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An exer'Jwal crop oi r
ir i
corn is b.jf ralnd elm
of land fotfiet'eiT-vK ir
r-co ,
. Doacwt sVibrauctt aJit
forth tarf,il4tt a morfe
hd i-sr. r, Kaouaretai
for $3 wUtT per emt infyest
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R L DoMrid js suing C M,
teatryman to gain clear title
to wonerty near Tonqajn in
which the. defendant &hna a
right -
' Two suits have been Wed
agaiMt fnd Mwaefcee by the
State Accident Cowman
Leggacber operated a sawmill
near Goble for aoeae time, and
throueh. the 1 entire' period it if
Hand that he did not comply
with the state law ami allow a
oertaia per cent of the wages
paid to ft Cflpnwiion. The
sums aggregate 32.
Id probate eourt in the. estate
of Cyrus Case a petition for the
appointment of Josephine S.
Pase as aa'minlstratrix and the
ptobate of vfll has been tied.
I the value of the estate is $3000.
' lL, the Helen M. McEldowney
estate petition' for tbppoinn
went of adminiatrator has beet
SATURDAY, SEPmiZEX 23
WOULD nUI CORPOlATroN PSBKIS
VIVIAN LIARTIN
IITTLE tllSS DIIOWH
" A splendid dnms pulMthi . with that humm iaterut
touch that rivcti attent m during the entipe plajr
SUNDAY, SETCZJt 24
"The CaWeiainn" ui appssling storr
" ' and tww i
TEE "GREATER
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mmjk4tlmm Ids Ita f mMw. tba ValdMlaw
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smMP, aiwiii law
Writ f r ffM inlaUgi
IWIVCRSITT
JOMMM MALI 1
TO fi:::2R c:ilc::;3
CHOICE APARTMENTS STORESOFFICES
WITH HOT AND COLD WATER
STEAM HEAT
RATES REASONABLE
BETTER DISPLAY LOWER INSURANCE
Sanitary Plenty Light Basement
EARL E. FISHER ' EEAVERTON, OR.
The Beaverton Garage
Authorizad
FOIID AGET'CY
. t THE UNIVERSAL CAR .
nJbcut - - C345.00
F. O. & DETROIT
ono er:gkson
the pint week to Ctiem aUV
wa'jr 'i i . Cx Tracey.
Latter aVPrtajfle nd. T:rr.'x
Bather '
-r"T,n -
tstan hi TcAlt.
The Bervertotf Chamber ?f
Comaeree' 'will bold anottjr of
its famous !'et-toother'' meet
inn on the evening of October 5.
This meeng will be adJresid
by Frank Biinth Coy. -Mr.
Riley has fct reputan of being
one of the finest orators in the
entire west, and it behooves you
to come early, jf you want to get
a seat -,'
The personnel of the commit
tee in cham of the affair, Mr-
Gray. Mr gtipe, Mr. McKee and'
Mr. Weed it sufficient assurance
to the public that something
good is in store for it' It is ru
mored that a light lunch will be
served. All ' of our citizens in
terested in the welfare and de
velopment of our community are
nnmd ta attend. ...
The Chamber of Commerce k'l
also planning to giva' another of
to celebrated mtortojiimentii on
October 12.'- Watch this paper
for detail announcement I
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CARSAXZA (TQ UKCLE
Derelapsteat Leafat to Ktet
The regular quarterly meeting
of the Washington County
Lelopment will p,
. w
De-
held
at Buxton, on Monday. October 2.
nuxron, oq monuw. . .
The meeting will "convene at
10:30 a. m. This Will be a very
important meeting' and a large
attendance is desired.
Two measures that will appear
on the ballot at the November
election will be discussed. Mr.
A. T. Buxton wil(" lead the dis
cussion on the Rural' Credits bill
and a speaker from Portland, the
People's Land and Loan Meas
ure, ' .
Every farmer In the county is
vitally interested in both of these
measures, and an opportunity to
hear them discussed by ewe
speakers shouljl insure a large
attendance. ' "
This meeting is open to the
public and everyone interested
in the advancement' of Washimr-
ton county, both' men and
women, are urged to attend.
NtiM f PilWl SelttlMMSt
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has filed in the County "Court of
Washington County, Oregon, his final
account and report as executor of the
last will and testament of Samuel Kar
q,e, deceased, and said Court ' has fixed
Saturday, October 21, 1916, at 10 o'clock
A. M. as the time and the county court
roam in Hillsboro, Oregon, the place for
the, hearing of objections, if any, to said
final account and report and the settle
ment of said estate.
Dated this September 21, 19L6.
, WiLUAM Pbapp, '
Pxecutor.
H. T. Bagley, attorney;
EASTWARD
Thru the Inland Empire
"-Grand Canyon of Columbia
American Wonderlands,
Glacier and Yellowstone -
Parka
Round Tripe M Low Farea Daily until
September 30 via The North Bank
Road.
Nertk Bsak RsjlJsdZSHars Sail
on the ahipa of De Luxe Service, S. S.
Northern Pacific and Great
, Northern for
SAXRATXZCO
I3XC
Tr)
From any Oragon'Electric 8y paint.
Ticket includes Meala and berth.
rQ , , irt ayS rntwj
Sept 24 to Oct. B
Jam Middle Weat to WUlamette'
- Valley
1 aell prepaid ticktla,
- & U ThoaapaM, Af eat
. .. Beavattea
0
OlrutbkntaltmksiM
sM): c::sApr
tCUJe Km CatJty Chit.
EUlsdale, Or. EUladale Com
munity Club was organised at a
mass meeting tut night with a
splendid memDersmp. ' ins 101
lowing officers were elected
Henry e. uoracn, president;
Mrs, W. Kay Cox, vice president;
Hildegarde Plummer, secretary
treasurer. Keen interest wu
taken in the Improvements under
way and pending, which will
make Hillsdale one of the most
important suburbs of Portland.
The conjunction :i the Capital
Highway, which is nearly com'
plated, and the Hillsboro High
way, to be built in the spring, is
attracting Portlanders to the
charm 6f this district After a
social hour, the meeting ad
journed to the regular date of
meeting, the fourth Thursday of
the month.
Sckeel Oseai,
For the majority of youngsters
the vacation ended Monday
morning when the schools opened
for the fall and winters work.
There were 131 registered the
first duy in the public school and
about 30 in the high school.
More are expected in each de
partment later in the month.
In the public school the grades
are under a very able corps of
teachers. They are Eighth and
Seventh grade, Earl E. Fisher,
Fifth anrl Sixth. Miss Davies:
Third Bnd Fourth, Miss Dora
Van Blaricom; First and Second,
Miss Iva Van Blaricom,
The Hich School department
is under Principle C. W. Burtt
anH Mifw Johnson. '
Athletes will be one of the
noimlar sides of the high school
students life this year, andal-
rhmio-h no remilar instructor in
this depattment is maintained it
is very certain that those inter
ested will make a success of It
among themselves.
' Otto Erickson has just unload'
ed another car of Fords and is
expecting more any time. Otto
is planning on turning the entire
output of the Ford factory loose
in Washington county.
YOUI CHANCE
bo get your wood sawed Quickly
Let H. R. Nelson Saw it
Get your
IVTOPtKOLSUM
Eread Also
' Cake Coolie
From
Ferguson c Son
.
, Carl M was a business vis
itor in town last Tuesday.
Wi)ls Cady has resumed his
studies ai racing university.
The Car Shops are receiving
a much needed coat of paint.
H. A. Williams of Forest Grove
was a Beaverton visitor last
week.
1. B. Patton of taleigh was
in Beaverton on business Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. E. N. Tibbetts of Aloha
Was a visitor with friends in
Beaverton Wednesday.
Nels Durness is again Ailing
his old position behind the coun
ter at Cady A Peggs. '
Wm. Hinchey has taken his
team to Hood River where he If
yrorking in the woods.
' Mrs. Geo. Thyng and daughter
Vena returned Saturday from
above Hillsboro where they
picking hops.
For Sale Cooking range near
ly new, also dishes and bedstead.
C. Houser, Beaverton, Ore. Also
information at Times office.
Numerous crops of potatoes
planted late in the spring are
being taken by blight The !
will strike many of the farmers
seriously.
The city of Cornelius Is re
ported to be making preparations
for the paving of' the main
streets and laying macadam on
the others.
Mrs. Olga Fargason of Raw
lins, Wyoming, arrived the first
of the week for an extended
visit with her sister, Mrs. Doy
uray ana lamny.
' Ike Squires wu the victim of
a alight accident the other day
when he fell from a ladder at
the car shopa where he was em
ployed as a painter.
Mr, Phillips, manager of the
Jones Lumber yards here has
about completed the repairs on
the Fred Cady place west (of
Beaverton where he expects to
make his future home.
Extensive- repairs are being
made alone the Southern Pacflc
right of way this fall, At pres
ent a largp crew of men is af
work at this point re ballasting
the tracks and raising them sight
inches. "
A record price was paid for
oat hay the other day when sev
eral tons were sold at $17 per
ton, Baled oat straw is said to
have been sold for 16 which is
unusually high.
Vilas Shepard has been build
ing a silo for Chas. Barnard on
the Barnard ranch north of
town. Mr. Barnard is one of
several farmers of the immediate
neighborhood who have com
pleted silos this fall.
John Tracheal the genial super
visor ol Koad District No. 26 and
the crew of men at Daniels'
quarry are a gloomy bunch this
week owing to the fact that Earl
Fisher the champion crusher,
feeder and drill sharpener of
Washington county has resigned
hie position to take un the task
of implanting knowledge in the
minds of the pupils in the Eighth
grade of the Beaverton public
school
0. E. Hedge accompanied bv
Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Denney and
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Swenson at
tended grange at Tualatin last
Saturday and in the evening
motored over to Scholia where
they were present at ti a eveninc
session 01 me Bvmms grar i,
Mr. Hedge was much Imprewd
by the enthusiasm shown and
the interest taken in the t ane
fair which they are preparing to
hold in the near future,
ftar r.. i . .
in his biutha at a Cm aatiuc
device. Whan a client rrivf
and wishes to look at C. .r
land and produce Frank tCaa
them out back, shows them tbe
corn, figures a little on an oU
envelope and produces the aston
ishing fact tUt he wOl harvtut 3
tons of com whkh will bring at
the least 10 oents a pound, The
result may easily be surmised by
anyone who enn multij!y end
subtract Thus1 if 1 eere will
produce this much 69 acres will
bring in nice income, Ta is
nothing unusual for this part at '
the valley.
, geaver ftK-im,
Saturday September O
"Little Miss Brown" in 4 acta.
A very absorbing oomedy drasr).
Also another reel pL 7.
Sunday September 74
"The Confession" 8 acta
A story that appeals presented
ins moat forceful manner, ' ?
"Health By the Year" a hilarious.
comedy "
Also an additional eomedy '
Wednesday September ST
Feature program
Special inducement to children
" ' under 12 j
First show T:16; second show 9.0
i am i I
loafin'jn tkJ mris.
When the day's too wtt for
ptewln',
And the cfluds are la tda t'-j,
Yoh'II be apt to And ma k.i'
InthesUble where (ti dry;
Kindatjnk'rin' with the lor-
Or ahright'nln' up tke l' 4
Or aplannin' out the stenU j
So they're handier for fceeows.
Or may be I'm junta jc " -
Inalazy kiCiofwiy1'
In the stable krft, adrecn'
In the sweet alfalfa hay,
And tba tinkle, drip, and d " '
Of the raindrops runnla' f :'n
Mossy shingles on the g ,j
Is a mighty soothin' '
Prop myself up by the winder '
Bo's to watch the broad expanse
Of tbe cornfields and the pad Jors
Where the raindrops a;J
and dance;
Watch tho wheat fields dip and
billow
And the breezes some and gt;
Jest lay back there in the it
Of the eaves ani) watch hw
grow.
Jay B. (dan, iq Collier's
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No. 32
nrorr or thi conditkim o raa
BANK OF BEAVZXTCN
At Beaverton in the SUM of Oregon, at
the cloae of huijnut Stptenbtr 11; WIS
smouacss ,
Loana and diacounta 090,417,10
Bonds and warranta t t St, 0
Furniture and datum - , SjnaOO
Other real eatate ownod , 3,400.00
Due from approved nacrr
banka , , sAMt
Checka and other caeh pnna l.?O.H
Caahonhand , r , Wks
Total - , a9ft.Oil.14
iiASJUTias
Capital stock paid in . . lOJUUID
Undivided pronta, leai expanaae
nd taxes paid , tA
Individual denoaita ikjaetto
check .... U'f
Demand certlflcatea of depoalt t WTJtt
Time and Savins Pepoeiti . f.,
Total
STATB OF OIEGON
County oi Waahlnitoa
1 Doy Gray, Caahler of theaew
bank, do eotemnly mar that tt jt
ie true Is tan. keel of By
fcihacribad ''
loth day oi September, , .
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