The owl. (Beaverton, Or.) 1912-191?, February 28, 1914, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMAY THE OWL ALWAYS HOOT ! EOR THE COMMON PEOPLE THE OWL Published vry Saturday. THE OWL PUB. CO. EARL E. FIBHER. Editor. Entered u Second Class mail matter, under the Act of March J. 1879. At the Post Office, in jBeaverton, Oregon. July 20, 1912 Subscription 1.00 Per Year. ADVERTISING IIATES. Display ads. 75c an inch per month; rer.derelOc per line for 1st Snsertion.Cc per line for all sub csquent insertions. EDITORIAL PROSY VERSES IIY FRANK CHRISTY. Was it the uoor old beef trust or sortie other poor galoot, who fait the lii.sle of radium into the old COW -br 11 to Who brought this epidemic, we call h. c. o. 1., which iiiiikes the sale of porter house like buying an oil well? The dairy cows brings us no boi-f, they've turned to butter fat. And with high cost of liv 5ng, we don't know where we're at. The hogs have wings, the liens are bold, they rest just when they phase. How can a city fellow expect to live at ease? Our health is good, our smiles arc broad, when we have got the dough. Then that contagion strikes us, and we pay our meat bills slow. 'Tis then the little butcher says "nix," and shakes bis head, and our h. c. o. 1. ap pendix feels like a chunk of lead. When this food war will termin ate, no one can now fore-tell. Hut we agree, with Sherman, that it is simply h . "Ah thanks to you old fanner 1 You have led m to the light!" "A rheese-and-craeker income, a T bone appetite." We'll cut it" and h. c. o. I., bacteria v ill spoil. We'll pass the juicy T-bone up imil buy a slice of soil." f v. .. SOCIETY. Mir. Virgil McXair a. id Mrs. E. 1 Keller of Portland visited with Mrs. v. w, Gaskill one day, last w eek, Peter Olson of Progress wr.s over Sunday with friends, "tak ing in the sights." M. D. O'urien. one of the pros perous farmers cf the Sherwood district, gave us a pleasant call, iho forepart of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Ra.-mussen of Aloha were in the Gardi n City, Friday. To 'lie's nuwic i.; making n gru.t bit at the dances given by J. L. Hardy every two weeks. Fred Livermoro of Ilubcr was ?n to' n Tuesday on business. W. d. B.itnor, one of the pros perous fanners of Cedar Mill., was over Tuesday. I. II. Eilcrsen of Ila.eldale was in town, Friday. Gli .: Alexander, one of Port land's popular mail carriers, was borne on a vidt Thurs Liv. Mrs. M. C. Young-. Hist returned from a 1 who has lour months visit in Texas and Oklahoma, was a week-end visiter with Mrs. v. w. Gaskill last week. Arthur Stipo of Silver Lake. Ore., Vas been vising w ith his folk . '-. Nr. cf late. Among some cf thj i 'vM of interest during his stay, was the Grandgeorg horse-radish ranch, which he looked over Monday. Huston and Lane shipped thret ehoiee .beef to Connell & Co., of Hillsboro, on Wednesday. Emll Schlottman of near Elmo- nica was hauling hay into Beav erton, Thursday. Rev. Robert Brymer of Beav- erton, M. E. church, is helping in the Revival meetings at Hills boro. Peter Carson, who h:.s had ill health for a long while, was ta ken to the Good Samaritan hos pital, Portland, first of the week. Riglo Rossi has rented the Newman beaverdam, and will plant horseradish this spring. The Beaverton Hardware Im plement company will get extras for your plows and farm ma- hinery. Messrs. Elierson, Mills and Kendall of the Hazeldale section .'. ere down Friday in the inter ests of Good Roads. Ernest Grandgeorge has rented the Old Purser place for 1914, and plants horseradish on the Mm . . Mr. and Mrs. Hayes and fam ily are moving back to Huber. Mr. Masters of Aloha rode through town, Friday. He say: the "roads are fine." GET our prices first on Hard war?; then you will not have tc send away, neaverton Hardware &. Implement Co. W. W. Gaskill sold his hone radish crop to E. Grandgeorge first of the week. Gen. Scoovey has signed up Conrad Wolf and Elmer Hublcr, Diamond Dick team, already for season 1911. These two fellows arc terrors under the willows. Scoovey i,-' after ths pennant this year. Coming! The Beaverton Tennis club hf s arranged to produce a big com edy to be staged about the mid dle of March. The proceeds will be used fur various improve ments, which the club lias decid ed to make. Marriage Certificates Issued Francis A. Davies 23, and Ruth E. Richardson, legal age. Louis Welch 24, and Luella B. Avey 25. Julius Gassner 20, and Agnes Baney 18. - Kind of Prizes to Give Laixe cash prizes are not to be encouraged, according to those, who have worked with the young contestants. Better suggestions are as follows : A pair of registered pigs. A pair of full-blooded chickens. A fine colt. A registered calf. An up-to-date corn planter. A t ivo horse wagon. A gold watch. Books on agriculture. A double-barreled shotgun. A tirsi-class bicycle. A ton of good fertilizer. A ?" hat. A tireless cooker (for girl win ners.) More Prizes Make More Con testants Li general, it is better to offer many small prises than a few large ones. If 20 boys try for a prk'.o and only one is fortunate, some of the 10 unsuccessful con testants will probably be too dis couraged to try again. But if 5 of the boys are rewarded for their efforts, more merit will have rec c ed recognition, and '.ho remaining 15 will see more jWsiblt opportunities of success the following year. I. WHY PAY RENT You crnU buv some of the best property in" Beaverton at rijtht prices, on these terms fc-HH) cash and HO per month at G per cent interest for 5 years. Why not cwi your homo. If interested, I ' Call at Owl Land Co 1 Joe Mazzei, one of the garden ers of this section, called Tues day. He says rhubarb is begin ning to show through the ground. T. P. Mille- is an expert shoer, having some exciting times in Oregon shoeing horses, oxen in Wisconsin, mules in Missouri, and goats in Oklahoma. Hard to beat this combination. Register now while you have plenty of time. When those warm spring days come, every oody will be so busy Then. Geo. l'hyng or C. H. Fry will register ou any time. The other day a man brought in a trap and askei how to set the same. It was a gopher trap made and patented by J. W Barnes, who now lives south of town. The trap is a good one and if set right, will catch Bro, iopher. One day last week, Mrs. A. '.Veildner put her two children to leop and went over to buy some neat at the butcher shop. In he meanwhile the heavy north- ast wind blew open the kitchen loor and fanned the fire in the , , ,., , , . ook stove until heavy clouds o! moke rolled out of the chimney. She rushed home in time to shut iff the draught and prevented oig fire. utter wrappers REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Joseph Hingley to Harold Jo hansen et ux, El-2 of El-2, block J, Beaverton; $10. Nancy B. Ball to J.H. Shearer, nt lot 2, block 11, Forest Grove; six M. E. Buck et ux to J. R. Bal ling ft ux, lot 29, City View ad lition to Sherwood; $250. G. H. Blair et ux to Mrs. Mae Wolf, lot 5, block "46, Cornelius; 5100. W. A. Miller et ux to G. H B'.air, lot 5, block 46, Cornelius; $125. C. 1. Calkins et ux to L. F. Robinson, lot 12, City View ad dition to Sherwood; $1. C. I. Calkins to M. E. Buck. lot Zv, City view addition to Sherwood; $ . Bertha Tongue et al to Walter Robinson et al, tr 65-66, Tongue aldition to Hillsboro; $10. Alex Gustin to J. E. Gustin, right-of-way in sec 35, 1 S 1; $1. r 8 This office sends out over 8C0 copies of The Owl each issue, an average of 5 persons read a ounty paper, or 4,000 readers for The Owl. This paper has more Beaverton news than ary other paper in the world. This paper has the largest circulation of any paper in Beaverton. Th's paper spends more money in Beaverton than any other paper published. The Owl asks your support in subscription, advertising, etc. We can't let the good town of Beaverton drop back an inch; it must go ahead. The days cf movbaekism are in the past. From now on this will be one of the leading towns of Washing ton county. Our business is boosting; no knocking goes here, Beaverton business men art jail good fellows; everyone of them and near all carry ads with us; any others desiring to lot the - cop - e know " ihey have to sell. We will le y.'cwed to fix vou , , , . "P a goDd r.d. at the njht rate, it is aewsppe.' a ivonising thr.t . . . bnn - s th tui!nca- CLASSIFIED FINANCIAL $6,000 WANTED from 3 to 5 years; best of security, 8 per cent interest. Property in cen ter of Beaverton. Call at Owl office FOR SALE REAL ESTATE No. 175 to SO acres, 00 clear. For sale, part onion land, ad joins station, about 3 miles northwest of Beaverton, oi will sell 20 to 40 acres in this track. Right prices. Owl Land Co No. 210 acres upland; best ol sou, adjoins Scholia rerrj Rock road, 8 miles from Pot t land, 1 mile from Garden Home and 11 mile from Whitford station on O. E. ; $350 per acre. Fine home sits; 8 acres cleared, Owl Land Co No. 3 Location For Sawmill Eighty acres of a No. 1 timber xnd, 2 1-4 miles from Railroad Station; rock road; the boss place or a small sawmill. Land and timber for sale, reasonable. Owl Land Ct ZTTTrTCTZTlTrr V, , m- , . m ana nmoer. ah goes m wren T located, 1 1-2 miles east of Bea verton, on North Plains road. For particulars. Address : Kitty M, Elli?, Owner. Box 155. Forest Grove, Ore ti ANTED TO RENT WAlNlliD iU Ull, INI S to U acres with small house anc barn. Land not cleared; wih be O. K. Would like to grub for part of rent. Owl Land Cc CARD OF APRECIATIOK We, the members of the . A. A. C. Basketball team of .seaverton, wish to extend oar hearty appreciation to the public and friends for their good at mdance and loyal support ai ;he basketball games held in this :ity during the season '13-'14, just closed, In behalf of the boys ROY BERST, Manager The Owl $1 PerYr. The Bully Paper K0ICE TO CREDITORS In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Washington County. In the matter of the estate of John Kurman, deceased. NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has been ap pointed by order of the above (.ntitled Court as administratoi jf the estate of John Kurman, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified and required to present the same, together with proper vouchers therefor to the under signed at the law office of Bag !ey & Hare, in the American Na tional Bank building, in Hills boro, Washington County, Ore gon, within six months from the date of this r.otice. Dated this December 3, lflS. DAGLEY & HAKE, Attorneys for Administrator F. C. HOECKER, Administrator of said Estate S. P. Co. EAST - GOIN'G --- YEST No, 6 7-12 A.M. No. 1 8-01 AM 4 9-02 S9 9-33 40 1-31 Pi'. S 4-42 PM 2 5-28 5 C-22 S.W.McIlvaine Agent. Oregon Electric LAST GOING WES1 No. 30 6-43 A.M. 32 7-24 34 9-09 36 11-17 33'-53 P.M. 40 4-21 42 6-11 ' A 8-44; 43 10-17 -No. 31 7-24 AH 33 8-43 - 35 11-02 37 r-02 p: 3: 4-M 41 f-33 43 7-13 45 9-02 47 12-llAM NO LIMITED CLASSIFIED LOST LOST Ladies' Shoulder Fur (black in color), Saturday morning, February 11, on side walk, between Bank of Beav erton and Grange Hall. Re ward for return of same. Owl office LOST Pocket funeral record book, containing receipts, be tween the Hinchy place, west of Beaverton, and the Grarfge Hall. Suitable reward for return of same. Beaverton, Ore. The Owl HELP WANTED MALE MAN WANTED To do chores and haul wood. Good wages. Board and room. Call imme diately. Owl oulee dANvTNTElTdchoi:es and farm work. No smoking. A nice place to work. One month's work; $25 per month. Board and room. Owl oliice jkUBBING Wanted man to grub 3-4 acres immediately. John Trachsel, Elmoniea, Ore PRUNING A man who has had muen experience m pruning iruit trees is ready for work Owl oilice HELP WANTED FEMALE VAN FED Girl or woman for general housework ; good wages. Apply Mrs. A. J. l'ickard, Beaverton Route 3, or phone farmers 402, through neaverton. FOR SALE HORSES SOU SALE A farm team, har ness and lirst-class Peter Schuttler wagon. Both horset gentle and- broke to drive sin gle. Price $05. Thia Oliice ANTEDTEAMrTtol VV years old, weighing jetvveen 2,750 and 3,000 pounds. Jail or write the Owl otiice im mediately. l WO COLTS FORT SALE -Perfect match. Will be 3 ana 4 years old in the spring. Call at Owl office. Three horses, weight 1,250 jach. Good pullers; oroken, sin gle and double. Two are grey, md one spotted dark and white. Prices RIGHT. Call at Owl office. IEAVY TEAM," "weight" about 3100 pounds. Both Greys com ing 6 and 7. The Owl office. L RGE TEAM FOR SALE Weight 1,600 to 1,700 each brothers, same color; well matched and gentle; age 6 ana 7. Price $600. Owl oflict FOR SALE COWS i'WO COWS FRESH FOR SALE Good milkers, if65 and $80. F. W. Allen, Route 2 Forest Grove, Ore JNE BLACKJERSEY COW and Calf for SALE. Cow is 4 years old, very gentle, and a tine milker. . James Mott, Route 1, box 20. Beaverton. Oi jo wsiGs"AdTiTTd ei feu FOR SALE. -S. H. David, 1-2 mile west of Beavrtor. FOR SALE DOGS Five thoroughbred Scotch Col lie Pups for SALE. Ed Lane, Beaverton, Ore FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS LADIE S BICYCLE FOR SALL $3.00. A fine present for ttu girl. Owl office. 'cr Sle Good dry cordwooo delivered. Inquire Earl Evi.ns. Cady's Store. L'TUST-CLASS piano, used si months, same as new at a lov price. Here is your chance ti get an "A-No. 1" piano, oi payment plan if desired. Thi Owl otiice, Beaverton, Ore. ONltN SEED FOR SALE line stock; 1913 crop. G. W. Stitt, Route 2. Beaverton Ore. CROWN ORGAN S OCTAVE: GOOD AS NEW Owl Land Co. Beaverton. TDnHsTcKS Early Rose Foia toes wanted. Call at this cfke 14-INCH PLOW lor sale. Ready to turn the sod; only SP. Owl office DIRECTORY NATIONAL President Woodrow Wilson Vice-Pres. Thomas 11. Marshall ecy oi btate W. J. Bryan Secy of Treasury W. F. McAdoo Secy of Interior F. K. Lana Secy of War L. M. Garrison Secy of Com.- W. C. Redfield Secy of Labor W. B. Wilson Secy of Navy Josephus Daniels Secy of Agr. D. F. Houston Postmaster Gen. A. Burleron Attorney Gen. Jas. McReynolds STATE Governor Oswald West Secy of Mate B. W. Olcott Treasurer Thomas B. Lav Attorney Gen. A. M. Crawford Supt Pub. In I, A. Churchill State Printer Labor Com. Game Warden Stota Engineer U. S. Senators R. A. Enrria o. p. Huff W. F. Finely John H. Lew is Harry Laac. E. Chamber!:: in W. C. L'av.kv Congressmen N. J. Sinr.ot A. W. Laffcrty COUNTY Joint Senator W. H. Hoi In Senator W. D. Wocci Represenatives J. A. Chapnu.it Virgel Mum-y S. A. D. Meek District Attorney E. B. Torii. L'dge D. B. Rossom r Clerk Ed C. Lr.c- Recorder E. L. Perkins Sheritf J. E. Reeve s Treasurer E. B. Sapping to i Assessor Max Cranr'r.'l School Supt B. W. Earno", Surveyor George McGee Commissioners John Nybem C. N. Hank y Coroner Ira F. Barret i. PRECINCT Justice Peace C. II. Fry Constable M. K. Emmons TOWN OF BEAVERTON Mayor W. O. Hockei Councilmen A. H. Sprarrr Dix Boring Dr. Carstens A. M. Hocken C. II. Fry J. L. Hardy Fred Prel BAND Floyd TefTt Recorder Treasurer Marshal Leader FIRE DEPARTMENT Chief Fred Pappel Battalion Chief Paul Mercer Secy and Treas Earl E. Fisher Capt, Chemical Wm Thompson Japs, Ho.ie Cart No. 1 H. Aikin" Capt, " " 2 E. Stipe BEAVERTON LODGE NO. 1(0 A. F. AND A.M. ' Regular commun- ication first and third Tuesdays GRANGE HALL 3-00 P.M. Visitors welcome. James I. Floors W.M. C. W. Allen. Secty. 3 1-4 Pete Schuttler wagon; wide tire; "A-No. 1" condition. Will sell or trade for light wag on immediately. -The Owl Land Co COMMERCIAL CLUB. Beaverton Commercial Club meets first and third Wednesday Grange Hall. R.L. Tucker Sec. G. A. R. F. J. EABCOCK POST NO. 30. Meets every 2nd. Friday of aaeh month, at the residence of Jonuade W. L. PIKE. M.S.Barnes. A. E. Hendricks. Commander Adjutant. M. E. Church Sunday school at 10 a, m." breaching - - Every Sunc'ay nornitvr anlevaning. -Rev. Robert Erymer Pastor. Conaational Sunday .School at 10j"A. M. everj' Sunday. Christian En deavor at 6:30 sharp. Treadling j.vor.d and foiu-th Sundays of e Kit month. Re -. Upshcr Fa J.--r. GRANGE Bcivci-ton P. of H. rr.eeto Grange IT;vl the scoonlSatv.: of each moith. A. 17. Pike Mater Mr?.W.H.oyd Sazn'-.xiy. at 1BI 'l