' SCHOOL NOTES
BY li. S. DAVIS
The past week has brought
snore pupils to our school. There
are two of them and they have
added to an already large .class of
freshmen. The number now is
,a score and this makes the
.youngest by far the largest,
.freshest, class in school.
Entertain no f ear3, gentle reader,
(this nice fresh appearence will
soon lose its beautiful luster, or
!by the end'Of the school year will
have entirely, as they become
assimilated.
Already fifteen students from
adjoining districts have entered
our high school; and, our
attendance is now thirty -eight;
should all come who have declar
ed their intention ef so doing
our number will be close to fifty.
Now nearly sixty pupils are
seated in the one room a rather
crowded .condition.
The .principal, Mr. Eurtt, is
.making a comparative graphical
representation of the attendance
ach ytar with this, in-eachef .the
various grades. Watch for it
;in the window of the Bank. It
will certainly interest you fGr a
real, live high school is now a
realization. Last year the high
school attendance more than
doubled, and again this year it
has already doubled over last.
Foot-ball is being given an
excellent try out. The .spirit
that is shown, isthe best and
has been the best from the time
when the students s readily
responded to the call for funds.
'To be brief, the -new game has
'".been welcomed with a show of
real, live, enthusiasm which is.
jrood to see and todes well for
' 'the future.
For youth to stand idly by and
'-do nothing . is the most unnatural
thing'in the world; and where-
ever this condition is found there
is something radically wrong
or soon will be. Foot ball is,
perhaps, the most vigorous,
highly organizsd, school game
played in America, or we might
,say, in the world. It is one
that calls into play practically
all of the mussels of the human
body thus making it the, in the
terms of the scientist, the perfect
exercise. With this fact in view
the game was suggested and the
suggestion earned out.
The time has come and past
ior the girls to do something in
ithe line of athleticg if they
would rival the proggressive
spirit of the boys; but, what this
(Something is, remains a mystery
that may never be answered.
Some of the high school's most
prominent young men are now
hopeless cripples at least for
(the j)r.es.eni.
How To Grow Apples
BY B. Leis
Editor Times:-Speaking of
apples and how to grow them,
I would ask for a little space,
knowing your space as limited,
.1 shall be as brief as possible.
In the first place, .some of the
trees right in the city of
Beaverton would be a disgrace
to any backwoods, let alone right
in town w here every one -who
has business must pass.
Now, if the owners of such
trees do not want to spray it will
be the duty of the fruitjnspector
to have them cut down.
In the.sucondplace,. I had some;
business in one of the srores and
noticed many boxes of beautiful1,
apples, most, of which were in
fected with worms and not . fit to;
pass as pure food. .These are un-1
der the same ban ,as the scaly
trees mentioned above. Here,
again, it is the fruit inspector's
duty to condemn, sprinkle coal
oil over them, to .prevent .their
sale.
Now, Mr. .Editor, can - a
person ,that .takes care of his
orchard and sprays at the proper
time, ,five times in a season,
compete with a man that does
not spray, and has to sea for the
tame price, it is impossible.
You could not sell that kind of
fruit in the Portland market.
You would have them oiled by
the ..first fruit .inspector that
came along.
Now, sonfe of them will say
B. Leis is boosting his spray,
which is not the case. My sell
ing of spray is done in Hood
River, Washington state and all
over the Northwest. .1 am now
shipping a carload of apples to
the New York market and they
are 100 per cent clean.
I have now.beenia theorchard
business for a quarter of a century
and am more than ever convinced
that we can grow the bestapples
in the world. If you do not
know when and how to spray,
I am at .your service. You can
do as well as I have done. I
have received fruit premiums
where ever J have exhibited.
I am always pleased to answer
jquestion, don't hesitate. .But
some of those trees right in the
city of Beaverton ought to be
either cut down or sprayed.
Executors' Notice.
Notice is hereby given that
we, the undersigned, have been
by the County court of the state
of Oregon, for Washington coun
ty, duly appointed executors of
the estate. of Ca'.eb C. Hoopes,
deceased, and have duly qualified
as such.
All persons, having claims
against said estae, are hereby
notified to present the same to
us with the. proper vouchers, eit
ther at the residence of James I.
Hoopes at J3eaverton,Or.,or at the
law office of W. N. Barrett in
Hillsboro, Oregon, within six
months from the date of this no
tice. Dated October 20, 1915.
James I. Hoopes and John T.
Hoopes, executors of the estate
of Caleb C. Hoopes, deceased.
W. N. Barrett, attorney for
.said executors.
MUCH ADLER-I-KA USED
IN BEAVERTON
It is reported by City Pharma
cy that much Adler-i-ka is sold
in, Beaverton. .People. have found
out that ONE SPOON ML. of
this siinple buckthorn bark and
glycerine mixture relieves almost
AnyCase of conistipation, sour
or gassy stomach. it is so.,pover
ful that' it is used successl'uly. in
appendicitis. -One Wiauto after
you teke.it the gttsses rumble
and pass out. It im perfectly safe'
to use and cannot gripe.
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