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About Beaverton times. (Beaverton, Or.) 191?-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 20, 1920)
' rr"""""",-f : I mm .. ' ' 0 ee to cicra cj3 th g--- t IbU tzd a frvr cars cf psist at OjcL We cany a fc3 lbe cf the best GROCERIES in the narkct. W. P. McGEB HtJgt BmVbtg , Btwtrton, Oregon "A Sqasre Deal to All." IE TH3 CAPITCI !Hm .srasnl 9mm av 1 , ton e tn Cs aM. I are wHyu tan sssl toiim t IHdAStene,' . hat W 1 fc SS1IVSU USTv.nw-w "- - kiss. TV rAiV visits , D. q.i Ian. usury '"'" taef waryfcaJ Ins fc'"" to HiiebotwWIata.rwa SMS M Wt FRED JENSEN inKnuf 1 40 to 10 ! A. H. DaOy Cjgflss: Tta Beard sf Tsnae. W.LPEGG DMDBtTAKB AND nnmuc hbkiob Calk aeonmed day sit. FrsasjS aVawlaB YaavTOoT . - Oaepaa The Guenoey cow hu Had jmnorteBca in the tatea recently and ii being adrocat ed by broaden aa profitable Mill ment Many Guernseys will be shown at the itate fain tail yssr. Ongen quite recently imported 69 Gusrnseye iron the ielind, end theee wen die tribnted by let E. L. Wwtover ep pomtad weetern field representative at the American Guemiey Cattle Club, bu opened an office in the Northwestern bank bide, in Portland, but will travel all over hia field. Ha will probably be in thii ctty eome time near atate fair time. Bend Two lawmilla and all leg ging eampa of Booth-Xelkqr Lumber Pennsylvania During the MONTH of AVGUST, with each Vacuum Cud Tire our- chased at our garage, we will give one " Ton lestea' l uoe or corres ponding size an indispensable combination for the motorist who demandsabsolutely highestquality. Though this offer it made to introduce these highest quality tues and tubei to car owners not yet familiar with their merits, we're not putting up die bars against our rtgulv customers. We want them to share in this distribution ana enjoy aU the benefits nt customers enjoy. Get your tires and FREE TUBES TODAY. If not now in need of ores, you can by personal appUeanos, Dy teiepoone, or by letter avail yourseU of this splendid FREE offer by buying Vacuum Cup Tire for Fall and Winter, or later AdjoatmoBt baili per warranty tag atfcMbad to each easing: Vacuum Cap Fwbrie Tins Mue Vaauaa Cop Card Tins M0 Mil Q:io Erickson & Co. E&verton, Oregon c Oeusa Ctork H. A. KusaStask s flUAdasr the entstjr b Mr- . eavdar Vnd A. ftrcnat dM aat da so watt. abeMfcnSaaVM. Fataer OoeteUee aa wnnei ma 1 Ha wuVntaia thia tall to take m kise0 IPwU Wert, ef See Biet abm, cam aM Waat, of bnajoirUM, Oragaa. BMTOIS CkeCt -D TO JOIN W I AP CAMPAIGN Tkte aiMr ail field of farm advertklac weeth NtSMO anaaally I aa opeaia ep a uragva wn amTvnflt to tawijaa nnMiakM tald he C. J. toelL errieejtarel snat editor at 0. A. u, to ins PM awienai datias in the local pariaa. n A. PhimU and iaam H. Wall bnagkt wit agaiaat Ward lavkfar the valna of broken rootaiunat win dow bat wan noanited and aakad ta pay m Jndee BaaiaT baa 1 uat (4iiivtTnM aaeJnsa the coart baildiu a road tkreark tke property of Ceruaaa uoiuoay mine eeiten part tn eo i pert CUtaop county nu been (inn aatU September SO to file transcript of ap peal to the Snpnaw Court kt da EMM verdict of Contractor fakV Mn. Nellie Ihncraft and eea, Pnl, Ka k hen vieithw nlatlTea ban and at other Oregon potato for aov- eial weeaa, text tno iirat oi ue for her homo in the Alberto oh rw. nek lm materiaa Ibieaab the Tillamook county beaebaa tkie montb. harms returned mm noueeu,, m Eaaten Oncon, but week. He baa been workinc than einee aehaal eloeed at O. A. C. but Juno. The Sherwood Telephone Co. has been Tinted permiafion to raiw ito ntee on linoa is Woahinfton and Vinikill CntmtieL after asBneatmn duly filed with the State Public Bor neo lammieaion. Miii Lila Myara, daucbtar of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hyara, of Shady Brook, who oat off her left thumb but week while apUttmc Undlias, is fettinc alenc wy nioely under the can of Dr. Smith. lira. C. J. Widrlek, of Paaeo. Waah., died in a PorUacd honitol innet a. ued a nan. She wae a dauVhtar of T. A. Bhea and a eiatar of Hn. Chaa. A. leunkm, or tuue bon. Funeral eerricee won held m thii city hut Thursday. ' Keriitration book! are now open and will nmais open until M days prior to election. The County Clerk arret everyone who baa changed nil precinct residence linn hia but reg ietntion to reguter now and avn trouble. To rieit hia old homo in the Blue r.raa reffione of nentocnr ana men get back to Bt Louie for the eonren- tlOB OX uie DpeniM w Twemne. the Man ox Ijou nmney, wno ie Sunday. He will Tiait brother, and uteri at Glasgow, k. Hn. Harriet Bagby, of Molalla, wha hee haon the aueai of her aTand- daughter, Hn, Thomas Counell, for aenral weeka, waa entertained at a birthday dinner and family reunion flnvut-v nf Xmmt week at the home of Mr. and Hn. Connell. Many rela- tiTee and fnenoi wen p reject rrora built ud a hic thele Imrm Bettnma.' declared, 'ted united cooperation In extending the practice pnaueea aplendid reaulte." me couaga u euvuvmnner vm m Mhilirv a? ieanliur a bulletin on the odTantages and metaoos of farm advertiaing. Will Kiaibit at State Fair ' The Qnen Dahw Council il nlaa- ning to bar an exhibit at the state fair in Salem and at the Pacific In ternational Linoteck Eltpoeltion. The exhibit wilt show the content of milk and the booth will bo attracthre hr decorated with poeten abswmg the food value of milk and others Ueut by the National Dairy Council. The Council la alee nttinc the butter men together to atnee tne met tnae then U no auhatitute for butter. Ad vocating milk reconai tor eeboola whereby the teacben an willinf to co-operate is another feature of the uairy vouneu won. TIMELY BMAIUTO NEW MADE CITIZKKB Itting a number of men to i in Joeepn a. uans' court Uaru aats w ejtwe t!emvweB ia to blame for the unaatiafactoTy ceoaua rcturnt ii the opinion of w. D. Bennett, of Port land, candidate for Public Service Commieaioaer on the Democratic ticket, who wae hen met week. He laya that then was not eufueieut money appropriated to bin cestui taken to go around, much lees to pay iter I or uwrougn auu wniu adeouaU "Tka aeeraam farm rielde loan asuw wona or proouoe taae could bo marketed tevougk adrertu srotitaalr its in the oom- muaity pnaa tkaa la any other war." he aU 'Thia wsuM bo Sliuufluu worth of thia elaaa of nroduoe for the near MMMO farmt of the etote. "Big auauMss allowi not leu than S per cent of grate amies for adnr tiiinr, and thia beau would call for the um of So,00 for local adrerue ing. The grower of the produce, the eoneumor, and the preee, would ben efit from thia practice. No legitt- At Ae ( n ... i e.i.eeae. I .- J the akked ataletet of tke world ataetl , Let ua MEET you, we koow we can aem you well! Ok. BcrthcH Feed Stcre HAT, OaUIN, FEED, SEED, AND FOULTBT lUPPUMS haUTaatTON . OBSaWh .anWSbmWrWcSvsas FOLDES) DaaCUBBS ' aUKBlATION AEEAI The ipeakar laid that the collage had already takea thii eauee up win nrmerr orgaiuaaraona am uhutki ual farman, and that the farman wen ready to lire the plan a trial to a much greater extent than before. 'A number of osnore nan eirouur itrona." Mr. Mclatoah John R. Olden, of Heppner, through hia attorneyi, Han, hUAIoar Pet en, baa just foreeloeed a aurtgage on the plant and property of the Pa cific Potato Starch Company at Eeararton. Mr. Olden financed the operation! of thia company and as the leaeona ban seen unaroreblo for the manufacture of potato etareh, he has oocMoa to raw over ne ax flirt of the cotttpaay. The County Coon hat arranged Ua intention to complete the rocking of the Tualatin Highway from Forest Grove to tne lamaiu uany una tUt leaaon. Two crows an at work. One at Gaston is working toward font Orova and the one at Galea Greek ia working out frees Forest Grave. Estimates an made that the work to Duley wm Be eoeapieuM thu week and that the two erewt will meet by the smodle of October. The county court hee sscsstly ex pended about im .for teem novel to be need in niaUaf full on a number of treetle asnruiehes to bridne wbh will soon hen to be roktaced. Ths shsnl was .shipped from surfen. Ohio, aad stouM nach the county by iewaeibor 1. It wffl tint be put to work on the WO feet of trestle work eonth of the Tualatin River hrifs tn JseaM Mnnu, mnk of kiilahore. Tee earth will be dumped from the bridge floor. The 4,0uO fast north of the river spas on ttossms bnea wfO later be filled, at win alas toe ism face of matte week an the lnunr Creak brides west of nilissmw. The death of Joatah Wast, aluaeor indsded. -forest Gran Nowt-TiaMa. in Odcago, Judge tnsmi "In thia day of usnst, when I . M , . J - I , 1 . II 11 wvinaee www eea misuwu, w important that you whs are about to become citlaona of the United States of America aball fully appreciate the pricaleas heritage wucn is ssoi to he aonferrad unon you. The United Itates is a govern ment intended to protect the hum hlaat In hie navertv. In hia liberty. and in bis character, and no man Das the right to nnounw bii allegiance ta hia mother country and ask to be came an integral put of thia govern ment soloes ho fully appreciates the advantage! of being s eiusen of theee United Htataa. "Wa vaaaamlea in thia eonntrv no chunk, and we rocognue no diviaion in religion, race, creed or color. Wo an a unity; wa itand behind the elt- uon eo long aa ne itanos oeninu ue government, and union you who an about to iwoar allegiance to the con ititution of the United Statoo stand ready and willing to defend that con stitution you an perpetrating a fraud in endeavoring to tec Mrtiflaafce nf nafcuraliiatian. "Thii ia not s government for capital or labor) this ia not a govern ment for the rich or for the poor. This is s government for all, and it lice within, the power of the citisen, if ha la diaaatlafiad with anv law or with any conititution, to eecun by peaceful meant a change; and we have no patience wits any one, or any dan, which has for Ua slogan the endeavor to tear down our initits tioas. "Wa ia not meet nor will we totente in our country anarchy or any monmeat which seeks to over tun thii government other than by peaeerai meane LONG LIFE IN THE COUMTBT The enrage ago at death of the American farmer is seven yesre higher than that of the etty business man. The average age of the coun try woman ia five yean above that of the city eroman. The average age of the factory mechanic at death mtiat he avaa laal than that of the city benmeea nun, 11000 working eon. ditient in so many onope sn net healthr. 80 the voune- 101x1 wno give up good home! In Beaverton to reeert to ctUos, pnctieally gin up s or M yuan at uetr uvea. UNION HIGH SCHOOL PROJECT WAS LOST rha the fare of the reauna Sasde OS election night bet week the News Timee reported that tke Pfopoeitiou a the fourteen ecnoN cutnets aua te Fenat Crows ia s mlaaawh aehal Aatriet had carried. Whoa the orncml count wss suds, it wae found that Ueiee row essanei wUeh wsa morted 4 to 1 in favor of to unite th propcoiuoa had iieen reported wrosg and la rssltrr it ntodTto 1 t-uaet the proaoeiUea. t ala rondt tied the eleetien and the stwsosmoa mnsst fee carried out safal anether Meevtan ia held, which und no doubt be bad and another dutriet or two A - illuitrtd which iacludoa a man of the srlaslssl highway! for the ontii state of On ion has luat bean iuuad by the For- aat Sarvloa. Thu u the fust ttSM thia heaneh af the United States De partment of Agrtcultun has msed a ma of the entin atate. The new puolieetiea ahould prove of immenet value to all persona, particularly antorlote, aaaking recreation in this region snoowea wua men a vaneay of natural attraction!. The booklet la entitled, "Road sad BscneHon Map of Oregon," and con tains deeoriptiona of recreation apots in the national foreita of thie atate. Then plctaienque ansa, msny of them heavily foneted, an "in every aenao tree ncreation groundt," aays the pamphlet, "and no trammeli aid put on your enjoyment. AU the For est Service eaka is that you bo care ful with fin and that you look to the proper imitation of your camp" Net only ia this wonderland char BfltariBad hv aeanea infinitely varied. but as the map tnowt, they an easily scsaaaiDie. in we conawucuuu the pretest highway wttem the For ce! Service baa played an important part, having built many miles of road. When ail plant ban been car ried out, then will be over a thous and milea of good highway in theee netjoswl tomato. Many well-laiL.out camp aitai await the outdoor enthuiiaat Sev eral of than an eleee by ttreaml when fith an abundant and when hunting ii good. Numeroui camp groundt an equipped with itons fire- K'acei. The exteniive telephone ays mi of the Forett Service sn nil able to the pubUe tne is cans of emergency. Notable among the recreation plae ae mentioned an the Biuslsw re aorta in the national foreet bearing that name, the Eagle Creek camp groundt, Columbia Gorge Park, Lab man and Hideway Springs, the An thony Lake Region, Crater National Park, Deed Indian Soda Spring!. Oregon Cavea, Wenaha Springs, and MeKensie Bridge. The latter is s Mecca for tourists and is the out fitting point for many campers and huntera in the north end of the Cas cade National Forest. Persons de tiring copies of thii pamphlet may obtain them by addreaaing s request to the Diitrkt font tar, Portland, Oregon, PRUNE GROWERS WILL HEAR NOTED SPEAKERS Because the gatolino situation seemed uncertain, officer! of the Wathingtou County Farm Bureau have given up the idea of a prune tour and instead will hold a prune chautauqua at the Pacific Univenity campus ill day Saturday of this weak. Laadine- autnoritiea on nruno culture, prune diseases and prune marketing nave neon aeoureu tor tne dav and a baakat dinner will be held. Ie your orchard producing two tons dried, or better, regularly T How long enouis a prune tne near com mercial cropiT Does heart-rot affect Sour prof Itit Is nitrate the beat fer iliaert How about animal manuni, cover crone, early cultivation prac tical and iprayingT What becoratt of your pnnes after delivery to the pecking noun? How about the fu ture of the prune induitryt - The beet authoritiM in the stato will ans wer then oueitioni. Bring your family and lunch and pond the dsy. Free coffee will bo fumithed by the Forest Grove Com mercial Club. The program will be held, rain or hbie. 8m the full program, pa re 7. The nil is signed by the Waihing ton County Firm Bureau. A. I. Wettcott, president, end Earl Pearty, horticultural project. PACIFIC UNIVERSITY NOTES OF INTEREST Pnfeiior Hates is en his wsy homo. In Now York, Chicago and Galeeburg ha viilted Wlllardt. He vioited rolatlvea In Omaha, Norfolk, and Franklin, Nebrsiks. His plsni fnm there included Denver, the Gnnd Canyon, Los Angeles, and home by boat. Ha expect! to reach Fonst Grove tome time next week. Mies Cartwright Is convsleeclng in Seattle safer a serious operation. She expect) to visit in Fonst Grove next week. She does not plan to teach next year but hopes to be sbls to do graduate study the second aemeeter. Coach Day writes fnm his horns in Nebrsske that he Is going te have a busy year at Marthalltown. He hopes to be back la Oregon for I visit within year. A. A. Wagner, 11, sonde a cheek for the college and espressos delight st the progress P. U. is making. He ia working for the Government In s munitions plant at Indian Head, Hd. Mn. Wagner wss tteisa Bollinger, 11. Tommy Fowler la coming hack sad hopee to bring Watt Loast with him. The iaenssss In null GIBAL TRUCKING DAILY TRIPS TO PORTLAND Offbjs IN Ash n Broadway UM AIRY BARNES Proa. Eotrcrtca Ccs&0-i "For 1 Better Bnvertea" R. H. JONAS, Pneidest FRED JENSEN, Vies Pnewtat J. FRANK STROUD, Seentary DOT ORAY, Tsaasun Jala new walls tke Charter k Otsa I STROUD & CO., Ice! I Rssl EttiiJ I R Loans Insuranes 8 I Btavirton, Ore. lJaaaaaaa)fjfjaaMiaaaaaMnnnO Ecsfertoa Lctar Yinl F. 0. aUUUMaVOa, P10F. AO Uans sf Glass Falsi . Ystslsh HaSe Litk Shingles Urns Plaatsr eome Just in time to sfxsct our peo ple uulte an Item to thon who come torn the East. Ellis Stebmns sad Clifford Lsna- don, of Cimai, Waih., will be among the new ttudentt. Opal Stewart, who seeund the Bcholarihlp fnm the Qsiton High School, is coming to Paciflo Univsr ilty. Bha says her dais wUI attend to the extent of 100. Miit Miry F. Psrnhsm left Mon day for a week at Neah-Kah-Nle bench. A good friend of Paciflo University recently nnt s check for one huaeml dollan "to be loaned to needy ste dents sad returned with s low ones of intensk when they an sbls sad Uiut kept rotating along and doing good all the time." Wo an vary grateful for this gift, which will be much spprseistod by theee whs ben efit by it The gift of the Cllu of IMS takea the form of a cement walk fnm the north entrance of Marsh Hall to Be. rick Hall, s dlitance of shout SM fort. ThU is quite sn undertaking for .mall class, and the gift it the Hon appreciated for that reason. It wUI be remembered that the Clsas of lilt built a walk fnm lbs main in trance to trie north entrance of Marsh Hall. Then permanent wslks sn vary welcome improvement and add fleet ly to the sttnctiTsnsM of the sssv pus. : Then Is every promiM at tat pres ent tints that then will be eonaideva bly over ens hundred new eoUoge itudeato enrolling st the opening of the school year, Sept. 14. Students new and old an sntklpsting the year with a gnat deal of enthutuim sad sn impatient for school to be gut. The year 1H0-U is sure to be a great year. Dont fail to watch it and nan a part fat ft. The College ass decided to coatbwe the benefit of tno college tuition to ss-ssrvlM man. State eld of 11 a month la alio available. Thoae wLo re ceived thii aid iait year wUI not need to make new asplieaUoa, but a np- aixwavit is necessary) ana suntary blanks for this purpose have haw eat out fnm the college offln. Nest year the college will be required, un der the now Isw, to mi reports with regard to sad quality af work, and trad seta ss calving the stats aid sn required I ban st Issst sixty sours a assaSJi af
