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home when the accident happened. It highway near the Hillsdale bridge.
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.Mrs. Ida Hunt, who has been ill, 1S reported that one of the party got T he sedan was wrecked and the boy
FOR Y O U R CONVENIENCE
i Plum bing and H eating ¡J >* improving.
excited and threw his arms around suffered a broken right thigh, nose
W E HAVE
J K Johnson, of Hillsboro, moved “ IR * ’*’’ neck and nearly choked him broken and concussion. He is in a
F. W . B IS H O P
to death before he could untangle serious condition.
1 to Oak Grove Monday
himself.
P h o n e 2003
B e a v e r t o n , O r.
The father and oth e r boy were
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rooms
have
been
added
to
the
only
scratched by flying glass.
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T hirty lodges of P ortland will be
Arncson building in Maplewood.
in session at the auditorium the night
At our Local Show Room
Interm ediate Christian
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Mr. Bettcrly, of Maplewood, spen* of April 9, when W . K. Meier, grand
Endeavor C ostum e Party ^
W A SH IN G T O N AND EAST ST R E E T
m aster of the W ashington grand
a few days last week in Salem.
lodge, A. F. and A. M , will pay an
BEAVERTON
A patriotic costume party was held
Mr. and Mrs. T hurston, of P o r t official visit to the lodges of Oregon
H um .
land, were visitors in Portland S u n So far as known this will be the first j at the home of G retchen
A Complete Stock of
time that such an event has taken Gretchen Hurn represented M artha
day.
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place. All the masters of
the
30 W ashington and Olney Long repre-
W . I). Smith m otored to Longview bulges will be seated on
the plat- sented George W ashington. The tie
Sunday and spent the day with rela- f ° rm and, altho the exercises will gro butlers were Glen P ow ndcr and
lives.
be under the direction of W illam ette Rogers Speakman. T he negro inam-
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lodge, the officers of all
the other my was Daisy Jeffries. Games were
Do Y o u K n o w You Can Buy
Mr. Putnam has improved his place lodges will exercise their
authority played and refreshm ents served Ol-
by putting in concrete walks to the w'*h 'h e
over their respective ney Long won first prize for the ^
A N E W FO RD FOR
house.
members.
boys’ costumes.
$100 D O W N , I N C L U D I N G L I C E N S E .
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T h e re Were 27t> present
at
the
M ultnomah School N otes. girl, w«>n first p ri/e for the girls’
Let Us D e m o n s t r a t e
Community church Sunday school last
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costumes.
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Sunday.
Zella Rogers was struck by a car
Those present w e re : Mrs. Alice
T H E I M P R O V E D F O R D CAR.
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Monday afternon as she was cross- Gaylord, Mrs. Bolton, Mrs. Hurn,
Miss
Helen Smith, of Portland,
mg the highway at Multnomah Ser- Sonny H urn, Evelyn Bighain, Marie
siient Sunday at the home of Mrs. E. Gee Station. She was
badly hurt. Boyd,
Evelyn
Pow ndcr,
Virginia
Gaylord.
v. Anderson, of Tigard, drove the car Saunders,
Maxine
Bolton,
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that hit her. It
is said that he lost Dunlap, Lois Anderson, Daisy Jef-
A U T H O R IZ E D FO R D D E A L E R S
Misses Meriuni and Sherley Oliver his wife recently and has two small fries, Irnja Keiling, G retta H um , Ol-
visited with their father. O. Oliver, children.
ney Long, Kirby Haskell, Glen Pown-
W a s h i n g t o n anti Last Sts.
Beaverton, Or.
in Portland, over Sunday.
T he various grades have been quite der, Roger Speakman, Gloria Sauti „
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excited over the spelling contest. One ders, G ertrude Krbs, Allyce Haskell
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Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Leindach( of or two poor spellers in each grade and Caroline Hahn.
Mountaindale, Wash., moved into the pulled the average dow n c o n s i d e r a b l e . ------------------------
Sticrle blouse on Gordon street Mon- T ryouts were held Monday to decide
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Passes • A
w ay W hile
day.
class champions to represent tne
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V isiting Her Daughter
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T he first rehearsal of the entire day and Saturday nights. In the fifth
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cast for “T he Belle of Barcelona” grade Ruth Beasley was first. H o b a rt
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Pender
died
suddenly
was held at the Masonic temple lasv Fly, second; sixth grade, Shirley March 22 at the home of her daugh-
week.
W heeler, first, H arlan Hixby, second; Ier ^trs. H. D. McAllister, in Mult- i
seventh grade, Dorothy lo n tz , first, nomah, after two hours illness. She
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Speakm an en-
Beulah Kahl, second; eighth
grade, |ive,i at Johnstown, P a , and had at
Lucille Dunlap, first, Irm a Keling, ‘ rived only two weeks ago to visit
V . W . W . V . V . V . V . ’ . V . V . V . ' . V . tertained Misses M erriant and Shirley
The telephone is a reliable, efficient
Oliver and «heir father, O. Oliver, at second.
her daughter.
W . I. N O Y E S
■: dinner Sum!-...
and dependable servant, alw ays ready
A baseball team was organized at
The remains were forwarded to
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the Multnomah school last week and Johnstown where the husband sur-
to put you in touch w ith your neigh*
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Always on the job.
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Miss Shirley Oliver, who has been the first game was played Tuesday vjves her.
bor or the m ost distant city or ham let.
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I'tionc T ig a rd 552 or Beaverton f attending the University of W ashing- with Maplewood.
It serves you tirelessly for a few cents
Miss Marie Johnson has been as- -p
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a day.
signefl IB and 2B classes in the
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B eaverton, O re g o n
% the S harpe residence.
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school.
W ith Concrete Bridge ;j;
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Mrs. T. G. Williams and daughter, j Miss Olman, 6th grade teacher, h as,
Florence, left S aturday for Yancou- been absent on account of illness
W ork will soon commence on con
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« . t w v m i n v r « * a n v B i n !»! ver, 15 t ., to visit with Mr Williams, Miss Florence H am m er has been tak-
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struction
of a concrete viaduct cost
y who is in business there.
ing her place.
F re d K norr, Prop.
ing $58,500, to replace the w ooden
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Terwilliger span. It will be erected
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in C h in a traffic will not be interrupted on the
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j highway.
<•❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ •>*❖ ❖ *❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ Multnomah a t the home of their
The plans, prepared by City F.n-
No word has been received from
parents.
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A. G. Small, a construction engi - 1 R'*ieer L aurgaard and F. 1. Fowler,
C. R. McGee and family moved neer of the University of Nanking, el,y bridge engineer, provide for «
W ednesday to their new home on C hina, by h.s brother, W. B. Small, ' three-arch viaduct, the central arch
Builder of Fine H om es and Cabinet Maker.
Caldwell avenue, near the Capitol Hill of Multnomah. Dispatches show that being 100 feet high. T he bridge will
w ater tank.
Mrs. A. G. Small and child were be 184 feet long with approaches 50
Breakfast N ooks, Furniture, Etc.
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safe aboard one of the boats.
each in length. I here will be a
Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Swift and
Mr. Small had been in China 14 -»-f001 roadway and one six-foot
Counters, Store Fixtures, Etc.
1 daughter, Rhoda, of McMinnville, and y e a « and constructed several of the «dewalk.
Miss Marie Swift, of Winlock, visited university buildings ,the dormitory
C A R P E N T E R SH O P
N E V E R Y f a r m t h e r e is m a
Mrs. H. B. B rokhardt last week.
and administration buildings being! A re friends visiting at your home?
ch in ery , im p le m e n ts stock
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erected recently. Most of the brick Put it in the local paper. Some one
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2nd a nd W a t s o n
Be averton, Or,
or o th e r th ings th a t are
T he Multnomah Service station has in ,hesc structures were taken from here may know them and would like 5
n o t b e in g u s e d a n d s h o u l d be
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to see them.
b e t u r n e d i n t o m o n e y t o b e u se d
erected a new big sign on top of the old Chinese wall.
for o th e r purposes.
In 1912 Mr. Small visited his bro-
their building advertising General
Gasoline. It can be seen for miles tber here and will be remembered X ” ! - X " I " ! " X X X “ X X X " '> W “ X “ X ” X “ X " : " X " : “ X “ !, Í “ X 1 ' X “ :“ : X " X “ X X “ X " X " X ” : X " X “ X “ X “ ’ W ~ X X " X X “ X
In e v e r y h o m e t h e r e is f u r u i -
around.
b* m an> '« ' d e n t s .
tu r e , t r u n k s a n d o t h e r a r t ic l e s ,
On Display
New Fords
B. Smith Motor C.o !
Y ou Have a Servant
Oregon Telephone Co.
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W. A. SMITH
Why Not
Sell It?
O
t h a t m i g h t a ls o b e sold.
The
m o n e y c o u ld b e p u t t o u se, o r
in a b.vnk to d r a w i n t e r e s t . W h y
n o t sell s u c h t h i n g s n o w ?
O r, p erh ap s, you have ch ick
e n s, e g g s , p l a n t s , o r Seed, o r
service o f som e k in d th a t you
wacnt t o f in d b u y e r s fo r.
R N T E R P B IS K
W IL L
WANT
HELP
F IN D
ADS
YOU
BUYERS
E v e r y w e e k t h e s e l i tt le s a l e s
m e n sore sellhvg g o o d s a n d s e r
v ices f o r y o u r n e i g h b o r s , a n d a t
a v e r y lo w c o s t — 10c a lin e t h e
f i r s t w e e k , a u d Sc a line a f t e r
th at.
L o o k aoroomd n o w a n d h a v e
y o a r w a n t a d in t h e n e x t issue.
P h o n e it in if y o u w is h .
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THE
BEAVERTON
E N T E R P R IS E
Mr. and Mrs. W. F.arl P a rk e r and Cojmty Repaired
family, m otored to Longview Satur-
Sewer Connection
day and spent the week end at Mrs.
P a r k e r s ’ b rother’s home, A. C. N el
A crew of men were sent out by
son and family.
the county Monday to r e |« i r the
sewer connection in front of the
F. T. Hoffman met with a slight Multnomah Service station. A great
accident
at
Sixth
and
Couch deal of surface w ater comes down
streets, Portland, when another car ,h e hill and instead of going into
1 ran into his light 6 S tudcbaker and the sewer has run over the highway
bent the fender.
a n d on to the grounds in front of
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the* filling station, w here it laid in
Mrs. C. A. Layman and baby, are a big pool,
visiting her parents, L ieutenant and
Mrs. F r a n k Kisser, U. S. N., ai
Guardian A ngels Did
Bremerton, Wash., for a couple of
N ot Stay Long Enough
weeks. H e r father has bren ordered
on duty and cxpectsto leave soon. .
T he curve on the road near the
Multnomah school house is a dandy
Bill Owens, of Cloverdale, drove place for m otorists to speed up and
make up lost time. It is a down
Kykert. of Multnomah Sunday eve-
d f with just , he right Uind Qf a
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SENIOR CLASS PLAY
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‘All of a Sudden P eg g y ’
Three Act Comedy
B. H. S.
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n in * at 1 ,OV< r,,lU
X crow d fr" " ’ curve fur th e speed maniac and th e re
Multnomah had gone down to the are on,y thrce roads converging hcre
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IF you have some
thing to Sell and
are in a big hurry
to sell it, let the
!; classified advertising de-
•; partment of this paper
•: prove its ability as a speedy
j: and efficient sales medium
Most autoists stop a m inute before
entering the highway and only about
30 children cross the road here, so
most cars come a scooting along the
highway at about 30 miles an hour.
But a grand surprise party met them
Monday m orning when two m o to r
cycle policemen took down the name*
and license numbers of speeders,
these guardians angels stayed on the
job until 1 p. m , when well pleased
with the day’s haul they went in
town to report. If they had onlv
stayed until 2 30 p. rn. they might
have averted an accident when a car
hit a little girl as she was crossing ‘ J
the highway in front of the Mult- <>
nomah Filling station.
Will the highway commission place
a stop signal here and compel all < >
cars to come to a stop before pro
ceeding past the school h o u se ? —A.
AUDITORIUM
Beaverton,
Oregon
Entertainment by Glee Clubs and
Orchestra
Thursday - Friday, April 7 - 8
Prices: 25c, 35c and 50c
Boy Badly Injured
At H illsdale Sunday Eve
T he small son of H. Copas, of T i
gard, was badly injured Sunday night
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