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T he B eaverton R eview The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively to the Interests of Eastern Washington County. VOIJ»*K XVI, NO 50. BEAVERTON, Republicans Carry State and County WASHINGTON COUNTY. OUOOON, FRIDAY, NOVHMUKR Beaverton School News HIGH HCHGOl, NEWS ip a t w ard reporter ) High School Honor Roll Thu republican parly very near \ H. M. HONOR ROM, "•«'le II <‘lC*U »Weep of lliMIHIt III Kir»t Ten«-K lr»t Semester Oregou mul Washington conni y. ¡ Veldon Bog* In laut Tuesday'» election, chi mm Dorothy Itruggcr It** l'Illirica A. Hpravue, governor. Kenueth Bursou Itufu» <\ Iliilniaii, II. M senator. j Jean Burger «mi Janie* W. Moli. congres'tuan Gladys Berger frolli thl» districi Krance« Buraou Tìir colui,incd voir o f III* two 1 Robert Graf Heu ieri on precinct* follow «: Jeon Audry Graham Howard John*ton Kor U. R. Sciintnr- Nunccy Junor Molmau. 420 . Muhouey, 320 Joan Undbluoui IniKay Martyn For Ri p. lu lo i i k i r . a M l»Vt HU! Mo«hof»ky H.irk. 23» Annabelle Moahofaky Mott, 484 Roy Sato Kor tî< vernor lx>ui«e Sohaer H t»*, 297 Dorothy 8 locum Rprugue, 443 Sadie Toe lie Kor Hecrct»r> of Ml air HONORABLE .MENTION »1*00, 141 Robert Heal lie. Virginia Bish Hticll. 582 JAM IX W. MOTT op. Viola Burke. Sumin Clement, Kor Hupl, of t‘ iil,llc liiHlriicilou lle-rlecled to Congre»« Maxine « ady, Philip iMna. Vivian l*nlu«ni, 344 ---- ■■ ■ , Hager», Jaue lledluud. Rose Hub- Hice. 347 Me. Blylhe Johnson, Lloyd John. Kor Com. of Bnreiiii of 1,ahor - HKIVEK I II MTKH NKKTINI. Urani, 36* Wednesday evening Beaver »on, Elaine MeMinn, Patricia Me- chapter No. 106 held their regu d u r e , Inex Miller, Kloyd Malm. 14vie, 30? lar meeting at the Masonic tem Henry Nwgae. Duo O'Mura, Cal Kor Hep 41 h DM Wash Co. ple. Fallowing the buaine** meet vin Pelren, Jean Paterson. W al Flatter, 368 llcaae. 315 ing, the Advance Officer* took ter Keody, Patay Stewart, Dori* Ihe chair* and very ably put on ^hell, Rosalie leu fcl, Marjorie Antrim, 279 ! the Initlatgiry work. Junor. Grace larson. Maxine Hdott. SOI HLO. Poulaon. Mr* Je»*e Bar lA>la Meier. Uw D Wilson For County Judge — ney und daughter. Alice harnev j ilnd Olcta W right. Bond, sos Kerkinan, 394 and Mr. and Mr*. Shrill* r e c e i v e d ----------------------------- FN»r ('minty CnimnDsloner— Ihe degree*. Darla. 416 Virgil Myer* Rang many plead Murile., 286 ing numbers during Initial Ion. Kor County Coroner— Mrs. Grant present Worthy Hewel). 3S8 .Matron of Oronnmnh chnyter at Young. 321 Multnomah wo* an honored eiligen'» Retirement— guest, and gave a very pleasing Ye*. 245 talk. Severl visitor* gave short Beaverton made a long hurdle No, 420 talk* .Ml** l«*hmun presented tuo I toward the championship of TYV Picketing Dill dhistling solo*, that »e r e mucli leagu e last Friday night at New. Ye«. 365 enjoyed. berg, when they defeated the No. 341 The lunch committee served a Newberg Tigers 13 to 0 in a hard tdquor B ill— Y p «. ?54 delicious lunrli at ihe cto«e of fought game. The game »a« No. 430 , the evening. played in a sea of mud and water Kor Supreme Court Judge ---------------------- — mad« an open game difficult, but Kenn. M PINT NOBLE GRIND f l . l B It wa* a thriller to watch. Gale Zimmerman. 380. Past Noble Grund Club met Eminon* «cored Ihe first touch Wednesday noon n! the home of j *»*'■ “ “ d Glen Jones the -econd Rose Steven*. Evelyn Scott waa ■■ tire Beavers pounded through the assisting ho*te*s. t 8 Past !« stubborn Newberg defense, tan ! Grand* were present. ; arotrnd the ends and passed a Goblin* and glioM* held a jolly Two Past Grands. Mr*. Kffen muddy ball over the line, party for the Junior resident Hu- burger and Mr*. Bloom from j Tilts win marked exactly two d,.nl* lust Tuesday evening In Ihe Tillamook, and Mr*. Kdnn Edle- I years since the Beaver foolnall- Academy auditorium. Pierrot, Bo-Peep, Tom Sawyer, Orphan tnnn were visitor*. Mr*. Kdleman er*. under Coach Cook, have lost will tie initiated at the District a league game, und o i .' year Annie, and many other fantou« meet Eng since they have been »eorr-d cn ersunage* were there to enjoy The Chrl*tma* meeting will he in league play. the llnllc. we’en game* and re One of the harden baim s of freshment*. The final feature. Mr* * ' » ' nn * home Mr*. Me- the season I* ant ’ ip »' ” 1 ni x't Major Bow *, program, was un- and H oi- ' M," f r der the direction of Prance* w .r* exchanged Friday morning at Kbteet t.rov* mm» o f the Indiaua fi«hiug for «alnion with «pears on the Co-- luiublu river, The picture» that the audience 5tk<-d beat »ere of n.ne little baby coyote», that were found in a den. The next feature o f the Saturday morning aerie* will be on Nov. 26. 'The Portland Junior Symphony « ill play at the d v lc auditorium. — Helen Randall. II, 1838 fttBSCRIKTION, Talk on Australia It. .M. Belli*, Portland lumber wholesaler, addressed the local Kiwaaii* club on Wedne*da> anon on the aiibject, "Australia. lan d of Contradiction*” In which he brought out interesting fact.- *uch a*—w ood that »ink», rock* that float, and river* that run up-hill. He also told of fi»h that drown 4n water and tree* that were many thou*and year* old. The next meeting of the K i- wanl* Club will 1 m m the evening of Wednesday, November 16 u f 6:30 p. ru Wedne*day. November 23rd will feature the annual election of officers, when the culb will *trive for a 100 per cent attend ance of the member*. Î1.00 Pw Year. LUMBER GOMPRNT CHANGES OWNERSHIP ! Negotiation* have beeu com -' l>leted rbia week for the »ale of the Beaverton laimber Company try M. G. and E. D. Poulaon to Robert S. Burnside of Portland. Inventory will b« taken on November 19th and it is expected j that the new owner will b« in >, possession of the property by the i ! 21st. The good will which this i ; institution ha* enjoyed is pa-«ed on by the present management to the new owner. { j U I A M Ht’ HOOL JIKWR « The grade arhool held it* fir. t assembly of the year on T hu rs- day. Nor. 10 . The boy xcouu | pre»ented the color* and led in Mr. Burnside come* of a li-ne CHARIJ-X A SPRAGUE , the Mar salute. The »octal j of retail lumbermen, hie grand »Hence cla«*ea prepared a p r o Oregon’» Next Governor father, Williom Burnside, found gram fitting to the occasion. ed Hawkeye T h« number* Included a Miort M. K. CHI HI H .NEWS „ . the , , , Lumber Co. . . at The /■_____ Oskaloosa. Iowa, in 1885, and hi* talk on Armiitlce day and »ever- KB JANNHEJI HEAD* GKOl’ ND . m e waMilngton < ounty coun- . . . _ , . „ „ ’ . al old time wtr song* mins by Hf’ HOOI. COMMITTEE AT 0.M .C .Jc i r o f churches will hold their fa* er Ha *f>h H Burnside, be the group. The band favored the o f the rarnpt # fiyinc meeting of the year at Ihe I C? ^ e, aC/«[Ve f ° j aavembly with a group of num flu b at Oregon State College ap_ Christian Church f/o Monday. *,lwrtJy f nerearter. her». and t4>e girl»’ glee riul, pointed Kd Jannsen of Beaverton. 28th. There will be a Pot- Robert S. B* rns;de ha» had aang two selection* The *cc>uol sophomore in engineering, head luck dinner at 6:30, followed by an<1 "*•** experience, grade children »ang a song call of the ground school committee. a busines? meeting and program. 1 |K>V*I>* ”r,*d lumber who.eaale for cd Armlatfce. Plans for incorporation as an The public is invited, and it ¡K twelve year* 1,1 the Chicago mar- Fourth Grader» have made a authorized club of the college desired ihat alt the churches i|et Th* j * * 1 thr** ,, very attractive border for Ilicir have been diacussed and three participate and join Ihe cou n cil 1 ba* W! l h Va,1*> more effective.. ‘ •rt‘ mber * Hardware < o. on the room u*ing turkeys cut from members of the college faculty »o as to make It East Side of Portland. Oregoo. The Stewards o f the church colored paper and arranged in were invited to Itecome faculty H. G. Poulson will be with Ihe groups In color sequence. Their members and advisers. The club held (heir regular meeting, on an indefinite next art project is to draw pic has discussed plans for a group Nov. 7th. Reports from all the new firm f°r tures of Indian pottery and dee* buying plan by which members department* are encouraging. I period, orat« them with Indian design*. o f the club save $1 an hour on j The Ladies Aid had the best r O m C I L MEETING In gc grnphy d a »* the fourth the regular hour rate usually reports, because they have m ade: Council meeting was held at grade I» taking a trip to Arabia charged. Ground school in strro. ; so many improvements in the ’ to vtait a little Arabian girl. In tion which will be offered to club church this fall Mrs. Walker, i thc City ball Monday evening*. conectlon with their »tudv of members, program plan* for g e l- Mrs. rareness, and Mrs. Foe are ,tth Mayor McCloskey presiding. Arabia they are also making ling well known aviator? to speak on Ihe parsonage committee and Motion was made to accept and maps of that country. at meetmgs and a rating system have secured several pieces of file the Auditors report, and a Dolores Alcantara, a member for the members according to new furniture and plan more im- motion was made to pay bills. They spent sometime discus- o f the fifth grade, left this week flying time and experience are a provements soon. They have ten quilts to finish before Christmas. . mg the pieces o f property the for a four mouth stay in Cali pari of the year’s program. fornia. She is to attend school ■ ■ - — They invite all ladies to meet city is goong to foreclose on for .with them at the church for an delinquent assessments. while there. She pre=ented the The Auditors reort showed a school with an attraetiv« cactus I all day quilting, and get acluain- ted. Don’t forget the Bazaar on cash balance on hand of ap p rox- plant before sbe left. Philanthropic activities, sup- December 1st. 'fately $13,700. Two member* of the third __ ___________ _ grade have moved away. The> port of character building organ- Ray Foxton from Hood River T /X T ’ AT Y l ’ U C are Donald Downing and Jar« -¿ations for boy.- and girls, pub- CD Hs-iniv pto »m j » ao uat(ei seq lic health objectives, civic p ro- L v E tlS Powell. rage.formerlly run by Jack Dow or under way \|r an<J Mrg Glenn Hoyt of ning. Mr. Downing has moved to The third grfde ha* a new Jects completed health chart On it i* a baloon made up reports of club residents Vancouver. Wash., visited at the Glen eullen. for every ehild in the claai. When •t the first fall meeting of the DoeTtng home Monday. health chores arc well done the 1 Washing!on County Federation of JOB’ S B U T H T E K DANTE ^ r - a’Dd *■" K. Mitchell ¡ haloons go up. If health rule- Women’s Clubs at Tigard October Th« Beavertou chapter o f the visited over Sunday with Mr. are forgotten, o f course, baloon» ” 4th in all dav session. Order of Jolt’s Daughter wilt Mrs Edward Conklin of Metz- parents at An,i,y’ ° re sponsor a dance in the gymnas belonging to these reople ean't ger, president at her first meet- y rg Koeber and son, ___ rise. ium ___ of ______________ the Beaverton high school ing ns president of the county, Teddy, visited over the week end Friday night. Nov. 25. Warran Members of the first grade en will provide Joyed a music appreciation le» 'organization, announced com m it- with her mother, Mrs. Himes, at Spear’» orchestra appointments as follow *: Hillsboro. son this week using the victrola. lee music for the dancing. They are toh avc a le*=nn o f this : Mrs. J. H. Jacobson of Helvetia The dance is slated to start at child welfare; Mrs. Ted Zurcher. Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Bell and sort each week. 8:30. Admission will be 25c for Scholls Junior club, junior mem- family went to Eugene Saturday Second grade students have each person. A large crowd is finished a very attractive poster bership: Mrs. William R. Chand- evening for an over Sunday visit expected to atterd as many of lee. Schol*. music. Mr». V R wi**> their friends. Mr. and Mr<. with Mary and the U ttle I«m b i the students from college will lie Hill-boro. Americaniza- Glenn Ballard, for subjects. Bach child made Manly, home for the vacation. A room tion: Mrs. Art William*. Metzger , one and they make an intere'Cn-' Mr. aud Mrs. Faye Norris, of I for cards will be frrn shed for border in the room. They are dramatics; Mrs. S. S. s ,e a ™)4; ¡Oregon city, were Sunday dinner , thos« not caring to dance. i a nf thoir son. „ m Garnold. n im n iii :» ti H beginning their study of Indian- i4herwood. Doernbecher hosp *1. guests of their and Mrs. Alice McCormack. C orn elu «. famiiy Carlson. Jntmi.a Rtsensohn. ami ,i>r ,h# pnr,y’ ‘ h* n,‘n w r , p,a>* ,be ' lk now and plan a booklet about If : SAFEWAY COFFEE CONTENT Eng* at 10 o ’clock, a. enlnwment: Mrs. Kelltnglon. , Indians and Pilgrims. Betty l«>u K*te*. MARK 4404)1» AT 0 \. S. Beaverton can win th * gnme Service Club. HilDboro. art; Mrs. i Mrs. Irvin Wisecarver aud boby j The coffee contest which is on The Boy Scouts appeared at Betty Heinrich of Hillsboro } Barbara Scott, daughter or Mr. jtbey will he In a favored p o.d - school in uniform Tuesday anti A. B. Todd. Forest Grove m em - Judith o f McMinnville visiled a at the Safeway stores is pro- turned In the large*! number of anj (■_ p Df lteaver ] l*on C°r Ihe title, a» only Tigard made themtelves useful by di orial chairman; Mrs. W. 8 . R ob- couple of day» the first of the ¡greasing very satisfactorily, KtriiHrrlption* for the Miriam fun and j a c j , Koenig, son of wi,} m » “ >n on ^ Beaverton Forest Grove. nublfcitv. week with her parenls. Mr. and 1 To stimulate the interc-t the reeling people who came to vote erts. during a revenl campaign Betty ! Mr. aud Mr*. Jacob Koenig .S ch e d u le w-hile Tigard will have to the polling place. Mrs. Gladys 'Meyer« of Hiteon Mrs. C. M. Maroin. Bafpway stores are offering a Progressive cluh. wa-- introduce?', !<up and saucer of Vitrock china Davta »ltd Margaret Rennie Beaverton, earned a place on the ,nect both Bearerlon at d At their regular meeting Mon as parlimenfarian. . l i a Rirtli F illei, Mr. and ¡fo r 6 cents with each pound of ranked next in ,u--------summer the eonleat honor roll at Oregon H illsboro; Hillsboro and SI. day after school, the camp fire Girl* of the science cla** hnve Normal school, Monmouth, where must meet ection elevated Mr* Mrs. „ “ JI^ T ld n „ - r . T ' A ‘ i r w a Airway, Nob Hill and Edwards A special election y , girls modeled elav for Christmas been presenting during the past they are enrolled in a course hi '*!lry* of Scholls to * G’ erSt Were Sunday di“ n" ! coffee. No limit to the number J. M. Slretctoer gifts for their families. T . Y. I» STOilM XtiS week a series of report* on top elementary teucher training. Both fi^rst v ic e -presi- <>f Mr' and Mrs’ K,nyd of pounds of coffee. You can The fire squad met in regular the position o — \f Y Y A nl.ve ic* relating to various phenom are graduate of B'eaverton high W L Tied Pc- \nler- KKberK‘ The ‘,ccasi‘,,, wa* to buy a complete set of cups and • A “* nulahmita I ho KirtlJot* UltnittuV meeting 'Monday after school and dent, placing Mr- J . I- celebrate the birthlav anniver saucers for a small figure, and 1000 ena of Ihe «nrlh and atmosphere. school. 4 0 0 Beaverton formulated rules for the conduct son of H illsboro in the second sary of Mrs. Egberg. 0 at the same time get a bargain 0 1000 Outstanding talk* were given hy 3 Tigard vice-president’s chair at the lat o f fire drills a't school. O 1 0 in good coffee. 667 Cloyce Bump. France* Sm th. Forest Grov« ter’s request. Mrs. Eugene Me- j Mr and Mrg> Hugh Lewis vis- The attendance report Just 2 1 Berneta Benedict. Durahelle Sin- club at the college. 1 667 Hillsboro compiled for the past month Cornack of Cornelius was elected (ited Sunday in the home of their JAMES T. t;RA\T 1 230 Cleton. IVItv Jo Murphy, and 1 3 Newberg and Mrs. Isaac Burns shows that there wa? a gain of I secretary to fill o vacancy made f riends_ Jutes T. Grant, aged 70 years, 200 tlwelv« new Grace Palmer. 1 4 0' St. Mary’* liR M K MIRREN MVRRIKIl students for Ihe I by the resignation of Mrs. J. N at Amity. 000 pa--ed away on Nov. 6 th at Su 0 4 0 ilherwood Present* “ Slice’s lilac flown” Peabody who had movel from the month and a gain of thirty stc Word ha* been received o f Ihe He was father of Arthur dents since school began. The county. Decision on the election | Ronald La Monte wa* laid up lent. ’•Alh-«’» Blue Gown,” a o n e -I marriage of Mr*. Grace Norman, | t w o with lumbago th« first o f Ihe and Cecil and Mrs. W. R. Flem net eotnedv. I* to be given by I formerly i»f Ileaverton, and Mr. | Beaverton * ‘‘ B »uttnd d efeu l- report also shows that 2 ftfi boys o f a project for the next ing of Canada; Mrs. Albert New until th e week. tlm * Indent* o f St. Mary’* of I h e E I r lc Wilson, of Puyallup. Wa«h ed «»»erwood Bee* here T hu rs- amd girls were neither n b 'o l years was postponed t<n. Garden Home; Crombie ami nor late and there were eight January election when the cov-alv Vnlley, Beaverton, Novemtwr 20. j Mr. Wilson i* n prosperous ber- d* y 1° Fred Husto« went to H arris- Harold of PrtrtIand. hy parents during the organization will he entertained at 2 p. m. | ry rancher of the K dgew ater-j The “ B’' squad tted with H ills- visits burg Saturday evening to vis.t ^ „ « , . 3 ! servfces will be held by the Leicyville club. Thl* I* th« second time lhal ; Puyallup dlslrfet. Mr*. Wilson boro' Tuesday afternoon. The month. over Tuesday with his parents. foday_ p ^ a y , Nov. 11. al 2 p. m. Measure? on the November hal 1he »tuff member* o f The Mir- hope* her Beaverton friond* will Hill hi grldmen held the Beaver* Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Drorbaugh a* Pegg s chapel. Burial was in lam. the «ch>ol paper, have In fee! fre« to visit her at any time. 6 to 0 tintII th« third quarter, Howard H. Swhingley of Port ¡lot were reviewed bv S. H a r o l d and son Earl were Sunday din- Crescent Grove cemetery, Young of Oregon Business and —----------------------- then Randal! scored a touchdown vited *ub»crM>er* and their fam land has purchased 6 acres in K Its. KOORB HOMIRKIt ; for the ’'B »” . making the score the Meir-Erank tract, and plans j Investors. Inc., at the m orninr ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. ilies a* guest* to entertainment U T I L I ,K KEPLER TO Jf. Y. without cost, and given them an Mrs. A II. Clement, Mrs. Ella 6 to *• Th<> Beaver second string on building a home I her.- >n the session. Mi?* Valentine P r i c h a r d Boeck at Portland. . Miss Lucillev Kepler will leave of Portland, eivlnc a history of opportunity to get a turkey door Walker and Mrs. Waller 4'avnn- I •* near future. Doy Gray eng.necr- OB,y »oor«‘ Mr*. J. C. ON onnor is spend- $tt]Qday morning for New York the early beginnings o f the med prize. Non-subscriber* may ob e»s were Joint hastease* nl the 'Hillsboro B. ed the deal. ing this week at the home of her r |ty sh « wi|| KO via Grand ical center on Marqubam hill tain the paper front any student Walker homo on (he canyon on j 1 daughter. Mrs. John Simpson. RapidSi Mich., where »he will I,e*s than $ 2.000 remain* to make o f the academy, or at Ihe audi road Friday afternoon, honoring and family, hi Partland. spend Thank?giVng with her up the $ 2,000 remains to make torium door. Those not wishing Mrs. Foord with a miseellnneo.i ! up the $ 20.000 donaDon pledged Miss Betty Drorbaugh soent »uat >ind t » ^ . th .n w*» «to » to nvbfcrlhe may pay a small .«howor. ^ Benson Polytechnic aud<- the Town- ¡by the Oregon Federation of Wn_ the week end with an aunt in i In C hic«go and cal! a t adnfisHlon fee, which almt give* Dainty refreshments were ser- to|<iunl morning, O e j , .send National headquarters. ! men’s clubs, the speaker said. „ . them a chance to win the door ved. and many musical numbers 29 NVm «, p in,ey „howed 5.0041 Ml*» Kepler wilt finish a par Richard G. Scott, member of the Kelso, »a s m prlxe, a turkey. __ were enjoyed by the guest*. j« e | motion ptclure* to a large Mrs. John Summer* very pleas” , ticular eou r?„ In voice instruc Wnshtnyloq county fair board Mw. Foord rpcfivod fni\n\ u^i* /ix>un nf n&turp lovinu l>ov*c i\nd the ch eerio lion under Youry BHstin in New asked for greater cooperation for anlly entertained the project and advised the need club last Friday afternorn to a York. Mis* Evelyn Smith, Iowa Girl ________ _____ friend». He gave along with the dessert luncheon. ----- " o f new buildings. THOMPSON--* U I,T KYTF.RTAIXM BRIDGE Cl l * Evangeli*!, will conduct speciul picture an ’Interesting talk, iden Approximately 80 club womrp Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Huntley oc service* i« the •. O. O. F. hull Ernest laivelle Thompson o f j , lri„d f „ r the audience the scenes Mrs. Kenneth Moyer was host were served at Ihe n o-hos’ Tacoma. Wash., former B eaver, Thursday and Sunday evening at Cornel hie and Agnes Nault of birda, animals, and toM ih te r- ess to her bridge club at her luncheon in the dining room o ' ton residents, were lunchet n home Wednesday. A 12 o’clock 7:30 p. m. Come nnd hear the | Aloha were united in marriage «»ting stories concerning them, the Odd Fellows building hy HU guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer luncheon was followed hy bridge. latest sllrrlng messages and . Thursday, Nov. ttth at <he St.- | one animal o f special Inleresl con Progressive club. Stipe Saturday. The guests were Mr*. Ray gospel songs. You will enjoy Celelia Church at Beaverton. I »Hhicfi he showed to us was the hearing this young lady. She ha* Rev. O’ Keefe performed the cere- beaver. The fnrefi rangers The ham dinner put on hy the Christiansen. Mr«. ( ecll < hris Several Beaverton Odd Fellow b eef conducting religious *er - niony. catch the beavers in Western of the Congregational teusen. Mr*. Myrtle Seversen attended the »tale meeting en ladies vices throughout the middle west I 1 Oregon wher« they are a bother 4lh. was and Mr». P.uline Uvengood of campment held at Salem Satur church Friday. Nov. stales and northweM for the past | Dr. and Mrs. Theo. Hetu and and fake them to Eastern Ore - day evening. There were three very well attended, and everyone Tigard, aeven years. God la blessing her their kucst. Mrs. W. E. Allen gnn where they dam rp the [ enndidat«« from Beaverton, and reported a fine dinner. The pro miaDtry greatly. Come nnd he (weredinner guests on Wednesday creeks, thu* saving the water f o r i Th* regular meeting o f the Odd there were 100 candidate* to gram and th« colored motion p ic- H. D. KERKMAN blessed hy It. We urge you to evening of Mr. and Mrs. Jaime th« dry summers, encampment! altoge^ieD There tures by Dr. George Catbev of Fellow* lodge wa* held Monday Elected County Judge come. Hudson o f Portland. I One of the most exciting parts* Portland were enjoyed by all. night. were 800 present. 4 t / BEAVERS RETAIN UNBLEMISHEO RECORD St. Mary's Academy ”j i Students Enjoy Pictures scum. SSUMMS «****« .... .. pr«t, ««.. .«h Z* ST«i2 Club Women Meet
