The Beaverton review., August 13, 1937, Image 1

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T he B eaverton R e v ie w
The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively to the Interest* of Eastern Washington County
VOLUME X V . No. 37
Irrigation Tour Is
To Be Held Soon
Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon, Friday, August 13, 1937
I CULLING H EN S IS
DIFFICULT PROBLEM
Traffic Toll High
fin State Of Oregon
Subscription, $1.00 per yr. In Advance
siie„r,y^ a „ . _ t i Livestock And Crop
Tour To Be
[GRADE BOOKS NEC­
ESSARY ARE LISTED
Fair Causes Testing
Of Eighty Cattle
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Culling two and three year
MINI Jl l-I A IOWPLKTHW AITK
Not
Hooka listed in blackface
old hens Is one of the more
Miss Julia Cowpnrtbwaiu, 72,
typ** will be furnlahed by the
difficult
management
problems
echool dietrict.
daughter of an sarly
Oregon
that poultrymen have, state«
pioneer family died on Tuesday,
p u ir r (iH iiu :
E. Francis, assistant county agent.
August 10, at the Good Samaritan
« b a r t e r * — M y H e a lt h
H a b it* .
,
II.
B.
Cosby,
head
of
the
poultry
G
a
t
e
*
a
n
d
H a b e r W o r k -M a y H ook*
Interest Is Increased
hospital after a long Illness.
— P e te r a ad P * g g y
P r im e r .
One Human Life A Day
department, Oregon State College,
To Be Tuesday, Thurs­ K l M i a - O r a y P r i m e r
Miss Cowpertbwaita had taught
Dairy Show To Be One
Bach Year Since It
und Nod
Ib-nnlon,
extension
U a te * -H u b e r
W o r k -P la x
H ook*— t
Sacrificed In Traffic
school In various points Jn Ore­
H ou n d th e Y e a r — F ir s t H ea d er.
|H)Uliryman,
will
demonstrate
ths
day
And
Friday
Of
Was Started
One Of Largest Ever
H l e e - H le e N y * l e a o f H u a la e » * W r l t -
gon, among which was the Mc­
Deaths In State
t culling of aged birds at a public
INK— P r i m e r* .
Next
Week
Held At Fair
■
amber
Stories
Hook
1.
Kay
school
near
Whltford.
Later
I demonstration to be held at ih •
W ork
book to accom pan y
P e te r
\rrs I’ nder Irrigation lias
she served as a postal clerk In
Ifenry Erickson (arm. Progress,
Are You Willing To Pay Yoar
Judging1 ( onfea.(• lo lie MrM Mil-nt
leading Work Book fo r
InrresM-il Tea Thar«
at 9:30 a.in., Wednesday, August
the
postal
substation at the
Strict Regulation Of Testing
u »* w ith E ic o n P rim e r
Part la This Toll
\\ edae*dajr And Thursday
IV. In addition lo the culling of
Woodward and Clarke company,
1 w id e r u le d p e n c il ta b le t.
Brought Decrease in Anlmnis
1 box C r a y o la . L ix t e e n c o lo r « )
aferwards at the main pouf of­
You arr cordially Invited to ihe older birds, Mr. Erickson's
4 »
B c ls s o r s (b lu n t e n d » )
The
annual
Do you think It is necessary i fice "—
’ " she was In aervico
where
4-H livestock and I be*Inner. pencil-1large)
attend the Willamette Valley Ir­ flock of year-old hens will lie
Eighty head of 4-H dairy cat­
crops Judging tours have been 1 writing pad—1 Inch ruling
rigation tour to tie held on Aug­ culled Culling Is one of the most that one human life lie sacrificed , ,OT 2" J,*ap*
C u s h m a n — S e lf H e lp N u m ­ tle were tested recently by Drs.
scheduled for
Tue*day, Thurs­ C la b r e k r » * e r le
to
modern
traffic
every
day
,n
important
management
p
r
a
te
r
s
tfhe
wan
k
ineruhdr
of
the
Maz-
*
—
In
N
u
m
b
e
r
L
and
.
ust lit and 20 this year.
E. W. Coon and R. U Bean in
(hat stale of Oregon. That thou­ aina* and Unitarian church and day and Friday. August 17, 19,
There ha« tiren an Increased In­ 1 on a poultry farm aU>e« Francis
preparation for one of the largest
and
20,
reports
L.
E.
Francis,
sands
must
tie
Injured
snd
mil­
* C C O A D ( .H A D E
waa active in
community and
terest In Ihls tour each year, since 1 and one which, unfortunately has
dairy shows to be held at the
a**lstant county agent. The coun­ Numls-r Storir* Hook 2
It was started eight years ago. been neglected by too mar.y of lions o f dollars In property dam pioneer affairs.
< barter*— ky Health Habit* Hook Washington County Fair, reports
ty
livestock
judging
contests
will
age
suffered
as
a
part
of
the
price
3.
Very reliab'r
Those who have
attended past , 'air poultrymen.
he held Wednesday, August 15. t:i*o*-4.ra> 4.4U.lr Heavier Hook I. L. E. Francis, assistant county
have been
developed we must pay for the enjoyment PASTOR SURPRISED
tours have been Impressed witu met hod«
«■ate*
A linker—Work-Play Hook* agent.
and the crop« Judging contest
—Prlendly fttorle».
the possibilities of Irrigation In .whereby the poor producers 'n and convenience* afforded us by
KI«oa4-4«ra>—Dlsun
Ha*le Header
Strict regulation with
the
use
of
motor
vehicles?
Are
AT CHURCH SERVICE will he held Thursday, August Hook 2. **
western Oregon. During this 8- the flock ran he eliminated and It
to abortion testing requi/ement*
you
willing
to
pay
your
part
of
2«.
Hre-ltlee
kymtem
of
Hunlne**
W
rlt-
la
Important
that
a
poultryman
a-
yvar period. the area under Irri­
i*K—l>ma ry.
at the county fair have resulted
The schedule for the tour Ir P«>BM;»rrU«»
gation In western Oregon has In vail himself of this Information in tlilw treiucndoua toll ?
Reverend
Harper
It. Burns,
Speller* for bey­ in a marked decrease in the num­
If not, what are you doing pastor of
the
north
part
of
the
county
is
ond
«¿rude.
creased from not over 2.000 ac­ order lo ellmlnute the "star hoar­
the CoggregLiiinial
n t R e a d in g
W ork
B o o k f o r ber of animals exhibited during
der" from his flock. It Is par­ to change present conditions? No Church was pleasantly surp'ised as follows: 9:30 a.ra,— A. J. r.v S ile
res to nearly 20.000 acres.
u se
w it h
E ls o n
B a s ic H ea d er the past two years.
one can he sure of being exempt at (he close of the services Sun­ era, Holstein cattle; 10:30 a.ra.—
ticularly
Important
that
poor
or
B
o
o
k
2.
If you are interested In In­
Francis pointed out that this
penalties of reckless day morning when the congre­ Albert Jansen, hogs; 1:30 p.m.— W o r k B o o k t o a c c o m p a n y K lso n
stalling an Irrigation system of marginal producers he removed from the
H ea d er B o o k 1.
year more of the herds are el­
driving. Ils toll will eventually be gation. led by the Junior choir Cecil Heyndehrickx, sheep; 2 :3 0 1 w id e r u le d p e n c il ta b le t.
your own. the tour will provide from the flock at a time like the
igible to exhibit than at any time
2 s o f t le a d p«?nrils.
au excellent opportunity for you present when egg prices sre rel­ j feli by you. your family and greeted him by singing ‘'Happy p.m. J. U Cawrse, Jersey cattic 1 b o x C r a y o la * (s ix t e e n c o lo r s )
since
1934, when there were 92
I
your
friends.
No
group
is
too
Birthday’’ in honor of his anni­
la r g e m a n ila e n v e lo p e s 10 inch«**
The schedule for the souther 2 k...
to find out the best type of Ir­ atively low and feed prices high.
S a 1-- *
head of dairy cattle exhibited
fimul,
no
family
circle
and
its
Anyone
Interested
In
poultry
versary.
Afterwards
he
waa
pre­
rigation to use under your own
tour will be a* follows; 9:30 a m. c i£ k ‘ V n^u.hman-Numj>cr. ,t This was the largest dairy exhib­
gift from the Charles Ball, hogs; 10:30 a m
w o r k f o r 8 * c „ n d U ra d r
local conditions, what crops to culling Is welcome to attend this contacts so few In number that sented with s
it in the history of the Wash­
It can feel secure.
'
demonstration.
church members.
grow, what type of equipment to
Ernest Hite, sheep; 2:30 pjn.— " 1 P r im a r y w r it in g p a d (1 0 c e n t s ). ington County Fair.
ExhibiU
Deaths
on
Oregon
highway
buy, and how heat to use the Ir­
Carl Trachael. Guernsey and Hol­
lim ili CRADE
this
year
should
exceed
those
of
»bowed an Increase of more than
rigation water
Chart ei
M y H e a lth l l a h l l » H « i k
ODD FELLOW S TO
Mis* Jean
l^wls and
Miss stein cattle.
1934.
X.
18
per
cent
in
1936
as
compared
Various members of the O.S.O.
Uhoda Thyng are leaving Sunday
The crops judging contest prac «¿ate* A Huhrr Work Play Hook*
The Carnation Company’s Calf
with the previous year. The num­ on a vacation trip to Victoria. B.
college staff will be In attendance H A V E JOINT PICNIC
....
..
.
'
— Mike and Mak« Brlirxf.
tice
Will be held at the count) U w -C r e y Basic Krader Hook X Manna trophy and the Sperry
ber of fatalities for this year Is t
to answer question regarding Ir­
showmanship trophy
fair grounds at 9:30 a.m , August ■>»»»«« «•ewwrsphy fer •****"■"»- Company's
Washington County oddfellows again raised. Can thla continue
rigation equipment, preparing the
...
....
.
. . .
t 's * » e - « .» r r l M .» s p e l l e r . f « r
Cfclrd
are both contributing factors to
20.
I lub members
attending
arm**.
Picnic
Association
snd
the
Three
Indefinitely or will an awakened
land, and the use of Irrigation wa­
these tours
tone, will
—m
—
**--*
- —
—
keen interest in the dairy di­
bring
their “ B sm w
jiii»t—New
■>«> .«rttbmetie
ters. Other members of the col­ IJnk Association will hold a joint public conscience put an end lo member (hat education, enforce­ ,___ .
. .
—Third «ear Hook.
vision
of the fair, states Francis,
lunch
and
be
prepared
to
«pend
lUrr-ittcr
s>*tem
.
t
Ba.iae*.
writ-
picnic
at
Rlpllng
Waters
Park
on
a condition that has become in­ ment and engineering
lege staff will tie prepared to
must go the day.
I hk — P r im a r y .
with the result that all of tho
answer questions pertaining to Gales Creek Sunday, August 29. tolerable.
hand in hand in the ultimate so­
Lewis—Eagllah A r l l t - dairy clubs are endeavoring lo
Final plans and schedules for "T tu l!-
crops which might he grown un­ Various committees have been up
You ask what can be done? lution of this terrible and per­ the
|
pointed
and
are
working
diligent­
MaU
livestock and crops Judgl.ut
B«-lii*v*CCrnP'ln> —
” * bring as many club members to
der Irrigation, such as the man-1
The answer is; manifest an ac­ plexing problem.
contests «rill be announced at a D nnei T r e t and P r a c t ic e S h e e t 3 the fair as possible and a great
agernenl of Irrigated pasture for ly to make It the most succcss- tive Interest. An aroused public
Every community In Oregon is later
deal of work is being done in
dale
Pen
-N’°- 5-
Idler dale.
p r a c t *»•»**■
ic e Paper.
cattle, beef, or sheep; growing ' ftil we have ever held.
xentlment should get results. Dis­
preparing tbe animals for a good
There will be sports of all cuss the problem with your ed­ Interested in bringing about bet­
The livestock and crops tours 1 wide ruled p e n c il tablet.
seed crops, vegetable crops, ber­
ter driving
conditions on
our and contests are one of the out- , 1 , b uft
showing.
o x C ,ead
r a y o la ptni-1,
* (s ix t e e n c o lo r * )
ries. fruit, and other rrope un­ kinds, including swimming for ucators, your police officers and
streets and highways, and It is standing activities on the 4 - H i n k — b l u e - b l a c k ,
i those who desire It.
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der Irrigation.
your courts. Call
It
to
the
at
— ..
.... .. - . o u r hop* that active work will go program for the year, states Frac-
Vi*"-
AIRPORT N E W S
,
Grand Master Howard K. Zltn
You will notice that each day
(s
h
a
r
p
e
n
d
s
).
lentlon of your legislator*, that forward in each of them to help | ci*. and
and are
are the
first of
of the
the a
at-
the first
c -;
of this tour Is scheduled to visit merman and other Grand offic­ Iliey may art if necessary. Re-'elim inate Oregon’s traffic deaths, els.
s
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tlvltiea leading up to the county
Archie Olson Is about ready to
rarms la only one locality. This ers of the order have been In­
F O IR T H
C R A D I:
C k a r tr r * — H r a lt k H a b its .
vited
to
attend
1s a change from previous years
be^in soloing at the airport.
( I s m A T b — a s— H o r n , L if e I Fai
Bring well filled Imakets and
which was made for the purpose
When you go into Tatfe’s flxrw
Aw my LaaUs.
Il»l< -a la > K «M irth
R raA rr.
o f allowing more time for study spend (he day with your brother
at Bernards Airport you wonder
■ l H t r i r M - l , r s l s — l a s l l . h
t r t l i l l lr a .
of each Indlvdual project and to Old Fellows. All Odd Fellows
■ ’a . *< --(.a r y -.u a - p r l l r r - f o r K s u r lb how the fellow gets time to do
C
m
dr
1
Bebekahs,
F.
h
,
Girls
and
other
any flying. But should you hap­
cut down the time loat In unner-
I le r r r l- U lllr t — N r»» D a y A r t t b m r llr
branches of the order are cordial­
easary driving.
pen down there and watch him
— h ia r t b W a r.
CURRENT EVENTS PHOTOGRAPHED FOR
1 1 1 ,-r -ltlr r 9 ) » t r n mt B lft s la r s s W r i l -
The lime schedule as listed un ly invited to attend.
work way into the night, you may
I a s — ■ ■ t r n e r A U t r .
Rojournlng members of all the
the program will he followed
F u q u a . R r r d . J o h n * « n — E n g lis h A c ­ have some notion of how he gets
t iv it y W .>rk B o o k -
closely to make It poeslble for branches of the order are espec­
his work done and still have
C llf f o r d B.
U p to n — A r it h m e t ic
you to attend part of the tour If ially Invited.
time to fly.
W o r k B o o k f o r F o u r th G r a o e
P e n p o in t s . N o. 5.
Sugar, cream and coffee will
you are not able to attend all of
Lebert Wilson’s plane is be­
P r a c t ic e p a p e r.
be furnished free.
the tour or an entire day.
I n k — b lu e -b la c k .
ing put into flying condition and
1 w id e r u le d p e n c il t a b l e t
If you are not directly Inter­
he expects to get his
license
1 b o x C r a y o l a , (s ix t e e n c o l o r » )
ested In irrigation, you will find F A R E W E L L PA R TY IS
S c i » » o r » — p o in t e d
soon,
W o r k B o o k in G e o g r a p h y to a c ­
It worth while to attend and sec
Reynold Wilson and
Eugene
c o m p a n y H o m e L if e in F a r A -
the development which la taking G IVEN ON SU N D A Y
w a y L a n d s.
Pulcifer are taking flying lessons.
1
—■
S p e llin g B la n k .
placa under Irrigation in the Wil­
2 s o ft lead pencils.
Mrs. Iioule Reghitto and Mr«.
lamette valley.
R u le r .
LOCAL PEOPLE A T ­
l»u
lo
Blggl
were
hostesses
at
a
Tit# program f<>r the tour fol-
farewell party and dinner given
F IF T H G R A D E
lowa:
TEND
ALU M N I M EET
C h a rter»— « 1 »
H e a lth
_______
In honor of Mrs. Annurtriata Merf
Kind Day. Thursday, August lo at the Regbttto home Sunday.
H a lea la a
F if t h
H eader (r r » ta r d l.
I I h o o d -T h n a ta * — T h r l a r r l r a v
Mr. and Mrs. Barrett Randall
1»:
Mrs. Merlo left for her home
H a t f lr ld - I ^ w la — F a g tla h
A r t lx lt lr a . and daughters, Martha and Hel­
A ld a — P a t h fla d r r a
an d
P tla ts
9:00- Thistledown farm, alx San Francisco Tuesday evening.
P a > n r t,n r r ta a n S p r llr r s fa r F ift h en. Mr. and Mrs. It. B. Den­
miles north of Fhigene. Seventy She will be remembered as the
G rade
ney and their guests. Mrs. H. 0.
D a r r r l - '. l l l r t N r»» D a y A r H Iu n rtlr
acres under Irrigation.
ladino landlady at the Commercial hotel
Gilbert of Minneapolis, and Mias
—Firth I n r .
clover for pasture and aoed. here for a number of years.
I l l c r - H l c r l y a t r m o f N i o l n r a a th r i l ­ Helen Asbahr of Forest
Grove,
i n g — I n t r r m r d ln t * * .
Sweet corn and beata for can­
S to n e , H o p k in s . B r o w n fie ld — O b j e c ­ Katherine and Iairraine Denney
Among
those present at the
ning. Three pumping plants. Wa­ party were Mr. and Mrs. Peter
t iv e D r ills in .A rith m etic.
attended the Oregon State Alum­
H a t fie ld -L e w is — P r a c t ic e A ctiv ­
ter supply from drilled wells and Dehencdltto and daughter, Anna;
ni meeting at Jantzen Beach Sun­
it ie s in
E n g lis h
W e b s t e r S c h o o l D ic t io n a r y .
from river. Klectrlcltv ami gas­ Mr and Mrs. Rafaello; Mr. and
day afternoon.
P e n p o in t s . No. 9.
oline for power. Portable revol­ Mrs. William Pesentl; Mr. and
P r a c t ic e p a p er.
S p e llin g B la n k .
ving sprinkler method of Irrig­ Mr*. M. Partlplllo and daughter
J. W . BARN ES VISITS
I n k — b lu e -b la c k .
ation.
2 soft lead pencil*
Jane; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sauber
1 w id e r u le d p e n c il ta b le t.
IN
THE
SOUTH
10: JO—Truman fhase farm. A- and Mrs. Sauber’s
1 b o x Crayola»
ijanghters^ j
S c is s o r s .
cross Willamette River from Eu- Mary and Theresa Valentine; Mr.
J. W. Barnes and his n'.cce, Mrs.
gene. % mile below Kerry St. and Mrs. Phillip De Malle; Mr.
H A T A N D SCARF EN SEM ­
Bessie McIntosh of Minneapolis,
H I T OF T H E SH O W — Edward Frlckor
S I X T H liR A D K
bridge Take first road to left und Mrs. I* Biggl and daughter,
B LE — This attractively de­
A ln w o t i-T h o m a s — N a tio n *
H o > o n d Minnesota returned Saturday from
of Collins and Alkman Corporation tolls
ACE
R E P O R TER — Fin
after crossing bridge. Forty ac­ Is>uise. and sons. John and Geno; j signed turban roll hat and
flu» Sea*.
Miss Kay O’Brien of Chicago, market
Potrlo,
of
Opal,
W
yo,
whs
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a
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k
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in
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i s t o r y a trip to various points in the
res of beans and other vegeta­ Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ptenovt and i scarf ar* don* in chiffon In
o f O r fffo n .
visitor, about “ Doeskin Velvet,” th* popu­
southern part of the country. At
has just been named win­
bles under Irrigation on this and daughter,
tso r U y —
A m e r i c a n l l e t r ln n l n x * In
Anita; and Mr. and j red, green and white. The
lar new fabric Introduced at ths recent
ner
of
tho
annual
nation­
Wahtpori they visited with rela­
F
n
ro|
9
e.
neighboring farma. Two electric Mrs. I* Reghitto and son Tito,
roll Is th* outer edge of th*
summer furniture market In Chicago.
l« o t e n IUM S ix t h
H ea d er.
wide contest for country
tives then drove down the Roos .-
pumping plants pumping
from
hat, mad* of Imported whit*
P a y n e -t ia r r ls o n
S p e lle r
fo r
S ix t h
newspaper correspondents
G ra d e.
velt highway through the red­
the river. Several different re­
paper-thin straw. Th* trl-cel-
sponsored by The Country
I > a r r e l - G i l le t N e ts O n y A r l t h m e t l r woods. At Grants Pass they vis­
Miss
Margaret
Taylor
under­
volving sprinklers and "Skinn­
ersd chiffon scarf Is softly
— S ix t h Y e a r .
Home Magazine. Hie writ­
went an operation for appendicitis
H a t f l e l d - I . * >w l » — H n ft lU h
l e t I t i t l e * . ited with the Cal Barnes family.
er’’ line.
knotted at th* throat.
-• ' J - A A
ing for tho Kemmerer Ga­
C h a rte r* — H e a lt h P r o b le m * .
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She
Is
at
St.
Vincent's
Lunch Osburn Hotel, ITugeno
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te
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B
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s
in
e
ss W r it­
zette wine him 1200 and a
hospital.
in g — I n t e r m e d ia t e
r»0c (Speaker E. A. McUornack.
trip to New York and
W o r k B tiok to a c c o m p a n y Knsrlsh R l e e - R l e e S y s t e m o f H u * in e * * P e n ­
Manager Eugene Fruit Grower’s ' '
m a n s h ip — t d v n n e e d .
A c t iv it ie s S ix th Y>ar.
Washington. Fin Is on* of
W o r k B o o k in G e o g r a p h y to a c ­
W e h a te r S c h o o l D ic tio n a r y .
Ass’n—"Irrigation of Vegetables
Opal’s 50 inhabitants.
c o m p a n y T h e U n ite d State.-« A -
electric
pumping
plant.
Strip
bor­
W o r k B»>ok in G e o g r a p h y to a c ­
for fanning Purposes")
m o n g N a tio n » .
com p an y
N a tio n s
B eyond
the
der, furrow, and corrugation re-
S eas.
W eb ster
S chool
D ic t io n a r y .
1:30 Hen Dorris farm, 1 ml. thods of surface irrigation.
C O T T O N P I<X E R -
P en P o in t » . N o. 9.
P en p o in t s . No. 9.
nhuth of Springfield on the Hay*
2 no ft le a d p e n c il» .
P r a c t ic e p a p e r
111:00—J. A. Reeves Farm.
2
I n k — b lu e -b la c k .
P r a c t ic e p a p e r.
dan Bridge road. Beans and o- tulles south of Cornelius on golf
Li4»ose-leaf note b o o k , la r g e sixe. I n k — b l u e - b l a c k
ther vegetables.
Two Irrigation
w ith ruled filler.
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w id e r u le d p e n c il ta b le t.
course road. This year's seeding
, _ J ou i- o f towNinwto Joli
2 s o ft le a d p e n c ils .
L # oo»e-le a f n o t e b o o k , la r g e *|ae,
systems — one with revolving of Ijtdino clover. Portable revolv­
1 bt>x C r a y o la t .
w it h r u le d
fille r .
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sprinkler and electric power, the ing sprinkler system to handle
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other, furrow Irrigation and gas­ fifty acree.
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oline power.
Lunch— .H i l l s b o r o — Hillsboro
SEVENTH GRADK
3:JO—t'loverleaf Dairy. Two and Grnnge Hall. Sponsored by the
Rrl n « .
l '« r r f j r .
P » )» « — l.ll» m « r f
E IG H T H
GRADE
Bojk 1.
llr lg g * ,
fu r r y .
P a y n e — L ite r a tu r e
one-half ntllea north of Spring- Home Economics Department
( i » i i h i «I- I'h iim n i,— I n itra l S t a i r .
A-
H ook 2
of
ÎR O W E R ^ Â S
ICKERS
field on the Marcóla road. One the Grange.
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N a tio n * .
H h e r w o o d — « 'j t l » e n * h l p .
Signs placed on tho outskirts sf Gon
B o b b i n * — Nr b o o l * H i s t o r y o f t b e %- II o « e r - l * l t t m a n — P r o f t a b l e F a r m i n g .
hundred acres under irrigation,
1:30 — Ed Freudentball's Fir
m e r in i n P e o p le .
tales, Texas, give warning that th
P n y n e -G n r r ls o n S p e lle r * f o r H lg b t h
ladino clover
pasture,
clover Grove Dairy. Irrigation system
« h e r ld n n - K lc | * e r - M a th e w * —
«¿rnge.
local cotton owners will protect!
S p e a k in g
and W r itin g
F n g ll* h .
seed and alfalfa.
Flood system with electric pumping plant to
D a r r e l-« .I lie t — N ew D n y A r llh m e tle
their help against kidnappers. Othorf
P n y n e -t in r r U o n S p e lle r *
fo r
Sev­ .
f o r P .l g h l h t ir a d e .
with water supplied by Spring- handle 100 acres, laidino clover
e n th G ra d e.
signs warn laborer* that they must
I B o b b in » — S e h o o l H is to r y o f th e A -
O u r r e l-G llle t— N ew
D ay
field land and Water Tompony.
H EA D S M ARIN ES IN
m
e rle n n P e o p le .
needing« and pasture mixtures o f '
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work or face arrest M loafers.
t ie — S e v e n t h I m r .
C h a r t e r s — H e a lt h k » o w l e d g e .
Program for second day. Fri­ 'different ages, oldest five years
PEIRINQ— Colonel John
«h a rte r* — t d ie n t n r e *
I«
M ealth .
S h e r id a n ,
K ie | » e r .
M a tth e w *
—
day. August 20:
Mereton, Commander of
old. Irrigated canary grass.
S p e a k in g a n d
W r itin g
F n g llo k .
R O Y A L T Y b t f F Ö k H Ö Llb A
R le e -R le e S y s te m o f R u » ln e * s P e n ­
th* United Stats* Marina
9:00- -R. 11. Warren’s Farm. 6
3:30— Hans Thurner Farm. Four
The Dúchese of Kent with h e r ____
m a n s h ip
\dvaneed.
Barracks
at
Peiping,
miles out of Forest Grove on the miles southeast of Hillsboro on
and state fairs. First place judg­ P en
Prince Edward and followed by her
p o in t » . N o. 9.
seen# of tho present Slno-
Gales Creek highway. One hun­ river road. This year's seeding
ing teams represent Washington P r a c t ic e p a p e r.
baby daughter, Princess Alexandra,
Japanese crisis. Th* Em­
r S c h o o l D ic tio n a r y -
dred and forty acres under Ir­ Ladlno clover.
"oumty In the competition at the I W n k e b — s t B e lu
held by nur**, a* they left London
Electric pump­
e -b la c k .
bassy Guard consists of
rigation. Pasture, seed crops, and ing plant, Atrip border system of
recently for a holiday.
'tate fair and the second place L *o o »e -le a f n o t » b o o k . U r g e aisa,
22
officers
end
ASS
men.
w it h ru le d fille r .
potatoes. One gasoline and one | Irrigation.
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judging teams compete at the Pa­ R u ler.
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cific International.
Sclaaora.
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