THE
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AROUND
3 OWL THE TowN
Published every Saturday.
THE OWL PUB. CO.
EARL E. FISHER. Editor.
Mr. W. 0. Hocken of this place
suggests that Store keepers pro
cure gopher guns and load them
' with blank shells and put grease
on the inside of the muzzle of
EnUrad as Second Class mail the gun arranging them in their
matter, under the Act of March stores in such a manner that if
3,1879. At the Post Office, in K do r or window is open these
Beaverton, Oregon. July 20, 1912 guns v: ill shoot, not to kill but
finKHr.Knn $ 1 m pr vP to give the alarm.
Good Roads
Are Cheaper
The farmer actually pays a
Wood Wanted
Sealed bids will be received at
the school clerk's office of
school Dist. 48, until 6 o'clock,
premium for ba4 roads. He pays July 1, 1913, for 40 cords of first
it in time expending in getting to class old growth, green fir four
EXCURSIONS EAST
ADVERTISING KATES. Father O'Flynn and a crowd
Display ads. 75c an inch per f the young people of the Cath
month; readerslOo per line for 1st
insertion per lino for all sub
sequent insertions,
EDITORIAL
olic Church took the Sheridian
Train one day last week for
Sucker Lake, where all spent a
pleasant time playing gamey and
boat riding at noon all partook of
the basket dinner.
HURRAH FOR B.A.A.C. !
The Big Smoker given by the
B.A.A.C. of Beavcrton last Sat
urday night was one &f the best
'over held in Washington County
Arch. Chisholih and the hustling
members of the Beavcrton Club
ure "putting Beaverton high on
the map of athletic fame" Also
Hardy ond Desinger covered
themselves with glory in the
athletic realm by bringing victory
Lo the Blue and Gold. Here is
good luck ! May their future en
deavc,s ie crowned with even
greater success.
SOCIETY.
Mr. Chalirun of Raleigh was in
iur city Saturday trading.
Henry Johnson of Cedar Mills
was in tcvvn Saturday greet
ing friends, and didn't forget
The Owl.
Ed. Barry and Joo Findo two
husky farmers of this vicinity we
re fixing up their mowing mach
ine Saturday " so hay will soon"
begin to fall around the meadow.
Mr. Max Berg of Cedar Mills
started for Germany last Wed.
To his old home in Hanover
where he will visit his father and
(remain awhile for his health.
Mr. Foege of Elmonica was
transacting business in the Gar
den City Saturday, ;
Mr. II. Ryan one of the- prog
ressive citizen of Kinton was in
Beaverton Monday while in town,
failed and subscribed for oneyr.
to The Owl.
Mr. Preston cf Manning Ore,
was a Garden city caller, Wed-
Just for an experiment, the
editor ,'cleaned off five of the
main crossings in town Saturday
morning using broom, shovel and
wheel barrow to haul on saw
i if i . . i it . l .
uust iixing em up in nuny snape
so the ladies won't have to wadt
through the mud. and it took
15 minutes this paper believes il
would justify the town to havt
this work done twico a week
while the roads are muddy.
The editor hates to see the
ladies of our city wading throu
gh muddy crossings, and coming
right down to the truth of the
matter, it isn't very pleasant for
us men Is it?
SUMMER'S RE-UNION
There was a happy home reuni
on at Juhn Summer's residence
last Sunday. Those present were
Mr. and Mrs, Oglesby Young ane
daughter, Francis of Portland,
A.. W. Pike and wifo of Beavcr
ton Mrs. Bruce, Mrs. M. K.Sum
mer, Fred Summers A. A. Pike
and wife, Stanley Summers and
Mr. and Mrs. John Summers.
J. Harden a new comer is runn
ing a Jancinglschool Morse Hall.
J, H. Oernstensehlager ol
Ueedvillo called at this office
Wed. and listed his place for sale
with The Owl Land Co.
Mr. Geo. Maxzei of Milwau
kee, Ore, was in the Garden City
Friday on business.
Marshal Pappel and Constable
M. K. Emmons " run in " two
.suspicious Characters Thursday
night and left them "in Limbo"
pver night.
Mr. Ben Wotliei ill wife and
child of Sampler, Oregon are
visitin.r with Mrs. Wetherills
mother Mis, Geo. Newman at
(he present writing.
Mrs. i 0. Fi dmr who has bee n
away en a visit at Forest Grovi
came homo Thursday.
Miss Maude Hamilton of Port
land a cousin of Miss Mariorit
Hedge of this place, graduate!
from the Portland Trades schoo
tveeh ing the highest honors o!
the. das-;.
Hew Snyder, formerly of the
Cong, church of Beavcrton, but
r.ow i f San Francisco, with wii
and s.n passed through Bcavei
L.. Monday ewin li inst. enr
out j G.i .tan to visit Mrs. Snyder's-
lo'ks. air. inyiter promise.
give 1- a
rning to
out on n
Cecd
-Old tii
Beaw is
Tuesd..;.
fine th..-
verton
San Fra
ix weel
call bo for retu-
clsco as he i.
vacation.
Blum of tiaston, the
no South Paw" for tin
passed through town
Morning. He is looking
Summer and Is still
WILKES ABSTRACT Co,
HILLSBORO, OEGON
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Edwin G. Nelson and wf tc
Medard Rotsaert lot 3, blk II.
Lehman Acre Tracts. $10.
J. C.'Stapelton and wfto II. B.
Tigard lot 17, North TigardvilU
Add. $500.
W. A. Shaw and wf to Bessie
I. Wickersham N 1-2 of lot 308,
lohnson Estate Add. to Beavcr
ton Reedville Acreage. $10.
M. E. Huffaker and wf tc
gnos Mar Glenn S 1-2 lot ?,
subdivision lot 14, Garden Home
$650.
Commerce Trust & Savirtf t
Bank to Fred Silversparre and
wf lots 0, 8, 10, blk 1, Pattison
E state Add. to Beavcrton Reee'-
ville Acreage. $10.
Commerce Trust & Savings
l'ank to Goo. Kostelac S 2 acres
lotOS' Johnson Estate Add. to
Beavcrton Reedville Acreage1. $10
W. A. Shaw and wf to Agnes
iiobbins 08-100 acres in lot 302 of
lonson Estate Addition to Beav
crton Reedville Acreage1. $10. etc
Perry E. Phelphs. Achnr. to
I. C. Pidecvk E 1-2 lot 53, Corn
elius ivnvirons. ..,'.
George F. Ileinoek and wf to
'omelius Ott. 42 1-2 acres in see
, 2 S 3. 10 acres in NE1-4 SY
1-1 sec 4, 2 S3. $51 0V.
Bank of Sherwood to Nellie W.
Hart lot 4, blk 4, Eplor's Add..
to bamvood. SI.
Herman and wfto Pansy Shav-
erlot , blk 7, Metzger Acre
Tracts. $500.
Jasper E. Young and others tc
Irusteevs of Leedy Grange Hall
Association N. 330 of Wash- Co.
bUA) so. ft. of land in sec 33, 1
N 1. $10.
Lottie A. McKay to Se! eol Pis;
No. IS 1 acre in see 23, 1 S 1.
$500.
One and one hsf H.P.
Gasoline Engine Good es New
FOR SALE By HaralJ Jchf.nsoi
B caver t on Oregon
market; in value of drafting
animals find the food they eat,
and in the extra hand ;for their
eare and handling; in increased
number of vehicles and wear and
on them, and in the decreased
product of land that has less at
tention and care. If the country
had a system of smooth and Hard
highways it would blossom like a
rose, and prospjrjiy . would Jcl-
low in the wake. ?
foot wood, 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.
Tickets Sold Through Via
Oregon Electric Railway
S. P. Co.
EAST
GOING
WEST
A Good idea
J. H. Cloyd cf Beaverton
writes to say that there are
.nany good horsemen rvho dont
know how to relieve a horse
that is choked on dry feed, and
jives this simple remedy.
If you have a ditch two feet
deep and three feet wide, make
the horse jump it back and for
th, or tie a. pole three feet
above the ground and make him
jump it.
This will produoe coughing End
relief will soon come.
No.
6 7-12 A.M. No.
4 9-02
40 1-31 PM.
2 5-28
1 8-01 AM
39 9-33
3 4-42pm
C 622
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Limited Trains East
Via
Spokanne, Portland
And Seattle
Great Northern
iNcrthern Pacific
Burlington Route
LOW ROUND TRIP FARES
J.C.Comley Agent.
Oregon Electric
EAST
GOING
Nothing adds more to the at
tractiveness of a town, or makes
a better impression on visiting
strangers, th?n newly painted
residences, neat fences, good
sidewalks, clean streets and
alleys, and withal a goodly numb
r of shade trees and ornament
al shrubbery and flowers in your
yard. It is indicative of refine
ment, culture, good taste and
thrift.
No. 30 6-48 A.M.
32 7-24
34 9-09
35 11-17
38 146 P.M,
40 4-21
42 6-41
44 8-44
46 10-17
-No. 31 7-24 AM
33 8-42
35 11-02
37 ?-D2 pu
39 4-21
41 E-58
43 7-13
45 9-02
47 12-14AM
Muzzle The Dogs
Final warning is hereby given
;hat all dogs must be muzzled
by July 1, 1913. In the Town of
Beaverton. Muzzles may bs
bought at Cady . Anderson or M.
P. Cady's Store.
Fred Pappel, Marshal.
. .
Wedding Belk
R. R. Wyatt and Josephine
Holbrook.
Anthony Evers and Nellie Her.
nans.
Bertie N. Wells and Miss Ellen
ii. Endicott,
NO LIMITED
G. L. THOMPSON, Affent
M. E. Church
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Preaching 1st. and End. Sundays
of each month, morning: an 1 eve
ning C. B. Roes Pastor.
Congregational
Sunday School at 10 A.'M.
every Sundry. Christian En
deavor at 6:30 sharp. Preaching
second and fourth Sundays of
each month.
Rev. Upsher Pastor.
W.E. PEGG
Undertaker and
Funeral Director
Stock Always on Hand
Phone 37.
BEAVERTON OREGON
Fresh Cow with calf 5 days old
For Sale by.
V. H. Hunter, Beaverton, Ore.
';
Love oread
Children are great eaters of bread; in fact, breal nv.y
be said to be their chief food. That's why you should be
careful, mothers, to fee I them only the best bread, and
that is why you should select
i e-
m tt
iuf i or
to satisfy the appetites of t!ia huncriy
stcrs. Feed them IIP-TOF DREAD
everyday, and between niir.!-
growing young
three times a dnv
they want it. Watch
them grow fat
wholesome
on this diet. TIP-TCP BREAD is pure
delicious, rich in tod v-buildin nourishm ent.
FOR SALE BY
S.H.ZIMMERMAN FeaverioB Oregon
r Co. PortL-.nd Oregon
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Winnipeg:
Tickets will be on sale daily May 28 to September 30 3 CA
The return livmf ic A.-f nKn.. 01 4- rl ,i .1
r, overs are allowed, going an.d returning '''
Tvn'.n onliaiilc r,A l, J4-:i . P .1 -1 - , lf
ov.n,uuici3 emu uuici ueiaiis iui insiitu un request
fv baggage checked and .Leping car accommopations arranged
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CROZIER, Asst Genl Pas Agt
Wilkes, Asst Genl Frt & Pass Asrt
Portland, Oregon.
C.L. Thompson
Agent.
Beaverton
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"That's the sixth Studekaher we've
passed the only kind to invest in "
"The only kind because, as I ?lway9 say, when
a man puts money in a thing he wants to know that
he's going to get the worth of it out again."
" "That's plain business as I look at it"
'That's why I say the price doesn't tell you any
thing at all. There's only one thing that talks except
the wagon itself. That's the name of the maker."
"When you buy a Studebaker you're, buying a
vehicle that has behind it and in it sixty years of ex
perience sixty years of success -and sixty years of
reputation for the square deal. That's why a Stude
baker always looks good to me."
"My father used to say that Studebaker honor vras as sure
as a United States bank note. He was talking after having used
Studebaker vehicles since he was a lad, and he told me his father
before him said, 'Be safe get a Studebaker.' "
"Vehicle builders can't hold that sort of reputation now-a-days
without delivering the goods. A Studebaker wagon has the
best in it. That's why a man gets tho most out of it why it's
always an economy.'
"Dealers may say to you something eke is 'just as good." But
when you buy a Studebaker, you're making a safe investment
every time."
See our Dealer or write us.
STUDEBAKER South Bend, Ind.
NEW YORK
MINNEAPOLIS
CHICAGO DALLAS KANSAS CITY DENVER
SALT LAKR CITY SAN FItANCISCO PORTLAND, ORE.
ran?
00 CORDS
All Kinds of Hard
Weed Old & 2nd.
Growth Fir
FORSale
In the woods or delivered
Sirull or large quantities
at market prices
Bvhm k Gnjkii!
erton v regon j
M.C. HARGROVE!
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Complete Lir.e
Groceries Hard'.vjra
Feed & Drugs
Dr. Paul M. E. Carster
fhytkk
burgeon.
Phone 15-7.
BEAVERTON OREGON
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V. C. Dueber, Tviim i
located at the Comntsrviid l:o'.
Practice liraitel to Operr-li-Dentistry.
Hours 10-12 and 1 tc
Will leave Juiv 15 for I 't-wr.
C4.I.
Paint! ! ! ! Pt
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at your
10"
GreenLurs?
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is th
FOK SALE
3 1-2 Birdsell Wagon vriih Fed
Complete almost ntw. Heavy
Double Hand made Ka'T. -rp.
Fred Lea.-in. ' Bes-'citon 0 -?.
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See Arch Ch
carries th? 1,
oil-, vam-h.
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