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0 V tit I t 1 Pi i3 i VOI L NO. 29. BEAVERTON, OREGON, SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1313. SUBSCRIPTION PB1CE, fLOO PK3 YBLAR. CROSS CLOSE Plai ains GEORGE N. THOMAS Mr. George N. Thomas died at his home one mile North of here last Saturday. ; The last of 5 brothers and erne sister Geo. N Thomas was born In Goshdct6n Co' Ohio May 25, 1831" Married 1856 and moved to Ind. soon after Moved to Mo. 1869 from Mo; Crossed the plains in 1880 with mule team arrived . iti Portland in Seplt. the same year settled in Wash. Co 1881. , Mr.Thomas was an active mem ber of Beaverton Grange No.324 He served as School Director in Barnes District No. 57 for a num ber of termB, as director he was bne of the best in Washington Co. as a citizen and neighbor, Mr. Thomas ranked among the high est. He leaves, to mourn his sad departure; two daughters Mrs. W.J.Butner and Mrs.J.E.Berst one son Mr.EiJ. Thomas all resid ing here, and a host of friends. CIRCUIT COURT 1 In the Circuit Court last Wed nesday Mri Wni Wolf of Beaver ton case came up Judge Camp bell listened to th'tt testimony on both slides and rendered a de cision in favor of Mr.' Wolf gr anting him the custody of his two children in a short time. Billy yVolf is the happiest man in the State of Oregon! Dr. J.' A. Baker of das ton pleaded guilty in the Circuit Court of this county last Tuesday to selling liquor without a license and was fined $500 on the first ndictment. ypon , payment of the. fine Judge Campbell paroled him on 19 other indictments, .pending . good behavior. J. A. Baker was caught in the crusade started by Govenor West last 'Fall. v Qeorge Naylor, indicted on a charge involving a w.oman, pl eaded not guilty and his trial is set for April 2. Ed. Naylor, his brother, convicted of a. like off ence and fined $150 a few weeks ago,'. again gave his . bond the first of tha week under another indictment. COUNTY COURT . County Court, Judge Reasoner and Commissioners Nyberg and and Hanley, Saturday, adjourned the session of court over to Wed nesday of this week, after a three- and. half days sitting, The following . business was transacted Ordered that special ro?d fund in District No. 12, turned over by ex-county clerk Bailey upon going out of office be turned into the Road district fund. : - i Ordered that the county road s per petitioners paring one-half of the damages assessed, said pe titioners t have 30 days where in to liquidate. Ordered that Ral ?igb Kobinsoa, Ole Olson and Surveyor McGee survey and lo cate proposed County Road No. 368, petition of Robert Johnson and others. v Ordered that Frahk Roweil, Q.AX Plieth and Surveyor AlcGee view and locate proposed road No. 667, petition Tanner et aU. Clerk Luce reported fees for February at $572. 15. and liccord t Perkins reported iees ior same month at $471.90. GALL Struck Ay car Emil Anderson was struck last night by the 7-10 0. E. Car from Portland, knocked down, his scalp torn open and had not the car stopped as it did, the wheels would have cut off his legs. Mr. Anderson hMs been working on the County Road East of here and was on his way up to Mr, Ned Nelson's place, where he is stay ing, he crossed the track in front of W.E. Squires residence as the car left the depot some one yell ed at him, as he turned around to look, the car hit him. Dr. Robinson dressed the wound. BASKET SOCIAL AND DANCE There will be a Big Basket So cial and Dance at Morse . Hall Sat. night April 5 for the Bene fit of Beaverton Ball Team. There will be a nice Prize for the best decorated basket alsc the basket that receives the high est price. p.1.w7hs Last Friday night, in Newberg Samuel M. aathwell enhanced the fame of Pacific University as an educational center by winn ing first place in the annual Ore gon intercollegiate oratorical con test, with an oration entitled "The College Man and Social Service." Howard Zimmerman, of the, University of Oregen, won feecond place and Miss Lor aine Johnson, of the Oregon Normal School, won third. $25 A DRINK John'Ped$rson of near Orsneo, was today fined $25 for drinking liquor on an Oregon Electric train. He was unable to pay the fine and- will serve 12," days in jail. Special Offices Lillist of the Oregon Electric, was active in the case. .--?- TV0 KILLED" Greepburgr Ore., Dr. D.C. McCredfe' dhd his 4 yr. old son who resided(..here until recently were killed 'yesterday afternoon at the foot of Palatine hill on the White House road, when their horses reared and dragged the wagon over a 12 foot embank ment. Father and son were riding on a load of cpmpo'at. The boy was smothered under the load, and the father was thrown aga inst a large rock with the horse on top of fiim. k COMING SOON ! "The Price of His Honor'" . At Grange Hall Beaverton on Wed. Night April 9th. 8-15 P.M Under the auspicerof the Knights of Columbus. Prices 35c & 25c. Star Of Bethlehem - 3 Reels Beaver Theatre Sat. & Sun. Nights Mar. 29 & 30. Grand reproduction of ' the Com ing of Christ. Admission 10c. M w LINE TO NEWBERG TIGARDVILLE, Or. March 28 (Special.) . Citizens of this place are making an effort to have the proposed Newberg arid McMinnville electric railway ex tended to this place, leaving the mainline near Greenburg station. Ths route, considered runs th rough the Quigley Gap of Miss ionary Ridge, into a fertile, th ough undeveloped farming and small home district the TuaM in River Valley, which as yet has no railroad connection. A heavy passenger and freight businesf, it is believed, would reward the builders. Through the effort of the Com mercial Club, a petition has been signed by about 200 persons ask ing the establishment of a rural mail route, from Tigardville to eliminate the inconvenience now experienced, of the. farmers hav ing their freight shipped to one point, wbjle receiving their mail at another. ..... . . -. - REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. William Oelrich to Spencer Jones N 1-2 lots 11 and i2, blk 6, Orenco. $10, C.W. HendrickS j to Sophia Tucker w 1-2 lot 3, blk 27, Cor nelius. ( t $1000. Mary A.Orr ahd hus to Delia Hodler 1-2 Interest in Ahtohic C. Lawson DLC No. 57, 1. S 1 $10. Mary E. Smock; executrix, to Oregon Yearly Meeting of Frien ds Churchi $10, Lots 3 and 4, blic 13, Smock's Add. to Sherwood. W.A. Shawet al to Margaret Dpnway S-2 acres of lot 343,. Johnson Estate Add. to BeavertOn-Reedville Acreage. , $800. J.E. Morback and wf to Myrtle A. Becker. Lots 6f. 7, 8 , blk 17, Smocks' Add. to Sherwood. $450. Floyd W. Allen and wf to Asa E. Straight 4 acres in sec 22,1 S 1 $1400. BANKS WINS PENNANT The camp of the Modern Wood men of America at Banks, won the tnagnif icent silk state banner offered by the head camp of the order to tfie Oregon camp making th largest percentage of increase-in 1912. The banner, now held by Rose City Camp No. 5466, of Portland, will be pre sented to-; the Bariks Woodmen the evening of March 29, when a delegation of Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors will go to Banks On a special train frbm Portland. The banner1 is given to the camp making the largest j increase in any onejyear, and re 1 tained until it is again' awarded the loiiowing year, Any camp winning it five times in' success ion retains it as the permanent property ef the camp. Young Ducks For Sale White Pelun Ducklings 25c Duck Ekk? 50c per Setting Mi. U.J.Lewis. Route :'. Bvave'-ton. Or Throws ROCK TAKES REVENGE Loaded with bad whisky, Sam Zurcher, a young farmer, son of Jacob Zurcher, of Cedar Mills, Washington County, raised such a disturbance on an Ore, Electric train en route to Hillsboro, Wed nesday night, that the train was stopped and he was put off. When the next train was passing him Zurcher seized a rock and sent it hurling through a window of one of the coaches. The rock struck a wofrian cass- enger, inflicting a long, jagged wound on the side of her head in which seven stitch pi wprp tnWpr. later. The train crew backed up and, alighting, gave chase to Zurcher, finally catching and overpowering him. He was brou ght to fortland tied with a halter he was carrying, and wfts booked at the County Jail. TIGARD TO THE FRONT The Tigard Push Club' met last Monday night to discus's the New Railroad to McMinnville Better service on th O.E. Ry. and Rural Routes. BEST MEATS IN BEAVERTON GOVT. INSPECTED We want Fat Stock! HUSTON MARKET Beaverton Oregon . T- barber shop POOL HALL A.W.K ROGER TIGARD OREGON Photo Studio BEAVERTQN OREGON f t v . Vincent Maizei MONUMENTS The White Bronze Monuments are everlasting; the best, most artistic and cheapest monument on Earth. Write to, G.A.OLSEN Agent METZGER OREGON Allen & Roberts . LAWYERS Suite GOkS'S wetland Bldg. Cor. 8th and Washington Portland, . . Oregon ABSTRACTS CAREFULLY BIA MIXED BAGLEY & HARE LAWYERS NtUsul fenk Building IlilUbord ' - - Oregon G. A. R. F. J. BABCOCK POST NO. 30'. Meeta ererf 2nd.' Friday of each month, at the reiidenoa of Omrade W. L. PIKE. M.S. Barn re. A. V,. Hendricks. CoramtndU. AdJaUnt. agazmes BASE-BALL GOODS ICE CREAM T ALL KINDS DRUGS J.L.HARDY t BANK OF BEAVERTON 1 t t Capital, $10000.00 F. W; LIVERM'ORE, PreeidojDt L. A. WYATT , Vioe-Preaident STANTON WYATT Cashier COURTBOUS TBBATKENT TO ALL TRUSTING KJSlMKSa f W 6 j4jjj-c5cjc c c , .V FRUIT TREES CUT FLOWERS ALL KINDS PLANTS W.H.Mortoii JHILLSBORO OREGON haraLd JOHANSEN E Blacksmithing & p UjiTo-bate Machinery And Emery Wheel In Good Shape Chilled Plow Shares Ground While You Wait Beaverton Oregon TOWN COUNCIL. Town Council mteets at City Hall, first Monday of each Monti) WE. Peg?, Mayor C. H. Fry Recorder; COMMERCIAL CLUB. Beaverton 'Commercial Club meets first and third Wednesday Grange Hall. R.L. Tucker Sec. BEAVERTON tV-ttS LODGE NO. 100 A- ? AND A.M. fRgiptf Regular , commun v ication first and third Tuesdays at MORSE HALL 8-00 P.M. Visitors welcome. Uobt. .k ummers W.M. C. W. Allen. Secty. EASTERN STAR. O. E. S. meets in Morse Hall 1st &. 3rd Fridays. Each montJa. Mrs. H.W.Bolger Matron M's Hnzel Squirea Secretary. Beaverton Basket Ball team initU every Monday and Wed hMday eveaias; all the boys come BEAVERTON W Horseshoeing DR. R.W.HANNEMAN DENTIST Will" make regular visits to Beaverton every Sunday. Office at Drug Store , Portland Office ' , 608 Selling Building. Dr. t Paul M. E, Car st ens. Physician And Surgeon. . Phona 15-7. BEAVERTON OREGON GRANGE : Beaverton P. of 1L meets a4 Granca Hall the second Saturday of each month. A. tV. Pike Mute? Mrs.W. H.Boyd Secretary. W. 0. w. W. O, W. meets fourth Thurs-1 day of every month at Grange HalL Go. Tbyn B. IP
