Patrol Leaders.
I. T o tarry out to the
thrir ability the program of instiue
ii ami advancement prepared by
the Scoutmaster.
T o preserve order in their pa-
! trois and encourage attendance and
ELECTION OF OFFICERS OF 'report non-attendance.
P r i z e s Offered In Various
3. T o lead their patrols in all
TROOP U WAS HELD
Departments, Nearly
lioop or patrol activities.
LAST WEEK W IN I 20
$103,000
MEMBERS PRESENT
I t he duties of the Scout are :
...... Stiliteli ill flitiiUflL
Boy SCOUT OFFIG BS
Lived in India
At One Time
LI
!E MANY DUTifcS :;
cottage in Gearhart
term of school opens.
until
the fall sorry to lose these
but wish them the
their new home.
K'xid Bart
**»t of
S
11 A Shearer and daughter, o f For-
, tro v e , Mrs. K. F. Metllcr. grand- T O L A T E T O CLASSIFY
,11
Raymond Shearer, and
Miss
Mike Hennessey, of Portland, fo r
$5<Mi
lirit
merly of Beaverton, have
returned W A N T E D —
good
security
Mac
h.
i.oiii a trip to Mt. Adams, bringing
verton.
v.|
l ome 12 gallons of th large blue
huckleberries.
FOR S A L E — 1-$29 Nun,mai p
) Ci »
. W
cooker $15; 1 $l>ôd
W. K. Shearer atfd daughter and
$5.
Inquire
Mrs.
Doy
G
^
A l
si 11-in-law fiom Seattle . visited
his
c,
erton.
7'
bioihers family D. A Shearer
near Beaverton last «week.
~ ~ “
An enterprising tire man of o I
sizn along
si,... ^ 1
The building committee are work- ville, N. ( . , has this slKn
in ; hard to get started on the new roadside : ‘ Invite ,ne «0 your I
school house to be built in the Bar blowout."
nes district. W e hope that all will
vote for this improvement at the
general election to be held soon.
Last week Mr. and Mrs (). VV
jut »'ell entertained Mr. r.nd Mrs
iark l - Smith front la*s Altos, Lai.,
he Smith’s car attracted considcr-
le attention. It was a cottage 011
heels and had every convenience.
;'hc engine of the car generated ice
1. T o live up to the Scout Oath
for the refrigerator in the kitchen
3
CTOBER
29
to
NOV.
Good Training for Boys ! and Law.
part, the dining room chairs and
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2. T o preserve individual discipline
,ble could be folded back against
are
Mi.ki.vg
Rate
o
f
Fa.
•
lailroads
J. T o prepare
himself
for
ad
,c Side of the walls, as also the
Each Boy has Certain Duties vancement.
and One Third for louand
.»»Is. The interior of the car was
Trip
to Fulfill and Numerous
4. T o aid his patrol leader.
unshed with worn! brought from
'iahks keep Them Busy
ndia where Dr. Smith practiced
M APLEW OOD
The premium list of the seven
■entistry for years and laid the
•undation
for his wealth. He has
tenth annual
Pacific Internationa
The duties of the officers are:
; pH carried for miles and miles on
Mr and M ts . Pratt have as their .iveslock Imposition, to be held a
Scoutm aster:
’ortland, Oct., 291h to »Nov. 5th, in
hammock by Hindus thru jungles
1. T o arrange for and carry out guest Mr. Pratt’s sister Miss M. A
If you d on ’t got your
lusive, is now being distributed an.
j that he could relieve the suffer-
programs for all meetings, hikes and Pratt of New York City.
b « sure and notify u» >t
—
—
|
xtra
copies
may
be
had
from
Gen
igs
of
some
high
official
in
a
other activities
o»(t
•o we can find the
Nixon
Mr and Mrs Harold
When
2. T o prepare and carry out, with
Th Curtis family have returned ‘ ral Manager O. M. Plummer, 2I> listant part o f the country.
fo
r
it.
ork'iig on i.voman patients he has moving to Portland soon W e
the aid of the troop leaders, a pro- from a week's nuting at the ocean v k\ Lank Bid;., Portland, Oie.
cash prize
p
The total amount of ca-di
dl i«1 cut a hole
in their veils,
gram for instruction and advancement beaches.
■ffered in all the various depart which always cover completely the1
3. T o preserve the morale of the
,n-nts approximated $100,(AM) and i- ace» of high caste women, so that
troop and lead in the troop activities
\frs f; Fredrickson spent a
divided about as follows: $11,(AM) in it* could work on their teeth. T lie
4 T o supervise the work of allj,|avs |as) week at the home of
he beefdivisioii, to which the breed coital of his life there sounds like a
troop officers, represent the troop to
;t Rose City.
association from the various parts of eat torn out of a story book.
“ Tht Home oj (Jood Showt”
the Troop Committee, and control
•4
I lie country have added $/,(MM); the
the troop treasury.
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MU LT NO M A H ,
OREGON
BR
The Pet ites family have moved to luiry department $I1.NX) in addition
Junior Assistant Scoutmaster
l lackamas
10 about $2,(AMI by the breed asso
BARiNES f.EIGHljORHOOD
4 Shows Bégin: Evenings, 7 and 9 P. M. Sunday Continues 'i :3o'toTTp~k
1. T o assist the Scoutmaster in his
ciations; the sheep classification car
duties whenever possible.
Mrs Mason and three children, of ries $0,5(M) of our money and about
Thurs.-Fri. August 25-26
Saturday, August 27
Mr
Stephens i* improving ni»
2 T o serve as troop reporter.
Prosser,
Washington,
are
visit ¿¿,1A A 1 additional o f breed association
Ivlgar Rice Burroughs
3. T o take charge of the troop in
;lu Barnes schi » ! i
Buck Jones in
ing here «with her father S. Durant noney; the draft horse class $3,750; pu perly ad‘«>in’ng
? “ Tarzen and the Golden Lion"
the
Scoutmasters
absence, unless
pur- ,
the fat classes, roughly around $5,000; p i• *1 ' rly. winch he recently
‘ H ILL S OF PERIL"
there is an Assistant Scoutmaster.
II
the Horse SI k « v department, <.i/l'f I from Mr. Mi Alpine of Ver-
Dave Bostroni, of Seattle,
Sun.-Mon.
August
28-29
Senior Patrol Leader
T u e s .-W e A August 30-31
which is second to none in the coun uouia
guest at Holm’s last week.
Reginald Denny in
try, $12,5(A) of Pacific International
1 To
preside over all business
Johnny Harron, Sally Phipp. i
noney and $22,5(A) in stakes and in
meetings.
"F A S T A N D FU R IO U S’’
Mrs. N. P. Johnson and sons Cur-
Frances Strandholm of Fast Port
" L O V E M A K E S ’ EM WILD’
2. T o keep in touch with the ac
< ntry fees, making a total o f roughly
tis, Kiigers and Leste, are at their <-.;.-:--:*»:»-:--:--:-:~:-:-*:-;-»:-»:»»:-:-;»»:*»c-vs’~:-;»»:»<»<-;-:-;»»x»»>»:»»i»»x»*;«>-:»vvv-;-;»x-><^H
land, is visiting here with her aunt
J|
tivities of the patrols.
$35,(AM) for the Horse Show, which
Mrs. G. Fredrickson.
3. T o aiil the Patrol Leaders in
tgain leads the world. In the I.and
V iW iW iV A V s V iW t W iV iV .W ^ i
matters of instruction, discipline, and
products
department $4,500; dairy
Mr. and Mrs.
G. Leadbetter products show about $1,(MM); for Boys
advancement.
now living in and Girl club »work $5,(XA); judging
4. T o aid the scribe in keeping from Clackamas
Petites home.
troop records.
contests
of
various kinds, $3,250
5. T o act as troop treasurer.
i
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There will also be a divisional Fox
Scribe.
Mrs. Frish and her son Fred have. Breeders Association with prizes ag-
several thousand dollars
1. T o keep all troop records
just returned from Eastern Oregon, | gregattng
2 T o perform such other duties where they have been visiting rela- give« by ^V- association itself. The
district this year will probably com
a\ the Scoutmaster may designate
lives.
prise Oregon,
Washington,
Idaho,
and Alaska, with perhaps some other
j territory taken in.
to
Many people are availing them
selves o f this, week as one o f vaca-
' 11011 and are coming from all parts
MORTICIAN
of the Pacific slope territory, as well
las from the far East. It is truly in-
BEAVERTON,
OREGON
lernational in its character as ex- i
hibits from across the border, year j
after year, indicate. Newspaper men
\u;
from all parts of the territory are I
making more and more an effort to j
attend the sh«tV and report it in I
their community upon their return
home.
X
ON S A L E A T
K. E. Hanna, Prop.
Railroads everywhere are making a
rate of a fare and a third for the
Lunch Room, Candy, Confectionery, Soft Drinks
round trip and exhibit stock is hand- j
Whitehall Restaurant
Hatch Drug Company
Waiting Station for Pacific Stages
led free one way.
Early inquiries
should be made o f railroad agents in
your home town, to get particulars
o f selling dates and other pertinent
■"•‘ .‘.Vivi
.v .v .w .v ,
I
information
For the fifth consecutive year, the
-j widely
vvioeiy known
K n o w n Pacific
t acitti
International
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:-x-
%
•
<x-
%
•
v v « - v W v y + v v v *«*»>* t
3. Livestock special will
ill leave Chicago
X the morning
of
Oc
Oct.
23rd, be
Î. routed West this year
yea over th»- ... „
< 1x3 Flooring per M .......................................
$20 Y cago, Milwaukie & St. Paul Rail- ?
••
2x4 6 ft No. 1 com m on................................
$14 A wav It will ariive in Portland prob- X
Y ably Thursday, October
27th, in £
J 4x4 Cedar Bevelled Siding.............................. $45 Y plenty of time for the opening of
S , j the exposition.
j 4x6 Larch Siding .........................................
•j
As usual, judges o f national repu-
A tation have geen secured from all
F Standard Clr. Shingles..............................
2 60 y part» o f the nation to place the rib
A bons on the different classes of livp-
J stock
I hese names will be furnished
1 little bit later in a separate letter.
C A P IT O L
THEATRE
Reduce the Stage Fare to Portland
W.
E.
50 %
10-RIDE BOOK
FARE
PORTLAND
PEGG
— by using the 10-ride
books on the Pacific
Stage Lines*
20c
*
PACIFIC
W HITEHALL RESTAURANT
i THE
YARD OF SERVICE
Aloha Mercantile Company
CHAIN
I W. J. McCready Lumber Co.
j !
Marion Watson, Sales Airent
X
Beaverton, Oregon.
STORES
II. A. Lowry anti Howard A. Morrison, Proprietors
LOANS
I
“
RED and WHITE
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On
Real
cost,
Estate.
Low
repayment
W rite
for
ANNOUNCE
Interest
priveleges.
details
That they have become a member of the
W A S H IN G T O N
S A V IN G S
Announcing
Shuic
Bldg
&
LOAN
International chain of RED AN D
W H ITE
ASSN
STORES, but will operate under the same
H^Kboro, Ore
owners.
The Removal of
This means bigger buying power
and consequence lower prices to the public
They will continue to carry the same line of
Our Offices
to the New
G R O C E R IE S
u, o f c a u r i » ,
know the nsnr »J
>smi|ii of pl»siur«
Rossi Building
sad C9BTtni«nct
thit s ’phim. would
m«sn la your koroc
THREE DOORS WEST 0 7 OLD ENTRANCE
Ì: DR. R. S. WELSH
z
DR. J. R. TALBERT
I
But, ksu you sito
thought of ill Its
turcs ot litcty for
your family ) Thu >•
»¡.».--.Sing to cor.-
•ider NOV. By sll
numi order s ‘phone
nwtslUd todsy.
j
i
Stationery and School Supplies
Good line of Shirts, Hosiery and Notion*
i
Drugs, Etc.
H a z e l w
ood
f o u n t a in
BEAVERTON, OREGON
Oregon Telephone
Company
ic e c r e a m
goods
Postoffice will remain in the Same Location