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BEAVERTON, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER, 20, 1918.
No. 88.
Volume VI.
TELEPHONE COMPANY TO
LIBERTY LOAN SUBSCRIBERS
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Boyd, Howard
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Gray, Doy
Gray, Jenny L.
Johnston. Frank H.
Johnston, Katherine B." 50
Jonas, R.H. " 50
Lang, W. J. " 100
McKell, W. C. ' " 50
McKell, Irene " 50
Olson, Albert Portland R2 $ 50
Pegg, W. E., Beaverton 50
Shaw, D. " 100
Stroud, J. Frank " 50
Tucker, R. L. " 50
Tucker, Helen C. " 50
Mrs. J. H. Buck - 50
Mrs. S. N. Buck - - 50
J. Hawley Buck - - 50
S. S. Buck ... 100
WillH. Delk . - - 50
J. H. Ellerson - - 50
H. E. Grabhorn - - 100
Frank S. Kelly , - - 50
Jacob Kemmer - - 50
Jno. R. Marshall 100
G. W. Miller - - - IQO
P. C. Peik - - - 50
Frank Pulver -.. 100
F. W. Talbert - 100
J. C. Tobin - - 50
, G. W. Wadsworth - - 50
Mrs. G. W. Wadsworth . 50
Chas. E. Bernard - - 100
Herman Doff - . 50
C. E. Haskell - - 50
G. Hickey ' - - - 50
Mrs. G. Hickey - - 50
W. P. Howell - - 50
Carl Erik Johnson - -50
Martin C. Larsen - - 50
Albert Olson - - 50
Ella M. Pruden - - 50
B. B. Reeves - - 100
James A. Reynolds - .100
Wm. T. Shackelford - 50
Wm. and Nora E. Thurston 400
Fred Wilke - . - 50
Sarah B. Barnes - - 50
M. S. Barnes - 50
Chas. Berthold - - 50
Orrin W. Boles ... 50
F. W. Cady - - - 50
Alice Clement - . - 100
Alfred Davies - - 50
L. R. Dean ; - . 100
John Duggan ' - - 100
H. A. Bkstrom - - 100
Alma B. Emmons . - - 50
MaryE. Fitzpatrick - 50
Jennie E. " - 50
Chas. Hall - - 50
Frank Hennessey - - 50
Dr. T. G. Hetu - - 50
Mrs. W. O. Hocken - 50
C. F. Johnson - - , 60
Chas. Jones - - 50
J.,B. Kamberger - - 50
v O. A. McLeod , - - 50
Dr. C. E. Mason , - 100
S. K. Nelson - 100
Das Rapaich - - 50
Elva Rossi - - 50
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the riveters' "guns" swells in chorus with the clicking Of the
machine guns in France to drown the dying German cheers
over their submarine exploits. ' ., , ,,, ..
The clinking dollars of the Fourth Liberty Loan will add
a shriller voice to that chorus and further lower German
morale. boyg in France. Make your dol
lars shout in the Fourth Liberty Loan. Germany will under
stand their voice without translation.
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This shows om of the thousands of French villages which have
been smashed t lusty brick heaps by opposing artillery during
German captv.ro and oeeupatlon. Too often French gunners are under
the necessity of sending shells into the homes where they have
spent happy years with their wives and babies.
Tour subscription to the Fourth Liberty Loan will help move
the ruin back into Germany.
The Scholls Telephone Co. on
Monday dosed a lease with
Riizolo Rossi, who recently ac
quired the Fisher Building prop
erty, for a part of the Old Huber
saloon building which occupies
the west end of the ground ad
joining the Times office and the
first of the month will move the
office and switchboard of their
telephone plant to the new loca
tion when it will be in direct
charge of Mrs. E. J. Boring.
The building will be thorough
ly remodeled and equipped for
the new service and Manager
Raynard expects to be able to
improve his, already excellent
service under the new arrange
ment.
Wm. V. Uptegrove - 50 B. R. Galbraith 50
John Barry - 100 Peter A. Gertsch - 500
Chas. L. Billstin .- - 50 Fritz " - - ' 1000
HansEliander - - 60 Christian " - - - 6000
Alma Eliander ,- - 50 D. E. Stipe - - - 50
Surprised the McKells.
A very pleasant surprise was
tendered Mr. and Mrs. W, C.
McKell Sunday evening of last
week on the occasion of their
fourteenth wedding anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Davis, Mr.
and Mrs. F. G. Donaldson, Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Boyd and Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Leonard made a
trip to Beaverton, acquired a
generous supply of" ice cream
and cake and quietly motored
out to the McKell home. Mr.
McKell was equal to the occasion,
went to the garden and secured
several cantaloupes which he
had been saving lor just such an
occasion and when the ice had
cooled them to just the right
temperature, Mrs. McKell served,
the ice cream they had brought
in this delicious 'manner. The
eveninar was all too short and
was enjoyed to the utmost by
host and hostess and guests.
Mrs. Charles Swanson, who
was taken to Emmanuel hospital
in Portland recently, contracted
pneumonia and died as a result
of this attack on Thursday of
last week.' She leaves a sorrow
ing husband and two small chil
dren, one a girl of seven years
and the other a baby scarcely ft
month old. Funeral services
were held in Portland.
A. M. Kennedy
Adolph Lenthold
Adolf Meyer
U. Tannler
FredZwahlen
John Caldwell
J. S. Gaston '
Henry Luchs
Richard Melloy
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