BEAVERTON TIMES
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Entered in 'the Pcstoffice, at1 Beaverton, Oregon, as second class matter.
19 CRITICISM OF 8ENAT0R tANE
, JUSTIFIED?" -
' 11 Is hard to -publicly? represent the
ahiority. To fill such a position one
must be steeled to all the eutr of sar
otttn and righteous condemnation that
an abused' and misrepresented: major
ity may heap upon hiin; WHat a pub
lic officer wins tlfat should Be receive
.: in IUI1. Senator Lane has earned all
that a humiliated 'and disgraced con-
. stltnency Is pouring out in the way of
condemnation for falktre to uphold
the President In a time, wjiearour
enemies are plotting against us.
Should he resign, be recalled; or
spanked right good and hard and sent
Back to do the job over again? Are
there any extenuating circumstances
that would warrant leniency th tESr
aatterr
, Sometimes a man receives clemency
at the hands of a judge, fn ourmfndl
there Is ho excuse for a1 republican
performing as senator Lane did and
although seven of" the twelve senators
wbo filibustered the armed neutrality
b'fll out" of Congress .are listed as re
publicans we believe tfiey are anytEihr
but republicans:
Mr. Lane has been-worshipping at
the shrine of democracy. But suppos
ing he had' been taught that it war
legitimate and honorable to tear the
Stars and. Stripes out of the breeze
and trample it in the mud and' that
, before pur . yrjr eyes he should;, tSur
Demean Himself and desecrate our
country's flag?'. Would there be any
extenuating circumstances In that case
abd would the onlooking public be
justified 1ft meting out to hlin just
abd InBtant retribution?" : ,
" . For four years the senator has been"
attending a peace-at-any-price school'
and the trouble is that be has learned'
his lesson so well that he has come to
believe It good doctrine. Is the teach
er now justified in applying the tarter
to tffe scholar for : having mistakenr
the spirit of the lesson?
JPoor deluded Senator Lanef
Evidently the armed neutrality blttl
traveiea a stony juane;
i As long as Uncle Sam Is in trouble
We are not republicans, or democrats;
but true loyal Americans, ready to do
0ttr part ..
Where Wilson leads we follow from
How until this little row Is over on
ifntll the next election.
Cont forget that the Btate of Oregon
Will have some good roads In the near
future and that the man with the
automobile will build them provided
he is told to do so June 4th;
BEAVERTON HIGH SCHOOL
' - The Sophomore class la English is
preparing an : interesting debate for
Thursday on the subjeet of the Immi
gration bill. Ttiose on the affirmative
are Leonard Handel, Dora Fuhrer,
Clarence Carlson, Eliia Puhrer and
Roy Emmons. The negative will' be
-sustained by" George Snider, Vivian
Wtoam- Francis LI verffiore, UtaP
than Sweet and Frank Kosmoski.
We welcome back to High School
one of our worthy Sophomore athletes.
Francis- Ljvejmore, who has recently
recovered'- frost an- attack off twj
anutps
0GEGONr EVERY THURSDAY
Qoataau Sweet,. Irwm. LecHmer, Gel
lene Goddard and Goldle Vlnvent are
absent this week on account of sickness;'"-;,1-
Mrs. Haynes, the Dom. Art teacher,
was absent from, her duty last Friday
because of a bad cold, but the girls
did all they could without net
The B: H. 8. girls and? boys are
going to play a very Interesting game
with the Vancouver Deaf and Dumb
School next Friday evening. March 9,
117 at ?: 30 o'clock., r
A large attendance at the basket
ball game Friday night would be great
lc appreciated By all tBe H. S. stu
dents. The students-oC the Sngllsh It class
ase greatly enjoying Irving's Sketch
Book. -
Be at hahd Friday night at48 P. M.
to seo- Beaverton High win- a good
game.
Vivian missed' Hoy's, smiling face
Monday, as he was-not at school.
The Beaverton High School students
are expecting s visit from the mutes
of Vancouver Friday afternoon. A
very noisy time is anticipated by all.
Return basket ball games will be play
ed Friday night by both the girls and
boys;. .
The regular' monthly tests are now
over and, as usual, with- good: results.
The monthly fire drill was "pulled"
off Monday with great alaerity.. -
The neighborhood- seems to be in
flicted with "mumps" and "chicken
pox." Only two cases have been re
ported here.
How the mumps1 are turning out.
After an absence of about three week
Francis Livennore has returned.
, ElnatKan Sweet is having a vacation
on account of the mumps: His return
is. expected In about three weeks.
.... ,.r BIG FIRE DRILL
Beaverton High School had Its
monthly fire 'drill at 1 P. Mi Monday,
March 5, 1917.
MR. LIVERMORE RETURNS
The students of Beaverton "High
School were all: overjoyed Monday
morning to see Francis Livennore In
his old' seat Mr. Livennore has been
absent for the las two week with
mumps.- He Is one of the well' known
forwards on the basket ball team.
Many Beavertonians have seen his
brilliant plays;
CONGREGATIONAL CHJJRCH
'''- '' ITEMS
Bible Study on Thursday evening.
Topic, "Law and Grace."
Sunday morning topic; "The World's
Great Deceiver and His Methods."
Evening topic, "Of Royal Birth:"
Program' of the Portland Bible Con
ference, First Congregational' Chwch,
Portland; March 18-23. Speaker,, Dr.
A. C. Garbelein of New York City :
Sunday, 3 P. M: Union' maw meeting.
Subject, "Universal Peace. When
andf How Will It Come."
Monday, 3 P. M. -"The' Gospel of Life
- and Glory." .
8 P. M. -"The Character of God, His
Holiness and Righteousness."
Tuesday, 3 P. M. "Studies" In the Gos
pel' of John.""
8 P. M. The Character of God, His
Love and Grace."
Wednesday, 3 P. M. "Studies lh the
Gospel of John." i
8 P. M. "The Character of God, His
Fafthfuifces and Power
Thursday,; 3 P. M. "Law and Grace
Studies in Galatlans."
8 P. M. "The History of Satan."
Friday, 3 P. M. "Law and Grace Stud
ies in Galatlans."
ff P. JTWThe Suppers of GodT -the
C. E. at Mr. Smith's residence
next Monday night.. , All, interested
are urged to be present,
In the Estate of Frank C. Orth,
Minnie OVth Is petitioning for the ap
pointment ef'herself as atomlstrstor.
The value of the estate is placed at
mm
,.. DECEASED
Mrs, Carolina Sofia Rasmussen
of Pcrtland, wh died on (larch
8, was the wife of Andrew Has
mussen, and sister of Mrs. tfreda
Carson, Mrs. Mary Kelson ard
Mr. Otto Erickson of Beaverton.
She was an old resident of Port
fond an beloved by her large
circle of friends on accowit'of
her endearing disposition and
sterling religious belief. '
The funeral took praee on
Tuesday March 6, from the Dan
ish Lutheran church, the cortege
was followed to the gra.ve,by a
tlargse nambor of friends and rel
atives. The interment took place
in Gram wood cemetery,
,.' Contributed
For Serviee Registered Mule
Foot Boar, Black, lewis place
south of Beaverton. Service $2.
50. Otto Essig owner.
- Notice el Final Ssrtlaiawit i
1 Notice is hereby given that the under
signed administrator of the estate of
Charles Stanley Crane, deceased, with the
will of said1 deceased annexed, has filed
his final aceomt and report in the Coun
ty Court of Washington County, Oregon,
and said court has fixed Monday, April
2, J917, at 10 ctock A. Ivf, as the time,
and the County Court room m Hillsboro,
Oregon, the place for the hearing of ob
jections, if any, to said final account and
report and the final settlement and clos
ing of paid, estate-.
Dated into March lr J917
. H. T.-BAGUBY, . ,
Administrator.
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Beaverton, Oregon
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Up Reading ia PJact oi
the Dictagraphw
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throwing away all hearing devices tit
enjoying ail conversation. This method
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