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OWL
Published every Scturdpy.
THE OWL PUB. CO.
EARL E. FISHER. Editor.
Entered us Sec aid Chs3 mail
In a "hot old game" cf ball,
one with its thrill and "very
near fights" The Beaver wallop
ed the Union jieat Co's Dip
team last Sunday Ilia umpa the
"oM timer" from Portland
xidder, under the Act of March started tha rumpus, by calling a
a, icftf. tw lu'i i '.:- l. wince, i ij
Beaverton, Oregon. July 20, 1912
Suhccriron $ 1.00 Per Yoar.
ADVPiiTlSK'.'G P.A'J'LS.
Display ads. 7-"c an inch per
nonth; roadorslOu nor line for 1st
.nsfcition.Sij i or lino for all sub
fluent iiv.'-a-rtinns.
EDO'QRIAL
YOU'LL HAVE TO
HURRY!
It is a funny si, edit every day
.is rc: s!:ir a 3 they roll around to
nee ceivwhody make a "hot fool"
for Ui.? car, it is no respecter of
persons, from Crandpa to JaUie
you will boo rdl of them 'Vein?
down the pike" "pcitine; the re
Eli" nnd part of the time miss
ing (lift car, t lien they will etroll
up town to "v. Idle nu ay" the
time for the next car until they
hear "D.t Bell" down there at
the crossing then they take the
"second heat" and one old timer
missed "em both times" then
iiccame up 1 , . ,v ; i an 1 t.ok th.
Blcam Car l- Porih n.l. '1 i.M h'.'l
furtrnly :vi ,v;; a y:M I purpocc
in it-, warning., i-al tl.o.-.u who
inuesei n U-,c n-ccs r.l the circut
have r ot: ed hew f.v.l the "old
nags" run Oil the home Btrelch
when the clown t;n ' the bell in
the grand t'-tand. So we have "a
little (items every day."
CARDS OF THANKS
We desire to express our sincere
thanks to our many friend) and
neighbors for their kin illy nynipa
Ihy and assistance during the ill
ness during and death of the late
Duncan McMillan.
Mrs" IX McMillan and family
We desire to earnestly thank
all i'rh nds and neighbors for
their help and sympathy, for the
many beautiful flowers given
and kind words spoken during
Ihe illness r.nd death of our be
loved wifo and mother.
David Brooks and family.
SOCIETY.
Mi
a "U. M." player safe at the
Keystone station that Aiken had
tagg J out by a mile, The home
boys let this goby until the next
inning when "his umps" begins
to v. in the gsroe he thought by
calling "very thing ha Is instead
of fr.trikci th,. t Howell was shoot
ing "straight across the oyster"
Things got ko near a "rough
house" right here that his umps
thought it was a "bully time" te
"tak-j a sneak." Morg Hardy
from East the Mountains run the
Indicator in dandy shape but the
opposing catcher and first base
man " were sor.:" and kept ragg
ing about nothing until Hardy
told them in very short words
what a "good opinion" he had
of them being good sport, and
then as it was getting toward
dusk tha "Owl" was on deck tx
finc h the judging of the "bad
and good ones" "Rickey" Dono
van the pitcher of the Boa von
last season pitched a pretty gooi1 .
gamo for U. M. Co. but he wa? j
"in the right town but on the
wromr team. Those Union Meal
fellows are some ball player
don't forget that but ch those
Heaver?, thoy are terrors, an;'
the way Howell mowed 'en
down "13 big fellows brought
upon Hamburger" "isn't thai
that going some" and the v. hoh
Heaver Te v n played the best
panic of their lives, this make?
seven straight wins and no de
feats Best team in the World.
The Oregon Electric have in
stalled the electric bell at the
crossing down in front of W. E.
.'vpu'res residence and eounoh
forth its timely warning of all
approaching trains.
10. 1). Anderson of Hem
lock, Oregon, formerly of this
place, arrived hero Wed. Even
ing on a visit with her many
friends in this locality.
Dr Carstens one of our popular
City Physicians nuu'e this office
A pleasant call Wed. Morning
Dr. 0 . stems has been kept very
busy of late with his increasing
practice,
Peter Carlson came to town
Wed. and subscribed for The
Owl for on year. Mr. Carlson is
pf the hard working men of this
vieinilv and has hauled main a
v'ord of wood. He lias a nice farm
West of town well improved.
Mr. Nick Kemmer of Cooper
Mt. brought in a Prime Beef to
the Huston Market Wed. Morn
ing. Mr. Kemmer is one of the
lea ling stock rahsrs of this sec
tion and he won't sell a beef un
less it is fat one.
Mrs. W. E. Squires' mother
Mrs. Grow lefi Saturday for
Seattle where hhe will visit her
dung' ter Mrs. Dr. Whiting of
of that place, fhe enjoyed her
trip up to the Sound city immen
sely seeing some beautiful scen
ery along the route.
Mr. Henry Le Key and wife of
Portland were Beaverton visit
ors Sunday.
.Sister Dolores, formerly Mits
Julia Frohnauer end other sist
ers arrived at St. Marys Convent
from Sublimity Oregon, where
they have been teaching in the
Bister's school.
At the Annual school meeting
a big attender.ee was presant F.
V. Cady Chairman called tin
meeting to order at 2 P. M. Clerk
0. E. Hedge had the Financial
Report Written on the black
heard the same being complete
and concise in every expeniture
nominations for director to serve
for 3 years were; F. W.
Cady and W. B. Emmons, and
resulted in Mr. Emmons elected
.'5:1 to 20. C. E. Hedge was unani
mouely elected clerk.
REAL F3TATE TRANSFERS.
J, E. Tumbleson and wf to J.
N. Hoffman 20 acres in sec 15, 1
N l. $S0O.
Anna B. Sell and bus. to Geor
ge Edmund 1-2 int. in (! acre
tract in Lawerence Hall and wf
PLC, 131. $750.
A. H. Ruedy and wf to Ed
ward McGloin lot S3, Tigardville
lkiglus. $321.70.
Perry E. Phelps, ndmr. to
Herman Thurner lots 1, 2, 3, 4.
5, blk 2, Henry 's Addition to
Cornelius. $750.
II. II. Underbill and wf to L.
M. Graham l-t int. in tract in
b'.kG, Forest Grove. $1000.
Joseph Sax to Albert Martin.
Scheehla and wf 15.102 acres in
see. 11. 2 SI. $10.
Joi n Pearson to L. S. McCon
neh lots 5 and 12, blk 1, Sher
wood Acres. ?200.
vdward McGloin and wf to O.
11. Butler lot 33, Tigardville
Heights. $1080.
L. C. Underbill and hus. to L.
M. Graham 1-3 int. in tract it
b'.k 0, Forest Grove. $1200.
Sol Hays and wf to John A.
I.iveugood part of lot S, blk 7,
Fairview Addition to Hills! oro.
5500.
D. P. Corrieri andwf to Fred
crick Geisler part of lot 0, blk 6.
Simmons Addition to Hillsboro
$700.
The Children's Day Exercises
were held at the H. E. Church.
were a big success, the decorat
ions were composed ceiefly ol
roses arranged m -an artistic
manner. The Ci.urch orchestra
played well for their first ap-
pearence. Tha choir sang sweet
ly and the little ones.carried ou
their part in splendid shape. The
church with the gallery and
wings were ennvced to its full
capacity. The Pastor, Supt.
Teachers and scholars of tha M.
E. Sunday School are to be con
gratulated on this, one cf their
moit successful entertainments."
Through 'he progressive spirit
of Beaverton Rusines i Men, : the
Main Streets in the business
District of Town have been well
oi:eu, receiving iour strips tms
year. Oiling the. streets in Sum
mer is money well spent, for it!
not only eliminates the dust but
it kills the thousands of flies,
gnats and mosquitoes that other
wise hatch along tho streets
annually. Hon. W. E. Pegg
mayor ha3 the hearty thanks of
citizens for his time taaen in
passing and collecting tha sub
scription to make it a success.
Wood Wanted
Scaled Lids will ba received at
the school clerk's office of
sehoo! Dist. 48, until 6 o'clock,
July 1, 1013, for 40 cords of first
class old growth, green fir four
foot woo l, to be delivered on
school grounds not later than
Oct. 1st 1913.
The board reserves the' right
to reject any or all bids.
C. E. Hedge, Clerk.
School Dist. 48, Wash., Co.
Beaverton Ore.
S. IP. Co.
EAST
GOING
WEST
No. 6 7-12 A.M. No. 1 8-C1 AM
4 9-C2 39 9-33
40 1-31 p;m. 3 4- 42PM
2 5-23 5 6-22
J. C. Comley Agent.
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lickets Sold Through Via
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Limited Trains East
Via
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rjc-Kanne, rorciana
And Seattle
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Burlington Route
LOW ROUKD TSI? FARF3
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O LJi2ii5 ' f? 0uluth
Baltimore
ioston -
P Buffalo
V Chicago
fCj!orado Springs
j Denver
DesMoincs
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72. F0
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to.LQi Pittsburg
GDI
WEST
The boys bail team of Beaver
ton, t- am No. 3 the Diamond
Dicks" played the St. Mary's-
Home team last Suna&y and
ame out "on top" in a 13tol2
score, the batting was "so fierce'
that our young friends almost
walloped the hide off the ball.
Beaverton is pretty well fixed
for upholders of the national
Sport.
, .imp . J -g"
W edclisg Bells
Philip Lewis White and Estella
tgnes Pointer.
William Edward Thomas and
Hattie A. Skid more.
Bert F. Stije3 and Alma Rue f.
Ernest V. Bhur and Jessie Em
ma Scott.
Theodore T. Record and Bessie
Robert.
Dr. Paul M. E. Caratcns.
Physician And
Surgeon.
Fhone IS - 7.
EEAVERTGN OREGON
No. SO 6-48 A. M.:
- S2S7-24
34 9-09
30 11-17
33 1-46 P.M.
40 4-21
42 6-41
44 8-41
43 10-17
NO LIMITED
O. h. THOMPSON,
No. 31 7-24 AM
S3 8-42
5 11-02
37 2-02 pi
39 4-21
41 5-53
43 7-13
45 9-02
47 12-14AM
Asnt,
M. E. Church
Sunday school at 10 a, m.
Preaching 1st. and 3nd. Sunday?
of each month, mornin,? and eve
ning C. B. Rees Pastor.
Congrsational
Sunday School at 10 A.'.ll.
every Sunday. Christian En
deavor at 6:30 sharp. Preaehjag
second and fourth Sundays of
each month.
Rev. Ujr.sher Paster.
NEW DENTIST
W. C. Dueber, Dentist is
located at tho Commercial Hotel
Practice limited to Operative
Dentistry. Hours 10-12 and 1 to 3
Will leave July 1-5 for Newport
W. E. PEGG
Undertaker and
Funeral Director
Stock Always on Hand .
Phone 37.
BEAVERTON OREGON
M. C. HARGROVE
Complete Line
Groceries Hardware
Feed & Drugs
Greenburg Ore
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 Chisholm the man who
carries the best grade of paints,
oils, varnishes etc.
In the City of Beavertcn.
lie Will Give You A Good Job
And Uee Good Material.
gent Bass Heuter Painta And
Varnishos "Made On The Coast"
Beaverton Oregon.
FOR SALE Potato planter.
A -most New.
3 1-2 Birdsell Wagon with Bed
Complete almost new. Heavy
Double Hand made Harness.
Fred Leasia, Beaverton Ore.
Indianapolis
i Kansas City
V
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83. SO
CO. 30
80.20
CO. CO
:?t. Louis
St. Paul
Toronto
Washington
Winnipeg
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.cy-'r.'V-AJ --''
$72. f- A,
co.: 4
103. S-
co. p, y
108.CI
Milwaukee
rdinrepfiu
New York
Omsha
Philadelphia
Tickets will be on sale daily May 2ri to September GO 101
Tho return limit is Ocrohpr fil f. Cbr.Vo of rnd ..'
fovers are allowed, going and retLindng'
Tr.nin Krhprlnlps and ntbpt dpfnil? fnvnUIu.1 nri .o.-.i-ir-rsf
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oacgage.i aeciiea ana a ec-ping car accoaiin':: various arrarcso
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1. II. CROZIER, Asrt Cerd Pas Agt
Q W C Vv likes, Asst Gent rrt & i ass Aart
Portlar.d, Oregon.
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G.L.Thompson
Agent.
Beaverton
3 vv like V
''The iva.sn ikat standi
tha rcp::iahtii of Its makers"
When you buy a SluJebaksr waon you buy
a vagen Uu.t will last until you turn the farm
over to your sen and he turns it over to his son.
One of the first SiurJcbolcr vl-jo- ever mada saw
constant service for thirty y -T3, nr. J ve will gladly
rend you t'i3 namc3 of farmers who have in their
possession v.'ajjons that have ben in constant use any
where from I 7 to 48 yoars and! here are thousands of
them. Wo are building the same kind of wagons today.
A Sladclc-T v.'c.goii f 3 it inrerr.eut that will give
J'oa full return for ycx: ouih'-y. It io built on honor.
Iron, steel, wood, pain', and varnish vscd ir. its construc
tion ers tasted a:: d rets; ted to make sura each is the best.
For worh.husiiic-iC orpWscre for town or country
use thereis s i.'KtciiiorvehicIe to fityour requirements.
Farm wasoi damp carta, trrclis, ti'jp;Ties, surreys, run.
atjotita, pony carvla.'-s, b ioinesa vehicles cf every description-
vitu harness of the earr.e l.'.h. raudaid.
See o'Jf Dca'.cr cr icrilt vu
STUDEDAI'ER South Bend, IncL
CftTflGr) AtlAS K.ANS'iS C!TV nrjJVKl
S.U.T LAKE CITY SAN FRANCISCO PORTLASO, Oi&
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J 1 KF.W YORK
tjl - MINNEAPOLIS
700 CORDS
All Kinds of Harcl
Wood Old & 2nd.
Growth Fir
FORSale
In the woods or delivered
Small or larjre quantities
nt market prices
Behm & Gaskill
Beaverton
Oregon
YOU EAT ONCE
OR ONCE A WEEK
OR ONCE A DAY
Certain kinds of food but. listen
One kind of food j ou cat three time3
a day every day and that is bread !
Then why net since it is your real
daily food et the best? The best is
TW TAP POiq3 AH
Refuse Substitutes Look for
the name TIP-TOP on
every loaf.
WHY ?
Because it is made from only the best material it is
mixed by a new process, baked in modern ovens, hs
the greatst food value is r.utuvitious as meat and
more healthful, and has a flavor that will make your
appetite " comeback " for more. You'll never tire of
TIP TOP. Try it once you'll buy it always.
Unusually good exceedingly cood surprisingly go:-d.
FOR SALE BY
S.RZIMMERMAN Eearerton Oregon
Made by the Log Cabin Peking Co, Portland Oregon
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