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W. H. Scid- with tiled bath and kitchen, fire­
3
W h y net call your it her daughter, Mrs.
place, oak floors, and the inside is
and dude ranches with more and family.
finished in guin wood. Their many
and watch the wealthy
The BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
friends here are glad they are so
at fancy prices.
Mrs. H. L. Hudson and daughter, nicely situated.
BEAVERTON. OREGON
June and son, Jaime, returned Sun-
day morning on the Admiral Ben-
Published Friday of each week b> BEAVERTON LOCALS.
son, on which they went on her
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Harmon of,
P I O N E E R P U B L IS H IN G CO.
BATTERY CHARGING
maiden trip from Portland to San j Portland had as guests for dinner
Miss Grete Gray entertained
at Diego.
Mrs
T
W.
Suli
i Sunday, Mr. and
M em bers of National Editorial Asso­ dinner at the Campbell l ourt Hotel
van and sons, Harold and Paul, Mr.
ciation and Oregon State Edi­
Saturday evening for a group of
While cutting grass W ednesday i and Mrs. S. G. Rogers of Aloha and
torial Association.
friends. At the home of the hos­
George Syverson of Cooper mountain i Mrs. E. M. Harmon, Mr. and Mrs
tess in Beaverton, bridge followed
fell, and his head struck the scythe 1 tilenn H annon and two boys of
T ry our free air service—W e put it in for you
causing a deep cut which severed an Portland, a gathering of first, scc- ■!
$1 00 a year. A d - .
Subscription
blood | ond and third cousins.
Edna Blanken and Alice Cesia artery. He had lost much
on application.
vertising
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made applications last week to join when Dr Smith arrived and as he is
74
years
old
the
outcome
is
uncer­
the Journal Juniors.
Phone Beaverton —----------—......... 7503
tain. It is believed the fall was
Mrs. E. C. Stout of Aloha is at
Marvin Moore, Canby, is visiting caused by a slight stroke.
the home of her son-in-law and
his aunt, Mrs. (_ F. Jones, for a
Portland office
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James Wood,
few days.
Mr and Mrs. A. A. H a m burg have recovering from an accident Friday
212 4th St., near Salmon
rented the new Scidmore house in in whic« she broke her right leg
Lombard
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Stout have been at
H. J E F F R I ES....Business Manager
CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM PARLOR
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Brooks and
Glenwood for a short time, and |
A. J E F F R I E S _____________ Editor baby, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hill
At The Old Location—With a New Store
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Scimene
Mr- Stout was alone at the time of ❖
and Mrs. Marian Thompson. P o r t­
the accident, which was caused by
land, were gue-ts at the E. \V tored to Salem Sunday.
SOFT DRINKS, FRUITS, MELONS
twisting the ankle. She crawled two 1
Woodruff home Sunday.
UNITED S T A T E S PROPOSALS
Mrs. Thomas James has returned miles to the highway and tried to
Magazines—All The Daily Papers
to her home in Crawford, Neb., attract the attention of passers-by,
Louise Hawley returned home S a t­
!•
W EATHERLY ICE CREAM
The American deli gallon showed urday from her trip to Corvallis, following several weeks visit here but without any success for a longr
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with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. time. Finally a motorist stopped and £
the right spirit at the tri-power where she went to attend the Boys’
A. Germiquette.
brought her to Hillsboro, where Dr. j d*
Canned Goods and Light Groceries to Accommodate Sunday
naval conference at Geneva when and Gills' l lub session at the O re­
E. H. Smith attended her injuries.
X
gon Agriculjural college.
Night Trade
Ambassador Hugh S. Gibson, head
On Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. T.
Miss Vera Henderson is home to
spend the summer with her parents, W, Sullivan and sons, Harold and
of the delegation, stated that the
Miss Gladys Hubbard, Longmont, Mr. and Mrs. George P Henderson. Paul visited at the home of Mr. and •:"S X ^,*X ’X *^><">1> X ^ " X ”X ,,X “X " :" M X " X " X ,'X W 'X " X HX ":-:
l m led Slates was willing to reduce
Colo., was a gue-t of Mr. and Mrs.
Lars Anderson of Portland.
naval armaments of cruisers, de I toy Gray Monday.
Mis. Minnie Duden Mapes,
of;
stroyers and submarines as low as
Portland ,was a week end guest of i
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any figure acceptable to Great B rit­
Mr. and Mrs. William Hamner Mr. and Mrs. George P. Hender-1 Mrs. Ruth Terry, of Portland, has
taken a two year lease on the new
ain and Japan.
and four children, Los Angeles, Dr. son.
home and six acre tract owned by
It is difficult for any nation to and Mrs. Karl Swenson and son,
Mrs. Ira W hite and daughter, Sara Mr. and Mrs. J. D. F’ennill just
come out openly for radical reduc­ Reed, Portland, and Mr. and Mrs
E. E. Swenson, went to Nelscot, Jane, and Marjory, of Tillamook, south of Aloha and will take pos­
tion* unless it is measurably sure near
Devils
Lake
Sunday. Dr. spent Tuesday with Mrs.M . C. Mc- session next week. C. J. Stickney
represented Doth parties to the tr a n ­
f favorable reaction*.
But leader- Swenson and Mr. Swenson returned Kercher.
ship demands constructive proposals. Sunday but the rest will remain for
saction.
T he Geneva conference, however, is a week.
The Average cost of operating an automobile is
Mrs. M. C. K ercher
and
son,
not for the p u r p o s e of reducing
10.27 cents per mile.
George, were guests of Mr and M rs.
armaments, but to fix maximum lim­
A. M. Jensen, T he Dalles was a Gilmore of Portland.
i t s of auxiliary craft to be built by guest oí S. A. Ercdcrickson Iasi
You can easily determine how much you lose
the three nations involved.
week.
when
you drive your car on business th at can be
ALOHA
NEWS
W e are yet enough of a war torn
world to safely predict that whatever
transacted over the telephone.
Mrs. Maude Miller
spent
last
Mrs. T. Smith and daughter, Shir-
maximum i. agreed upon each power' week with her daughter, Mrs. Ray
will extend its forces to the .ixed Mahler and family. Mrs. Miller has ley, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
CALL “LONG DISTANCE”
limit, which, of course, is the only not fully recovered from an a uto­ Adkins. Shirley will visit with her
argument against fixing limits.
But bile accident she was in on Memor­ grandparents for a couple of W'eeks. A. R. Mills and W. H. Ben­
if there were no limiting agreements ial Day.
jamin of Clatskanie,
Mr. and Mrs. I I). Brisbane, of
the general opinion is that nations
New Owners
would run wild in their efforts to! Miss Alice W a tts has returned San Jose, California, will visit with
outdo the others.
What the world from Myrtle Point, where she was Mr. and Mrs. Weikcen for a couple
?
needs as well as limitation of arm ­ visiting her sister, Mrs. O m ar Idso. of w'teks.
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POSSESSION JULY 5
aments is limitation of international She went to Battle Ground, W a sh ,
W e-lo-go-na camp fire girls had
suspicion and desire for unearned! Sunday where she gave lectures on
a marshmallow toast at Gilmore’s Both Prominent and Succetiful
power. This will not come at Gen-| her experiences in China.
ine«* Men of Clatikanie for
home Tuesday evening.
eva. It will be born in the heartsi
j*
Number of Years
of babes and instilled into the
Mrs. H. J. Cox and two daughters,
Mr. Clark is building a new house
hearts of men. But conferences help
Bernice and Lois, left Sunday for
C. J. Stickney of the Beaverton
across from A. Morrison’s home.
reflect friendly attitudes, and are in­ a several week’s visit in Chicago.
cidents in the process of making
Realty Co., made a trip to C l a t s - i y
the world safe for peace.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Finncll and kanie Monday and closed a deal y
IN-
Mrs. Dan Adams was operated on
for gall stones at Emanuel hospital family have rented their home and whereby A. R. Mills and W. H &
moved to Wheeler, Oregon.
Mr,.
Saturday and is doing nicely.
ENORMOUS FIRE LOSES PRE-
Finnell is a saw filer and will be m n ja m in purchased the Jack Schill-
ing feed store
building,
together ^
away for two or three years.
VENTADLE
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cook and sons,
with the stock and fixtures. The new X
WE ARE OVERSTOCKED
Wesley and Bud, and daughter, Eve­
Mrs J. W. Buliz and M r. and owners will arrive in Aloha Sun­
lyn,
were
in
Beaverton
Friday.
Fire l o s e s that arc classed as
Mrs. K V \ \ < ft and son, Rowland. day to take inventory of the stock,
’’strictly preventable” show an am az­
V¡sited with Mrs. L. Rumanian this
and on Monday morning the num er­
Guy
Carr,
Frances
Livermore,
ing figure every year. T he National
week.
Board of Fire
Underwriters gives James W hitworth and Ed. Holsten
ous patrons of this popular feed and
the
total of all losses for the year went on a fishing trip on Wilson
ASSURES YOU SATISFACTION
Erick Sundberg
is
visiting his grain store will find them on the
1*)25 (in round figures) as $559,000, river Sunday.
job anxious to get acquainted and
brother
in
Seattle,
Wash.
(UK!
But of this amount board
$55 to $315 ]
ready to serve them even better
c l a s s e s losses of $242,000,000 as
Mr. and Mrs. W R. Petch mo
P e te r Bowes visited his uncle in than heretofore. Mr. Mills and Mr.
“strictly preventable,” while the r e ­ tored to McMinnville Monday.
$95 to $265
Los Angeles, Cal.
maining losses, amounting to $317,
Benjamin are both prominent and
Coupea
$195 to $300
l » 10,1 UK) are placed under the head
successful business men, have been
Mrs. W. H. Boswell’s
Sunday
Burton is sick with pneumon- residents of Clatskanie for a n um ­
of “partly preventable.”
Evidently School class of young people will
$150 to $195]
the underwriters take the view that picnic in Shellcnbcrger's grove T hurs­
ber of years, and come to our com ­
to $250 ]
no fire is strictly un|*rcvcntable.
munity very highly recommended.
day evening.
:
T he Aloha Boy Scouts spent W ed
But now we come to the in te re st­
tiesday at Gales creek.
ing part.
Under the “strictly pic
REASONABLE TERMS
Mrs. Grace
Nott, of M cMinn­
Social D iscipline
M u t a b l e ’’ heading we find that the
ville, who was killed in an automo­
Mrs. Brit/enh am and children of
Society Is the true sphere of hn
largest losses, more than 30 millions
bile accident Sunday at 13th and Lind, W ashington, are visiting Mr. innn virtue. In social active life, dlf
in value, are attributed to matches
Knott, Portland, wax a very inti­ and Mrs. Ed. Kreeler.
Acuities will perpetually be met with
ami smoking.
The next l a r g e s t
mate friend of Mrs W. R. Petch,
restraints of many kinds will be neces
comes from defective chimneys and
and visited her here many times.
Mrs. J. Scruton of W est Timber sitry, and studying to behave right It
flues which run up a total of more
Authorized Ford Dealer
was a guest at the home of her sis­ respect of these Is a discipline of the V
than twenty-one million.
Following
Out-of town guests in the home ter, Mrs. J. E. Fritzel Tuesday.
human heart useful to others ai.d tm I
in the order of seriousness are
W ashington and E ast Streets.
H L. Hudson
proving to Itself
Suffering Is n,
stoves and furnaces, sparks on roofs, of Mr. and Mrs
Mrs. S. VV. Bradley has returned duty, hut where It Is necessary ti
petroleum and its products, hot a s h ­ Sunday, were Mis, F ilm Rowe, P o r t­
%
Branch at Beaverton, Oregon.
avoid guilt, or to do good; nor pleas
es, open ftics, gas, open lights, hot land. and Lon Melluer, Matt Bren- iront San Francisco, Cal
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grease and tar, mbbish and litter, non and Percy Galan, who were'
Mrs Pendleton and son, W ard, of the Influence of bad Inclinations, or
fiicworks and steam and h o t watei members of the Admiral Benson o r ­
Hubbard, Oregon, were visiting Mrs lessens the generous activity of na
chestra
pipes.
Pendleton’s
daughter-in-law,
Mrs.' ture.—Philadelphia Record.
( on trolled, fire is one of man-
Ulllh Haves this week.
Mrs. M. K Graham, of Seattle, is
kind's greatest blessings; uncontrol
ltd, it becomes a menace to life and here to visit in the home of her
P re p a re d
Mr. Howell, who is 80 years old,
property. In al
scasi ns great care brother-in-law, L. V Graham, who
A
Flarley
street
reader fells of an
1’hone 3603
Beaverton Res. 3^-1
built
a
chicken
house
this
month.
It
should be taken to prevent devastai is confined to Ins bed with effects
old
friend
whose
mother
hud
a
new
will
house
over
500
chickens.
ing fire*. But forest* and growing of ptomaine poisoning He is show-,
maid who had never seen eus. On the
crop* need the careful consideration mg some improvement and is gain
occasion
of a dinner party she was In
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
I
J.
Schuiideskantp
of motorists, campers and general ing strength slowly.
structed as to what to do In the draw
and
children
and
Mrs.
J.
G.
Ash­
vacationists during the s u m m e r
Ing room, and towards the end of the
Dr. and Mrs
T albert and ley of Portland, were guests at the
months, l i r e is one of the most
dinner her mistress Hsked her If she
home
of
F.
\
\
Rohde,
Saturday.
Mr.
and
Mrs
utld
went
to
p i t i l e s s ainl destructive elements
had lit the gas.
llav Ocean to
few days in
known.
A bullet hits ami stop-
No. ma u iii ,’’ wus the answer, ”hui
Mr.
and
Mrs.
l!
.
E.
Fish,
of
Port-
their
cottage.
X DEALER IN HAY, GRAIN, FEED, POULTRY (
water flow» over ami recedes; il
I
have
turned
It
on
already.”
Doubt
land
were
dinner
guests of Mr ami
passions of human breasts vv II sub
less If her mistress had not Interfered
Mr- Matt King Tuesday evening.
SUPPLIES and GARDEN SEED
siile; but fire once started mul.iplie
W K Van Klerk spent the
everything would have gone oflf spleu
in ever growing intensity sc loin: a , end at Ocean
Lake. Mrs.
H Wallen of Tobias, wiih dldly.— Weekly Scotsman.
combustible material lies in its with. K' t i k and daughter, who had -
Mr. ami Mrs Alex Culbertson ot
We Recommend
None can be too careful m it* use a week at the hom e of her bri
Portland, spent last *-ee< at Rock
H u n te rs’ C reed C la m ed
reto, ned with him.
aw iv Beach. Mr Wallen is Mrs
The biological survey *nys that mar­
( ulbertson’s grandfather.
Our T ow n’s civic golden tule
ket hunters are probably the direct
Mr and Mrs Sam Houston
Berthold Scratch Food
1
•perate with others as you i
cause of the extinction of the passen
Portland, spent Sunday
Berthold Standard Scratch Food
G. Johnston now has four goats ger plgiivns. These birds were so
liave others o «opriate with you.
Mr .and Mrs. I ari Beach.
and they make all their own butter,
ailed “colony birds," and nested li
Berthold Egg Mash
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besides making a little cheese Thev .'real quantities In certain vicinities
Indi lipendi nee 1 >a y doesn’t me.
Mr. an I Mrs. L. L. I oswell and have a small
Berthold Egg Mash with mineral
baby goat which is riila made It possible for huntera ti
that you can be *o> independen
hildren. Mr. and Mrs. R P i n n - about the si/c of a dog and makes
Berthold Dairy Feed
wipe out greut numbers with vert
as to take mo re than your own ningham n u d e the Mt. H ood loop a wonderful pet. It is
snow white little effort. There are many trudi
Berthold Standard Dairy Fce
right-of-way, or violât e any other Sunday.
tlons accounting for the extinction 01
law
Berthold Hog Feed
Mrs. i
E. Johnson of KeedviUe, ttie-e birds, one being that forest tires
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John B Hays attended the picnic president of the W ashington Coun­ in woods where they roosted destroyed
Blessed are th e boo* 1er* for they at Bonne ville Sunday, given by the ty ». T A , was chairman of a “get- ,-reat numbers.
Manilla and Standard Binder Twine
Portland Ga> & t okc Co. anil P together” luncheon held at the H a­
shall see good r (suiti.
L.
1
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r r h»'11 il
m
Portland
Wednesday
Booh o f R ev ela tio n
FLOUR
noon, during a conference of the
If you’re weild ed to y i ll r job pay
Th e last book ot the Itib.'e Is ra ri
Miss F
Estrrlev
is
spending
Oregon l ingress of Parents and
your savings ac count som e regular
v , J o ,tI
a few i I j
re with her mother. Teachers, com prised of Multnomah. .'Utly culled the Revelation
alimony.
ROLLING and GRINDING
the D ivine, the Book of Revelation an
Clackamas and W ashington c un
th#
Apocalypse
Roman
Cuth
o
lhs
pn
\V Wo druff left Sunday on ties.
thr
fer to cull It the A|M>cnlyp** whlh
iw days business trip on Pu !
is now
iota.
the
We Deliver
Protestants
usually call It the Rm.i
Sound .
air.
Mrs S (» Rogers received a let- of Revelation
It I , frequently b„
ter from Mrs A W Moore, late
erroneously called the Hook of Reveh
what would help
Mi
Beaverton Oregon, Near S. P. Depot
A
Evans, of San A loha, hut now of Salt l ake C
tiona
l i e w T d R«vi-|«tk<n In tir
X
from the real c<
arrived Sunday to \ IS-, They have bought a new brick h
connection Is singular. not plural.
subdividers.
farm* estates
fancy names
iiuy you out
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