LOCAL NEWS
Wwhing ton Co. School Notes
Parents' Bay was observed last week
Mr. and Mrs. U B.Allen ont9rladfliL.ft4:Wtt)atiiy-o(;itheBcht.Hlaiu.the
Mjss Lee Wilson and friend from Port
land at Sunday dinner
Jake Buchley is moving his family tu
: Cornelius this week where he will make
his future homes
L. A. Ftirnsworth, editor of thi TBanks
Herald, was in Beaverton the last of the
' "week visiting With Father O'Flyn.
Rev. W. L, Upshaw was again in the
pulpit Sunday evening for the first time
since his late illness-.
Mr. James Wiley of Lake Mlnnatonka,
Minn., is visiting With his brother-inUaw
,2. W. Barnes.
All rural routes out of Beaverton art
' put out of commission on account of the
: storm and the carriers are only giving
partial service.
The Oregon Electric was put out of
business for a tew days during the severe
storm, but is again ninning on the old
schedule.
The union services held in the M. E
church last Sunday evening were well at
tended. Th& next of this series will be
held in the Congregational church next
Sunday evening.
The snow is gone again; but who knows
lor how long. The weather man hafc
certainly stuck his ladle into the wrong
Kettle this winter, and dished out the
wrong dope.
W. H. Boyd reports that 25 large trees
are down in the grove in front of the
residence of J. D. Wilmot and that the
ornamental shrubs in the yard are badly
damaged.
'The city council have decided to meter
the town water system, installing meters
at all private residences. This; it is
thought, may have a tendency to stop
1 the leak.
Last Sunday the town stores were agair!
closed tight and you couldn't even buy
. two for five, This is due to the dissolv
trig of the injunction restraining the en
forcement of the law.
Ernest Barnes reports that his father
in-law who lives in eastern Oregon sold
hay to stockmen who packed ii on their
backs in sacks fifteen miles through five
and a half feet of snow, to keep their
stock alive.
Roy Poole is home this week visiting
his parents Mr"; and Mrs. E. B. Poole.
Koy has been attending the 0. A. C. this
year and being exempt from the exam
inations at the end of the winter term he
finds himself with a little leisure time in
which to take his breath. He expects to
return about the first of the week,
Miss Goldie Vincent of the Beavertcii
high school was awarded the prize offered
' by the German speaking society for the
best scholar in German. This is the first
; prize given by the society to a student cf
this high .school, and is something to be
cherished by the possessor, not so. much
for the intrinsic value of the medal as
for the effort, and hard work it repre
sents.
Beaverton 5 c he til Notes
Diviner in Hie imrHpr. rnnrlih'rin nf I he
weather the attendance in all the rooms
' has been very low for the last months.
The following pupils of the uppei grades
were perfect in attendance for the month
ending January 28: Eighth grade, Thelma
Pegg and Edward Richardson. Seventh
grade: Philip Thompson, Edith Barnes,
Vena Thyng, Beatrice Baszee. Sixth'
grade: Violette Sprarier,' Velma Davies
and Freda Zimbrick. .
Mid-term examinations were held las'
week. Any pupil who averaged 90 in his
studies, 92 in deportment, 90 in applica
tion and was not absent more than 10
days during the" term was exempt from
taking examinations. Many were exempt
and those who took them, in most cases,
passed w,th good marks.
; Monday marked fne . beginning of the
second semester of this school year. Al
gebra III was finished and Commercial
Arithmetic taken up in place of it for the
rest of the year. The course In Physiol
ogy was also completed.
The bad weather and lack of street
car service in Portland prevented Miss
Miller, the Domestic Science teacher,
from coming last Friday. The week be
fore, the Board of Directors and several
of the teachers,' Had been invited to
luncheon by the High School girls
Rather than disappoint them the.girls de
cided to take . charge .of it themselves,
which they did successfully and served
the following menu:
Cream of Tomatoes Soup; Imitation
Steak with Horseradish; Masht-d Pota ;
toes; Twin Biscuits; Cabbage au Gratin;
Cabbage Salad; Carrot Pudding with
Hard Sauce and Whipped Cream! Coffee
The guests are. apparently still in good
health so we trust there were no ill
effects suffered;
Iu the Manual . Training department
the boys are progressing rapidly. Last
week Prof. Burrt lectured to them" on
Roof Construction and next Friday they
will start constructing a rooi. The boys
tell us they will soon be able it build a
complete house. , -j
- Profi C. W. Burrt being ill, at-his home
in Hillsboro, was unable to attend school
but, owing to the good organization,
classes were continued by the High
school assistants and Grade teachers.
Our best wishes for his speedy recovery.
Birdie Chownifig of Aloha is a new
pupil entefmg school here this semester. -Miss
Franlz, one of the teachers, is
recovering nicely from Her operation and
will ratu'rn from Seattle in ab6ut a week.
The'- Parent -Teacher Association of
Beavetton failed to meet last week on
account of the stormy weather. Notice
their next meeting will be duly published.
county. The reports Show that nearly
1000 people visited the schools on that
day. The best reports come from Banks,
showing 62 visitors, and Orenco 51. The
inclement weather kept many away. One
teacher reports the visit of a parent that
had been e pupil in the district years ago
and now has a pupil attending the same
school. This parent had not been in the
school building since she finished the
eighth grade
District No. Si, the school at Mea
cham's Crossing has made some substan
tial improvements this year. A well has
been dug and play apparatus installed.
The. officers are Earl Hollenbeck, clerk, :
Mrs. G. E. Meacham, W L. Thompson
and Art Kinne, directors.
District No; 43t Shady Brook School,
reports that the school has now reached
the standard mark. Mrs. Minnie Gates
Is the teacher.
The new school building at Manning
was inspected last week by the county
school superintendent and pronounced
standard.
The Gaston High School has met all
the requirements of a standard four -year
High School. Mr. Rj E. Winger is the
principal.
In the May and June eighth grade ex
aminations a neW plan will be tried in
testing the pupils in the subjects of U. S.
History and Civil Government, according
to a statement issued by State Superin
tendent of Public Instruction J. A.
Churchill. During the examination the
pupils will be allowed to refer to their
text books, but the questions will be so
framed as to test the ability of the pupil
in expressing what he has learned in
clear, concise language. The advantages
of such a plan are, that it permits the
teacher to emphasize the historical events
which she considers most important; it
gives the trained teacher greater freedom
so that she can do a much higher quality
of work than simply helping the pupils
to "cram for an examination; it frees
the teacher and the pupils from so
teaching and studying as to make the
exminatiori the end; it tends to give the
pupils power of expression and eliminates
the memorizing of unimportant dates
and facts.
Eighth grade graduates, January, 1916
Dist. School Name Address
1 West Union, Rosie Jossy, Hilisboro r 1
THE LAST WAND.
"On the IctsI again, " said a
certain citizen. w be pushed open
the dor to the New Times office
in the Fisher building. "Yei,"
answered the editor, ' ''We are
now down where we can be
easily found, We are on a busi
ness footing and in on the mound I
floor. "
The movo just made by the
only live newspaper in the east
end of Washington county is for
the best interest of that paper.
The office is now located where
the circulating public can not
MISS it.
We are also equipped to re
esive visitors, and news,' What
we don't get ourselves must find
its way to us, and the public is
the only medium by which this
can come our way. If you know
something which we don't, don't
keep it to yourself but notify the
Times office and let everybody
Know,
The P. T, A. will meet Wednesday
the lbth at 3 o'clock, at school house.
The usual program will be rendered.
This is flag day and all should attend.
"
F. 3, BABCOCK POST NO. 80.
Mfteta everv 2nd. Friday of
each mpnth, at the residence of
Comrade W. L. rlKry.
M.S.Barnes, tommanaer,
A.E.Hendricks. Adjutant.
Read your home paper and keep up, with
t ie TIMES.
1 " William Pubols " r 4
1 " Tina Bechen " r 1
7 Hillsboro Dewey Johnson, Hillsboro
7 " Wesley Schulmerich "
7 " Arthur Rollins .
7 " Hallie Park
7 11 Clarence Bucher "
7 " James Wood "
7 Henry Schomberg "
7 " Harold Ingles ' "
7 " Gladys Cornelius "
7 " Johnefta Riggs "
7 " Johnnie Dodge "
7 " Grant Dodge "
7 " Verena Shute "
12 Greenville, Cecelia SmithFor.Grover 2
15 Forest Grove, Eddie Haek Forest Grove
15 " Ray Aydelott;
15 " Edna Crosley
15 " Bernice Miller
15 '' Paul Austin
15 " Bruce Roe
15 " Evelyn De Mns
15 " Maud Graham
15 " Lucile West
15 " May Riiigle
17 Jacktovvn Willard Worthington B't'n r 4
31 Grable George Skuse, Hillsboro r 2
37 Kinton Victor Anicker Beaverton r 3
37 " Helen Vandermoat "
37 " Eleanor Kindt "
37 .V Hillis Kindt
37 , " Aldred Richards
58 Farmington, Ruth Porter, Hillsboro r 5
58 " Lydia Greener
60 Hazeldale Claud McBreen Beaverton r 4
72 Buxton Wilbur Paisley Buxton
97 Verboort Lottie Cropp Forest Grove r 2
97 " John Vandenberg "
97 " Minnie Cropp "
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
Notice is hereby civen that on Tues
day, February 15, 1916, the tax rolls for
the year 1915 will be opened for the col
lection of taxes, The first half of all
taxes shall be paid on or before Aprii 5th
toliowing, ana tne second nan on or be
fore October 5th following. Interest sha I
be charged and collected at the rate of 1
per cent per month or a fraction of a
month until paid "Interest at Said rate
applies to the first half if not paid by
April 5th, ,and to the second half if not
paid by October 5th." ' '
All taxes-remaining unpaid on October
5th, shall become delinquent, and on No
vember 5th a penalty of 6 per cent will
be charged andjcollected thereon in addi
tion to the interest provided herein. Any
day aftertthe expiration of six months
after the taxes charged against real prop
erty are delinquent, the sheriff shall haVe
the right, and it shall, be hiV duty upon
demand to make out and issue certificates
of delinquency against such property.
Certificated of delinquency shall bear in
terest at the rate of 15 per cent.. Oh or
as soon as practicable after'QefOber 5th,
the tax collector shall proceed to collect
all taxes leviedagainst personal property,
and Which8haU have been" unpaid and
shall levy lipoh sufficient goods and chat
(els of delinquent taxpayers and sell same
to satisfy 'said tatf of said sheriff shall
charge-said pePspnal property tax against
real property mid said tax shall become
a lien upon said real property; and shall
be enforced in the same manner as other
real estate tax liens. , . .
. " ,. J. K. Reeves';
Sheriff of Washington county, Oregon.
f By J. C, Appuggate,
Deputy,
BEAVERTON ,
LODGE NO, 100
A. F, AND A.M.
j Regular commun
ication first and
third Tuesdays CADY HALL
8-00 P.M. Visitors welcome.
W. H. Boyd, W. M
Cuy Alexander. Secty. .
PHONE 37.
W.E. PEGG
Undertaker and Funeral Director
Stock Always on Hand
BEAVERTON. - OREGON
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Rpffiilar meetintrs. Second Thurr
day of each month. Meetinf
called at 8 a m.
L. L. GILBERT T. W. fclMMERMAN,
Pro. See.
GRANGE
Paairoprnn P nf H. meets at
Grange Hall the second Saturday
of each month.
A. W. Pike Master
Mrs. W.H.Boyd Secretary.
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THE BEAVERTON TIMES
Orders given prompt attention
Special
To The People Of Beaverton.
My Work as Well as my prices
are right. Half soles from 45c
to 85c The price and the work
Can NOT be beat. DEIBELE'S
SHOE SHOP opposite the Cady
Block
CLASSIFIED
'j At advertising ...must'
by Tuesday morning,
FOR SALE Four fresh cows
with calves; 'all heavy milkers.
Enquire of Max Bergor, Koute
4, 3 1-2 miles southwest of Be
averton, .on Farmington road.
NURSERY STOCK FOR SALE-
The Weed nursery has a fine
lot of all kinds of fruit trees
for sale at reasonable prices.
H, E. Weed, Beaverton
FOR SALE--Thoroughbred Aire
dale Terrier. For sale or trade
ior chickens - preferably Ply
mouth Kock or Wyandotts.
C. Jones, Beaverton Barber Shop
FOR SALE One heavy wagon,
one set of heavy double har
ness. J. T. Williams, Laurel
Cottage, Koute 2.
Therfc is more Catarrh In this section
of the country than all other diseases
put together, and for years It was sup
posed to be Incurable. Doctors pro
scribed local remedies, and by, constant
ly falling to cure with looal treatment,
pronounced It Incurable, Catarrh la a
local disease, greatly inilucnced by con
stitutional conditions and thereforo re
quires constitutional treatment, flail's
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by l' J.
Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, Ib a consti
tutional remedy, Ib taken Internally
and acts thru the Blood on .he Mucous
Surfaces of the System. One Hundred
Dollars reward la offered for any case
that Hall's Catarrh Cure falls to cure.
Bend for circulars and' testimonials.
F. J, CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio.'
Sold by Druggists, -75o.
Hall's family Pills ior constipation.'
cm
Meat Market
Fisher Building .
Full Line Fresh and Cured
Meats Fish on Fridays.
Dill Pickles
L. E. ALLEN, Prop.
Beaverton Livery' Stable
Where good teams, rigs, harcess
and courteous treatment are kept
Harness for sale. Horses fed ky.
the day, week or month.
FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!
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gone. But the NORTH AMERICA
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Monday, Wednesday arid Friday
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Deutsbher Rechtsanwalt
also
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t31 Chamber of Commerce
Main 1370 A 3.370
Dr. T. G. HETU,
RESIDENT DENTIST
Office in Cady Building
OVER POSTOFFICE
Beavertoni . . Oregon
DR. PAUL M. E. CARSTENS
Hyiician and Surgeon:
District Surgeon S. P. & P. E.
; Railroad
Cady Building,
6eaverton, orgeon
SAFETY RAZOR HONING
also all Cither makes of razors
Automatic Keen-Edge Cd.
189 J -2 Fourth St. Portland; Ore.
BEAVERTON' PEOPLE
PRAISE SIMP'LE MIXTURE
Many In Beaverton Braise the
simple mixture of lucfchortl bark,
glycerine.etc.-j.kndwn as Adler-i-ka.
This remedy is the most
TMOROUGH bowel cleanser ever
sold being UsBd successfully in
appendicitis. .' ONE SPOON FUL
relieves almost ANY CASE of
constipation; souMirgnssy stom
ach. ONE MINU3fE after you
take It the gases .nimble and pass
out. - Alder-i-la cannot gripe and
the i INSTANT .-action .is sur
prising.' CITY PHARMACY.,
Did vouver stob'to .consider
the terrible after effects o'f La
Grippe? If you have uot then you
are heedlessly EXPOSING your
future health. Ptrhaps at some
timein'the future you Wl find
yourself attacked by BrighDs Dis
ease, of scftne other equally, un
cureable alflifiti&n. The reason is
very evident,,' Tou were CARE
LESS and did' not take proper
care of yourself! when you should
have-. . 'What a simple matter it
would'! ave been to haesgohe to
the. CITY PHARMACY and pur
chased a box of ARCH BRAND
BOLD TABLETS and CURED
yoprSelf' ' -PREVENTED th ose
terrible AFTER EFFECTS.
These wonderful little tablets can
be used in the treatment of, Cold
in": the Head, Influenza, Bron
chitis, Catarrh, Coughs, Fevers,
Headache and many other afflic
tions of the human race,
CITY PHARMACY
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Owned by farmerB arid business men for the
convenience of its patrons artdnotfor profit.
Free service extends all over Washington county
hnd to Newberg in Yamhlil county.
. "Makes connections with the Bell System
Sand the Hojne Telephone Co. at Portland,
Home Office, Scholia, Ore.
JJ. W. RAYNARD, Secretary.
BEEDLE & WAITE
.-. "Every thing to build with "
-We carry a complete slock of
building material
Get bur prices before buying elsewhere
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