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Newspaper Page TextTODAY. TONE Bay WP. Tfl RtTBmi IM"! jVO T"eM FOR Dryg::ds, Grcccries AND Men s Furnishings SEE BISHOP BROS. This Store for Quality Beivertoi Limber Yard V. . SAULHtnCK, PMfl All Kinds of ' BUILDING MATBUAL Glass - Pemt Vamick Nails Lumber Lath Plaster ; iCaiunt Gravel Band Btt. ' BEAVERTON OBIOON Cttvtrtsn Fusl Co. Offlee for tin ttaui Mnc it CKr Bakery. ,-. Delivered in any quantity, any where, Coal for sale In ton lots or by the sack. G.H.WOLF The Beaverton Fuel Co. hw pole wood for ult. Get your order in on time. Rogers Auto Transfer ;. 27 Taylor Street Dally tripe to Beaverton, Hilliboro end Forest Grove nmt Mein e76S ASMOl Roe. B14M Beewei; Haafaa-Leaf Dietaam Moving Beaverton oiBee at Stipe's Garage MtWM, Toorini Cai, HOM; KoadMaf, aoM Oan IJMS. jr. 0. raeteor. Loslis Ci Schlottmann : Owe, Vejie tad Caarelaad Cars. Sams praetors and Tracks. Highway Garage fBeaveHon. Oregon J NOTICE OF THE TEACHERS' EX AMINATION JUNE (0 TO JULY i, 1920 AU persons who atay - wish to teach in the public schools either as regular teachers or substitute and who are not provided with certifi cates are advised to take the exami nation at this time. There is no assurance that permits will he granted to applicants not titled to them by law. The program is as follow: Wednesday Forenoon U. S. History, Writing, (Penman ship), Music, Drawing. Wednesday Afternoon Physiology, Reading, Manual Train ing, Composition, Domestic Science, Methods in Reading, Course of Study for Drawing, Methods in Arithmetic. Thursday Forenoon Arithmetic, History of Education, Psychology, Methods in Geography, Mechanical Drawing, Doawstio Art, Conns of Study for Domestic-. Art ' Thursday Afternoon Grammar, Geography, Stenogra- phy, American Literature, Physics, Typewriting, Methods in Language, 'thesis lor Primary Certificates. Friday Forenoon Theory and Practice, Orthography, (Spelling) Physical Geography, Eng lish Literature, Chemistry. Friday Afternoon School Law, Goology, Altfebra, Civ il Government. Saturday Forenoon Geometry, Botany. .Saturday Afternoon General History, Bookkeeping. N. A. FROST, Supt. Quality GoesClearThrough The Dort la thoroughly deserving of Us reputation as a car that gives able, faithful service at low cost. Its pronounced ability to travel smoothly, and comfortably, to endure capably bard usage and to keep operation coats at a low level, is a matter of exact record- $'03S; Ikw Wees t crip its cm CF EBHTETiST PrinolptI EvmH f tbWMk Briefly SketeM for lnf- . (nation f Our Nm. Flui for BnflnKVi annual row tare been shanflwd tor tktt yonr. Ailbany collet Witt aitahltas. a pre paratory course tor the benefit of for mer service men. Baker county wool tellere ere worry ing owe she prloe of wool and honing tor a o4dea rise. . . , Tec Linn oounty sefcool teachers hare boon married elaoe Uxe schools closed early this month. - Frelda Campbell, one of this year! graduates of WUlamettt university, baa been awarded a wmolarablp by the French government School superintendents and leading educators of the state will meet at Bo gene Jane IS to discuss some saw de partores In edaoatloa. The Albany chamber of commerce baa decided to open a publicity palgn not only for the elty but for the county and state as well. The Yerrek Logging wunnnny purchased a claim of 190 scree of tim ber land In the southeastern part of Clatsop oounty for $40,000. Coos Bay has hopes of being liberal ly supplied with gasoline by the latter part of the month. A number of pri vate shipments an en route. Several hundred beautiful grown on the state house grounds were sent to Portland Tuesday for exhi bition during the annual rose show. Japanese, who grow a major portion of the strawberries of the Hood River valley, are reaping a rich harvest this year, with fruit selling at a record price. The cereal crops of Oregon been immensely benefited by the fre quent rains of the past two weeks. The rains have also helped the fruit growers. OorvaJUls la to have a new costing In the neighborhood of $300,- 000, according to articles of Incorpora tion filed la the state corporation de partment. The 12th annual state educational conference given under the auspices of the University of Oregon will be held Friday, June SB. on the campus in Bugene. After reaching a height of 20 feet the highest for the season, the Colum bia river t Hood River Is again at a standstill, and It is believed the bag been passed. At a picnic of the Rook Creek Meth odist church In Clackamas oounty, on July i, a feature will be the celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of the min istry pf Rev. A. J. Josslyn. A trail seven miles long la constructed by the Western Lane For est Patrol association between Esmond creek, en the Sluslaw river, across the divide to. the mouth of Twin Bisters. The fossil of a prehistoric whale, relic of the mlocene period, has bees found on the Oregon coast near New port by Dr. Earl L. Packard, professor of geology In the University of Oregon W. J. Chamberlain, state entomolo gist from Oregon Agricultural college at Gorvallle, la In Klamath Falls to direct a campaign for the eradication pf the pine beetle. He will be there all summer. Not in several years has the peet been so favorable for crops in the dry-land districts of Baker county as it Is this year. Unless the unfore seen happens the county will turn In a big grain production. A total of 868 permits to appropriate water anil ten permits to construct res ervoirs were issued by Percy Cupper, state engineer, during the period from January 1 to June 1, 1920, according to a report made public. A deal involving the Albany Mill Elevator company and the levators at Tallman and Tangent was recently closed with Max Ho user of Portland, whereby the Portland Flouring Mtlli company becomes the owner. Eighteen bead of pure-bred Short horn and Hereford heifers have bees purchase by L. E. McDanleli, newly appointed oounty agent' of Harney county, to be distributed among calf club members of the oounty. The North Bend baseball team will open the finest ball ground Coos ooun ty has aver presented to the fans tor Sunday- amusement when the ground south of the Kruse ft Banks shipyard is dedicated June 27. As the result of the refusal of Flynn Co., the largest cigar manufacturers in the northwest, with headquarter in Baker, to meat the wage demands made by olgar makers, the men walk ed out, and the Industry Is practically at a standstill. Leroy Chllds, superintendent of the Hood River experiment station, has warned growers to watch their or ofaards carefully to prevent the inroads of fire blight Tbe disease, tt was stated, has been found In orchard tracts on the Hood Rlver-Weaoo ooun ty line Just east f the range at hills between Hood River and the Mooter district - 1m assralaiy of state IrMay a. oarvad two checks aggregating riOy lM.lt, covering the salea oi gasoline and dlsttllate la Oregon for the month of May y the Associated Otl company of California and the Shell Oil com pany of California. The SMrsbsed sire campaign that haa became nation-wide will be foe- tsrwd by the Lane County Pure-Bred Livestock association. The plan of this campaign la to enoourage nothing but juit-bred aires among the herds of flso tamers and stock raisers. With only three votes cast against it Urn proposition of bonding the Grants Pass Irrigation district In the sum of $400,000 was carried at the special electloa Saturday, the pro eeeda of the bond tome to be used in the construction of a gravity Irrigation project A carload of IT heavy draft horses was snipped out of Albany by express billed to Com d'AJene, Idaho. The expressage amounted to almost $600.' but the shipper estimated that con sidering the feed bill and time lost It would coat almost aa much to sand the j horses by freight . j Mora than 1000 people viewed the Impressive ceremonies Incident to the laying of the cornerstone of the afa sonic and Eastern Star home near Forest Grove. Judge Earl C. Bro naugh, -grand master, and Mrs. Alberto a McMurphy, worthy grand matron. were In oharge of the ceremonies. Bids opened tor furnishing supplies tor the state Institutions during the six months starting July 1 and ending December SI Indicate a substantial In crease in prices when compared with the proposals received for similar sup plies last December, according to R. B. Ooodln, state purchasing agent Oregon, with purchases of war sav ings securities aggregating I cents per capita for the monjh of April and with a total of 61 cents per capita for the year up to May 1, ranks third among the states of the union, according to a report Issued by J. A. Churchill, state superintendent of public instruc tion. The first wagon to cross the sum mit of the Cascade mountains by way of the McKensle river highway left the Lost creek ranch above McKensle bridge Sunday, June 12, and sucoeeded In making the trip without a great deal of difficulty, according to word from Sisters, on the other side of the mountains. The copious showers that have vis ited Morrow oounty within the last tea days give promise of the heaviest crop of wheat that haa been harvested since 1018, which was the banner crop In the history of the county. Within the period named more than an inch of moisture ha fallen and the preolpl tatlon haa been general. Automobile tourists passing through Baker have made statements to the effect that at Salt Lake City thousands travelers had been turned from the aid Oregon trail because of erroneous reporta that It waa Impossible to ob tain gasoline la Oregon. In Idaho the tourists were told that gasoline In Ore gon coat 6( oenta a gallon. Under the direction of a cltlEsna' commlttae headed by Mayor Eastes, W. R. Speck, Standard Oil manager at Bend, suspended deliveries of gasoline to all garages and service stations. With only 8000 gallons of motor fuel on hand, and no shipments prom ised, sale of gasoline was confined to the pine milling companies, mail stages, physicians and proprietors of milk routes. F. A. Elliott atate forester, has re turned from Bend, where he obtained an emergency landing field to be used by aviators engaged in patrolling the forests of central Oregon during tbe approaching fire season. The field eontalaa several hundred acres and Is located near Crane prairie. Another emergency field will be located a abort distance south of Mount Jefferson, ac cording to Mr, Elliott Certificates of 'nomination affecting all successful candidates of the publican and democratic parties at the reeemt primary election were mailed Saturday by Sam Koaar, secretary ol la case where a candidate of one party waa defeated, but received the nomination of another party, be will not receive a certificate. Refusal by the secretary of state to Issue thee. certificates Is authorised under a law at the 101$ session of the leg lalature and which became effeetlvi for the first time at the recent pri mary contest. The so-called compromise regarding the framing of tbe Roosevelt bird ref uge xaaaaure, to be au emitted to the voters of Oregon at the November ejksotlon, is very ansatisfaotory, ac cording to Percy Cupper, state engi neer. The original bill he says, caused i a storm of protest and 0 conference waa oaMad In Portland tor tbe purpose of reaching some agreement among tbi persons Interested In tbe bird refuge and tbe irrigatloaiato adjacent to Mal heur lake. Nothing waa aecompllahaf at this conference, according to Mr. Cupper, and the measure aa revamped la not aaUsfaotory. Mr. Cupper eon- tends that Oregon ewaa too mtteh land at the present time gad that tbe estab lishment of mora reserves will nan a tendency to increase taxes ylthonl gaining tor the taxpayers eoiraapon REAL TRUCK SERVICE W haa maie a epsBisBy ef doiei uUac BMTartoa folks. We hav tore good trucks aad a good team aad ther an laaadUaV by careful aad reliable drtran who will asm jou to roar advaaa tage, whttker it la a ejaaQ parcel Tea wish handled la a hurry, or freight le tea lote to at fftas Portland. We will stake tajpe asm where at ear state. . ' . . . . Beaverton PHOTOGRAPHS D. Perry Evans : Portrait Photographer Phoue Mala TIM) p a. - XTOH WaaWitftta. St. PORTLAND, OREGON Large quantities of strawberries are being marketed in rarest Orove .this week and local residents' have enjoyed the finest of this fruit at a very nominal charge. Rather tempt- Ing to the fellow from the East who happened to get in hen during Shrin - .WANT AOS rOI ORSGONIAN May be left at The Times office orteJeDhcinethntoRFrjonaa llllllllllllllllll PEARL OH (KSBOSBNB) -O.L COOCSIWB iiiiiiiiii H. WOODFORD Contractor and BaiUer Old or New Work Route 4, Box M. Beavevtoa, Ore. STROUD & CO,, Inc. Rtsl Egtsta Loam Iniurincs Beavarton, Ore. HOME BAKERY FOR HOME COOKING lee Crewe ' ' ' Tobacco Freak Breed Delly Pastry of All Klada A 0. Y0UN8, Crap. Quality No matter whera jrou buy"Red Crown," you alwaya get tha aamehigh-qualityfuL It ia made to meet tha ' requiremonta of yout engine. "Red Crown" b aU-ra. Bnery (ajoUna with the full and continuous chain of boiling poise Decc. aary ior ready itarttng, quick and smooth acceler atioa, steady, dapendabl power and long mUeaa. Look: ior the "Red Crown" aign befora m aH, tiaasaju) on, coatAi i j llllllll vhe Gasoline ofQusify F. H. JOHNSTON, SfiMAgtiU, Livery Stables j ! et wank. J ) , , i tmmk drove Newe-Teuea. aTaiwi. fc MM A C I ' lllV I tee HrVnUliaal 1 Teacher of Piaaa ' ' Testimonials iron Paris and Ibplg Conservatory. Auiaortaed tsacaer of dbdowaky Progressive Beries. GARDNER PROGRESSIVE SCHOOL - OF aUIIMO ' Ellen bldg. Portlaad Mala UU CADYBLDG. ' ' Ueavenea 1 ' Tkarsdaya ' Eaperieaeed teachers of plaao, voice, vMia and tstkeUe daaeiug. HOI ICS TO CBKDITORB Notice is hereby given that the on dersigned uae been appointed by the County Court ol the auto ol Oregon, for Washington County, aumuiistra tru of toe eutato of Louie C. liino bart, deceased, and has duly aueJUied hart, deceased, and haa duly qualified as such administratrix, ana all par sons having claims against said es tate are hereby required to present aame duly verilled to tka undersigned at Beaverton, Oregon, Bout e,Box at, witnin six months trout the date of the -lust publication of this notice. blM H. RiNUHAai', ' Adminietratrix. uata ol first publication, May lU-lo NOTICI TO CIBDITORS In the Caanty Court at Ike gists of Oregon for Ike County ai Wash ington. In Ike Matter of the Batata of Ne tea Hoover, deceased. Notice is 'hereby given that the aw. dersigned has been appointed admin istratrix of the Eitate of Newton Hoover, deceased, by ths County Court of the State of Oreiron for the County of Washington, and haa qualified. aii persona having claims against aid estate are hereby notified to present same, dulv verified aa hv law required, to the undersigned at the unite ui area Jensen, veay nulla inc. Beaverton. Oreion. within eix months from the date hereof. Dated and first publiabed May i, 1920. LOVELIA HATTIB HOOVER, Fred Jensen, Cady Building, Bea verton, Oregon, Attorney for Ad ministratrix. 23to Sttndtrd (XI Co., wWo CVey f mJl eaakl Bet 1 las benefits.