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4 THE OWL. Published every Saturday. THE OWL TUB. CO. EARL E. FISHER. Editor. Subscription $ 1.00 Per Year. ADVERTISING RATES. Display ads. 75c an inch per month; readerslOc per line for 1st insertion,5c per line for all sub ssequen insertions. EDITORIAL THE OWL. The purpose of this paper Is to BOOST the EAST END of Washington County and write m.my GOOD WORDS for the City of BEAVERTON and vicinity, Sometimes in the career of man kind it is considered pood policy to change names. This being Leap Year, the "present is ideal". So "Good Bye" Beaverton Re porter. Look Out for The Owl. EDITOR. Good Neighbors. To have good neighbors ' l)on't believe anything you hear find only about one half Of what you seei If you got a good word to say - say it about Beaverton; City News, Mn Oglesby Young, Wife and daughter of Portland visited with Mr. A.WiPike last Saturday. Captain Foster was in Be&ver ton Sunday, visiting with Mr. and Mrs. W, Ws Gastrin's. Mr. Foster has just returned from an extended tour of the Tropics. He says there is no place like Oregon: I. L. MorelOck and son Curl were in town Saturday night. Nick Kenimer and daughter of Cooper Mountain" were in the Gar den City last Monday Mrs. Kemp" of Seattle, Mrs Mc Nair and Mrs. E. P. Keller erf Portland, were visiting at Mr. and Mrs. Gaskill's last week. BUY YOUR GOODS IN BEAVERTON. Mr.Kerrori who lives North of Trtwn made this office a peasant call last Saturday Mrs. Haley and daughter Ruth l-f.Whitford attended church ser vices here Sunday. Miss Ruth graduated recently from Progress School. Mr. Kelly of Hazeldale ws in the Garden City Sunday. A. L.Kesler arid wife arrived home Saturday night frdm Bay City. Abe likes Tillamook. B. K.Denney and wife ff Prog ress attended Grange here last Saturday; Miss Lilian E?mis 1st; psst. Post mistress has returned from a 15 day vacation at Bay City( and re ports a pleasant outing; Wm.Jac-ttdn and rife from the J Ro.ie City spent The Fourth in Beaverton. Mrs; Spaulding nd daugi.ter Miss Minnie were the iruerts of F.W.Cady antl family, last Sunday Seaverlon h The Town Of Hem?. grX323QIZrfc'I til SiVi fi l&i Sam Olds was in the Garden t'iiy last Monday On business. Ernest Grandgeorge was a v jI-l-omc visitor at this office Mon 'lay. He alwp.vs conies n smiling. Wm. Walker who has been sick tor a long time is improving arfd is able ft walk again, at this writ ing ad we hope to see him around kmotig w? soon.- How Do YOU Like The O wl ; ONLY $ 1.00 Year. Item: OF Interest A SWEET STORY. Bill Squires robbed his bees the other night and got 60 lbs. honey hieh is "going some". Hut Jack Wolfe tapped a yellow jackets nest on Cooper Mountain got a "dish pan full" and kept on going when the tree fell. PatroiW Home IndJry. Mr. and ' Mrs. Phillips of Hub bard, Oregon vere visiting with Mrs. Phillip's father Al Davies of this place last week. Mr. Philips owns a Rswmill at Hubbard. Mrs. Phillips was formloy Miss Hattie Davies and was a member of the first graduating class of the Beaverton school Class 1(J5. SCrjl OOL BEGINS SEPT. 16. The school board of district 48 I 1 1 J 1 1 .1 n . neiu a special meeting on ine lutn inst., ancf awarded a contract to Jacob Kmmer to furnish the school with 40 cords of first class wood at $3.00 per cord. They also elected John Summers jani tor for the ensuing tenm ' The Corps of Teachers for the Term 1912 '13. Are as follows Principal Prof; Ryan of Port land 7, 8 9, and lOtlu grade3. Miss Ruef f Hillsboro pssitant 7, 8, 9 and 10th. Grades. Miss Wilcox of Micihigan 5th. and 6thi Grades. Dora Van Blaricom 3-4 Grades Ivy Van Blaricom Primary Dept. . WELL DIGGING. W.L.GASKILL. Help wanted Contract to let to cut about 250 cords of fir wood and clear about two and one-half acres at Sorrento. Write F. G. Donaldson, 419 Commercial Club Bldg. Portland Ore., for particulars. EAT MT. HOODJCE CREAM PURE AS THE MOUNTAIN. SERVED AT HARDY'S. Lost-- From Beaverton, Sun day June 23, whits bull terrier about 8 months old; ears cut short Reward; Hs O. Stipe eaverton Business Men Pegg Eo;gor F.W.Cady M.P.Oad? Spraner Hardy Squires Thynt Dr. Rob inson Dr.Carsteni Dr. Wet more Fryc !r Emmona Boring Bros. Stroud '& Son Summer-; & on Ros HI Miller Desinger & Sons Bert Hocken Mazzei Stipe Hughaoti Bros; . Van De Hey Barzee Correri I)oney Chisliolfn Pappel Johanscn Muesseig & Son Shepard & Son Zin Zin De Grac ? Barnes Bros Derr Welter Hendricksen Frohnauer Clawson Matzke Cu'bor''oi Mayer:? Anderson Tucker & Co; McDowell Clarke Clement North ty Comley Thompson Berst. ALLCOOD FELLOWS; NEW PRECINCT. ORENCO. Ne-.v Precinct estaldished to Le callei Orenco Fretinct, Taken from Beaverda'n, liiedvillc, Washington, and Nort Hth'sboro Pecinct, Voti'ig Place Oi'erico. Judj-Tfs; Ealph Wanri, II.'V.Made Camp Meeting. Every Night At the Big Tent 1 block South S.P.Dejot. Everybody welcome Dr. J.W.Van De Walker Speaker Mr, and Mrs. Webb Singers. 8.--P.M. On Monday of this week C. E. Hedge completed the assessment of Township 1, South range 2 West, and Made final report to the Assessors office. Mr. Hedge reports the outlook for crops ex ceptionally fine, especially pota toes. A large part of the clover is spoiled, but late hay is fine, Beaverton Band meets at the band hall every Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Floyd Tcfft, Pres. W, E. Evans, Treas.& Cor, R 9 aieig The MisseB Titus and Cralman visited Beaverton Sunday and enjoyed the Ball Game. Mrs. Cart ?r and child attended Grange last Sufcurday. Ed. F redden, who has been ab sent for about a year, returned la3t week to visit with his folks here. J. W. Titus was in Beaverton Sunday and made the Owl office a pleasant ct.ll. James Nicols went to the coast Tuesday with four teams. He is going to do teaming around Gar abaldi. James Titus was in Beaverton Wednesday en business. The wedding-bells have been ringing of late over South. Who will be next? ., James Jameson has been keep ing the fork handle warm, put ting up his big hay crop. IF YOU HAVE ANY GOOD NEWS SEND IT TO THE OWL. W WILL THANK YOU IN ADVANCE. Card op Appreciation Prof. Hohmann and the band, wish to thank the Pastor and ladies of the Catholic Church for their kindness cf permitting the band holding the fourtli of July celebration in their grove. MARRIAGE LICENSES. James W. Jameson and Aman .la L Poldrick; M. J. Kes3kr an J LilHan TBch aurrtr. C. L. Jones and Mary Saunders Herbert E. Kappel anl Lillic- B. Jennings. Clyde L. Crosley and Myrtle" May Cook. Adolph Abedroth and Eva Am elia Busse. ' Ve Sure And Get The Fee Rf ad Issue THE OWL Next Week. CIRCUIT COURT. Monday July 15, 1912. Regular July Term. Judge J. U Campbell Preidiny GRAND JURY. B. H. Laughtfn Foreman A. M. Collins Bailiff. W. J. Butner, Thomas as murphy, nry Reese, Chas. l: Crocker, Henr H. M. BasforcV.J. B. TmUingcr Spring Water 1912, I Vote For it At Dec. Election. h Lawn Social. ON Hinchy's Lawn Wednesday Night. July 24. Sandwiches & Coffee, " Ice Cream & Ca'.e. ' 15 Cents. WELCOME. FOR SALE 20 ACRES first class mile3 from Beaverton, cleared, balance easy Price $180.00 per acre. land, 2 5 acres cleared 1 mile from Wheeler Station. FRY & EMMONS For Sale: Berry bushes of all kinds cheap, Apply at Reporter Office. , 530 Be A Boaster This A Dandy Town. Foi Bale: McCormick mower and hay-rake. Good condition! For particulars apply at this of fice, or" phohe Jr W; Barnes Have you Hay to cut?. Sea Frank Allen he will cut iti Squires & Miller Blacksmiths We make a Specialty of Horteshos'ng & Plow Work GIVE US A TRIAL BEAVERTON OREGON If you want to read up on sir.4 de tax. Call at this office and tret one of the pamplets on single tax. - i i lhey are free to all who call. W. E. PEGG Undertaker and Licensed Emb a mer Completes Stock of Coffins andjjjiskct NEW HEARSE BEAVERTON OREGON WARNING All owners of covs End othe stock, re herby wrtrned not to turn their stock into the roads or street; romplaints Pre being made that this law is being disregarded Any one violating the stok law on and after this date will be prorrptly prosi:uted: M. K. Emmons Constable For Sale. Five Lots rood house, young orchard of 20 trees; plenty of smaM fruit, ftne garden, good water, good hcaery, r.ice flock of chickens. Well located avay from dust. Price $1801). R. D. Williams Beaverton Ore. The Department of Atrricul Wre at Washington li&if just is 3Ued its 1911 yar book . vol ume of several hundred faes, Containing interesting and in structlve information regarding sigri culture, horticulture pnd .tockraising. Each Senator and Congressman hfts C'Tpies of this yeir book for -distribution, and any fanner c&n secure n" copy by writing to uny of the merp'v.rs f th' Oregon legation OUTINGS IN OREGON VIA THE To the Beaches, Springs and Mountains SUNSET ICGDF - ROUTES If you are looking for an Ideal summer, where you can find rest, health and recreation, the outir.g. resorts reached by the Southern Pacific are par excellence. Newport Yaquina Bay, Tillamook County Beaches, .Crater Lake, Colestin Springs, Cascadia Britenbush Hot Springs and many other springs of more or lees h'te, LOW ROUND With long iimits, on sale daily to the above resorts. Our bookk-t, "Vacation days in Oregon'' describing . these and other outing places can be obtained from any information as to fares, train service, etcM or a postal card to the undersigned will receive prompt JOHN M. SCOTT, ' Geher&l !Pa&senger Agfeht, Portland, Oregon SPRING WATERS 1912. WoftKS ?M STILL )H pOE.NS The great need'ofthis thriving City of Beaverton, right now Is an abundant supply of gdod SPRING WATER. It is high time With Johnson's Spring only 2 miles away pouring forth a big Ktream of the Best Water in the state. Day and Night. That our Citizens change frorii the "Old Duck Water System" and get the Spring Watei Question on the Ballot ftrr the coming' Town Election, December. . ' LOW ROUND Ocean mu l num. I St Imumi r 1 1 iitim. I $4.55 CLATSOP BEACH Stasias find Gear-hart, Oregon; on th PACIFIC OCEAN. The perfet sea 'shore vacation resort south of the nlouth of( the Columbis Fiver, rwhed directly by ''The North Bank Road; ' . Tickets sold daily! Return limit October 31 i $b.&U Tacoma, Tacoma'? greet ann-aal camiyali Tickets ld June 30, July 2, 3, At Limit July 5. $790 Seattle, Golden Pctlatch. Seattle"s Pplmdid snrmal civie carnival. Tickets sold July 15, 10, 17, 18, 19: Limit July 22.'" Train schedule cnl details will b furnished on reqnesti W. E. COMAN . Gen'l. Frt. & Pass. Agt-' 0. Thoilipson Agent ' Portland, Ore.' Beaverton Oregon N&SHASTAl Excellent Trairt Service and Low Round. Trip Fares placa to spgnd a portion of the TRIP TICKETS Agent, who will cheerfully furnish attention. TRIP FARES Vacation Resort? Montamara Fiestt i 7 1V! and E.A;Mimnnwyr, f "1 "