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clogged, the service we render will please you while our
moderate charges leave the smile that won't come off.
' Superior Service is Our Motto.'
BEAVERTON PLUMBING CO.
Elmer Stipe, Manager. 11 -
Monthly AUCTION Sales
in Beaverton.
Every farm and home and store has many used arti
cles of value which neighbors would buy if they but
knew where to And them. On the last Saturday of
each month an auction sale in Beaverton will bring
buyer and seller together. Watch for date and list
of articles of first sale next week. Full particulars
in the next isBue of this paper.
Harry Collins, Auctioneer, Beaverton,, Or.
Stipe's Garage
Chevrolet Sales and Service
REPAIRING ON ALL HAKES
OF MACHINES.
Tires Vulcanized. '
ACETYLENE WELDING.
Tires And Accessories
F01RD
The Universal Car
IT It is most important when your Ford car requires me
chanical attention that you place it in charge of the
authorized Ford dealer, because than you are sure of
having repairs and replacements made with genuine
Ford-made materials by men who know all about Ford
cars. So bring your Ford to us where satisfaction is
guaranteed. Prompt, efficient service at all times and
Ford cars if you wish to buy. On account of car short
age place your order early to insure spring delivery.
Runabout $345; Touring Car $360; One-ton Truck
Chassis $600 all f. o. b. Detroit,
WASHITXTON COiJTlfY
SCHOOL NEWS
Beavertoa Sckeeta Stive
Problem of Discipline
(Continued from first page.)
ipers, bacon, etc. and an excel'
lent salad of nuts and carrots.
conforming to the Hoover stan
dards and exceptionally appetiz
ing. Other days they serve soup
or some of the various other
dishes which domestic science
teachers know and train their
pupils to prepare.
The meal is appetizing, suffi
cient for the noon lunch and is
wholesome and sustaining, while
the cost is within the reach of all
and cheaper than the average
lunch that would be brought by
the pupil from home.
The manner in which it is
served is democratic. There are
ho special privileges and no one
sis required to partake of it. It
is a privilege,, not a requirement
and because of this fact, it is
partaken of by a large percent
age of pupils, both in high school
and grades. , Prof. Phillips says
it has solved the discipline prob
lem and after seeing the results,
we can readily believe him.
i All the work is done and the
accounts of the department are
kept by the seven members of
the domestic science depart
ment.
CftOWK MINCE NEAR VERDUN
II
Leave your kodak finishing at
The Times office.
This photograph, which win fount!
t , vrcrman officer taken prisoner by
the French, shows the crown prlnco,
who Is standing In front and wearing
a cap, Inspecting a detachment at
shock troop In the lines before Ver
dun. It la one of the very few pho
togniphe of th crown prince tn nrrn
In tbla country In many miniMi-.
The Next Step.
Germans," said a noted sur-
iin, re vaunting their wnr surgery,
rwo yeara ago 80 per cent of their
mtunded returned to the front. Last
year 00 per cent returned. Rubbish t"
The professor made a gesture of re
pudiation. "Why, at this rate," he
Rntd, "the Germans will be telling us
that, every time an enemy bullet hits
ii German soldier In the heud, Its only
effect Is to fill hollov -with for him."
London Opinion.
G'IARDINl, ...J YORK WATER FRONT
v4
. oldler .on guard li lower West street. New York, quest lo ; uvo I
. Iiink t
lira like enemy aliens.
Otto Erickson
Beaverton and Hillsboro
Profits In Shipbuilding.
The sale of the schooner Glynn, the
first ocean ' commerce carrier built
south of Newport News since the war
began, has brought out facta, says the
Manufacturers' Record, showing the
remarkable profits to be made from
shipbuilding and the operation of
freight ships under war conditions.
The company made a profit of 20 per
cent on the building of the vessel ; her
purchaser, James S. Bralley, Jr., re
ceived $52,000 freight for the voyage
to Italy wltn naval stores and then
sold her to French Interests for 190,000;
After deducting $21,000 for Insurance,
outfitting and provisioning and the sal
arles and wages, the Glynn netted him
$45,500 In six months.
WEEKLY DATA ON MORTALITY
' Mr. J. A,. Cranston, connected
With a shipbuilding; concern in
Seattle, was in Beaverton Mon-
day of this week looking at some
property in and around , town
with a view of investing and beV
coming a resident here. He ex
pressed himself as well pleased
with the town and surrounding
country and predicts great ac
tivity for this section. We be
lieve Mr. Cranston is right and
hope that he will become a res
ident and property holder and
Making Mineral Woof.
An American firm operating In Aus
tralia baa started works near Mel
bourne for turning the local basalt Into
"mineral wool" for use aa an Insulator
In packing machinery and ice cheats
and aa a substitute for asbestos, ac
cording to the Scientific American.
The basalt is melted down with a pro
portion of freestone and limestone and
then steam, at an Immense pressure, la
forced through the fluid. The liquid
rock, thus aerated, flies Into the air
and falls In flakes on the floor.
' Mr. A. Fetters of American
Falls. Idaho, was in Beaverton,
New Years day, visiting with his
friend, Lewis Tucker. Inciden
tally, Mr Fetters was looking for
a good small farm.
help to bring the activity ale
Statistics of Principal ClUea New la.
, eueJ Regularly by the United
UU Census lureau.
A weekly circular giving the mortali
ty statistics of the principal dtles at
the United States la. now Issued regu
larly by the United States census ba
reuu, aays the Scientific American, It
gives the total number of deaths ro
ported (stillbirths excluded), the death
rate per thousand, number of deaths
of Infants under one year of age, and
the proportion of Infant deaths to total
deaths. 0
The dtles for which dnt are givea
Include one-fifth the population of tha
country. Thus the circular Is a fairtjr
accurate index to the state of the na
tion's health. Its uses are manifold,
rt will show local health authorities
how their home towns stand in com
piirltion with other towns In respect Co
mortality and when a town baa a bad
rtTurd the publicity given to the faet
should spur the authorities to seek the
cause and remove it. Insurance com
panies will find the reports of Interest,
The drcular la Issued In Washington
every Tuesday, and la distributed free
of charge. . A
pint of Faith, Heat and Lava Toward
ma Father and Mather la Off.
Wertd.
' We need not follow the antlquariana
back into the era of the cave dwellers
In our search for the origin of religion.
Religion la reborn In the birth of every
babe, aays Lywau Abbott In the Out
look. He needs no teacher to tell him
that he la dependent on nil mother
for his food, and a widening sense of
bis helpless dependence on her grows
with his widening experience. Her
service to him awakena hlr gratitude,
her brooding love for htm Inspires in
htm an answering love.
If she is wise aa well aa an affec
tionate mother, he early recognliee
her authority and learns that prompt
obedience la one secret of happiness.
If she loves and honors her husband'
her child's lovs and honor follows
hers to 'the strong stranger. If she
has piety as well aa human affection,
he dimly perceives In her prayers
at his bedside an experience which
he presently wishes he might share.
Thus there grows up In him a spirit
of dependence, gratitude, love, rever
ence, obedience, faith and this spirit
Is nellglon. It antedates all theology,
precedes thought, transcends defini
tion. The spirit of faith, hope and
love toward father and mother la the
child's religion. The conception of
God and his duties toward God comes
later.
TURNS THOUGHT TO RELIGION
Destruction by Shall of Statue That
Stood Somewhere In allots Re
sulted In Many Reproductions.
Tea, war does turn men's thoughts
to religion. Go to gay, Immoral Buda
pest You find It today a dty of sober
people, You find In many of the shop
windows the reproduction of a famous
statue that stood "somewhere in Gall
da," relates the Christian Herald.
It waa a large crucifix. A battie
pivoted around It. A shell struck the
statue, tore away the entire cross and
left the figure of the Christ standing
and unscathed. Thla event made a
tremendous Impression upon the Hun
garluni. v
The story of It went through the
army like wildfire. At Budapest mini
ature statues, showing the destroyed
cross and the Intact figure of the
Christ, were at ouce manufactured,
and put on sale. You can And them
now, expensive or cheap, In nearly
every Hungarian home.
The pity of It Is that It seems to
take a war to make some people think
of these things.
"A lift inraraace compoay bttaemly hMtttrtas, taut
fdVds a Haaa tht wmm of creating a vahsmbk estate ft.
srtMtaaisMly.. It is for thla ream ea f ft wortf
most bajMficU auringae institutions.. Kvsi issie waa as
tkpetidtats shovid Batroaiae it"
The above is a paragraph from a letter written by
Mark A. Fullerton, Judge of the Supreme Court of the
State of Washington. Did you ever stop to think of life
insurance in the light in which Judge Fullerton looks at
it? Upon the payment of your first premium you estab
lish an estate immediately for the full amount of your
policy.
Let ua explain the various kinds of policies which we
can offer to yon through the '
WESTERN UNION LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Stroud & Tucker
; Real Estate Loans. Ufa and Fire Insurance, RantaiiH
SWHUBAMAJW
Grade Bohool News,
Make Vour Own Fat Compound.
Jinny folka object to paying the pres
ent high price for lard, but reullse that
at the price of bogs and with the prob
able future demaud It la unlikely that
the price will be reduced soon. It be
comes Importaut, then, to And a cheap
er satisfactory substitute. Dr. Louise
Stanley of the Missouri college of ag
riculture, suggests tbut housewives
consider suet as a source of cheap fat.
Suet haa not been as extensively used
as lard on account of Its harder con
sistency. It can be obtained at about
10 cents a pound. From this can be
obtained 14 ounces of pure fat at a
cost of 12 cents ti puuml. In order to
bring this to the consistency of lard
it Is only necessary to add ol) tn the
proportion of one of oil to two parts
of suet. This gives a compound tut
which Is very sutlsfuctory fur general
household use. Cottonseed oil or corn
011 can now be obtained at ubout 21
cents a pound. On the basis of the
above proportions a satisfactory lard
substitute can be hud at a cost of 16
cents a pound.
Unlit Best Suited to Eyes.
Recent Investigation luto the kind
of light best suited tu the eyes hfive
Important practical significance. The
studies were made from the point of
view of "contrast" to determlue the
Ideal contrast between the object
looked at and the surrounding buck
ground. It was found that the usual
contrast In brightness between objects
out of doors rarely exceeds the ratio
of 1 to 20. The eye con detect con
trasts as delicate as US to 100. In
doors, contrast In tight and shudow
often runs aa high as 1 to 200, and a
dark window frame against a bright
sky presents s contrast of 1 to 10,000.
The scale of contrasts best suited to
the eye Ues btween 1 to U0 and 1 to
100.
i "t 'S'Uffrwssr !bi
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HIGH LIGHT ON ARITHME
TIC FOR THE FISHER CROSS
2's 8'b 4's 5't 6' 7's
2 8 4 6 6 7
4 6 8 10 12 14
6 9 12 15 18 21
8 12 16 20 24 28
10 15 20 25 80 85
12 18 24 80 86 42
14 21 28 85 42 49
16 24 82 40 48 56
18 27 86, 45 54 68
20 SO 40 50 60 70
22 83 44 65 66 77
24 86 48 60 72 84
8'a ' 10'a ll'a 12'i
16 ' 18 20 22 24
24 27 80 88 86
32 86 40 44 48
40 45 60 65 60
48 54 60 66 . 72
56 63 70 77 84 '
64 72 80 ' 88 96
72 81 90 99 108
80 90 100 110 120
88 99 110 121 182 '
96 108 120 132 144
Br appointment throats Oot. Withy
comb., .11 membera ol the bar fll
Waihiiif ton county have receatly kM
made aaaoolate members of tat local
lenLilTliorjbo.nl. Regletraala "V
therefore ImI tn to at any time oall
upon an? lawyer of Waahlngtaa eooa
ty lor Information with raeneot la Um
aeleoUve draft act, and aaalataaoa Mil
ba randarad by the attorney. wlthoat
oompanaatlon. Beginning with tka
Uth ol thla month than will ba oaa or
mora attorney! present thimuhoat tht
entire day, and lor a period ol thirty
dayi, at the office o ttha eaerll, tor the
purpoae ol re interim aaalatanao to
regietrants la suing ml their qua
Uooelree.
The local total advisory board ooa
lite ol John M, WaU, Thoa, H. Ton
ua, Jr., and Win, O. Hare. The tal
lowing aeaoolata mem be re hare baaa
aalaotadt
Qao. R, Bailor, U. B. Tongue, M, B.
Bump, O. D. Bump, & L. Parklaa, Bea
ton Bowman, H. T. Bailey, R. A. Un
lay, B. J. HoAlear, II .7, Palara, W. a
Bmlth, Howard a. Luce, all of HlUa
boro, Oregon i D. D. Hall, of Ihenrood,
Oregon: L. If, Graham, Ifaaoha Leaf.
1 ley, W. P. Dyke, J. M. Hoffman. W. H.
Hollla, Roy B. BKhaa all of Foreet
.Qrove, Oregon,
'Note that in the nines after
45 the order of the figures is re
versed.
Every cellar of vegetables is a
trench of food preparedness. '
- Aorleulture In Franca.
The French government bua onder
tahen to aupply the depleted ranka of
the farmer, and to give aaalatance to
the amateur farmer by meune of a
correepondence courae, which hue been
eagerly received. The pupil receive
Instructlooa aa to a courae of reading,
the management of a email eiperlmen
tal plot, the carrying out of almple
experlmenta, flelte to neighboring
farma, etc. The Union of Agricultural
Syndicates, wlilcb haa aaeuuied charge
of thla work for the gorerument, haa
appointed a number of "monltore" to
aupervlae the work of pupils. The pu
pil! prepare monthly examination pa
pera and reuder monthly reports.
Ta Reduoo Airplane Explosion
' Alrplanea equipped with macblne
guns run a certain degree of rlak from
an exploalon caused by the flame at
the muazle of the gun. Hence consid
erable atudy baa been devoted to ob
viating this danger, and a young Flor
entine cbemlat la aald to have recent
ly given a demonstration before an
Italian military commission of n new
powder Invented by nlm which burns
without either flame or smoke and
do-, not flare on detonation.
13's 14's 15'a It's 17's
26 28 80 ' 82 84
89 42 45 48 61
52 66 60 64 68
65 70 75 80 85
78 84 90 96 102
91 98 105 112 11
104 112 120 128 186
117 126 185 144 153
180 140 150 160 170
148 154 165 176 187
156 168 180 192 204
169 182 195 208 221
196 210 224 288
225 240 256
266 272
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18's 19'i 20's
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64 67 60
72 76 80
90 96 100
108 114 . 120
126 138 140
144 152 160
162 171 180
180 190 200
198 209 220
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234 247 260
252 266 280
270 285 800
288 804 820
306 828 '840
324 842 860
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(Continued from Fag One.)
6 :45 at the M. E. church for tht
study of the axripturea. Tola it
one of the profitable, instructive
and enjoyable features of the
work of this church and is much
appreciated by those who take
part in it
There are few, if any Sunday
schools that have the equal of
B. R. Galbraith as a blackboard
artist and the members of tht
Beaverton M. E. Sunday school
enjoy his work to the fullest ex
tent. We do not know whether
the fact that Mrs. Galbraith Is
superintendent of this school hat
anything to do with the harmon
ious way in which he blends his
work with the other effort of
the Sunday school, but tht result
is highly gratifying and those
who observe them do not incline
to be inquisitive at to how tht
harmony it produced. ; j
Mrs. W. M. Wert, wlft of tht
genial barber, hat been in Port
land the past ten dayi attending
her brother, U O. Shinn, recent
ly of Spokane, who arrived hert
two weekt ago for visit and la
suffering from a nervous break
down. Billy It batching during
her absence.
One benefit of tht war it thai
it hat Induced consumers to
study foods and food values.
Cut these tables out anil save
for future reference. . Yau will
I not find them often. Drill hard
on accuracy and rapidity.
EARL E. FISHER. !
High Ichool Rotes.
Elnathan Sweet, Jr., hat beta
practicing some acrobatic stunts
recently. His latest hobby it to
see how fast he can fall down
stairs. He is getting some speed
at that
The Freshman class it prog-
resting nicely in all subjects to
far taken up by the members of
the class. They are at nreaafct
unravelling the veil of mystery
in the deep secrets of algebra.
The Freshmen havt beta d
ing many mysterious t'-.' s t
the past week, but t lr
secret Is out Theyk
their hearts to the u.
men and are going to a-,
them on tht vt rf Jim i