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BEAVEBTON, OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1H3.
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B A A C WILL STAGE
BIG EVENT .
The Beaverton Amateur Ath
letic Club will give a big Boxing
Carnival in Morse Hall on Satur
day night June 28, 1913.
" . This will be the first exhibit
ion of Boxing ever held in Wash
ington Co. by a club belonging
to the Pacific Northwest Amat
eur Association. Every event on
the big programme is a Kood one
fend all who can; should see this
entertainment. The'1 best boxers
from Multnomah, Columbus,
Butler and Vancouver Clubs will
take park and that means a good
Show. Morg. Hardy and Carl
Deainger are matched with
Portland Club boxers so every
one wants to see our boys win.
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Mrs.David Brooks
Mrs David Brooks cf Hazeldale
died last 'Monday nignt at 7 P M
at the hbme of her ; son William
P Brooks; after a long illneis of
10 yeara duration, Age 69 yra 8
ino. The f liberal' watt" held last
Thursday Rev. C. B, Rees of
Beaverton preaohed the sermon
' Interment Cooper Mt Cemetery
She leaves to moifrn her lad go
ing ont daughter Mra Richard
Beadle of ' Gresham, Ore and
ihree sons John M of Mtdford Or
Wm P Brooks and Joseph S both
Of Hazeldale One son James A
having preceded her to the better
land by seven yrs Sh' was a
mother of a lovely disposition
thinking so riiuch of her children
and m.any years a member of the
phristian Church
COUNTY COURT
The commissioners' eourt met
Wednesday and was In session
Thursday when The Owl
went Ui press.
The Washington County Agri
cultural & Live Stock Associa
tion of Forest Grove petitioned
to have directors named and re
ceive the bonus for fair purposes
and tha petition was granted, to
apply only for 1913.
The franchise petitioned for
by the Nehalem Telephone Co.
was grsnted.
Vacation by Robert B. Brown
pf subdivision of lot 22, Garden
.Hoi allowed.
Tbu two roads petitioned for
by J. L. Franeis et al established
and petition for damages disal
lowed. petitioned for by the
mber Co. established.
Eagie
CU-:
on Pis
Lessons for Beginners
r. Pupils will be groupe J
Jnclussti of 4 each. The rates will
be $1.00 ner hour for the class
or 25 t- ;ach per scholar. For
Particulars call Saturdays at Mrs.
Hedge's residence.
Mir Liilian Elder Instructor.
Or. .
time J
train-,
land a'
7.24 c-
i Electric has changed
i 1st of the following
lo. 32 leaving for Pori
.40 now will leave at
h ing at North Bank
Station 8.25 A. M. No. 36
leaves at 11.17 A. M. will
minutes earlier, and No. 42
due to leave at 6.49 P. M.
leave at 6.41.
now
be 5
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SPECIAL TRAIN AND BAND
FROM PORTLAND
About 600 people were present
at the big dedication services ol
the; New Catholic church at this
place, St. Cecilias Catholic Chur
ch, A special train from Portland
brought an enthui saetic crowd,
who had the famous St. Joseph
Church Band along with them, it
was a grand sight to Bee a train
load of Portland People coming
up our main streets with a band
playing, "it gives the "Old Time
rs" a glimpse of the ''Greatei
Beaverton . of' the near future"
which is flow dawning. The im
pressive ' dedication services
were conducted by Monsignor
Rauof St. Marys Home, after
whieh a bountiful dinner was
served by the ladies of the Beav
erton Parish. The Band Boys
gave a concert $hich was enjoy
ed by all; St. Ccilias Church is
a beautiful edifice built at a cost
of near $10,000 by Summers and
Son csntractors and builders, of
this place it is so arranged that
part of the building will be used
for school purposes. ' Rev. J. P.
O'Flynn and members 'of his
congregation are to be congratu
lated upon their industry and
untiring efforts in raising funds
and erecting such a beautiful
building in Beaverton.
710 IN i BAND
We are printing 710 Owls per
week. If you are doing business
in The East End of Wash. Co.
it will pay you to let the new
commer know where yon are and
the bargains you are offering.
Our rates are reasonable, call
or write. The Owl Press.'
Beaverton, Oregon.
CAMP MEETING
More than two thoasand
Seventh-day , Adventists in the
western part of Oregon will at
tend the annual eamp:meeting of
the West Oregon Conference of
that denomination, which will be
held at 15th antf Davis Streets,
Portland, June 19-29. A city of
tents will be pitched on the tract
known as the Aeronautic field
for the accommodation of those
who will attend the encamp
ment. Practically all the memb
ers of the seven churches in
Portland will either be among
the campers or daily visitors to
the scene.
The leading preachers of the
denomination, who will come
from Washington D. C, where
the world quadrennial confer
ence has just closed. Prof. W.
VV. Prescott and C. H. Snow will
be present . from th governing
body, and it is very probable
that Elder A. G. Daniels' presi
dent of the General Conference
will also attend.
Between 250 and 300 living
ter.t3 will be pitched, and large
pavillions for the main services,
young people's meetings, kinder
garten, intermediate department
Danish-Norwegian and German
services,, groceries and dining
purposes. '
There will be a choir of 100 i
voices ar.d an orchestra of zl 1
pieces. j
BIG CLASS GET DIPLOMAS
IN JUNE FINAL
Dist. 2. Willie Mann, - Maedaline
Berthold. Dist. 7. Ray Allison,
Rosa Nelson, Fred Diener, Harry
Chapman. Dis 3. Blanch Walt
ers, Willie Troutman, Dist. 10.
Ethel I. Nelson, Roy Hiatt, Fred
Wolf, Anna Anderson, Gladys F.
Goodrich, Jeanette Irving.
Dist. 11. Rose Wilcox5, Malcomb
Hawke. Dist. 15. Emmet Watson
Alma Humphreys," Joy Aydalott,
AnabelleMickle, Earl Wagner,
Helen Mickle, Marian Wilber.
Dist. 18! Peter M. Olson. Jacob
Richardsen, Carlton B. Olms
ted. ' : '
Dist. 22. Hurley Tumbull, Charl
ie Barrett, Dorcis Olds, Clifford
Driskell, Birdie Albee. Dist. 23.
Oliver Hurtig, Willie Greenburg,
Leilia Allen, Mirmia Metzger,
Anna Sturm. Dist. 25.' Lois Ward
Dist. 26. Ethel Smith, Lawrence
Walgraeve. Dist. 29. Ruth Trott,
Hubert Livengood, Norman
Weidenheimer, Clarence Hagg.
Dist. 34. Otillis Feldt. Dist. 37.
Edith Richards Mable Richards.
Dist. 38. Pauline Hensvhke, Rud
olph Olsen. Dist. 41. Tillie Sch,
mitke. Dist. 47. Anna Motrs,
May Strickler. Diat. 48. James
Emmons, Harold Pegg, Maud
Reed. Diet. 54. Herman Kestek.
Dist. 56. Ola Aydelott. Dist. 57.
Ida Anthony, Ella Meta Berg,
Olive Courtih, Dorothy Schlott
man, Russell Coupe.
Dist. 60. Myrl MacHale. Dist.
66. Frances Reifenrath, Dist. 74.
Mary Trachsel, Louise Trachsel.
Dist. 81. Frederick Zurcher.
Dist. 83. Helen' Brown, Leona
Ward. Dist. 88. Mary Hanke,
Alfreida Chapman, Adolph Sch
midt, Mary Barett, Floyd Shoop.
Dist. 90. Wayne Shrock, Paul
Paason, Fred Botnman. Dist. 92.
Clara Peterson. Dit. Clara Fuh
rer. Dist. 97. Cecelia Bernards.
Mary Hernens, Ebward Bernar
ds. Diet. 99. Harry Ioynes. Dist.
106. Robert Flye, Donnell Bailey.
"LUCKY 13"
W. B. Emmons the popular
Mail carrier on Route 4, killed a
veal weighing 101 lbs. on the 13
of June in the year 1913, selling
it for 13 eta. per lb. and receiv
$13.13 "How is that for luck."?
And it was Friday !
Rev. E. R. Horner of Coop'.t
i Mt. made the Owl office u pleas
! ant visit Thursday ordering 800
; fancy butter wrappers also sub
scribing for the night bird.-
Harry Robinson Road Super
visor of the Progress District
ha3 f ixed up a piece of road jn
good, shape near Jamiesons place
it i3 claimed this strip never has
been worked, it being the "old
trail" where Jim Jamieson and
.tck Woif chased bear in the
early rbys. Robinson is the
that is doing the work.
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Have You Got
Dandruff ?
Try a rub of Ess-Tee-Dee
a guaranteed cure.
Laundry goes every Wed.
morning and returns
Friday Evening.
All service First Clas3.
Beaverton Barber
Dollars I
ROBBERS MAKE BIG HAUL.
Between 1 r.nd 2 o'clock A. M.
Wed. Morning two' desperate
robbers . broke into Lafayette
Davis clothing store here, known
as The Toggery, and stale about
5200.00 wortu . of ready made
suits over a $150,00 worth of
fancy gant'a shoes' with other
furnishing goods and hauled
them away with a wa&'on.
They gained admission by pry
ing the bars apart from the back
window and raising the sash
with a crow-bar. Mr, Davishas
just opened up his clothing store
here but recently and this makes
the second robbery, " the first
amounted to about $80.00.
and from the imprints on the
window sill the same bar was
ued each time. Sheriff Reeves
Wash. Co. was down early Wed.
morning and is doing his best to
catch the desperadoes.
Paint! Paint!
Paint! ! ! ! Paint! ! ' Good people
Listen. Look at your house, It
needs paint. Now is the time to
paint it while the sun shines.
See Arch Chisholni the man who
carries th best grade of paints,
oils, varnishes etc.
In the City of Beaverton.
He Will Give You A Good Job
And Use Good Material.
Agent Basi lleuter' Painta And
Varnishes "Made QnThe Coast"
Beaverton Oregon.
Photo Studio
BEAVERTON OREGON
Vincent Mazzei
BEST MEATS
IN
GOVT. INSPECTED
We want Fat Stock.
HUSTON MARKET
Beaverton Oregon
Graves & Ruf fner
Groceries
Metzger Cregon
BARBER
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POOL HALL
AAV.KRUCEft
TIGARD OREGON
Allen & Roberts
LATERS
715 5weand Bldg.
Cor, 5th and Washlngtcn
PORT1AND, OCEQON
ABSTRACTS CAEErULLT EUHrTKED
BAGLEY &HARE
LAWYERS
Aatricu NmtlnaJ Bank RRAn,
DRUGSTORE
BASE-BALL GOODS ICE CREAM
AMMUNITION
J.L.HARDY BEAVERTON
T A "NTT TT? A TTrnDTVVT
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Capital, $10,000.00
V F. W. LIVERMORE, President; 3
J L. A. WYATT , ViotyPresident ' JL
j STANTON WYATT Cashier
(j COURTEOUS nWATMTSW? TO AJA ENTRU8TINQ W-SJM1IS8 f US
SUMMER
UNIVERSITY of OREGON If
JUNE 23 To AUG. 1, 1913.
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Twenty-five Instructors Fifty Courses
Distinguished Eastern Educators Added to
Regular Faculty ' '
Uniyer3ity Dormitories Open. Board and Room
'at I3.E0' per week. Reduced Railroad Rates.
For Complete Illustrated Catalog, Address
The Registrar, University of Oregon, Eugene
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HARALD JOHANSEN
Does Fjrat Class Work
And Tries To Please
His Customers
Blaeksmithing & Horseshoeing
Beaverton
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BURGULAR
Forces
At Once
Have bought a larger sr.d
better Stock of Clothing and
Shoes
W.v ready for your Inspo ;tion
at reasonable prices must soil
fait to kc-'-p ahead of
Robbers & Thieves
1 00. Reward
In Cash for any developing
informal ion regarding
looting that took plac
at my store here last
Tuesday Night
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