Beaverton times. (Beaverton, Or.) 191?-19??, January 20, 1916, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text-. V ' ' JM ; I . 4m i t -j .1 v SI- r BThe BeavertorfTimes arid Beaverton Merchants.. The Gp;1al Prize which .wijl be '.; 1 1 given by The Times will be ta elegant Obcrr.sycr & Son s Several of the local mcrclpr.ls.havc contributed Valnable Prizes and will give local vol , coupons with each $K00 Cash'Pu: chase. " " " ' Rules and Regulations Governing; Ths Ccr.t:;t Are b Fcllowt: I " Announcement This Piano and Popularity Voting Contest will be conducted fairly and honestly on business principles, strictly with justice and fairness Jo all concerned. ,W'i,th these principles, it will be ail assured success, . Prizes The Capital Prize will be ah Obermeyer & Sons Piano. Also other valuable prizes to the amount of many dollars which are announced herewith. ,' , r .',.!; ' Candidates YoUng ladies in this and adjoining towns are eligible to enter this contest, and the party receiving the. largest number of Votes will receive the beautiful $400 Oheiv meyer & Sons' Piano, and other premiums will be distributed in accordance with the contestants, standing at the final count. ' Tie in Vote Should any of the contestants tie in votes , for any of the praas, a similar prize will be awarded; r ' Vote Classed Votes will be issued in the following' de-' nominations: .... '.-. i 'N ,wv Subscribers, 600 votes ' $1.00 Renewals, 500 votes -. i- i Rpnowalsi more than one year,' 000 Votes- ' ' " Baclf subscriptions, 400vot-JS . .f . , ... ,,. 5,-ea-s New or Renewal subscriptions,. 5000 votes v. 10 vea-sNew or Renewal subscriptions, 12,500 votes 20years New or Kenewi auuatiii.Mv,iuv,vvv i',. InttrustiohE UesuliS tb standing $ 1.00 ' 1.00 1.00 '.. 6.0Q WOO, 20.00 vctes will be issued ,af'-: ter 30 dale..- No votes acceptea at less man reiiumr imreui paper concerned in this contest. ! No one connected with this. ; paper or belonging to the immediate families of tha tnerr, chants co-operatirig will be alldtted to become ft candidate in 'this contest or work for contestants. '.. . ' Votes after being voted, cannot be transferred to another. Be sure'to UnoW for whom yo i are going to vote before com ing to the ballot box, as the editor or anyone else will not. civ, you any information on the subject. The ,l?ey to the i ballot, box win be in possession ot the awarding committee during the contest. '" ," ' ', ' '""", - 'i ' ' ' " " i i For the first thirty days the paper will run 1 23-vote coupon which can be voted free for any lady contestant. Contest to Wn about 90 days. CONTEST .WILL CLOSE MARCH 23, 1916. The right to postpone date of closing Is reserved if sufficient cause should occur. ' Ten days prior to closing con t28t the judges will Carefully lock or seal ballot box and take same to the bank, where the same will be In a place where voting can be done during business hours fend locked in a vaulf at night until close of contest, when th6 judges will take charge and count same and Announce the young ladies wtnnirg in their turn. ''-, ,; . ; - The last ton days all voting must be done In a sealed box at the bank. If you do not wish anyone to know for whom you are voting, place your cash for. subscription together with your coupon in a sealed envelope, which will be fur nished you, and put same in ballot box, This will give every one a square deal. This Contest Will Clone March 28, 1916 Nominate yrf favorite lady. Help her Win grand prize. ; Wwkt, do not win oat of the regular prizes will jrewty 10 per cut on all m my ftey collect en subscription. Save yout tickets; Begin ww . ii i 1 . . -. , hm1'1 ; ..-a, - ..ISM i.i j Mi. , i i i -,i i ii i .i i ,n. 2nd Priis , . Value S12.00- -'3rd Prltt , , , . ; , Valud J6.03 :'4tt Prize ' ; j , ' .' ;.VtaM0 5th Pfi ; . Valu 5;C0 lh Prize Vc :3.(W Uonaled 1y- - Ksu I:;"; 'r-nf 1 ' City Meat Mavket . Thyog Confectionery BeaVertbn HardwarSf Coi f Cash 'Grocery C,' j-x-';;. .v;'.; , .iV1'. "f1 '';r.;. "; y,''1',, Allen & Poole, Props.' Confectionery, Po,)l.5uft Unnk. Crra., We give a 25 vote Coupon free with eafch We give d 25-vnte coupon free t e'ac We give a 6 1-4 , votj fouppn frio' with ' . VeBive.a 'tj Ah cottpon 'fret with We give 6 1-4 vote coupon free w.th $1.00 Cash Pu-chase. Ask for Coupon: ' $1.00 Cash Purchase. Aslt for Coupon; ' ; each 25c Cash Pare!,. Ask tor Coupod. . each iJSc twh Purcha,, . Alk for coupon each J5c ca.h purctoc. Am fa. coupon ' ! U: .ii 'hi y ' . -.' " ."i' ' ' ' - . . . Addresi AU Coiiimun Beaverton, Oregon BEAVERTGN TIMES 5. H. DA VIS & ON, Publisher! beaverton, , . : Oregon: Publishe'd every Thursday.1" fcntared fis Second Ciass .(nail (natter, ilhder the Act of March !i, 1879. At the Post Office, in. Beaverton, Oregon. July 20, 1912 ADVERTISING RAtES, Display adi 75c' an inch per month ) raaderslOc per line for 1st (!isertiati,5"c p'erlfrte for all Sub lequent insertions, . r, . Subscription $ 1,00 Per tear: , Thursday Jan. 20, 1916" The fisikj of William Scott The management of the Bes Sierton Times were, shocked at the sudden death' of our trusty elperW, P. Scdtt. Mr. Scott had lived his allotted time under lather adverse circumstances. Circumstances perhaps that but few have nf ore to contend with For at the age of four years he was deprived ot voice -and hear' fng as a result of a .severe attack of scarlet fever, A great manv Mmes Ae give rohly; (lassintf notice to those creatlv afflicted find then perhaps Sleet a friend and pour into his ear p our own Imaginary, trivial, sorrows not fence thinking that those who &ar the heaviest burdens are a f;at many times the rilbst ribeerful about it, . ,.M, cot( (:ould smife. It was ..always a iood Iferfrty smile, He smiled 'i suclf a manner tltat words were not needed to express his Wv. Sometimes he. ' danced as Veil as smiled when tnH:t not .sufficient, to -express' his 4 esiings, c ': " . '''.! . ; .;' . We; noticed this friefld walk ing up. the street ofie day by the side of an entirely 'different character; Mr. " Scott had no property, or money, neither did he have the power of speech or Ithe sense of hearing. Natures sounds d.ear to us ' all, ivere for eign tj iJill but still ha smiled.' This other friend had property and money and was in full pos session of all his senses but he Js a grbuch ifrfd rdrely smiles ex .cep't. when he detects soma .fault or mistake in another then he not only smiles but he chuckle's and hastens up' and down the street using the tower of speech to . deci-y the shortcomings of, others. ' . Why the one should appear happy and the other a grouch and miserable wevvill not under take to explain. We may be a groueh or f ho-opposite! as we choose; a man whom others are glad to meet or one whom others shun., The life of our friend has ended but we will long re member the smile. He had hit; faults like all mortals have, but thoie We overlook. Mce Front Mexko The wholesale slaughter of is AnieriuiiDn in Mexico by Villa adherents again forces upon u's tfie (Jueston, ."what will bf done about.it?" Ondoubtedly we will forget it. ;". ; ' ' nSo nanjr Americans hpfy lost their lives in that chotie gov. rnMeaf that we are getting cal loused. Perhaps after., awhile wewijj nq deem it Interesting to make' any note at all of such occurrences. . In fact we, feel, hOw S3 if We might be baring the people to devote this space to a mention of so common an occurrence. We , might better &1B tibduOtlle wither iif fint ' other trivial matter in order that dur attention jnight be, directed towards more pleasant subjects We fise to be taught that the American Flaiwas a' protectton against personal violence, bui we are being disillusioned of that cherished thought and are" more inclined to the belief , that in some places at least, the flag only invites, assassination.. The President says leave it all tc CarrShra. Some people wonder tiM, Carraniia can catch' and: punish the perpetrators of these dastardly acts when he cannot siibdila ' tfio revolt ajaipst hff own,uthority. ' ' Portland is now reveling in iOnerjtal drama. The kind o) 1 drama that stirred the audiences of 2500 years ago, And it still re tains, its excellent pldts Unde nted, , and unmixed with the irfodem movio plot of today ir which thrf Villain is . invariublj circumvented and the heroine is rescued from some Impending doom; The general run of these playi contains no li-ss than 312 scenesi or at least so the dra matic critic- puts it, ana the time taken to play the piece i rathef irksome, . . . , President .Wilson is watchfully waiting to see what Mexico will do and Congress is waiting watchfully to see what Wilson will do.- ? 1 1 s i"," To read the papers how-dayf one would think prosperity wai here, but whfeti we conne down ti hard facts we are still in hopes. "Ever! Congress begins to fntv tar protests against Wilson Mexican -policy, but then tin won't. mutter long, ' , ' ' ' . ' ; Papyi and tht Cook Mai& , . Ih'-'v V'n a wi'vtiH itroliiam In fh .st-rt'iiiiM-mli century. Ittit It.waa aolvwl in a fmuli nitrt rwidy- fiixlilon. Peny tMnrilH un A (Mil '- Ilk!", ihit Ha tami-' rmn. "hjiw my ilour iiuU iiaich vi")' 1. fl k Ity l.iK'P. our cniik ,mald, ivllk-h mii vexi-r) uie tlaii.tdlil Hive lior a kick hi (iiir piitry aiil nltcmJ a litiiw at iu-a tlarx iiftririii-rt .lUirdi dnyi I'fpvs vvrit(.K .f-IHH : -liKik uut my wlfa. anil tliu ihh, Mcrrcra anil. two of our aiiikU. Hin-jji-r ami Jjiriv. unit over the. ivnii.r In. rlit .hihinli'a Hoiimu. wllara 1 I ni-vi'r wtM lnfiirt. and there tha tflrla j (Mil run Snr witiiiira urer (tie howllufl I im-Hi. mid Ilie'v with wUrh pleniurc rint t.lttu. and u liritiie." I.tica waf nut tlierp. fiut lwn oilier nmldn wart IrcoU'd lift Hiauibera or Hie tainll. Prosperity has gotten as far as the gasoline Industry. Now then if, the dairymen could pnjy stick up their- placards announcing a 60 Der cent raise in milk, and the orchtdistS do likewise with their apples, and so oil down the llt we wduld h?ve prosperity com ing on the jump. However, this would be putting it rather forcibly. . . 1 . -, '; ; ; ,4trange. thing;, isn't it that every year in Oregon is an ex ceptional year t) many of the more ancient inhabitants; but nevertheless must remember that .variety is tfj spice oj life,: andtak the salt with the sugar. Tnera l on); one fnnl failure In Hf immllile. and Hint Ii not in be true to the heat one.kiiuwa,Cunoi( Karrnr, , , HilOrfara, 'Clink (the wholesaler)- Wall, riow tinny ordera did you. fret yesterday? Clink rtho ealcsmanl-Tl eot two order In one ttoKt. nilnk-VVhiit were tbeyt Oluk Oue wpi ,fo ict Out, and the otlwr waa to atujr put.-Clevsland Plata M. ... ;. . ...... t ' ' 'A SaMinj Jk. RtTM ftnllwnv Itrnrnflta Wnj'a th complaint fromf Bcretary-A hnmor- oua chop. T16 nlgna uuH&elf "A Patroe of naif an Hotir'a Btadfitoi.',-Pltt-burg I'resi. ; . . ... HaKila. ' I ," aopoM you know fit fntl ftr trrer naked the ainirlatrai aereridy. -Ye, air," .imawered .the elieorftll rlnouef- ,."! S ' i."-llHa. BBtioet , , , ' . . A ptilliiaofilH-r flvaa nil ihla id the: -"1VII tin trntu, tn at leant. tnn fwr-J0iriocVii your lawyer god ti-ir btin.ar." , , v 'aiklnci Canee. ' . Prnm th. uma tvitn mini windered throneli Hie imiliiiwa tureaia iwarma nil lila ehiMiiiter a miinleroiia hiudKvtin with w Men tn atrlke duwu ule eaeoiiea thu cane titiH never entirely unueont of faahlnu. 'I'm, .modern exulNiie wnnid real nx intirlt at aea fvllbout It aa did iM Helm r ivlwm Hteele'a Taller l.i;e in I7i.li. vruen It anld thrtf tht nefhhil -tn'i-ome aa tndliMfhnble a an; ntlier ni ma ilmlia" and that llh 'the kiiiH-Kinu or It anno bin ahoe. . ..Hulua one leg upon it nf wblatllae i linii with lint inniiilt Iw dnra nut knuw yiw be Btimiid lie wnmI. eniupnny tattft nt It" It may lie datterlnff to tile unity of aui'ti a one t kuow that the ro,iiiue nii'l araiaaHiue ttenda tbal he ettahta In ilt.lnymu on hla waikliix tli-k are iiiietii dvat'enilinta' of the nrred liuum Hint the fiaiia and jt ra of the innlille agea wielded.'. ' Congreg&ticni! Sunday School at 10 X. M. every Sunday.' Christiati y En deavor at 6:30 sharp, Fresclilnir very Sundays Of eaeh rtor.th, Rev. UpshitW Pector. M. E. Church Preaching Every Sunday At 11 A.M. and T:30 P.M. Special song service 7 P. Q' Sunday School 10 A.M. Prayer Meeting Thursday 7.31) Sa Da Aa Caaae. Regular preaching services c the first Sabbath of each month atlla. m. ; Sabbath school every Sabbath at 10 30 tt. ta. Eld. E. D. BENHAk Pastor . .1 - ' rail Aailfttiiete , . nay H tinker, 'he inlhur, In an nt nm. em iinnilirraihih riled fbe mar. reliHia -.il wlierewltli tfle lulllllirrnnt 'iiiully, lie ti i.vriiHin ot PreniU iir vti.il not, hi'i nniaa amloillatid Ihlo tlia aiiHvonl lire. , "An inalaiiit nt ihla aaalmllitton uwura tu ui'1 ' ne ania. " tnu a wnriby .Neniuilliali, un Paoll Ceni'L who came in ihla country Ihree year uko. I'aoll ' little aon, Praiicaaeu. in Amerli-an i-lllon nf n Uwtkarf ,,n troin lila ii iiuoltxaika the other ereo- No, 101 Injtpafki , ! 107 , eaj, pa, wnat year wna it yon teat ! , tana dlacoriu-rd ill Inr ''-Eichan(. j . 141 8:51 am SOUTHERN PACIFIC KnlglW of OravltatUn. Grarltatlim la uia of nntaro'i enig ma. The luout Navvtoo blmaolt did not preteud fn know tvhitt aravltulloo, la. lie ouly knarr thnt It ealated. ami hA able tv prove How It acted, bat what It w.ia id and ot Itself be never knew, Clravltation to a law of na ture or a force actlne In a'oqrdaaea, will a law of nature, ana tut la an that the wiliest man ta able to any abodt IHnnleas he U prepared to talk, nonaenae.. It: la Hka electricity. We know perfectly, wall what electricity doei,. but what electricity Itaalf la haWci the pr ofoundeat of aolcntlata and pbUosophorB.-fNew Xork Auierlcan. . ' " .Cada)ilait.' ' 'i Dlck-fllll wVttee that la's uvtnc s a maanlllaent catiaf. San-Way. Ifa no inalt that you can aland in th Mf. raaca daw the chimney a ado pan toe Ural doorrai fcanla RenabiH, ' lTtce are no tlavitora. .ninnu'i op litl SotrS (ba iMiitr of fkM . Ill 113 103 115 105 117 100 120 112 106 104 114 108 118 142 Going west 7:52 am Eugene eleq 0:?1 sm McMin elco' jvm Cutoff Ipbn steam 11.37 am elee t:02 pm elec 4:07 f tn WUl'na clet . 0:17 pm . . i . , 6:-lipm Kcj: i elec" 8:37 pa 11:52 pm ' ' GOING EASf c ! 6 20 am 7:12am -8:0b am elec 10:29 am elec 1 11 pm K:' pm ell'' 4:35 pm 4:iX t1'" i 10 - M 5:l'i pm ' 110 ..7.U6pm , 118 10 1 nm ALL TXAJfilf I Street line, except Nv. and iNa 14::. i S. W. MelLf. .. :! '