Beaverton times., July 13, 1916, SUPPLEMENT, Image 5

CUPPLEMENT BEAVERTON TIMES
Thmiar.pf 13, 1916. -
v The regular ssontMy Meeting
of the dty council ta mtli in
th the town hall with an offl
oer nreaent. : W arras ti wereis-
. sued aa follower
Tualatin Valley Water Co i.00
N. Coaat Jtwwer Co, 47.00
Traa-. '-jfcalf yr. 12-60
P ,-ary tor June 1100
Kb. Co. - U.00
' " 149.80
-t on S,800 bonds 968.00
" " $4,600 " 135.00
' Reoorder wai instructed to
spnfer with Cto Attorney Allen
Jand arrant for apodal election
VPfoonmpaaatata.
Thm nf&ea cm watar m re
duced aa followa; first 10,000
fauona above mintettm, tOc; all
over thii amount 18c par M.
Treasurer Lillian Evan waa
pajaent witha complete report of
. the finance for second quarter
i: j..-- an ... TV.
showed hands Goaeral ac
count t-i.60; Bond Bnt,
$366.00; water accowi ( 1.
won jtmners . are ox.
-a new garage on the Ferguson
property east of the store build'
fing- Archie it planning on in
1 sidling a manger where he can
fd the Metx daring the time it
is ej duty. .
Mo. at M. Tneinof Aberdeen
Wash,; vafd( her friend Mrs.
D. C :r-y A Friday, Mrs.
Theinw, ' i tymi andrela-
tives at i . y and . McMinn-
vilU.,-rafnk. - home.
The Bethel W:ll meet at
the home t U W, E. Pegg
Friday, July 11, All are cor
dially invited. ' v
There will be no seaet'-f
services in the Methodist eh uj.S
until July 80, the last Suty lit'
this month. Sunday se!:il aa
usual at 10 o'clock.
L U Gilbert spent the wk
end at 8eaaide with his wife I
children who are summering v
the big lake. -
Mrs. X. Boring left Monday
fnr RmraiM for mn evtimded visit
. liana of ShatkVi Sale, ,
h Cat CtroCortirf Ike SUM of Ore-
rVti f it. pUani. m Ken
By vnta of mi ettaekajeat eaicatioa.
juilsnin order, awl otaar of aMeaurd
oatsf tat aboreventiued mart ia lae
am earMed cans, k m dxactad aad
dated tka audi ear a! turn, bed. apoa a
judfiaeat rendered aad eatara ia std
caort oa the iMfc air of lurch, b&
ia farar of P. DeaeaeaMti, plaiati, and
asaaal Knaa Maria. oeajudant, for tka
sua of 9mtd.1t wtdi fcstareat at the law
of (parent par anawa front the loch
day of March, am and tba farther earn
of SU1jo com, owhamassena aad at
torney'e ires, so tka ooatsaf aad upon
tM writ uaanwMdies mm to aiak ad
of the foOowauj daatiftad ml property,
to-wte
Lot three (3), block aixty on (611.
Yerooo and lot fifteen IS, block aix 6,
Broadway Addition, aU kolas in the city
ofPorttand, Mtritaoauh coanty, Suat of
Onson,
Now therefore, by virtue of said ancu
Hon, judgment order, decree and order
of tale, and in ccenpuance with the com-
drjor statesmen and prafeaa
o sTf jricultural economics.
T.' - .D0unt aims were abao
li . Vy on the one hand, and
i the ayttem from
a 1 land spaculatora on the
ether hand. Student of the
measure will recognise that the
committee has gone the limit in
attempting to achieve both these
alma."' '.;
Copies of the final draft were
submitted to rural credit experts
of California, Harris.-Weinstock
and Professor El wood Meade.
Professor Ueade has hd seven
years experience aa director of a
similar but more far - reaching
system of rural credits in . Aus
tralia. Both of 'these experts
of aaid writ. TwiU on Monday, thaioommend the measure and claim
that it adoption rill tend to pro
mote the prosperity of the farm
ers and the agricu'tural develop
ment of Oregon.. - Mr, . Meade
hope ttat the measure will be
th fpre-runner of further legis
lation that will authorisf :stat
advance to settlers to amist ten
ant farmers and- young people
enteripg on tneir iiftT Wk to'
become land owners, f v U
"What we most - need now,"
concludes Dr. Mscplrcrson," is
volunteers who will give enough
time to the movement to get 100
names on the petition within the
next few day and then keep up
their educational propaganda un
til they know the bill ia passed in
November.',
Copies may be had of C. E.
Spence, Oregon City, or J. O
Brown, Arlington.
-The Badger Lumber Company
of Hilliboro have bought the re
mainder of the Beedie and Waito
lumber stock au'd hav been bus
the past week shipping it tothier
yarda ia Hillsboro. ,. '
Several of the ' Beaverton
young people went to Reedville
Sunday evening and attended
the Christain Endeavor meeting.
The Chamber of .Commerce
will hold a very important meet
ing thursdey evening. All are
requste4 to b present '
24th day o( July, KM, at 10 o'clock a nv,
at tha front door of the county court
noun in roraaa. Muttnonun county,
Oresoa, aell at public auction (eubject to
redemption) to the tugheat bidder for
cash in hand, aU the rifbt, title aad hnar
ea which the wiw . awad defmdant
liadonthe trhda. hn6.the
dMoef die fiunf . vo) of at
tachment karna ncaaiiataat a had in
and a ta aaoaa fr-rr- Bamaiiy i
ttnr part thereof' to awwiy uaa raecutio
tudantent order and dacraa, taeEraft, coeta
as accruaMrmata.'
i T. M. BURLBURT,
, akerHt of Muhneauh caaaty, Ore.
F 4 thai 23rd day of June, Mi.
K JuorUth, rVia.
La, i Jafy.uaS.
Rural Cr Measure
WotiUI STfcw Fannar
. "As it now 'd the rural
credits constitiu )1 MBandment
has probably eo&. . je within it
the wisdom of a larger number
of the people than any bill that
has been submitted to the people
of Oregon since the' adoption of
the constitution," says Or, Hect
or Macpheraon, of the O. A. C.
Bureau of Organization and
Markets, who has been connect
ed with the preparation of the
esure.
To (rimers of Qua measure
'" Dr. Macpheraon, "claim
H-t nor ongionality
fvr v " They have been
aaieDW. I deas and not orig
inator. V f have consulted
farmer in (. rvts of the state.
lawyers, ba.V real