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About The owl. (Beaverton, Or.) 1912-191? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 15, 1913)
3 BEAVERTON APPLES GO TO CHICAGO LAND SHOW cv . iy if 1 1 A ."ii-'AiA VOL.' 1, NO. 50. BEAVERTON, OREGON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1913. SUBSC21P flOM F12.CE, i.ca feu year. U J 1 iA i L U.lwIXiu) And we have found another good sport by name of B. E. Toombs, pnAd-T.t of the Archer, ane Wiggins Baseball League, 1013. Here is a man, who stands Ly his con vie--r.3. In spite of hurt wirepulling by some of the other teams, he awards tho beautiful pennant CLP to Beaverton. 'Joo Boy Toombs, we haven't had the pleasure of meeting you, but we know the baseball situation here, ami ly your decision, we must say B. E. Toombs of the Piedmont Pharmacy, corner Union av nu am! l.Ydingsworth street, is one of the best old f ports in the world. A 'jntlemr.n on the sqimn ! Here is the telegram received by Manager Hardy of the Home team ; "After due consideration I hrve authorized Archer and Wiggins to deliver the trophy to the Be? verton team, having proclaimed them the legitimate winner." "B. E.. TOOMBS, President' tit i1 A PAINFUL ACCIDENT )?4 Mr. O'Connell, an recent employe at the car shops southeast cf town, met with a painful a.ci dent b.st Thursday at 1:15 p. m. While working at the drill press he caught his hand in the wheel a.d received terrible injuries hi ; left arm being twisted severely and broken in a number of places the bones protruding through tin skin in sevaral places before his fellow workmen could stop th machine. He was rushed up town on a handcar in time to take the 1:39 Tillamook train for th Good Samaritan Hospital, Portland, where his injuries were taken care of. From late reports, he h recovering. K M M M M M A PLOWMAN KILLED Frank Klineman, aged CO years, while plowing a half mile from Forest Grove, was killed in a very peculiar manner. Tlie lines were about his neck, and when the plow struck a root the doubh -trees broke. The team started to run and Klineman was dragged over the implement, from which fie received injuries that caused death a few hours later, th-3 unfortunate man never regaining- con sciousness. George Sloan, and Art. Caplcs, who were close by, took the injured man to town ."or medical aid, but to no avail. The dead man is a native of Ohio, and lived with the Sloan family ;oi Boir.e time. He had no family. Dr. Ira E. Barrett, coroner; went to the Grove today to investigatt th3 death. Deceased was an uncle of the Klineman Brothers of North Ilillsboro. m Be on deck next Sunday, November 23, at Hardy's Confectionery with your baseball suits, am have your picture taken with the Pennant CUP. 2 p. m. sharp. Mother Goose will make her bow to the people of Beaverton at the Grange Hall in the eveninj of November 25. She will be accompanied by her large family, including Bo Peep, uoy blue, Simp e Simon and his friend the Pieman, Tommy Tucker, King Cole and other favorites. There will also be singing, recitations and drills by members at the Beaverton school Solos b local talent and the "w'g 4" will sing. A basket social will follow the program, and ail the ladies an urged to bring basket , fa! 2d with goodies and the gentlemen to come with numerous dimes to bli the same. Instead of bidding on the baskets the gentlemen will bid on the backs of the ladies heads seen through a hole in a curtain. Tigard, Ore. Citizens of Tigard, 11 miles from Portland, in the Tualatin valley, are boosting fa boosting for a cannery to be established there for the absorption of the surplus crops of the territorx adjacent. A committee Saturday night waited on W. D. Skinner, traffic manager of the Orego: Electric, asking hia co-operation, and Mr. Ski nntr told them he would help in every way. An ex perienced canneryman will be secure J to inform the people just what is needed to assure the success and permanence of such a project, TOWi 3&L IB M M M The Owl has the largest circu lation of any paper in Beaverton, and is constantly gaining mw ..u.,..;v,ov and boosting for tl e have some rmentj advertising their But v e town. W cood firm go,-'.s in thee columns. would be pleafed to see evt' buA' in Beaverton repress ed not only from a fini'. . standpoint, but to boost th ., -k town to the front in the cs ima of strangers. Over 800 p -p are sent out every wee!;: a a age of 5 persons read li :ar or 4,000 actual reader' per we. Think th's over, gentlt-mv:-. 5very business house in i' ton will can" an ad. in '. . ; pr, we will srtn have or.e o: i est pap'rj in the eour.ty. 1 us all jy'l together for a C. . Bcavcrt:n and B;-av-:r'L-..'-.": ce:s iren, lorti 1 -i the past, and r fOr ti:C Kolid , . j.:' Of ith "5. regress News Mrs, Lilja-.'u: Mrs. curgie vis i ed ti e Vroii ?cho.:l, Friday. The funeral of the late John vurmann, who was burnt to leath a week ago on the Tuerck ilaee under peculiar circum 'i.r.ces, was buried in Patton's 'emeteiy, Thursday. N. Snyder made a i:hort trip to "a-'ecuVer, Wash., Saturday. S:me miscreant stole three i i-ir pails from Progress schoo' 'liday. It ;s hoped that he en ioyed his iunrh. Mrs. Richardson has been or sick list, of late. Mrs. Eliandcr made a plcasan' at r.yd.er's, Friday. T. R. jDhr.ion's nrx fr,. ;--,sas, arrived this week 'i d the winter with them. : -sij::;:::. ts every e of Mrs. C, Lor, Ore. hr'sPisioCIa.-1 s-turday tt tht E. Hedge, Ll;: f " I rl I J "enty c-ji'ds stove r: :hes. Spiit f';:e. r r -1 h Mrs. C. A. --rim. Ore. R.ute 3. Chas. VV. Tarlion Dl3appe in 1695 arec Attorney John M. Wall and District Attorney E. B. Tongue h ive fded suit in circuit court to escheat about an :.cre of land to tie state of Oregon, the property in question way back in 180;", be longing to one Chas. W. Tarlton. In May of that year Tarlton 'eft his home near Beaverton to go to Portland, and since that time not a word has been heard from him. In 1807 the Beaverton people be lieved him dead, and Alfred Da ':s was appointed administrator. Ouvies nursed the little place a.cng, and succeeded in ettmg enough from rentals, and the sue of a few dollars worth of tools, to keep the taxes paid. He VE3 discharged from further ' . jihty in 17. and since th-n t . you war.t sub scribe r o -.voodc'.,.-... : lir;- v c. r:t t: icre, Willi m ',;'( hnuw i)i:r in various hands, r.-.t- iov-mdon is now on tin place. ;ind has been t' ere for tsvr, vc-ars Ttrlton no re'atn ! far as kr.ow, r... i )rcgon now a i.. r at li,e t..-. f'ty tsch at to th convr ea'.th. Whether Tar't .. :iiii 1 in P't'J nd. r' ' t" 1 in s'.m ' T'. . . )'?'dy r.e :-r i e r ne ?'-''! to sci hablvnc-v-.- b" known. v : :i is rlive s- mew; ' t.'-''- - re&Yit wh -. known. He was aged sbo.jt 3r years when he fo myst"ri- i nulled out (, Beaverton. v r, Delia 11. Hall and husband tc '.I. N. Staehr, lot U, block 1. "Curtis addition to Forest Grove : 1275. jljvuh xv. x iiw tit;1. t ii v i v 5s.-cor Hyatt, parts of lots 4 and 5, liock 9, Original Townsite o: -"ornelius ; $1,500, Jacob E. Myers to A. Nelsor hirly and wife, lot 7, Tigardvillt .Jark ; ffl.C'dO. Uollis Title &. Investment Com pany to B. F. Purdy, lot 5, bloc! I. r,.s above ; $1,800. O vi on Nursery Company U . J. Green, lots 11 and 12, blocl , Orenco Townite ; $10. Ludwig Weith et al to Gcorg Martin et al, lot 4, block C, Tua iatin Grove Tract ; $10. Shaw-Fear Company to W. P. 'V.ney and wife, lots 04 and 95. beaverton - Reedvillc Acreage ; $10 etc. M. P. Cady and wife to Chas. fl. Hedge, tract in Wm. F. Hal. nd Sim G. Stott, DLC, in 1 S 1: $50. Julius Her.rikson to W. E. "Vgg and wife, E 1-2 of lot 13, .spencer's Homestead ; $10. PC Any sclioi 1 hoard in Washing on county needing teachers ilease write to this paper. Twi oung men of excellent charactei md recommendati")' s for tin e: t of order In the school roon ire ready to accept a position a he present writing. They !"av ;ad special t'aining in public peaking, singing and debating. Address The Owl. Beaverton, Ore. G-ibii'uND SAT. HIGHT MORSE u D Best Lirn V-c; - Bon riOV. 22 HALL W J.L.MAUDY BEAVERTON Candies and Cigars '-J?cef EiUSTON MARKET Perl r Big line Prime Meats. Vlutton Fish on Fridays Beaverton, Oregon VealB ."X '4? k Do your banking business with the Bank of Beaverton whose Directors and Stockholders are some of the strong, est men morally and financially in the community. Four per cent Paid on time deposits. Ten Dollars will sun t 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. AT & t v 5. W. f.lcllvaine Back Agair The S. P. Co. have made an ilhtr change in their local ofRc m Wednesday. Now we have :he ticket window our old friend, dcllvaine. Mr. Mcllvaine ha cen located at Gervais, Oie. 'or Ciiiite awhile. Previous f hat time he served here for ; lumber of years. He states th; liis office is doing about fou times the amount of busine. sow to what it did then. Be; -"rlr,n is cuming to the froi 1 rapidly. 3 nafK'.; .-r-f s S HAVE YOU DANDRUFF? OR ITCHING SCALP. R lry a run ot LbbUJi,JvlJt,li,. Guaranteed cure, or lnoi-.eyJ'- refunded. Laundry goes out Wednesday mornings; returns t'riuav evenings. ti BEAVERTON o- TUTUV.MMU 30 Acre Farm Wanted . Have you 80 acres of 'and, al least CO cleared, level farm land 'or sale in Washington county ? We have a buyer. Write imme liately your price and terms. The Owl Land Co. H AVE you a fresh cow for sale ? or have you any 4- ')it wood to tell? We have myers for both. Owl Office, Beavertoi LOST Between Beaverton and Perkin's corner, part of dou'ile barrel idiot f.un stock on County road. 3'ib. ral leuard Addiesn E.I..Ta-!:j" Per ..land Or. 71 Frst Stnel. Locidn for Work? If you Me look:!:g for a job, SEE FISHER at the Owl office': V.) potato diggers and 1 carpen- ,er have hun provided with roik within seven days, STUirlO VI Is CENT MAZZKi V-cv. . c. , ft a, i- T)C .xCT t ' . : t,v k 'x 'K. -'N. '1 -y u 9 .-. .V ." J-, t. v-. x" u 'if '4? 's? 'y "a? ? S' S i W-U.K-d- Hung-r.-;..( i le k w ft the Bakery I ty X" Xy? fi& S'fSEMM ra3ST3& CSEXT? ' )i iN SWEATER Woo! Sh'rX Ji J FOR SALE AT J J. t '; l I P.tc-r'r. Ar,,-.:-7 j ff V'J' m - l& k k: PhytA. n r: ? Aho carry n co.irdctu lin- of CAP! r.? ifOiK .fDrc;s n,:rt., V. u h p , n d e r If JWj '!.! i vT'C"! 'fell T EI' ' j ''J I " DrpAijL Il7 ; ziytc. 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