Beaverton times. (Beaverton, Or.) 191?-19??, April 30, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFSTDAY, AHIL M, 1M. NMTf " sesjbos maml tea Jens y JaVaes at Tn Klssa, May 4. Spring 'Drees Hats Fcr Uttls Girls Made of white soft straw; neatly trimmed wiih ribbon and flowers. Now is the time to get that Gingham '.Drees while our assortment it complete. BISHOP BROS for quality Or How muci should I give to make this a better world? A CERTAIN man in New York filled out hit income tax report. It showed an income so large that his tax was 53. Andhia total gifts to church and char ity for the year were $148. Think of it thousands spent for luxuries and pleasure for himself; and $148 to leave the world little better than he found itl Most of us do better than that; but not so very much better. Our average daily gift for all church causes is lea than we spend for daily paper lea than a local talephon call leaa than a third of the day! car to lea than 3 cent a day No wonder that 80 of the ministers of America are paid less than $20 a week. No wonder that the church hospitals turn away thousands of sick people a year. No wonder that China has only one doctor for every 400,000 people. No wonder that every church board and charity society is forever meeting deficits, forever passing the hat It isn't became we are selfish; it isn't because w don't want to help. It's just because no one has ever put op a great big program tone, and asked ns to think of the work of the church in a systematic businesslike way. The Interchurch World Movement represents the united program of thirty denominations. They have surveyed their whole task, no business could have done it better. Tbey have budgeted their needs; no business could hav a more scientific budget They have united to prevent the possibility of waste and duplication. At least a million dol lara will be saved by the fact that thirty individual cam paigns are joined in one united effort. And they come to the men or women" who lov America to you this week asking you to use them as the chan nel through which a certain definite part of your income can be be appfied to make this s better world. Only you can determine what part of your income that should be. I "s a good time right now to answer that question We're passing through the world just once; how much better will the world be because yog finned through? spin i5th to stay lad INTERCHURCH World Movement of SMrth America I k mtit MilHihe fa msiH, s SIGNS OF THE TIMES Have yon noticed the sign that appeared tkia week en the Main street of Beaverton T It standi right out from the building and is nicely painted on both lidei. It's a home product and was painted by E. E. Sweneon, and U a neat specimen of work. It now tens everybody Oat "JOB FEINTING" is done at oar shop, and is : invitation to yon to come in and get your printing done A. G.CARRUTH SHORT WOOD FOB SALS IN email lets. See ft, H. WOLF mm notes mllpos hm again krekea Ml art iBmraatllst. Rstfotrntkm tor the eemtna prtnariee to tne ImTsttt Umatilla oonntv ana erer had.' , Willamette mtrn,ty girl, defeated Paelfle anlverettj jo-edo la Mat Fri lay nicnt tt to redtets tkat tlMOrafoa straw sort en tota raw will k ene4nlr terser than mr afore. Aleany. eoota of $10,000 vorik af took in tne Una County Fair aese elatloa has aeon sufaaertbed. Taa annnai nwettns: of the Ohio as sociation of taa Rogue River valley was bald at Medford Saturday. Hood Rlw eltlsens plan during tha nest two weeks to raise 4400 for rallgi- oaa and charitable purpose. A total of 1120 rami aatata dealers la Orogon aan obtained licenses tb rough the state Insurance department 0. L. Howell, a rancher, was killed Instantly when bit auto overturned oa the road Math of Klamath Falls. Almost the entire Postal Telegraph line between Roseburg and Bugsne will be rebuilt this spring and summer. Three peppermint distilling' plants are to be erected in the near future ad Joining the mint fields oast of Brooks. Work will soon be started by the state highway department tn paring the road between Marehfleld and Ce- eullle. The Bend Commercial club will hare charge of the entertainment of the 600 delegates to the state grange, which meets there June 1. Corvallis shows a registration of IBM voters which la the highest ever recorded there and 07 per cent of the possible registration. Improvement work In Portland amounting to 18,366,048.65 Is already under way and will be completed be fore the end of the summer season. as a result .of a visit to Roseburg by the superintendent of Bugene schools It Is stated that seven Roseburg teach ers will teach at Eugene next winter. William Parrs of Burns' was named by Governor Olcott as county Judge of Harney county to succeed Judge H. 0. Levins, who died In Portland recent ly. Oanners at Hood River are making sager bids for strawberries at 10 cents a pound field run and furnishing crates. This nets growers M.M per cmte. Plans for raising Marion county's fttota la the Salvation army drive are taking shape. Solicitors will be sent out early in May. Tha county quota Is Inability to sell bonds advantageous ly has caused the Astoria water com amission te postpoas the proposed rais ing of Its dam to double the capaolty bf the reservoir. hss been selected definitely as the site f or the Young People's Summer Conference of the Presbyter- Ian church of Oregon which will be held July 22 to 29. Work Is progressing on the Smith hill grade 16 miles north of Grants Pass on the Pacific highway. About 1000 feet remain to be graded before the summit Is reached. Practically all members of the force at the Polk county courthouse In Dallas have Joined the army fighting the high cost of slothing and are wearing over alls In their various offices. Edward A McLean, secretary of the Oregon Retailers' association, asserts that members of the association have not profiteered and on many articles are making less profit than ever. than 400 carloads of potatoes from the 1910 crop remain to be ship ped out of Oregon, compared with 3000 cars at the same time last year, ac cording to Marion county growers. The Hood River Apple Growers' as sociation is hastening shipments of stored stocks of Newtown following lifting of the embargo on freight placed as result of the switchmen's strikes. Plans are now being made by ths secretary of state to license all driv ers of motor vehicles under the pro visions of a law passed at the special sslon of the legislature In January. Hood River valley Irrigation pro Jeots have won in every point In litiga tion with power concerns over water rights on Hood River, according to a decree Just entered by the state water board. The annual founders' day celebration at Champoeg will be held Saturday, May 1. Flre-mlttute addresses will be given by pioneers attending the celebra tion. JndgeP. H.D'Arey of Salem will preside. J. O. Hays, Ban Jose millionaire, who Owns much property In the Lake Lablah region near Salem, is construct ing a sawmill la that vicinity to cut ttsnber for the construction of wars These will be used as stor age places for onions and other veg etables for protection against freezing weather. With a ssssabatsmlj af twenty, tie Hood River ebaatar et the woman aaxillary af the Aawtoaa legion has btoa laaiohed. ., Immediate relief af shortage of can ta Baker hi dimsnJed by the Baker osunty abasnbar of eeesmemfyir serious 4abor troubles aa well aa financial ruin te the local lumber industry Is likely to result Direotere of the Bead eohoet district have aataorsaed the esillag el a sandal ieeUea. tha oat to be set later, ta vote oa a 141,000 bead tosus to finance the eemptoUaa at taa mala aatt of the high school. TKeSTlTelens water commission has filed application with the state end aeer for the appropriation of water from Miltoa oreek for municipal pur Votes, Tale improvement wlU cost la the neighborhood of 112,000. All bids submitted for ths purchase of the 11,000,000 bond Issue offered tar sale by the state highway depart ment under the act of last January, In extension of tha Besa-Barrett set, were rejected by the stats board of control as being too low. Mrs. Bdward School, of Hubbard, Is dead and her hniband, Dr. Bdward Bohooi, to la a critical condition from nervous shock as result of the auto mobile la which they were riding being truck by a northbound Southern Pa alflc freight train. Till Stratton, well known In the John Day district, and his wife- are dead as a result of a murdsr and suicide oommlted In a hotel at Baker. The tragedy to believed to have been caused by domesUe trouble and followed sev eral hours of quarreling. Four hundred Indiana gathered near Adams te .celebrate the potlatch of the late Yumauakln. who died In Chicago recently. At the potlateh his blankets, saddles, horses and other possessions were distributed among his relatives, according to the tribal customs. An Increase la the rates of the Union County Telephone company to a point comparable with the lowest rates charged by the Home Telephone com pany, operating In the same territory, was granted la an order Issued by the public lerrioe commission and effective May L A B. Foster, who was convicted of the murder of Lawrence Goodell In 'Portland and who escaped a month ago from tile state tuberculosis hospi tal where hs had been transferred from the penitentiary has been returned to Salem. Footer waa captured at Bl Pane, Texas. Strawberry growers In the Willam ette valley are being offered II cents a pound for their 1920 product, but as yst few contracts have been made at that figure. Some of the growers believe the price will go to 80 oeats a pound aad are not la favor of sell lng below that figure. Total taxes levied by counties for the year 1920, based oa the rolls of IBIS, exclusive of the fire patrol assess ment, aggregate $12,690,098.01, or ap proximately 17,000,090 la eioess of the amount raised In the year 1919, accord log to a report prepared by Frank Lovell, state tax eommissloasr. A program for pared market roads In linn countr will be Inaugurated by the county court this year by paving a stretch of seven miles. The first road to be paved extends from Scio te Green's bridge, which crosses ths North Santlam river, ths boundary line between Linn and Marlon counties. Application for a charter for the Peoples State bask, which It was pro posed to organise at Ths Dalles, has refused by Will H. Bennett, stats euperlnteadcnt of banks, oa ths ground that the ottr already has two deposi tories la operation aad a third bank scheduled to open its doors between May 1 and May If. Ths largest moonshine still ever found In Claokamsa county and prob ably the largest In ths state was raided ear -Boring by Sheriff Wilson and Deputy Hughes aad two revenue of ficers of Portland. Ths affloars found If gallons of moonshine whisky and more than 1700 gal loss of main mads from corn and bops. School teachers throughout the state are being asked to M-operate In the state surrey of mental defectives, de linquents aad dependents now being carried out under ths authority of aa act passed by the 1919 stats toglsla ture, and the first work to be carried out will be that of making a record of retarded children In the nubile schools throughout the state. The cost of packing apples will soar this coming season. While the boa market is still Indefinite, Indications point to 30-ceat bog snooks, as com pared with an averags.ef 18 cents last year. Growers will pay from 11 cents a pound, for layer boards, to If and 18 cents for lightweight wmpplng paper for papers tor their boxes this year. These prices are from 28 to M per cent higher than last year. Five deaths resulted frees Industrial accidents in Oregon daring the week ending April 82, according to a re port prepared by ths state industrial accident commission. The victims were: W. A. Duttoa, hooker. Levering, Mich.; Russell Miller, logger. Marsh field; Lewis Pearson, logger, Amity; j Theodore B- Berg, engineer. Mill City, J. BoBBlng, carpenter, Portland. A total of 471 secldeaU wore reported REAL TRUCK SERVICE We have made specialty of doing Wauling for Beaverts talks. We have two good tracks aad a good team aad tbey an handled by careful and reliable driven who will sen you to year advaa , tags, whether it be a small parcel you wish handled in a banry, or freight in ton Iota to or frost Portland, We will make trial any where at any tuns. Beaverton Livery Stable i Everybody attend the Jeney J biles at Van KMk May 4. PHOTOGRAPHS D. Perry Evan Portrait Photographer Phoat - Mala7SM rim VuMsftoa St PORTLAND, OREOON Everybody attend the Jersey Ja bllee at Yaa Kleeb'a, May D ii'in i . .11 1 1 ii READY for Instant ns In oil cooketovea, oil heaters or limps. Amkjumrdtmhr fmr rrl Oil eJoan-Saraieg MRS. A. E.GARDNER Cady Bldg. Beaverton. Thursdays . Branch of Gardner Progressive School of Music, Ellen Bldg, . Portland H. WOODFORD Contractor and Builder Old or New- Work Route 4, Box 20. Beaverton, Ore, I RealEttsta 8 Loans Insurance Beaverton, Ore. HOME BAKERY FOR HOME COOKING lee Cream Tobacco . fresh Bread Daily Pastry sf All Kinds R. 0. YOUNO, Prep. ORBGON ELECTRIC Ticurr ornca Commutation tickets, sad iaaal tickets to all points on the Oregon Electric Railway are now on sale at Dean's Drug Store, Beavertoar Pas sengen will find time tables and toll information regarding trains at Una ton, and no doubt will appreciate the convenience of securing tickets there kef on boarding trains. MM Mrs, Robert Walborn and ter, Eloise, and Mn. Louis Rise, of Whitford, iwen guest, tof iMra. Henry Erickson Thursday. CLOVER and mixed hay for aale. B. & Qelbraita, Rout I, Bearer ton. Itf Mr. and Mn. J. L. Hardy aad children, of Hoqulam. Wash., ar rived Sunday for a visit with Mn. Hardy's parents, Mr. and Mn. E. A. Hendricks, Mr, Hardy returned to Hoquiam Wednesday, leaving Mn. Hardy and children for a longer visit FOR SALE A Ford, IMS, good condition for sals at a iiaraala High way Oarage, Beaverton. lMf Henry, Beaverton. old faitkiul cow, is now nady to supply alt milk demands at 121 cents a quart. The B. Harris, Vincent Place, Bea verton, Ongon. Ttf Mr, and Mn. Henry Lucha an the Jirbud parents of a baby girl, bom act Thursday. Vegetable Plants for aale, Hill: Bros. Greenhouse, four blocks sooth of the oil tanks, Beaverton. 1M3. M. B. Sandmeyer sold his fn this week to Peter Zehr, of uaKoca. POR SALE One registered Poland-China boar, five months. A. E. Hanson, Route 8, Beaverto.i, 16t8 Mr. and Mn. A. O. Carratk spent last week end with friends st Cart- ton. FOR SALE Six weeks' old pigs. F, H. Schoeno, Route t, Beaverton, On. 1U Robert Hocken saw a fine flock if white swan, 41 in number, flying north Saturday. An uncommon sight these times. Mrs. Younger, of Portland, was guest at the home of Henry Nelson, Wednesday. BISHOP BROS, for Dry Goods A Groceries Specials st all Hmsa Dependable Poivet Down to ths hat drop "Rati Crown" is high-grade) gasoline. It is made to mast the require- nents of your engine. "Red Crown" is aU-reftnery gasoline with tha full and con tinuous chain of boiling points mcessary for ready startinf , quick and smooth acceleration, steady, dependable power and long mikege. Look for the "Red Crown" sign before yott fill. IT AND AID OIL' COMPASS i)2 AC r- I 1 F, H. JOHNSTON, SpteUIAgoil, StudviOil Co., BfmAm, 4ey during the weak.