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About Beaverton times. (Beaverton, Or.) 191?-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1920)
niDAT, Atranm n, im. pass two) QuatituGoesClMrlhmji A Quality Car at amoderatepricc Heretofore the moderate priced car has lacked equipment or has failed in performance or durability. If it made good in one or two of these qualities, it lacked the third. But die Dort has combined all these de sirable qualities at a moderate cost That's why the Dort is proving so popular with salesmen and others who must use their cars all the time and yet desire every convenience in driving. There's a Dort owner near you. Let tell you his name and show you what the Dort can do for you. Losli Ci Schlottmann Dort. Velu and Cleveland Can. Sim Trmctim and Track. Highway Car age Beaverton, Oregon Lubrication baa acVancedha5l' emrxtbedayaaf tallow on the wjOasassnao wafon hub. Today it is a wnmrr with a correct grada of Zcroloae far aach typo of angina. More than hah the automo tive equipment owners of the Pacific Coast follow the roo ommendationa of oor Board of Lubrication Engineers and use the correct grade of Zerolens for their automobiles, trucks, tractors and airplanes. Ask your dealer for a Correct Lo brication booklet for your en gine. STANDARD OIL COMPAJTY (CahSwsst) A grade foreack engine TRACTORS There ia-a conM gnde of Zedai Cor .ch type a THI MAVMTON TIM it K.LJsaas,Mtaral Oaa tmt by Bun. tl.M Try trading with Beaverton mer-l chants. TooTl like tUm. When you see the wind blowing s d rty piece of paper alone the street. do a little thinking. Men; people are careless every day, or the rubbish 01 various tunas would not he Utter in? enr atreeti aari our Mleya and our byways from day to day. CsreleaB new breeds filth filth breads di sease disease leads to sickness sad death. If every person would use more precaution in the matter of community sanitation we would hare less sickness, longer lire, and greater happiness. None of us may ever hope to be perfect, but we are all open to nnnrovement in one was another. 1 REAL TRUCK SERVICE We have made a siwciahy of doing hauling for Beawton folk. 'We have two good tracks and a good ttam and they an hatK&td by careful and reliable driver, who will serve you to your advan tage., whether it be a small parcel you wish handled in a harry, or freight in ton lots to or from Portland We will make trips any where at anv time. Beaverton Livery Stables j A nmnv dianoaition rvaailv to he desired, but we are in danger of toe ing ours wnen we note toe sis at tne Sunday editions of some of the big city uauiy pa pen. in vW 01 tne alarm 012 shortage of nrint nanar th sise of some of these Sunday editions is profligate in their wasteful ex travagance. Section after section is cunutinea in inem in wruen were li practically no element of news, but which are principally made up of balderdash and modern bunk. Each week it becomes increasingly diffi cult for the country press to secure enough blank paper to print tlwif limited editions, and even that is Bky high in price. If the big dailies wcutd use a little - moderation the country editor would not be driven to the point of desperation in his ef forts to secure paper stock. But the wav of a hog is ever the same. It thin!:? only ax self. WE NEVER CAN TELL These days the country is indulg ing in the pleasing pastime of turn ing out another grist of public of ficials, from president down to the most humble of them all. Today we see great virtues in this man, and that one, and the other, and we expect great things from them. But we never can tell. 8o me times they nwtinre up to ex pectations, and then again they do not measure at all. But ?n filling tkem is great sport, even though at times they bite the hand that made them. PII0T06I1APIIS D. Perry Evans , . Portrait PtatogTaphar 270J4 WaaUagtoa St, PORTLAND, OREGON 0 OREGON JERSEY WINS GOLD AND SILVER MEDAL Through the exceptional produc tion ability of his daughters, Silver Chimes of 8. B. 96021, has been awarded a gold and a silver medal, the two highest honors given to Jer sey bulls fay the American Jersey Cattle Club. Silver Chimes of S. B. is owned by Del Perkins, of Carlton, Oregon, and is the fourth bull owned in Oregon to win the coveted gold medal. The requirements for a gold medal are that a bull have at least three daughters (out of' different dams) which have produced 700 pounds or more of fat m one year, and which have carried a living calf at least 166 days during the test It will be seen that the requirements not only en courage high production records, but they encourage high records made while in calf. Only ten Jersey bulls have won this medal, so Oregon may well be proud of the fact that four of them are owned in this state. 1 he three daughters whose records made it possible for Silver Chimes of a. tJ. to win the gold medal are: Silver Chimes' Rua 326026, age 4 years, 2 months; milk 11901.2 lbs.; fat 784.40 lbs. Gwendola Ohra Chimes 326840. age 4 years, 1 month; milk 1&9&8.2 ids.; lat Hiz.44 lbs. Rosaire's Chimes 3 'WIS, age 6 years, 7 months; milk 136449 lbs.; fat 628.32 lbs. To win a silver medal ball mnat have at least three daughters (out of ainerent aamsj tnat nave produced a required amount of fat in one year and wtucn have carried a living calf at lease 166 days during their tests. A cow. which betrins her test at tha age of two years and ninety-five days or less, must produce at lease 600 pounds of fat during the year. For every day over that age she must oroduce an additional tun-tentha nff a pound of fat up to the age of five years, when the required amount of butter-fat will have reached 700 pounds. Silver Chimes of S. B. is the ninth winner of this medaL The records made by Silver Chimes' Rua and Gwendola Olga Chimes both meet the requirements which entitle their sire to the silver medal and the record made by anoth er daughter. Silver Chimes' Gwendola makes the necessary third. At the age of one year and eleven months Silver Chimes' Gwendola 404304 pro duced 10,798.8 pounds milk, 644.2 pounds fat, which at that .ime was a new high record for a Jersey year ling. Buildings Uadsr Way at O. A. C Four major buildings are under construction at 0. A. C. in the work of preparing for the big registration now indicated. oiec:s ustes t ansa O. E. Employe Bart -C. M. Bradley, s member of the Oregon Electric crew on the Dairy Creek bridee. wmm itiwV K !... block. Bis skull wae fraetanWin3 his fsee bsdly lacerated. He k at Dr. Smith's hospital, Hillaboro, in a critical condition. - Conerrsetltm 'baa begun at Agricultural college ot tbs first unit of toe women's dormitory. A movement Is -sneer way te base the Jseksoa Bounty courthouse stored from Jacksonville to ModtonL . Clyde nek and B. Ooodchlld of Ba lene ne'e bean Hand W0 each tor km Tins dear swat out of ssason A new aawaeUl of M,0Q,0o0 test yearly sapaelty will be eonstrueted M miles northwest of Lakertew. With the opening of school only a month away, 76 Lino county school districts hare not secures teachers yet Bern A. Koser, secretary of state, ass gone to San Pranclaco to attend a meetlag of the National Traffic eaao eisuoe. During the first IB dsys of August MS tires were "ploked up" by the forest patrol planes leaving tbs Eu gene base. Tourists st Crater take report that far a week or two a large cougar has prowled around nightly in the Tlelntty ot the hotel. The reserve oa Huckleberry moun tain, west of Lost Lake, hss been opened by the national forest serviee to huckleberry pickers. A course to fit young seen tor Intellt gaat farm mansgsmsat will be given at Pendleton high school under pro vision, ot the Smith-Hughes act this year. Christian Johnson, son of Mr. sad Mrs. Jens Johnson of Astoria, who has been sslestag for several months hss bean located a an Insane asylum at Luna, Peru. The Pacific highway between Orants Pass and Hague river has been opened to traffic, cutting off one of the worst pieces of mad In this part at the setts. Jack fiathis, one ot the men under Inilliilineal at Peadlston for the mur der of Sheriff Taylor, has been Identi fied as John Laffenbean by the sheriff of Power oounty, Idaho. hot and fatally wounded by a rob ber who attempted te bold up Ms store, John N. Thompson, 55, a Port land grocer, died on the walk In front of ala store Friday night doctors from all parts ot the lists are canceled at Hood Hirer August 15, when the second annua conference ot vocational agriculture will be held at the Mood User high school. . (ales of Mauler has filed wtth the .tale engineer application to appropriate 3000 acre-feet of water from Foley creek for the development of power tn Tillamook county. Daring the week of September g to 11 County Agent O. W. Ksble will eon duet a poultry culling demonstration In Corvajus for the Information ot the pool try raisers of Benton county. An attempt Is being made at Pen dleton to conneet the murder of F. D. Jennings and hia wife, near Bancroft, Idaho, to Nell Hart and Jha Owens, the murderers of Bherlff Til Taylor. The gssoune shortage, which for A time treatened to halt many of Ore gon'. Industries, has improved . dar ing the met two weeks, according to A. Delstel. deputy stats sealer of weights sad measures. Portland Is the ninth city la the United State, la the saaouat of Ms postal savbaga and teees all of the aloes west ot Chicago, the pisiKaTbie department has reported. Portland', depoalte are S1.741,TM. . The Oregon Growers' Cooperative aeooomtlon has tHed with the pubUo service commission a peitlon asking tor a physloal eonnactlon between the Southern Padfle and Oregon Bleesrle st Forest Grave. Three nun were killed tSJtsstly and three eerloualy Injured when a truck carrying 11 men bumped Into a slow ly warring p. a. anger train at Imblar. The dead are Lloyd Larson. Wayne Keawa and Claraaoe Lerssn. Raymond Walsh. years old, sob at Mr. and Mia. Gaaries Wales of stvesv bodyata Kesri tansai ebeht stiles seat at laeattned as be Bartley at Bktalaad. swslliiss tn Oregon tram January 1 to Jaw si. IBM, totaled LaJ.M, aa sertmg as icaurt prepared by ana A. Koeer, aaeretary at atate. la tbs state there srs K7TS Bids far state highway bands la the sum ot tlMD,m ware opened m Port- lead en Tuesday by the state high way eoaanUasloa. The money derived tram the sals at Usee bonds will be need a perstsaent read uimeli notion work a various sacttona at the stats. Herbert OeU, U-yesr-old eon of Mr. and Mrs, Charles Qele. ot Portland, was drowned wane bathing a Willamette river sa a result of being sucked Into the buna mtake pipe ot the Portland Railway, Light A Power aompanyn power plant Bmsrlcsnmatlna day, a noteworthy f departure tram previous state fairs, and the first to be hurtttuted a any atasa a the union, wlU be given a plane ot foremost tmportaaos the week ot September H-October I at the (Mb Oregon state tab at isleei Frederick B. Metier, well known Baker boy who is a graduate of Baker slab school and wae graduated from the tratrentty ot Oregos a MIT, has received a gold medal awarded by the faculty ot the Columbia university of New York tor honors a soholsrsslp. All records tor the sale of Bedford Bartlett pears a osttoed lots wen broken when a local oar sold at Chicago for MIU or an avenge of stX per bos. The farmer high price, obtained a 1111, was SI a box Seventy cars of pears have bean shipped thus tar. la the Fslrview district, a little valley settlement about Bf nulss south east ot Con Bay, blackleg a street lag a number at herds ot cattle. The dtem. a aid a hare been prlaclaally among the yoaneer stock, but It has spaaed a good hoU and Is eeU te be srreadlng rapidly. The state and board has authorised Governor Olaott to enter Into a con trast with the government, through the datrlet forestry otfleas a Port brad, tor the exohange at M.M0 acres at scattered base lands a the national forest reserve tor a oonipaet body of equal area and value a the ha est The Bandar! OU Cosapeay ass re nutted to the esoretary at state the mm of M,IIT.sl, oovertng the bu on the eorperatare's sale ot gs.nllna and ebeUUete a Oregon tor the aunts ot Jury. A by ha brother Ceeu, aged It years. The bays were playing soldier at tths tune wtth their fsthers shotgun. Purchase by the government of ttt acres near Hillaboro tor 117.MM esse as s efts for a sago radio atettea to latllnaart ta nagotfcbasa wan hove owners ot the Fred Hood fans. Geographical locatioa and the ea penae of conducting district office boarns war the chief eeaaona aa shjned by the shrppiag beard tor its refusal to mass ForBana a board didrict aeoording la by of this penad at MM.I1T gaUone of gaeoline and Teat gallon, of dletUlste during July. are being vreehsd a by the tide en the aal flats at Band on, at the mouth ot the Coqullle river. It to supposed that the crabs wen killed by the blastag which the governraent an gisesrs an doing a the river. Rock a the abannel on the bar Is being bbutad out and the ooneuaslon has probably oaased the death of the crabs. That fund cunt tree tlos work In Ore gon will be retarded a oaee tbs b orease ot M par cant a freight charges is allowed to apply to the traaaporta tlos at road bulldag matarul, baaed on the present tariff for these com modities, was the charge made by the sate highway oomnuselen a a pstt tlos aamng for an Immediate revision of rates on oeraent, aaphalt and other kindred auOerlele. A aertoe at mi.rlnaa of the axeoo Uve eommtttee of Ike Cattle and Horse BbIbbtb aaeoeatwn of Oregon will be held a eastern sad southern Oregon towns tram September I to 12 aa follows: Canyon City, September I; Burns, September 4; Lahevlew, Sept amber ; Klamath Fslla, September 7; Fort Klamath, September S; Bed ford, September ; Bend, September 11; Prtnevlue, Septemser It - Preparstioes an now being made for poison oampalgns to be carried' on all over eastern Oregon agslnst rabbits. L N. Osbrlstoan, who bandies the government rodent work for the United Steles biological survey, has Just returned from Lake Klamath and Deschatee counties, where he has out hned the season's work. From Janu ary 1 to July 1. his report chows, toes farmers a 11 counties were supplied with around squirrel poison by hto department Thousands of One anhsook salmon are goang a waste a Bogus fiver aa caaas at tne msllbtty t ass two can neries to band Is the atfertogs. The tub are coming a such schools that lbs boats stay oat but a short ttate when they pull up theft nets and nave are than the limit nasal bpob the eeUverlee. Several Balbj were made first, aa to fish, ssd, leser. to pounds aa the fishermen threw away the assail ones and delivered the .hu-ger fish, atnee B meant 11 cents tor every The but lbnlt was mads loo The csaneras an nnalag a -A. C lOT"rlrJ rtjx 8TABUoel PwJLTnT FABU To dsasenstrsts the prams and methods of sueoeasful aaulllj anem. fcsr a Oregoa resutry I iiaeaua tion farms will bo asauBaaaal k many eotnmumiuee by tbs farm buresus. Counts neae the poultry iilisilis asciwae) at the otsVeea, a K Cosby, at. A wall rand tear vwsBs, a year on sees farm, flil.iilla. aad ai.ilbis 1 netting got lege ninsanim vo any comber; twubetlrtg and broodlse;, can of chicks January a ataraai infertile eggs, control of peraalhu, preserving eggs April to Junetcal Ung, poultry housing July to Dabs bar. . . .- the adct B not sy as IssumiBi An you nsnnur you srs losing qui. f. o. uAoimnrnM. ivtr. ABElBunot BTJTLDOrB MA I HI Otaas . rsM - Tarss - Haaai . Umkar ISB ' - tnurssMi '. Urn Qrnvel Baad aa. nATnnTTOIf OtSnaajat HOME OAKEnY FOB HOME C0CXI3 BbehryalAMBaae iLtsiS. A.E.Crv!sier.iri - . Tsacher of Pisas : Testimonials from Park and Lakaaf Conservstory. AJithorisad tssrhar of Godowsky Progiss.ivs Series. GARDNKR PBOOatatWITa I JDF JMUBIC . CADT BLOC Tharaseys all STR1D &GOqb. Rssl Ettsta ; Loam Insurance Beaverton, Ore. Cssvtrtsn FkI Ca. Office far the Has bauej at OHy hi any where, ssytime. Coal for Hal f In ton lots or by tat eachv CH.WOLF Tbs Beaverton Fuel Co. basl ecte wood for sale, Oct year ll dm ta aa time. I71T4aSurnut Dstty huraaJpesvrarbs.Bansliii ill iarai.iaWtTuWsaVtll, BasInaM j i r r j Beeverten eftes at Baps's awsag C J. STEVEN5 Barber ageacy Palace Uenary Co. Shop equipped with Modem Bisbrl cslUianees eoual to the bast sry- OU Mownasi fwiMrf
