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street line except Nd. 141 and
end No, 142.
8. W. MclLVAtJJt, Agent-
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P.J. PABCbCK POSt NO. 80.
Meeti every 2nd. JFViday of
each ntontfi. ; at tiie eeidenoe of
Comrade W. L, PIKE.
- M.B.Btrnee. Commander.
A.&Hdricks. Adjutant
, GRANGE
i 4. j'ari t- .. 'i &
I BenvertonP. of H meet at
jSrenge Hall the teeond Saturday
Bt eacn montn.
: W ttk Muter
'.H.Boyd Secretary.
ME Church
Preaching Every Sunday At
.11A.M. and f 180 P.M.
Special wmfcr&ttce 7P.M
Sunday School 10 A.M.
Prayer Meetjpf Sunday 7.80
Sunday School rt. JO A.M.
Very Bundiy Chrirtian En.
deavoratfiifljshaip.,. Preaching
every Sundays or each montn.
Ret. Upthaw Pastor.
TKE POLITICAL F0T.
All run undo, titta-wad an , accepted aa
.paldhritaHhMnaiita. .
, - ., .. FCB SHCtlFF.
To the VobUe ot WtttUngtou County:
i lam a deMldat .for tl republican
nomination for ItviUM ehertf it the
Primary. BMtfcw4BM held Maw lftth,
116. II nominetoi ehd elected I will
give the ihuhiiih Wy aflottotU per
tone end ill deeeat-tu.. I wtU conduct
Hit office in an .eaxwraicol Way ee near
ea poetiUe with (air erd courteoua treat
tnent to the tP X- C. HaXcoC.
0mammmmmmarMm4eaeeaan
To the Memttre-'of tfie ftopubUcan Party
in Wav "ft County.
'. I retoecbvair 'HWt your eupwrt in
theprrmar Vr. Ik for the owe of
eberiff of naaho-oO county. If f am
' Wtnated and tMtad I will dtamy
"lermoi oqiue.uww iw
find for the beet kteroett
ly, lmprtiiaiyr-naentiy,
of the tax
J-WtCWMUb.
To the llejiubtlcen Voten of Waahmftton
bounty: - .i
I mm m !mdklah tor the reohbllcan
mmiAarion for CHpiit Judge ot. the
.NmeeteniH Ji-lci( Dtateict. conuwlemg
Weeueayioa b 4 -wook counuee, at
tne nay w we. P enee. ..
j mo. R. BasLgt.
3. 4X!ab.
hwed BrV -m AntiianUl We
'klete the EUen at Ike IVvwLuo
. Filaeiriii t. W Held teak !.
4f notrrfneteit'kna eMdeti it Jjtedgee e
etrict dbeehtance of b duttnt and an
icopomical aowaaPratiati
1 Vifii ' Oina Ertkui Vettirned
Friday from Parlf, Oregan, wiere
W . hat iniefied ' toececvlul
tight mdothd Mrm faf ichoOI.
I it' J J
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J, f
v
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dock, hr..j'arfc)r, I'i wi
bamrard tmai o.l witch grata,
Kentucky Kue-tV and tim
othy. Tere wm aao a Uttle
red clover and tne ie clo
ver, but ee tr jt wat uatfc to
And a ring : feed f iweeteJover
in the aamrX ..Orrob hat a
pun teed law, but twl H it pot-
CM fj uwcrOloua djnto
nut out thia brand o( teed. Un-
)ett the farmer know precleely
what he la dyinji, it would be ad-
viaaUe to tend awr-'eto the
AaTieultural College and, 8nd out
tmdaehr what he propotea to
SOW. . -W
i e ji
tteDUei.
The High cbool aaeebd. teem will
pkw their sent gaoe en Friday efternooo
at Gam. The bore wHlfo thereby
line truck.
The reaauei trelalet cUeewere t"er.
taet fafWomlWuiUai hat FfWey. The
boyiwen requeeeid to mike e croet-Up
Joint the eraii. beta atven so buii
a( W par Cent (or epeed end ti per cent,
tot accuracy. .. ,; ..,:v ;. .
The elfhth trade (irle hedakwrnon
ike aukiag Fhday. . ..
The German elate held an mtereibng
meetmf Friday eftereoon at S30, The
ioliowinf program wee rendered:
SoloFrau Ademe ;
tUad.--Fimidem Genevieve Watte.
Dialofue Frauesm Hendricke end
Freulels Fluke.
Poem-Aiuleitl Aliot Watte:
Aaei4oV--Herr Ulchuihon andHerr
Inerrtuneniel duet-rauleln Vincent
and Herr kluitmui. . : .11 1 ..n :
V pUbOi of the abtth and the aeveuft
gradn n RoomS hetd a program I"
week.., Cecil PmmdM and Archlbtld
MaaterAdty a nantnntime in which they
diepteyed emuent talent at acton. Lett
Friday afternoon .the enenth and the
eighth gradee oppoeed each ether in e
epahmg match: the eennth grade
proved their ability by being yictonone.
The eighth grade final exeminatkmi
will be held two make from Thuraday.
TW atghel grade gardentwiU be in
The itUDUB hkkih WpUcatk m the
abtth ami tlie eeventh gradee thje month
are! Xoanir Mukha. Geo. TrMtnneM,
Harold, Keada, Carrie arliiolv Edna
Hocken, Vejma DevtM, Violet spraner,
Cram Cray, Freida Zimhrick; Edith
Watte. i .
Thetaw HI School building It now
completed and the contractor haoaiked
for id acceptance. . .
Atriaik folk ler fceM Feafaral
WJie lFrart.
'iv (i . .
The juct annual Bom FeetWal
regatta will be ttaged on the
Willamitte river the afternoon
of June ,, ekwlng day of the
Jfoee Feetiral., !vi
Fatb hydroplane, boat from
Seam'e, Tacxrtna. and, Portland
wUbompete for Srat hOoorl. In
addittoft .will lie. raott in . which
runabouti and. enuaara, will try
forriiee: Thh event will open
with the Uggeat power boat pa
rade eves4een1h the Korthweet
. The Ortgon . Yacht club and the
Portland Motor boat club are tx
oDtratihc with' tile feetival fhan-
agemetit to make t iegattd one
of thd taoit- kseeafol of the
kimUver held. Cord than 11,000
wUl .be dktrlbutedo thd winner
in the varioua raoti ,
The events v will all e..etaged
in e eearae 'i follow ,dlrcrtly
under the bridge and tilit will
riv thouiuuidn of Tinitorl nit 00-
portttnity to view the tiieetrwUlar
aqd. thriUing feptufMi The
bridfte will M eJoted to river
traffic the afternoon df June I,
from I to 8 il. Wv. v tj i. .
In Edition Jjri the rrVer rasttta
the Portend Oun club will hold,
thd twetrty eoooA an'oual jnajria-tered-
trrtUitwa of tbe f irtav
nwii't Aaaodatkm ef ,th Morth
west June I featuring the Bote
Festival ahoot thia wilVajttraiit
viaitqrs from Utah, tSolorjJdo,
MeoUna, .iaaho; Califorhia and
Washington. ;
: Tbe Oregon i,lt chjw
pinnsW'p will be played at V?a-
verfy linkl tht a.moofl of dne
7nd. Cjahy.-ir 'leav,jhll ttto,
the vHnnert in tne areirHi Tfilt
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-U Ce L. i iad t a ii
kCmot-t taX ftr.1 when be
had JJted, Cehad a.e tcrapt
tLat were too had to put in
the- mtileiwke, the .byena, t' e
toorpkm, tse tiank, to L
put all theee trether, cover:;
it with aoccioa,'' wrarped it
with iealouay. fbarkei It wl'Ji a
yeUow atfeak, and calVad it a
Knocker. ,-'
TbH prouuet was to fearful to
eon template that he bad to make
uomethlng to countanet it, so
Ce took Mnbeam and put I"
the heart of a, child, the brail of
a man, wrapped these in civic
pride, covered it with brotherly
love, gave it a math of velvet,
and a grasp of tteel and called it
a booster; and made him a lover
of fieldi and flowers and manly
sports, a believer in equality and
justice, and ever since theee two
wen, rnortal. man hat had the
privilege of choosing his atsoeia
tion, Author unknown,
TO VOTC3.
The present district attorney
it flooding the county with let
ters telling of his i-eeord and as
serting that I have had assist
ance in some of the important
cases I have tried. -He states
that every damage and., every
equity ease tried has been won
for the county; that no money
has been paid for outside attitt
ance and that the cost and fines
collected approximately ,tak the
entire expense of the frtointl
court. . Kote that not a single
figure published. Totera arjr)
entitled, to figures that they may
judge for themielvet. In seven
and one-half years he has tried
three damage and tout equity
oases; hat had an assistant all
the time, except in the last four
eateti paid by the tax payer; lias
tried five) eases in the Supreme
Court; won three and lost two.
The year 1016 was an average
year and the fines and eotta col
lected amount to 2,9aS.8ohd
the entire expense of, , operating
the criminal eoarta amounted to
113, S3. 40. These are the flguret
taken from the records arnfr de
ducting the coat of dvil caaea,
The figures here given are for
criminal matters alone
I have bad aitistanee in a few
and have wan many, while
he has been satiated by hit
brother, an able attorney in
nearly all of hit cast, civil and
criminal) Do you recall more
than half a dozen cases, civil atid
criminal; Do yon recall more
than half doten .eases during
the pan eight years that he hat
tried alone t : !.,.".
If ..the . office hat been so ably
and eebnomically conducted, why
thanecMdty for ttove, mislead
ing statements? H made the
etatenjjnt last Saturdajr at a
meetin.that the taxpayers were
not required to pay bvor.Ofl per
year wnile the figure ahow that
the eotim expense) arter.dMttet
lag flooaahdeotta collected for
the year 1919) was over ,810,000.
t have .refrained from attackt
ing thl prafeearonal and social
ttandini of my opponent u 1 be
lieve id a fair, gentlemanly , ap
peal to the voten: I am a can
didate, fat the ofBee of district
attorney and will appreciate your
eupport H. T. BagLIT,
(Paid adv.)
i 'Teen e taT';'' . .
. tliie aMeatM,.
Aftir ehavindn bathing and
putting io eleaa eldthing George
T. . aUamut. a Urate .08 years
otdi Uvfts 10 milet ttMtt of
HilltbdrOi Stretched .Wriself on
hit bed at U a. m, Tuesday and
sent a bullet into n brajn, dying
inetantly. The toaoea was an
old ball nd eat) army rejrdlver
he had dwned for many years.
Bomeetlfii trouble tt said to hate
rU.je. WAmt r.it J mmiti,M Iti hT
the dead man's e-yeuir-oid grand-
iv) -lertLs ; .
k iai ---am
Iok tt .veaeriV
JLl -T t. Zr,i
irg the gathericg" neichoort to
grub the stumps and brush from
the road way;
Cm intoraci Inclent wh'Ji
"r, Lxiin djswlbcl very viv
weehool l.t between
twoitVal facttoot-th tint, big
tJrool meeting la this part of the
country. The school nouns at
titat time wat a log affair located
on the west bank ol jonneon
creek. : West of this dbout a
mil lived a man, Klchard Per
kins by name, who was pulling
hard to keep the school letetedj
where It was. On the east, aboutl
mile' beyond the, present city
Kmlta, was Mike Kennedy who
was ttying to have the school
moved over In his locality. .
Thd meeting was held on the
porch of the log store and the
people from milts around; even
from outside the district, came
to see what wodld be done. The
day was spent in hotiy contest
ing, thcr issue ana finally, as a
oompromise, the ichool house was
located just west of the Beaver-
dam ditch where it stood until a
few years ego when the new
building was erected in' its pres
ent location. ,
MR.HoSkett, alto tells of the
first furrow turned oh his farm.
which It now bart of trie City bf
Beavertbn. He itated that ho
wu plowing round the field and
anon after he started he noticed
a fine buck deer, following .him
along the furrow on the other
side of the Held. ,
Among , those, present at the
Hoeken home Thursday were Mr.
and Mrs! Gtrsont Mrs. Pierce
and Mr, fiowel beside several
friends. . . .
4e
Henry Watts wu showing uk
some wild strawberry plants
which he transplanted last sum
mer. To one unversed In wild
plant life it would be impassible
to detect we difference between
theee fclints and the tame sue-
S which ((row rklide them in
next (row. the foliage In
rank and tii somi initanebs the
plants are. much larger1, both in
leaf and site of the plant and;
bkisom than the tame ones.
Mr. Watts said he was first at
tracted by the site of the berries
which he found growing on the
plants along the railway tracks.
Lasf week Inadvertently
omitted mention of, the farewell
party given Mr, and Mrs. Bean
by Mesdamea Oaby and Pegg at
the Pegg retidenet. , Humeroun
friends were present and the
evening was devoted, to music
and a social good time. Before
.the gathering dUperssd all were
served with a aeugnuui mnen,
,.Mrs.1Qeo. Thyng jhtertained
the ladlta of tht Eastern, star at
her home Wednesday afternoon,
The time wat spent in music snd
all fcrraght their faneywork ar.d
late in the afternoon a nice lunch
wat served. About nintsen were
faMaftawllt.
4ae,fr ike aaad boye cUtwe
atrrf at reaa rer tae atna,
it sbmU hive beta for Mar 0j
LWt forte! rke tUte. Gooi
aaaiaje aa f loew taB.,,-., y mi
nt. anAMii. Will Mquiras were
in Cornelius Wedrieadsy attend
ing the fdtteral of Mr, Squires
sitter. Mrs! lelle Psltenbeif
who wu for miMy years a retide-
fltof Beavertbo,
. Mr add Ma. O. Al ateUsy and
ana ami Vfr anil Km Vrenk
- -, r FT -----
Slaver and sdn'were Sunday vis
itor at the O. W.Stitt residence.
. Amdrii; tht twenty- etavicU,
paroled the other day wis Ulrich
Eertstil who Shot and killed Joe,
rkhallenherg a year or two fso.
Mr. aad Mri, latlar K.hmora
of aVJoe, were vUUQirfi with, (he
Immont family over the weett
end., a.. - ri
Satiirdev nithk the Eeaver
T!water.wj!l INow -'!ohtful
pi ay."U;;ie Lo.d IaunJ.oy"i
-y eveiuf jf In t i l; "
t tiifrVZi- . "tiara
two c -- X L-f. Lyera
of E:::.boro ar.4 F jv. Dunit of
Forest Grave, tr. Icaaot of
PoMt Grove sang two solos1
which were greatly enjoyed. A
Cc-'muaion service will be held
at t! a scz earth next Ksnday
nrtntcg'.
Archie Pike narrowly miaeed
losing his automobile lastSa
day when It was tokn from the
place whefa he hid left it on
ParR and Alder stmt in the City
of Portland. la order to use it
the vandals were compelled to
break the padlock and with this
one exception there wat no other
dim age dona. The car was re
covered Sunday mornihg In Mon
tavilla after it hild been driven
about tell miles.
KdEinahey left Tuesday for
Boise tdifco where he will spend
the summer working with hit
uncieintnewooua.
John Wolf dnd O. H. Fry have
been helping Joe Titus bf Ral
eigh repair and move hla barn
the put week,
W.&Fnai had pwchaaad lumeeUa
new ChmM and te having S heane
body built for lb The purehaae wae
made through M, P. Cady,
Fred Coughlid of Salt Lake City who
a been viattMg with Me
George for a few dire returned bom
Monday. -
Geo. Hancock who it makini a
run for therlS from (he weal end of the
county wu in lown Monday kwking over
the eiruatlorl luet before the prtmeriee.
Senrel mrommeni Beeeimitltet wen
viaiton in Hubet TubetUy night when
Iher tteaed e meeting hen In the Hu-
her Commerdtl Club belli AU report eh
excellent evening.
, RartJ (ktri Lt
Rural carrier of, qacktmee, Multno
rdah.and Wishmgkm counllee nwtat
Btererton Sunday elected oflkere, rotad
atainet eoaaoUdation oi the .tt" ano-
ciatlom and demanded metnffl, of
tranefer fromtti rurel totbe city aer
ie without the endorse went of poet,
naetefe.
Th following oftcert war eitctad:
W. F. Smith, Oregon Glty, preekemti L
D. Howard, Portland, vie preeidenfi
ohn R, Townley, Milweukja, wcond vice
pnatdenti W. H. Boyd, Beerorton, teat-
i-'nm hhum danunUI that the (rent
ier from the rural terrlce be made by
the Civil Service toramimlon on th
of aenlorityi :.
&eam Program. ,
, . Se'tur'dtv. M 20.
'Utile Lord FtwtUeroy," t MM. One j
of the gruteel chlnrwi ortet ever
writ tail l-
8uiidy'.lMay21.
Acroai tHb coetinent," t parti. Amer-
ica'a beet pity. It Uachta a treat moral
Hon. "Topdlume," a 1 pert comedy.
WedMdn,My H.
Extra fine feerure pVogrtm.
WiMHhnni fWatVon Fruit k
Juice Co. of tialem will take over
local cannery, and manufacture
Wganoerry luice. .
OHmbln th Udder. u
"Teki e good look at thl ladder, aty
'itlxhat iftVI- I . .
i Attt than laawinber that It tt war
Jieelble to ftt tab top at t etagl
bounA there Would b no aa4 for tn
bottom rungt. -IHtrwt me rree.
VreSfV) SfVy sfTMHsb
ml. Me eeat raf ' ,
t-mm a k en eiinertnHw . e '
Prefeaaed tL It. Dim nan ( -
on the adTearagee dad dteetiai -of
ewteaahw te eleteeo a mm, d
one who trtTela by eat.
The peeana nenen la thai ef .
nuj t a a ina Saws, be the O
4we4 diet ef a ee ry
auier'e eeMkat ta aaa w wee aeewn
te be ealy fee eeetee. laaweeaner
all air kf4 bete Ckfefte trem See
Methee. In pxetlre th crag fee a
tentlterabte tieM weaakdl bt wee. At
Snt there wonid ere be e etiolate g
force from the dietada. M eeewaa, tw
S chert end abar buret at nwf
eMhee would ehrtoeely be t greet a
tedlment
The eteet teipertaat reeuH of ta a.
OeilMeete, however, wee te ah that .
k elothed eereen ti
weneth yar (nek RM rtpaaly thea
ta uaeMhai pereea. . The ir-t)al
ft taet fa beta pieced aaalnetk aujat
etep the circtUeden and preveet tr
body warmth from being carried
by the weter. with a gnat amttet at
clothing tt might b Pooelbie ti
fairly warm ere m Tery eeM waeer.
Tat men tat Xei a yarn elate,
yea here d M boh) or Ufa, out
weMeeet keep d eteaty of tbeat.
- hk:zi at. tzxri
A. j,, eatj nmeaweeneaen, f ( ( . ,( lj
jVj ujydwaw k ejLaMAiaM-a, Ae, ..
ejWFeTTge amy mymfj mmeamemmep emj f vaajwmempmmmj
The mother of Irea Tmeir, the
Reeelen eerenet, wee a ttymc li
to UT with, firttebte, cnaetaemi ekd
antwMenabla, On the amuvaraary of
IVen htrthday re IttS, we era end ta
"Two Ruaehia Setawe,' arteee o
of feetlTltlea, htad, Svtaeaav IjtiHai
eitobedying.
,lae eant fee h eeuieeaer end, piao. .
lag betor be the pertratr t bet eea
lean, aselatmadi , Ivl Ai
Nlcoktl Adtae. ehUdranr twal
I the Ordered hat forty aerraM Mt ad
tbe mea etipteyed dVr t Uw heeee t
My foadby to he. , baa f-f h t
lad out ef the reaat Wme. 1 , --
dedarat that eh tttt baeiar H a 4
for tea. Tap Mt say the twewag
Virdor" enpaeredi ,.,,
"'I aire Mam that liaanim au4.
tnt th dteabeoMat eerveixa, MIc- s
JarsTief, lean Xetmt tad b m .
dretetlef. ahaU Iwaep tan otdn ta fret I
ef tnwVYwa.,.. ,i.
t; ptooat sepwi were uuee r ew v
who had uot.anpeered at her kr
poaalbly bMw they, .ware i l i
drank that naelao. 3e t .
Incel lnrVeeaer uraw4 fc s
Turpeeet. ney rajole tt tat
of thatrmtetreaer " . .
la th muaeum tt Athona t 6jr i
wUt It bfebaMy th only faao '
thra 41 need lot ooiaag t-l Kef
extent It wee found fa I -4la I
eat conalahi ef breeae, t
tn Wt that en ttemaed an Aihw i
tatradmnnu plecee, Wateh taaav
about tt oibc9 tlivar ae theee I
dolUre. The ti It ef tatuw b it
mt oa tceeuni nr is eviaaiiw n g
of th ekllt of the ancient t r i
year befett Carlet la aMtawPT. I
ronulnt tbont laM pel eeat of Ha a i
hourly TO per cent of teaman Itteay
namaiv neM...jMiL.at tna aam a
poeeeeeM certain atalleav .
to in greet punry ue cti a t
tin, which wire eanfuUy freed ft -
all tract of lead and em to - 4
th hardaaaa tad, from artttue U
aaitatotty to trctd brlttlmn.
A Terrible ASNetfeA,
At a txhtMUaa of painting It t
anil hat daughter took math tuaw-
la aWu" wb, hr
die wUb holWw thane U t '
ay, tt e called "Aflat Aa
ef f,ulavn.N . ' ' i
, "What I iuhma.'.httfy Aaatr a V
d ktre. Crockett In d white, . ; .
kfery Aaa admnted that aUdtlt
now. '.v . V
WU. eeywtr," atid Wre, Cr- ,
rlth coaVictloh, It'e t terrible 4 .
aa w that ar bawrt. ,
a Of body tbUtlg ."-Imna' -banloo.
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