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BEAVERTON, OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 13.
SUBSCBIPTION PRICE, COD PES YEAH.
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S. P. BRAKEMAN FALLS
Green burg, Or. Brakeman Blood had a narrow eicape from death here last Saturday morning.
He fell from top of a box car ra the trestle near the 6. E. crossing, striking on a projecting timber,
turning in midair, and hitting another beam with his head. Receiving severe injuries he was rushed
to the hospital at Portland.
PRSOPECTS FOR GREAT EXHIBITION
Work is being rushed on ths final preparations for the County Fair to be held Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday of next week on the Fair grounds sast of Forest Grove. The stock sheds are now
being constructed. Stall room fcr GO head of cattle will be provided, and" everything now indicates
that all available room will be taken. The dairy breeds will be well represented. There will be an
especially etrong showing of Holsteins while the Jersey classes will all be sufficiently well filled to in
sure keen competition. Al Chalmers is arranging to have the fine herd of Shorthorns that he has on
exhibition this week at the State Fair at Salens, returned in time for showing at the County Fair.
, , The management has all along been desirous of conducting a clean fair, and no objectionable
features of any kind will be allowed on the grounds. Such amusements as" have been provided will
be such as everyone can enjoy. y .
The following events have been "scheduled for the racing program'; and present indications are
that every race Will be well filled :
THURSDAY.
2:15 Pace One mile, three heats, every heat a race; purse, $200.
Free-for-all Trot Mile, three huats, every heat a race; purse, $250.
FRIDAY.
Farmers' Buggy Race Half-mile', best two in three; purse, $50.
, v SATURDAY.
Free-for-all Pace Mile, three heatB,' every heat a race; purse, 250.
2:20 Trot Mile, three heats, every heat a race; purse, $200. ' '
Special round-trip rate3 of one and pne-third have been granted by all the railroads, and it is
probable that special hourly service between Forest Grove and HilUooro will also be established.
A number of Portland automobile houses are preparing to put on a big auto show, and several
local nrms win erect lenis aiu mane a snowing oi iarm macmnery ana household equipment.
HARDY WINS AGAIN
tTilloKnyrt fire Tn n fttcit niriri Pnvlnno flnlit Kitf fw. L - mi . .
""?UU1" . . ty t , " 'V JV-L"CCU anidteura, at trie crescent ineatre, De-
,. fore a big crowd of Moose, Morg Hardy brought more honors to B. A. A. C. of Beaverton by winning
tVt Hppisir.n over Strieker, unattached, of Portland thnno-Vi
the best of it from the jump-off, three sounds were boxed, and the fourth was called for. Every
pi Beaverton Wednesday night, October 29. Referee, Dr. Smith; judges, Messrs. Sirlipson and Tur-
Iltjr. X IlllCTVCt'CL t 1TJ.I. i 1 V. CHICHI.
BIG GAME SUNDAY
St. Mary's team', one of the best in the A. & W. leajrue will nlav tfc r0!1m irwi wAu.
6, on the Beaverton grounds, at 8 P. M. This will be fhe'decS L?7? S'JSS
Beaverton wins. a "u"utu
- Come out and give the home boys rousing sendoff in the FINALE GAME
fee oley!nc!Z tw the W The Anting Season is how open, so
Hunting Licenses and ammu
nition at M.P.Cadys Store
Otto Muessiij and, John Sulli
van have bean keeping the old
Baw-wood buzzing these Fall
days.
, Ernest Grandgeorge, the hprse
radish grower, has been making
extensive . repairs to his barn,
raising it one story higher; build
ing ventilator oh e'p and repaint
ing the whole structure it pre
sents a fine appearance. Burt
Hocken did the work.
5 John Spies of Elmoniea is hav
ing a neat house built, where
they will reside in the near fu
ture. W. F. Desinger & Sons are
the contractors.
, Mr. Nelson and Harrison Hugh
on have been busy 6awing wood
pf late with the gasoline wood
law. "We will keep warm next
Winter." ...
REV. 3RYMER
WILL PREACH
f Ei'gene, Ore. Rev. Robt. Bry
Ber received the appointment in
the M. E. Conference to preach
at Beavertcn and Cedar Mill Cir
cuit. : U
; The Beaverton Circuit in the
past consisted of four appoint
ments, Eeaverton, Cedar Mill,
Ameschapel and Farmington.but
the membership in all these
places have been growing rapid
ly in rppflnt vcarg. so the chantre
is made for the betterment of the
Rev. Brymer, before coming
i rnwAvA a
Garden Home, wis nrsi sermor
here will be Sunday, October 5,
t 11 A. M. and 7:30 P. M.
What will it be ?
BILL OF FARE
Bachelor's Comfort,
Greased Staff,
Ladies' Choice,
Spring Offering, .
Historians Delights,
Group of Islands,
Maid of Qrlean,?,
Ladies' Stronghold,
Fruit of the Vine,
Everybody's -Friend.
ANSWERS ;
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Coffee.
Bread and'Butter.
Tea.
Water.
Dates.
6. Sandwiches. '
7. Ginger Bread;
8. Cheese.
9. Pickles,
10. tooth Picks.
MORE ROCK ROAD
The town has completed a fine piece of Rock road work, com
mencing at the Livengood corner, and rocking the main street,
outh to near the M, S. church three blocks and three street
crossings. The street was graded to a high center, and the rock
put in the center and rolled down well by the gasoline roller. Lou
Wolf, engineer, always does a good job rolling. Fred Pappel had
charcfi fif thf wnrk Hf stata tho rnt noi K7K Tl,
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or and council are to be commended on the trnnrf n'opo f
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BREAKS TrtftOUGH BRILXE
Traffic, just east of town, on the Portland road, was stopped
for near five hours. Wednesday afternoon and evpnincr h 9 lumc
j w o j m luigt
, furniture van full of furrJture, belonging to the Olsen-Rde Trans
far comnanv. When eron$ia the RAVKPrtnn HitVi hv thi u i
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j ser place, the left hindwl.'rl broke throigh the planking and let
' f '.i9 van rest cn the axle,aml it was a hts ?x iob in raiso if nn i;.
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it The delay caused, manj an auto ta go rc$nd by Bremer, 'nd baci
WtM'-ncrcc iors oi me canyon road, eat to Welson a rlace.
! To hcid up-the heavjr traffic, this bridge should have at least a
J doable layer of heavy iilank.
HOW WE STAND
W. L. P.C.
BEAVERTON 4 1 .833
Lents 4 2 .666
Sunsets 3 3f .500
Columbias 6' 3 .500
Weonas 3 3 .500
St. Marys" 3 3 .500
Acme Mills 3 3 .500
Broadway 0 6' .000
BAD ACCIDENTS
Mrs. Nealigh, while cutting
3ome corn fodder for the cows,
met w!th i a painful accident
Tuesd"ay; the ax slipped in some
manner and cut off the ends of
the first ancl second fingers of her
left hand. Mr. Nealeigh was
away at the time.
Thursday, William Hunter
bought seven pigs of W. B. Em
mons. In bringing them home,
he tied the feet of the old hog,
and on arriving home, he took
his pocket knif?, which. yas very
sharp, and as, he oat the rope the
pig kicked and hit the knife into
his leu.hand, nearly cutting oft
his thumb. Dr. Carstens dressed
the wound.
M. E. JNEW APPOINTMENTS
WASHINGTON COUNTY
The M. E. Conference has as
signed ministers for the jcounty,
a3 follows : Banks,' G, A. Jahn;
Beaverton, Robt. Brymer Corne
lius; F. A. Piper; Dilley,. S. H.
Stewart; Forest Grove, R. E.
Dunlap; Hillsboro, R. E. Myers;
Tualatin,. M. M.. Reid..-..
LOST Between Beaverton and
Parkin's corner, part of double
barrel shot gun stock cn County
road. Liberal reward Address
B.L. Taylor Portland Or.
71 First Street..
Hugh Tucker has made up his
mind to stay in lieaverton since
Wednesday night.
WEDDING BELLS
Marriage licenses have been
granted, as follows: Abel Thom
as, Clackamas, and leora M.
Bennett, Hillsboro; Cha3. Harter
and Gladys Gibson, Forest Grove;
Carl O. Brostrom and Edith Frid
of this vicinity; George Plumber
and Stella. .Gray of Gaston.
FAREWELL- RECEPTION
Kev. ts. Kees was tendered a
farewell reception in the baEC
ment of the M. E. church Thurs
day night. Speaking, singing
and games were on the program.
A light lunch was served. The
spacious rooms were crowded,
which attests to the friendship
and popularity of Rer. Rees'
three-year stay in Beaverton,
Wari LuncHes
at the Bakery
,FOR SALE AT
I CADY - ANDERSON
Peter's Ammunition
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Allen & Roberts
LAWYERS .
715 Swetland BldgJ
Ocr. 6th and Waehingtoi
PORTLAND, OREOOlf
ABSTRACTS CARBFCLLT BTAKimS
BAGLEY & HARE
LAWYERS
AaaricM National Bftak (Btflldtag
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CAN YOU KILL
CHINAS IN 19137
PETER'S
the best
You can kill them this year if you use
HIGH GRADE SHOT GUN SHELLS
shells made and kill the game EVERY SHOT'
J.L.HARDY BEAVERTON
SkAAiiALAAiUlkikiA
"3Beef Pork
9HUST0N MARKETS f-
Big line Prime Meats; ' Fish on Fridays Sg-
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Do your banking business with the Bank of Beaverton
whose Directors and Stockholders are some of the strong,
est meri nibrally and financially in the community.
Four per cent Paid on time deposits. Ten Dollars will
start a checking account and a check is the best kind of
a receipt for bills paid. All business intrusted to us will
receive our careful attention.'
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Try, a rub of Ess-Tee t Dee: a euaranteod cure for Dan-1 1
Idruff. Laundry ..iroes everv Wednesday morninc. nnH rr.H
(K5 turns Friday evening.
n- All Service First-Class. . . m
BFJAVERTON -, -0- - BARBBRll
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All kinds of Bfacksmith work done. Horse-shoeing
Tire-setting. Woodwork. Sickles and plow shares
ground with Emery. First Class workmanship.
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Every Article of Present Stock
CLOSED OUT
AT COST
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Fro-ri the 1st. to the 10th. Oct.
will arrive about $3000 stock of
shoes, suits, cravenettes-, rubber
goods, hats and caps, all for Fall
and Winter wear,
ThcSa Sacrifice Prices Will begn
, , Sat. Oct. 4th. .
and will eontinue until all thess
Goods have all been sold.
NdW is the Time to buy Good
Clean MDSE. at your own price.
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