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THE CAPITOL
A Weekly Nevreneeer, kMd Friday.
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Quality Goes Ckarlhmufh
Call on us for a -demonstration
of its particular
merits and the names of
satisfied users.
We believe in the Dort because we've
seen it given a thorough test; bebause it's
made by a reliable company; because it's
the most popular car in the Middle West
where it is made, was first tried out and is
best known; because we know personally
many satisfied users; but most of all be
cause we have examined every bolt and
bearing and we know that "Dort quality
goes clear through."
Losli Ci Schtottmann
Dort, Velie and Cbvelaaal Cm. Samson Tractors and Tracks.
Highway Garage Beaverton, Oregon
the Beaverton (Oregon)
WASHINGTON COUNTY
GETS ROAD MONEY
Hon than $14,000 has come to
Washington County for : Market
FRED JENSEN
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Cady Balldias
Inn 81M to 10:30 A. M. Daily
Portland Offioa: 720 Board of Trade.
Scholia Phoaa.
Beaverton Ontw
W.E.PEGG
UNDERTAKER AMD
FUNERAL DIRECTOR -Liceaaad
Erabelmer
Calls answered day or night
Prompt Service
BEAVERTON - - Oregon
roads from the state fund for that
purpose. Portions of this sum have
already been assigned to the Cedar
Mills-North Plains road, to the
Farmmsrton river road leading from
Hillsboro to Scholls and to the
Scholls-Laurel road. The county
court is now busy making its plans
for appropriations in connection with
this fund and civic bodies throughout
the -county are asked to participate.
Came to Beaverton Livery last
Tuesday, one brown mare, about 4
years oil, weight 1260. Lewis Bos.
32tl
Leon Noble has returned from
Boise, Idaho, where be went to at
tend the burial of his father.
Rabbits for sale, pets, breeding and
eating. Phone 36 -11.
w. u uuooei and l,. e. Kutnrun
have comtileted their work at the
Standard Oil plant and have left for
ttarrisburg, uregon.
FOR BALE 1 double. 2 sincle driv-
inr taraess, 1 saddle. Jos, Btrger,
Hazeldale. Beaverton. 28tf
QUALITY
Red Crown gasoline
has a continuous chain
of boiling points. It is
an alliefinery gasoline,
STANDARD OIL COMPANY '
F, H. JOHNSTON, Spteitl Agent, StuuUri Oil Co., Betvetton Ortg
REAL TRUCK SERVICE
We have made a specialty of doing hauling for Beaverton folks.
We have two good truck and a good team and they an handled
: by careful and reliable driven who will serve you to your advan
,tage, whether it be a small parcel you wish bandied In a hurry, or
. freight in ton lots to or from Portland. We will make trips any
where at any time.
Beaverton Livery Stables
PHOTOGRAPHS
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THE COUNTRY NEWSPAPER
In commentimr on the attack of a
metropolitan daily which attempted
u oeutue tne political influence ox
the country weekly and daily over the
land, Harry Hammond, editor of the
Byron. California. Times, one of the
liveat and moat progressive papers
in me country, says:
"While the country paper is small,
It is doing just as much, in its way,
for the progress and development of
the section it serves as any of the
larger papers, and m some cases a
great deal more, because, as a rule.
the bigger the paper the more its
opinions are dominated from the
counting room, something never
thought of by the country weekly,
which boosts its locality all the time
without thought of receiving pay for
such service.
"The people of a country commu
nity swear BY and not AT their local
paper. It carries far greater weight.
politically and otherwiso, with them
than does the paper of metropolitan
pretentions. The country weekly is
closer to the hearts of its readers
than is the case with the large newspapers."
DEVELOP WATER POWER AND
SAVE OIL
The need of hydro-electric develop
ment is shown by a late U. S. geolog
ical survey report. It shows that the
United State is consuming its oil sup
ply fourteen times as fast as the rest
of the world.
This fact is brought to the public
in a warning of fuel shortage to come
with the present rate of consumption.
The last figures on the world's oil
supply disclose that foreign countries
are using only one-half as much pe
troleum as the United States, while
they have seven times as much oil
in the ground.
Foreign countries are now using
about 200,000,000 barrels of oils
yearly, but they have resources large
enough to last over 260 years. The
United states at the present rate of
consumption of more than 400,000,000
barrels a year has only an eighteen
year supply. In other words, the
United States is using up its own oil
supply fourteen times as fast as the
rest of the world.
Instead of mining out petroleum so
rapidly, we must either depend more
and more on oil from other sources
or get along with less oil. Our chil- i
dren will doubtless do both. The i
Manufacturer.
AS IT SEEMS
TOME
H. B.
That just because you know you are
right, don't contradict people.
Dont be inquisitive this applies
to your wife or your best friend.
Suppose yours iant just as good
don't knock the better ons.
That it isnt a good plan to think
everybody in the world is having an
easier time than you are.
Don't iparade your aches and pains
nobody cares if your ear or head
aches or it you have "rheumatiz."
That molasses will catch more flies
than vinegar.
That some people talk more relig
ion in ten minutes than they practice
in ten years.
That if fish .would nt bite on Sun
day more men would be found at
church.
That a man's wife always thinks
he has been drinking when he calls
her an angel.
That what society really needs is
a chaperon to chaperon the chaperons.
That the best talkers are usually
the poorest quitters.
That a girl stands before a mirror
while dressing so she can see what's
going on.
That the average woman knows
how to manage her daughter's hus
band.
That in order to successfully argue
with a woman all you have to do is
keep silent .
cheeks.
That lots of folks spend more for
gasoline than their graudparents did
for groceries. And still thev com
plain of their lot
That two wrongs make a riot.
That WA flhmiirln't tmVo nmhihitiA.
too seriously- it was just put over
on the country as a bit of dry humor.
That the size of a woman'; nhne
has a great deal to do with dress re
form.
News of
Public la
the County Seat
J. C. Kuratli spent several days
last week at Raymond, Wash.
Father J. F. Costello is spending his
vacation at Skagway, Alaska.
District Attorney E. B. Tongue is
back at his office again after a long
illness.
P. W. Westfall has sold his place
at Huber and bought 200 acres above
Mountaindale.
Charles Vanderwal was recently
here from Rockaway and reports s
lively crowd at the beach resort
Work has begun on the new par
sonage for the Methodist Episcopal
church.
Miss Mea Buckingham, former
Hillsboro high school teacher, died
recently at her home in Kelso, Wash.
C. M. Johnson lost 93 and a gold
watch on the same night and in the
same manner that the Burkhalter
home was burglarised.
Marriage licenses were issued dur
ing the week to Clifford Leslie Nord
man and Louise Freeman, Louis H.
Henry and Alta J. Brooks.
Mrs. C. J. Akins died Julv 25 at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Fred
Bowlby, and the funeral was held
the following day. She is survivied
by lour cnudren.
Train crews on the Tillamook line
now number four logging crewB in ad
dition to the regular train force and
loads of logs going into .Portland are
a dailv occurrence.
John Gaarde, of Tigard, was here
last week with a party of Eastern
people who are interested in Waning-
Dr. C E. Mason
PhorM Calls ARMored Day
and Night
BEAVERTON OREGON
GENERAL TRUCKING
DAILY TRIPS TO PORTLAND
Office m Ash 8t
Broadway 3864 .
Phone Beaverton 15-11
HARRY BARNES Prop.
Beaverton
Commercial dob
"For a Better Beaverton"
R. H. JONAS, President
FRED JENSEN, Vice President '
J. FRANK STROUD, Secretary
DOY GRAY, Treasurer
Join bow while the Charter la Open
STROUD & CO., Inc.
Real Estats
Loans Insurance
Beaverton, Ore.
HOME BAKERY
FOR
HOME COOKING
Frnb Breul Duly
Paltry of All Kind.
ft. a Y0UN6, Prop.
Beaverton Lumber Yard
F. 6. HATJLENBBCK, PROP.
AH Kind, of
BUILDING MATERIAL
Glass Paint - Vanish . Nana
Lumber
Lath
Shingles
Lima .
Plaster
Gravel
Sand
Etc.
BEAVERTON OREGON
HEAT"
COMiTOT
PEARL OIL"
(KEROSENE)
n
XAimAW ok ccnNY
WOMEN'S
Pomps and Shoes
$1.89
Bishop Bros.
FOR QUALITY
ton County.
W. J. Merrick and H. H. Vaughn
have taken the name of the Hillsboro
Lumber Company ior their mill, for
merly the Hanna-Mathews Co.
Francis Linklater and Alva Patton,
former Hillsboro high school princi
pal, have started on an overland trip
to Colorado.
For driving without lights and for
speeding about 30 arrests a week are
being made. Justice Smith put a fine
of fti.GO on those who go in the dark
and $15 for thoe in too big a hurry.
J. iW Hunt, county Clerk of Colum
bia County, was here last week and
reports that the stretch of road be
ween Scappoose and St. Helens has
recentlv been reoaired and the con
tractor ib about ready to turn the
new road open to travel.
Dan Burkhalter was the victim of
petty thieves a week ago when his
trouser pocket was robbed of f 6 while
he slept His bed is close to an open
window and at the open window he
found a carpenter's truss the follow
ing 'morning.
Thp will of Edward F. Wood, of
Tigard, who died July 4, has been
tiled ana gives fiuu eacn w n two
sons and the balance of the estate
of 22000 neTSonal nronerty to his
daughter, Mrs. Hannah Christensen.
i. . rigara is named executor.
Harry Gardner, under sentence in
Multnomah County for the robbery
of the C. C. Store here, tunneled under
the fence at Kelly Butte last week and
escaped, but three others who went
with him were recaptured.
Peter Ritthaler, former resident of
Cornelius, is in jail at Hillsboro
charged with burglarizing the Jack
son Pharmacy at Cornelius some two
weeks ago. The arrest is the result
of some very clever detective work
on the part of Sheriff Alexander and
Mr. Jackson and it is expected that
Ritthaler's associate in the robbery
will be apprehended soon.
Mrs. Elizabeth Eagleton, who was
born in Terre Haute, Ind., in 1843,
and came to Oregon in 1861 and to
Washington County in 1866, where
she has since lived, died at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Mary A. Pitten
ger, in Hillsboro, July 2. She is sur
vived by three sisters and one broth
er: Mrs. Pittenger, Mrs. Thomas H.
Tongue, of Portland and Mrs. J. D
Merryman, of Klamath Falls and Asa
Eagleton, of Portland. She was a
member of the Congregational church.
Mrs. Adele V. Stearns, of Portland,
wants to give the two largest trees
in the county to the public of Washing
ton County and has written to Judge
Goodin, asking that he arrange for
the county to accept them. The trees
are located on her place in Sections
6 and 14. One of the trees is said to
be a giant yellow fir, 16 feet in dia
meter and of corresponding propor
tions and the other is a close mate
for it The judge is favorable to ac
cepting the trees and building a
suitable road to them, according to
reports given out at the courthouse.
This gift is near the bridge on Gales
Creek at Timber and on the line of
the proposed Inland Double Loop
Highway. j
Suit has been filed by Charles Du-1
Bois, who was the other victim when :
Traffic Officer tockdale
collided with a Ford last May, has
filed suit against Sheriff Alexander
for $8000, cUming thit the sheriff
is responsible lor the ac" of hi dep
uties and that Stock dale was atj
fault in the accident He asks $7600
general damages and $600 specific
damages. The Aetna Casualty and
Surety Co., the sheriff's bondsmen,
are made parties to the suit The
complaint alleges that Stockdale was
traveling in a careless manner, at
from 60 to 70 miles per hour, that he
waa driving with ne hand and using
the other to fire at a law violator,
and that he collided with plaintiff
when plaintiff was on the right side,
of the road. The complaint further
recites that the plaintiff waa injured
so as to make the amputation of one
finger necessary and to render one
shoulder permanently stiff. Coroner
Limber served the papers on the
sheriff.
FOR SALE Six weeks1 old pigs.
F. H. Schoeae, Route 8, Beaverton,
Os. . lttf
MRS. A.E. GARDNER
Teacher af Piano
Testimonials from Pari and Lsipsig
Conservatory. Authorised teacher of
Godowsky Progressive Series.
GARDNER PROGRESSIVE SCHOOL
OF MUSIC .
Ellen Bldf. Portland
Main M86
CAST BLDG. '
Beaverton
Thursdays
Experienced teachers of
violin and esthetic
.WANT ADS FOR OREGONIAN
May be left at The Times office
or telephone them to B. B. Jonas,
H. WOODFORD
Contractor and Bonder -Old
or New Work
Route 4, Box 20.
Beaverton, Ore.
Beavtrton Fuel Co.
Office for the time beini at City
Bakery.
Delivered in any quantity, any
where, anytime.
Coal for sale
In ton lots or by the sack.
G. H. WOLF
The Beaverton Fuel Co. has pole
wood for sale. Get your order in on
time.
Rogers Auto Transfer
271 Taylor Street
Dsily trips tfi Beaverton, Hillsboro and
Forest Grovo
PhoM; ftWfai 676 A31 10. R. B14S4
GeMTI huUnf-L4w DUtur. Moviac
Beaverton office at Stipe's Gsrsge
C. J. STEVENS
Barber
Agency Palaee Laundry Co.
Shop equipped with Modern Electri
cal applliances equal to1 the best any
where. Baths
Beaverton, Oregon
Binder Twine
Chas. Berthold's
BMverton Feed Store
Ccsirscter
and Bolder f
Old Houtet Remooielexl