o f Vemoma week.
Vy
nnd each ehUd wi„ ^ givvn a {ref
u . secured for q ll campfires
a vnud; Kenneth Koeoei, fourth. Jer-
und high schools.
Judging
demonstrations:
Yungen and Anna
Marie Meyer, und Mist to the coast at Seaside.
Soaly-Presser Co.. of Portland, ballcor.
I he high sch ool ban six post
excepting at
designated
camping
Harvey Storey, first; George
W lilts.
K J h. Urn MhaiHa w m >M i • fo r
There were 330 entries made for *h' •»«ncllght by insisting that that Waite, of Beaverton, served the de-1 ric u ltu ^ r s g e n -^ M ^ in e d 0^ ! ! club frain from smoking while traveling. tMra; Herbert Krisch, fourth, tlol-
less then . half . day, Monday ” hlbJl ln t^ 4 1 1 ^ u b budding un - » ¿ ^ 1 « w h l i h ^ . “ "s u te hieh"
^ " r " ’ ' T C'' * “ » vnjoyed wolk for ^ y!I " \jrg D. K Matu?_ These measures do” not affect entr'y » ‘ V.ns: Bon Jossy, h.st. Bari Jos.y,
Time w s. taken only for regi.tra- d*r «»»* direetion of O. b Kraus.
,UUf wh,ch hB" Do s u te hi« h- bV the club members, with
th eir 1 son, Hillsboro club leadei, loin ot on iore*‘ «■’« s . but provide rules
John Lindow, third; Fran-
tlon and the securing of the lisU county school superintendent.
,nd * ue*l*-
I the work in the cooking and sewfng c i conduct designed to prevent fires
bletrick, fourth,
of books needed for the coming »•‘ll •• 11
demonetrstlons, four
At the
hortst Grove meeting, J.
Miss Viola Hansen
rendercJ tw- clubs. Her daughter. Lucille, gave They are effective until heavy fall A swine showmanship contest was
year In the high school the regu
d‘,ll» r dinners, and a judglrg dem- h. heir, automobile dealer at Ver- M,|oa, which were much enjoyed It a reading, and also a short talk on ralrs enc’ the danger caused by the hetu this year for the first time- in
.ai seven periods were hell, but y trattow,_________________________n° ' U“
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tb*‘ wl11 h* ceiwmbered that Miss Han-1 how the girls planned and served a u,e ol fir* ¡n the forests.
tnu contest Atman Hornecker ’wa-
they were only live
minutes in ®
A D I V I T iD V
7 ! “ iu
that if Washington coun- sen won the recently co.ducted r.u-|doUar dinner for four people. Any-
O f the remaining 93% of the to- hist; Bon Jossy. second; Marvu.
1,n* th-
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ty did not back \ernonia in the dmon contest at the Beaver Theatre, i one having time for club leadership tal forest area, there are no r e - Lean,
third;
Wesley
Batchelder.
Thu high stdiool has the same « -
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route going t roug
t e
President Adams reminded
t h e was asked to volunteer. Mrs. N o- f trictijns limiting entry for hunt- feurtn; Robert Murpny, nftn.
teachers this year as there were
Kflle White was born in WiK l.n- l olumbia County Lumber city,
that club of the plans for the Rose Shoxv Ittn Allyn was chosen cooking
club inK ®r other lawful use of the for-
Hemonstrations were divided into
last. There s r, . few change, in
M e m b e r H. 1H9H She came to Ihev would ret.lt.te by bse-t.ng a ik ,.t that wiU be put on next sum- leader, Mrs. Walker for the sewing
by anyone. No additional re- t h ^ ^ p T
liv T .^ k ™
In
the grade school faculty Mis U - Hregon with her parents in lulH. mute to start from Scappooae and nler, , rd wished to
hive sugge* club, and H. C. Howard for
t h e »‘ fictions will be applied anywhere wia^ella^eois!’ In tne demonstratMMi
well, who wa. the first grade tea- They made their home in Portland.
‘ »«rough Vernom. Hamlet, and tl„n.x for getting
plan.
for the hene l>eauGfieatk>n club.
is the state either before or after co n J su two c"ub L m t ^ T ^ n s t .
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KIorerie# Muuri'. «mi Mi»« Bulo«.
hum# with
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She ws» united in marriage wrth “ - T
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bMW’ n* ° f W« to^ UT " ° ° n Bt M*P** w *t* u* I The meeting served a ? a reception
option Pt'r«ni‘ system, • »«>wever.
however, may
be
^
pUce ln - - r -,
tiru'.anc# is ciu# to thr nurntwr of
1929. t*«*’ Vernonia delegation,
rant.
«tudvnu ronuriK in from
(ninlrn Alexander Cochran. June 8 ,
to the teachers, most o f whom i had *PPIlt‘d
1!,','lled oyfer_
°yei; more
raore extensive areas,
areas. »uation
waa won on milk testing
stration waa
They lived in Portland for
some
What seems strimge to most of
remsined front last year Miss Flor-
r**tf ! f o f this character do by Wesley Batcbeider
and Lovat
thought* that the ' Vortland* 1 ^ h « U , ‘ ,nr' “ nd moVcd 10 Beaverton about u. in Be.x.rton is that H. L- Da- K I N D L Y
LEND
US
er.ee Moore, one of'th e' new teac'h- ™
Prohlbi‘ hunting of other use. H . v . d s ^ ^ e ^ ^ g i n g ^ t r y ' cat
were the logical and only places " >r,r * "
, h i PT „ „
*ppo,nt*d m*mb«r of
YOUR
A T T E N T I O N tr*' w“ * present, but
Miss Ruth They *,mP»y establish certain safety tie by Vrances’ iJein oi ai d> Wil
where their
a
sho P»»*«l into the —
great * * beyond
,ne Tum’*
Tunnel 1 Commi“
Commission,
vme L“
Leslie
m S students
f ■ ■ could
'■ get
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Um- V,c"
he
A I I I S . W 1 1 U « A nm , BaUg the other new teach_ s measure,
for
the use 1 of « fire on fo r - ‘ tred G r u a o o I c u S , ^ t i r h t i i i i u ^ , Ul
mdk
m
S t
et
]a n / l
v
lllk
Ita U IlK ,
sompetent high »chinil course
Hue Wednesday morning at the Kmanu- h™“ * 'v»*cned, spoke at thekorest
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tr. has not been able to assume her tsl land-
frenerai closure affect- Lari Jossy and
John
Lindow
ti the reputation Beaverton scho.>is al hospital in Portland where she was Grove meeting as being in favor
(,ur w*‘ ention ha.A Iieen called to work as yet. Refreshments of co f- lnK state-wide areas wrill be made, lourth, selecting dairy cattle, Billy
best
but an
an « ° ‘ ^
the Scappoose-Vdrnonia
Hamlet »t*me of the names contained ™
on fee. sandwiche», and cookies were
have built up and to their xeryeffl given
«f1« " " tb* b'
» ‘ care possible,
P«»>«'ble, but
c c -p p o o s e -v «r o o n » nan.iei
s I rvu t it - - ., 7 , „
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l atcnelotr an«. Margaret Cypu«..
s-ii-nt management, the influenc, of
formed on her lurgs which route. Ju.t how he would tie that »•* l « ‘ f W
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bring offereii wryed
A L 0 H A H L B E R P .-T . A .
hith, showing
oatry cattle,
Don
lUuwrton i« m»uu»llv
rxtendimr
the n*«u]t of poeumoni» con- ,oUl* ,n with th# tunnel doe« not I0!“ sn*t
the < Jt> Keiorder lot
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H A S F I R S T U F F T I V r Jessy and Joan Hansen; stxtn, era-
ha.wi this * _ ^
tiMi ted two WHhij iiro
w m evident. At least Davenport delinquent street assessments. These
^ atch the Review for notice uf
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M E E T I N G dica ting lice from
pigs, Richard
b.gh school students from 'the east
She leaves to moun. her loss, three did not °PP” *e ‘ hr route through properties are hated under
t h e («hrr interesting meetings.
There
will be a meeting
every sc :ond
nd of Washington county accessible
hrolhcrs. John White, o f Portland; ‘ «»umbia and Clatsop counties, lea- "«»«?* of the persons owning the em
The Aloha-Huber P.-T. A. held its *****
Kob*rt/ ' >w*lte'
cere Monday evening.
„ Beaverton have enrolled in our
1>« v«' «"<» R®"
Careon. Warh.; vmg out Washington and Tillamook » ‘ ‘ hr time the improvements we.
first tegular meeting Tuesday a f- . Crops Contefc.V hrst’ lelectlnK soil!*
and
not
in
m-iny
cases
under
lernoon at 2:30,
and
enthusiastic Ì01 pou*tops’ tlm er Atropa and Er-
local schools, la st year there were feur sisters. Mrs. Hattie Nelson and ««unties.
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this year there ure 74 . ‘' » t 1* H«'« Walter», o f Carson; Mrs.
John Thornburgh, banker
c f For- ’ " ' " ' i “ of »he present owners,
plans were made for the next school W'“ Atn>pa-
KINTON BIRL HAS
an increase
o f more than
5 0 '..
Art Ijtrson, o f
Seattle; and one *is-
*»‘ Grove, spoke heartily in favor . 1 he Town Council and the Review
year.
The president, Mrs. T. W
Miscellaneous: first,
culling for
A BIRTHDAY PARTY Sullivan, appointed «tending com-
production by Hugh Burdette
The Heaverton school» are run- Ur
,n California; a» wvll a s of the Wilson river route, though 'iav* no d«*,r* 10 question any per
mitteea as follow«: thrift shop. Mrs. and Kenneth Woodward; second, car-
iling eight busses One new one was m*ny Ir»®"«*». wbo deeply mourn
he was in favor of «tending square- 8,'n * ««PUtat'on 01 credit. Neither
her passing
ly ba*k o f the resolutions sent in pf tlw*« P«1’^
w eh ,n *">’ manner
tiayc^- *'»r.s ' Kla“ ; program. Mr*. U,K ior bees, by Goroon Logan and
L’ronleewe.
-three members from eight
clubs competed in the live-
judging contest, the winner
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u* » gooa 101 or »kirmtah .
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n-rcM urovt i»w- mctltion»d »bove solelv to rmrrv our J
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that is being introduced in the four representing the county at the Btau-
games. some
10 m« thing that
ha. been UT." « member for several years. yer> .poke in favor o f «
strong S p r e ^ r i b l d p reree^ rjs
. ^ d P* r* " U -
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will ofHeiate at the funeral.
front but seemed tn ( , , » th.t ito. ln,se prescrioeo proceedings, what
ani l 1 T « . nose wno were present and en-
l pt r B‘‘ades-
lair. Wilfred Grossen, high poin.
Ricking in former years.
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, . that the wjth no MnonaI „ertinence
years
In
t
h
e
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f«*r
Th,°*« pertinence
who w
with what-
no personal
joyed
with game*
and J A . C,U wf* mad« »°r parents to w »“ . »«»de a score of 34« points,
ed the afternoon
afterr
U ck field there are the old «Und f . u
u tV P C
h,,fhway Im m ission might
make ever.
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a general gtxxl time were as fo l- don*»e ‘ ® t»1« school the following
winning team is from the Roc«
Lys, Wismer, Wright, and Emmons, B R A N D E M A K E S D Ü U D
»«me sort of a compromise and
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Mary CathryrT Hall' Éleanor l^ cll1,t' xtboclf,: Gordy’s History ol Cleek Glub: Wilfred Giossen. 340;
With the possibility that Shannon
SHOWINB AT FAIR d‘ s,‘rna,c •om‘1 route in » » ‘ «"««B the
mrich, Dorothy VanKleek. „ Mable
t BU, c ,
, U S-; Brown-Eldredge
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Arithme- Kobert Toelle, 295, and a tie be-
will get back in time to join the
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ridge route
and
the Scappoose- in favor o f the direct route and Hemrich,
.«tressed the /act that the short apna Gembella. Lois Bierly and Eu- ! ‘C L°r V pper Grades; Potter-Jesch- iv'« « n J °hB Hansen
and Frances
kquad.
Thc Heaverton giangc made a V «r.ionia-Hamlet v'easide rtute.
cut should head
in so as to connect nice Ellen Snider. During the a f- ke English, upper book (blue).
Detrick tor the third member with
«trenwth »f th.
.1
’|hh *1 1 ,pl' ndId *b“ '»,"'K »t th« < ounty fair
Mayor Wilson.
Bearerton. who with tho proposed Tualatin Valiev temoon. Mrs.
Snider served
tee
„ Was announ««» that Mrs.
Roy 2b0 point*, the combined
team
•trengdh of the local »«mad has been
w w k. The ladies drill team put
thn
, ln.
, the ProP°8etl
cream and cake to the young folks
furnrsh hot noon lunches t
, tore being 915 pcints. F. H.
Jos-
lost.
Welsh, Anderson,
and
Stick-
P11
drill
with
oh
Hi.natrh
L
l
preMnt
8t
,hc
me«
!mK
»poke,
tunnel.
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ci> their drill with suoii dispatch and
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teachers and pupils of the school. *y ** le»der o f this club.
tn-y are gone. Hut Brandi, at end, ( ffi icnev that they succeeded in
H is hoped that as many as pos-
Sxcona place in judging was won
,' ni Brtmkey, (.oerkli. KHuppilla, nnd winning the fli rst prize, amounting
sible will avail themselves of this by the Dilley Calf club. Georg-
Matheson are tmek ami wilt
help
, nd hecause o f their fine
wonderful opportunity, as there is Baikley, leader. The members are
greatly in atrengthening the first Work the •y were accorded the honor
no doubt that a gootl hot lunch is George Barkley, Jr., 295; Harvey
line of defense.
pf
„ guBrd of Honor for
of benefit both physically and men- Storey, 265; Marjorie Tayicr, 325;
Heaverton should show up strong ,h,. welding party later in t h e
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total score, 885 point».
on the offensive. If there is enofigh evening,
next regular meeting of the
In the crops judging contest club
strength developed in the line
to
Despite mnny handicaps the Grunge
K.-T. A. will be Tuesday afternoon, members were
required
to placo
hold the opponents’ attacks, some
also succeeded in scoring a
very
Oct. 20th, and the County Health classes o f cabbage, carrots, buney,
big scores may lie run up by the
n etj.table number of point** on their
Nu. ;e. Mis. Ric.in.jnd, ha.; promise! corn, and to grade one-half sack ot
home team. If there has to lie too
booth ut the Fair, which also netted
a talk, so don't forget the date. The potatoes according to U. S. stan *
much of the defensive done by the
al ,ne. raM' w, n,lM a,!K’ Î T ‘ ' a
November and I)eceml>er meetings c!ard grade.
back field, they must
tire.
a n d t^ m • '«'•» »um o f money. Those
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who worked to mak«* Inin !..>oth hu h
hen—
.« r 1 <J»Ln rh* i ? nÌr K v t0 i ' Ve
The C- rn Huskers Club, led by
u success are deserving of a great
• n
! *,
? f ' h e *choul E'mer Guerber, tied with the Che-
Here is the tentative schedule:
deal o f praise, as it was all got up
ppoitunity to attend.
hclem Mountain Club, led by John
• let. 2. SHverton, here.
in a very short time. They received
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Schmeltxer, With 1271 points each
Oct. 9, Newberg. there.
many compliments on the splendid
HORSESHOE PITCHERS and it has been agreed between th.
Oct. dfl, Parkrose, there.
arrangement of the booth.
TO HAVE CONTEST ciub leaders that the Corn Husker.«
October 29, Tigard, there,
Already plans are being formu
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will represent the county at the
Oct. 30. Hillsboro, there.
lated for an even lietter
showing
Nov. fi, Gresham, here.
Expert
horseshoe
pitchers
and
f
Ut*
^ ¡ r “ nd thT Ch* h* 1« m Moun
next year.
Nov.
11
(Wednesday),
Forest
n.any net so expert are preparing Ì* '" C‘ “ b ^ ,I11 Jud*eD at. the
Grove, here.
for the various , hampionship tour C ™
i
f
'U S«h° 'V-
LOCAL MEN ATTEND
Not". 20, McMinnville, here.
namenta to be held every day our- „ "L **"
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rtr
n
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y
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Huskers:
Wilfred
Bros
sen,
405;
SPORTSMEN’S MEET
The State Cai-
,tr -r
' ^
" ’esleY Batchelder, 42H. and
Don
LINTON SC HOOL IS
<t >00 in cash
1 1 ' *' pl,r9e 0 Jossy, 440. Chehalem Mountain P o -
R. II. Denney and Ai Jannaen nt
' The io new
,
,
, t®‘ ® club.
Helen Schmeltzei, 44U;
PROGRESSING
WELL ti mlod a meeting of sportsmen and
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.
members of the State Game (’om-
The students of the Kinton school mkRion, which was held at
Me-
after being coverd with earth while
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hnvs become adjusted to their new Mlnnvllle Monday evening. T h e
the cement borders hardened. A low i t i j i *
/ » U A U L 'I X i a n v
grade, and the school is going a- niw linir was called to discuss mat-
fence has been
placed around the - '- s t o . L . I A K I U l i S U l i
long smoothly. There are 40 stu- t t n o{ int,,rpi,t to sportsmen.
courts so that every interested fair
ENTERTAINS CLUB
en
thla year.
Among other things was consul
visitor will
have
opportunity to
The grades in
the upper room «red the
matter of placing « fish
watch the pitching free o f cost.
On Thursday c f last wee'e, Mrs.
nre made up as follows: grade five, hatchery for the purpose o f taking
The courts are built to accord with
C. Parkinson cf Johnson road wai
(fficial rules.
seven pupils; grade six, six pupils; care of the needs of Washington
hostess
to
the S*. erling Rebekah
grade seven,
four pupila;
grade Columbia. Yamhill, nnd I’olk rmin-
Club of Portland. Oregon, at ner
eight, five pupils
Mr Robert 8 um- ties
The exact location of
b'lis
e d i t o r
a m i g u e s t s
_
home here The day
was spent in
»1 — of Hillsboro s the principal
hatchery has not been made public,
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fancy
work
and
readings and at
4‘upils in the primary grades nre but *t may b«> located on Patton
noon, the hostess served
a h«..
ns follows: grade one, seven pupils; creek, near Cherry Grove,
Mr. and Mrs. James Creglow, of luncheon to the following guests:
grade two, two pupils; grade three,
The Game Commission have about
Hastings. Mich., and Mr. an I Mrs. Mrs. Clara Parkinion. Mrs. I’ott-
four pupila; nnd grade four, five ore million cut throat trout
on
J H. Hulett and daughter, J .y, <r«r. Mr». Eitlcman. Mrs. Human,
pupils. Mrs. Shaver is teacher.
hand, nnd have agreed to distribute
were week end visitors at the coast. Mrs. Flnneman,
Mrs.
Cleveland.
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these flsih In the streams of the four
They made the nturn trip bv wav Mra- Lipea, Mra. Myers, and Mra
Komodeling c f the old Arnio build - counties mentioned, an I Tillamook
of Newport and Corvallis.
Parkinson.
ing is under way at Oswego.
county.
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