the farmers are busy
Mr*. Nick Colli* visited friends at H ilton and
Multnomah Monday.
planting corn The“o,d swininiix,' hole’
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i* a popular place again
Dr. Ira Manville and Kenneth Mac-;
Donald left Tuesday for Briitol Bay,
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Davie* and
B E A V E R T O N , OR EG ON
Behring Sea, Alaska and will return children were Sunday dinner guests
about September 1st. Dr. Manville at the Ralph Anderson home in Port-
Published Friday o f aach waak ky Pioaaar Publishing Co.
will be surgeon in charge of the Libby land.
H. H. JEFFRIES. Managar
McNeil and Libby Cannery hospital.
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About (jlXJ men are employed at this
Mr. anj Mrs. C. W. Strothers were
and Oregon
Slate
Editorial factory.
Associatila
Member National
Editorial
Sunday evening callers at the J. S.
Association
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Campbell home.
Mr. and Mrs. Steamer, o f Maple-
Campi ata covaraga of aastarn W ashington
snty and vastara Mult- wood plan to leave for a trip to M in-1 The Misses Margaret and Elizabeth
n sk county.
nesota about June 7th and will be Perris and Evelyn LaMare af 1 ort-
land and Mr W n , F. Campbell of
gone a month.
Entered as second class matter at the postolfice at Beaverton. Oregon,
Husum, Wash, were Sunday dinner
under the act of Congress of March J, 1879.
The forms for the Lincoln garage KUt.sts at the J. S. Campbell home,
Subscription price:| I M • year in ndvanen; advertising rates en application. are finished and the flyor is being
H A ZE LD A L E NEW S
laid.
The evening was spent with^ dancing from a severe illness o f , ever>1
aw ards.
THE BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
W H A T S H A L L BE R E M E M B E R E D
(A Memorial Day Message)
H. W . Bradley is building a new
five room house in Maplewood.
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Miss Ruth Everett o f Garden Home
dislocated her right shoulder last
Wednesday when she dove into the
swimming tank at the Y. W. C. A
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A crew from the county road de-
partment was patching the Illahec
Road Monday.
To remember the good and forget the bad is good as Last Saturday as Dr McMurray,
a philosophy, but such reasoning alone will not be enough turned imo h.s garage o ff the high-
to advance the cause of humanity. Something more must way
inc ^ a motorcycle tried to pass. In
the attempt a fender was torn from
he done than merely forget the bad. Steps to eliminate ihe 2 3 s car.
all forms of evil is necessary to complete the mission of
The wiring in Mr. MacDonald's auto
mankind.
Memorial Day is an annual event that calls attention
to the records of those who have gone before. T o admit
that all was good, all was as it should have been, all was
beautiful and perfect, and thus pass tearfully over the
past is a sweet sentiment, but it doesn’t turn the wheels
of progress, nor usher in universal peace, nor quite sat
isfy our ambitions for future developement.
It is ri^ht that we should how down in respect for valor
that we should commemorate events that have been turn
ing points in history; that we should lay aside the cares
of the present in retrospective sympathy of those wdio
long before have worked and played, laughed and cried,
built and destroyed, sacrificed and enjoyed. They, too,
looked back upon a sorrowing past, and so on— to the
beginning of civilization.
No example of the past can he fruitful except as it may
serve as a lesson for tomorrow. The present is always
a turning point between yesterday and tomorrow. If yes
terday’s knowledge, wealth, experiences, emotions, char
acters and joys could remain intact and be endowed upon
each of us now, there would he little room for growth,
small ambition to prosper, meagre incentive to learn more
fully or live more abundantly. Some trails have been
blazed, some facts inherited, a few records open; but in
the higher and greater experiences of life, we must have
lived and experienced them and have acquired them thru
our own tests in order that they may become a part of
us. Aside from the cramming of facts and the hits of
beauty that have been left to present posterity in song,
story, painting, monument and architecture, about all
people can do is REMEMBER. And that is why Mem
orial Day means so much to those who are accustomed
to its observance in the springtime. Love springs eter
nal in memory.
Towns don’t just happen— they’re BUILT. That’s an
old saying that bears repetition. If you don’t think so,
imagine our town without any civic organizations work
ing for the common good, without any government to
enforce justice and equality, without any schools building
for fill tire citizenship, without any churches fostering
morality, without any land or business producing service
and wealth, without any transportation facilities or roads,
without any individuals giving of their time and money
and counsel for the general welfare and progress. T hen
one can realize what cooperation, money, brains and cotu-
niunity spirit mean in the developement of our town’s
economic, social and spiritual resources. It is the coin
bined effort of all of these factors and more that build up
a community, and nobody would say that these forces
just “ happen.” They are the rusult of individuals work
ing together.
Sinclair Lewis is married again, but the chances are he
won’t live on anv of the main streets he wrote about.
Reel Indians are seldom real Indians.
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Anna Crabhorn ¡. „ *
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o f her parents for the suimn *
Mr. and Mrs. W alter Fimmell and| M us ^ Crabhorn is principal a i
Mrs. Bert Doughty were school in Echo, eastern Greg,,
^ ^ ^ ^
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Com-
peau on Sunday.
There will be a cleati-up
Cooper Mt. cemetary
cm g j
Fred Stamm of Portland spent May 2Äih. Everybody
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Tuesday with his parents, Mr. and bring tools. Basket lunch
Mrs. John Stamm.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Meinel had as
guests on Sunday Mr and Mrs h red ,
^nd f Z l y ô f Grande Ronde.
CARPENTER
Mrs. George Johnson,
Mrs.
Etta
O’Leary. Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor
and Mr. George Miller of Portland
and Miss Lila Dye of Tacoma. W ash J;
OFFICES
Tigard—Tigard Pharmacy—Phone Tigard 143
Aloha—Aloha Lumber Co.— Phone Beaverton 4252.
Beaverton—Broadway near O. E. tracks— Phone 750J.
Multnomah— Multnomah Electric Store, BKoadway «791
Portland—408 Dekuui building—Phone BKoadway 0791.
There was a
A N D BUILDER
Remodeling Founds«.
W ork and Roofing
Also papering
and painting
HENRY
BLAC1
Mr. Martin Kippus of Portland, a.
Mr Charles Anderson passed-away
former resident of Jacktown, was call - 1
at
the Good Samaritan Hospital on
PH O N E BR. 8060
ing on old friends on Sunday.
Monday evening following an operation J;
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Fair Prices
Good
W ork — Prompt Str*
Mr. an(j Mrs. A. K. Turner and son
p au] anj Mr. anj Mrs. A. G. C hess-1 Mrs. C. L. Durban is recovering
nian 0f Portland visited with Mr. and
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Mrs. W . P. Brooks on Wednesday.
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A Sacred Duty
It is a privilege as well a* a
Mr. P. Shaefer was visiting friends
duty to place an appropriate m 3
in Hazeldale on Saturday.
V U
ial in the family plot in the cemt:J
M f anJ ^
Rübert Cameron en-
Aud when the time comes we
that monument to be artistic
teruined at tlinner on Sunday Mrs.
durable; a beautiful and everU,]
McLelland, Miss Belle McLelland,
tribute to the departed. VV't J
Miss Anne McLelland and Mr. Jim
designs that we would ,ike y J
Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. J. Jodd, all
come and inspect.
We croc,
of Portland.
monuments.
mobile caused considerable excittnent
Xfr. J. A. McLelland spent several
last week when it caught fire. The days last week at St. Martin’s Springs
blaze was soon extinguished with lit - 1
at Carson, Wash.
tie damage done.
Oregon Monument Wod
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H. H . Stannard, M|r.
P hone 121
Hillsboro, Ort|
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Hazcldale boys were defeated by
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Mr. and Mrs. Ed Horlick, of Val-
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•..! Aloha Huber last Sunday by the score
setz, Oregon spent the week end with of ? tQ 4 Courtney Syverson was
r. an
rs.
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IN AN AGE OF SPEED
the pitcher for Hazeldale and Samuel
.j,
J. E W ynd has sold his home to ^ ^ “ tihty fo r Aloha
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I Mr. and Mrs Cecil Morgan (Hetty!
■n.
o gas.
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j Mills) caine out from Portland on;
The telephone leads for it is the only conimunb
tion system that links the entire nation and permit]
you to immediately complete a transaction regaril
less of distance.
A new salesman at Copeland L u m -'1™ * * to attend the graduation ex-
ber Yards is F. C. Jacobs of P o r t-1 " c,scs at
h'.^ school. They spent
land
the week end with their parents, Mr.
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I and Mrs. Arthur Mills.
Al Johnson, o f Hillsdale, has rented |
Among those from Hazeldale who;
the Putman apartments.
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'attended the commencement exercises|
Mr. and Mrs. Crow motored to at Beaverton Friday night were; Mr.
W hite Salmon Sunday, where they and Mr»- J \
M ,lls, Kenneth Mills,
witnessed a baseball game between ^ rs J-
Smith, Mrs. Robert Camer-
White Salmon and Goldendale Many on> Jean Snmh- Mr and Mrs Cha” es
o f the present ball players were chil- Î Watson. Mable Watson, Agnes 5y-
dren when Mr. Crow lived there sev- verson, Faye Syverson, Paul ü C oiuior
Payton Calvaret and Ray Cary.
eral years ago.
The telephone gives you
P R IV A C Y — A C C U R A C Y — SPEED
E C O N O M Y — C E R T A IN T Y
Oregon Telephone Co.
During the past two days twenty
The home of Mr. and Mrs. George
persons have taken advantage of the Jack at Jack‘ own was the scene ofC
convenience o f paying telephone bills a merry Par‘ y last Saturday night,
at the Multnomah Drug store.
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W. H. Blake received a medal for
the highest score in the shoot at |
Clackamas field on May 6th T heii
trophy is of gun metal with a rifle1;
on the top bar.
Mr. DcMoth is Kalsoinining
painting the living quarters of
Bushman store.
Mrs. Persels
her friend Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
ed to their new
and
the!
spent Thursday with
F. T 1’age at Aloha
P. Durum have mov
home in Portland.
IO „B O O K S
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& save mone
PARE TO
PORTLAND
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H IT E O N SCRATCH ES
The Hiu-ou school picnic was u
grand success. About forty-eight pup
ils, parents and teachers journeyed t o il,
the l ity Park in Portland and spent J'
the day Friday. A bounteous lunch < ►
was enjoyed at noon and it was a X
tired, happy bunch that headed for
home about 3 :JO P. M.
Mrs. Win. Campbell and baby Ralph
are spending a few days at the J. S. ‘
Campbell home.
PEK.TRIP
A PACIFIC/
AGENTS
R. E. Hanna, Whitehall’s Confectionery
J. E. Hatch Drug Store
Miss Helen Bu o f Portland was
the week end guest of lKirothea Stru-!
thers.
M r. Oscar Olson, who has been
visiting her parents Mr and Mrs
Selby for the past two weeks, return
ed Sunday to her home in Seattle,
Wash.
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Hiteon grade school beat W hitford < •
grade school in an exciting game of I !
baseball Sunday. A large crowd was
out to see the game.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Christensen
for County Clerk; A majority of over Mrs. Ida Hite, Mrs Chas Van Klerk
10,000 votes being cast in his favor.
and Miss F.ffie Van Klcek motored
.
to Roseburg Monday to attend the
At a well attended meeting of the
Mr. and Mrs H O. Kirschner »re Rebekah Altttnbly
Hailey for ( ounty ( lerk t lub, held (be proud grandparents of a 11 pound
in Thomas Hall at Multnomah, May baby boy born to Mr and Mrs i
Bible study was held at the Chas
10th, the following firms assisted in l.
S
Kirschner.
The
young
tSe entertainment bv serving refresh n,an w,ll be christened l.auramar Stan-1 Van Kleek home last week. This
week the class has a final review at
ments; Luxury Kitchens, represented |ry j r
the Metientine home and next week
hrv Mr. H a/elton ; Triple X Root
.
Beer Company, represented by Mr 1 Mrs L oi, Cook and Mr and Mrs comes examination.
Saunders; Pacific l oast Biscuit Co.. Charles Lewis spert the week end at
represented by Mr. Johnson; Jell t a l i n o l i beach.
Vfri Frnest Hite. Miss Fvelyn Hite
W ell Dessert Company, represented
M isse. Dorothv and Genevieve Peter-
bv Mr. Gainger and Red Rock Dairy
Mt and \ti. A Id red Richards and *on- Mr a»d Mrs Herman Metern
Company.
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family visited with Mr. and Mr* H tine and sons, Mr and Mrs. C W .
Many compliments and expressions A Richards at Kmton over the week Struthrrs and family and Mis* Helen
Bu attended graduation exercise* at
of appreciation were given the above end.
the Beaverton high school
! | due
firms for their assistance, and the
C. A. Ross has purchased the That «svenltigi Mis« flVirothca Strothers
excellent quality of their products, as
well a . the attractive manner in cher house on Allen Street and moved was a member of the class
in Mt.nJay,
which they were served
In the exchange of assistant Sun-
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Bernard l olbs, of Boise, Idaho, who Jay School supcrintendants last Sun-
r am * r»
towe, assist.
ba, been visiting his parents, Mr and lay, Mrs Herman Metientine went
,Ufrn M ' s Nick i Ills
I l i Katd ir.uiiird to Farmington and M o ,
B o n of
entertained at their home m Mnltno^
MomUy H,s father accom , Farmmgt, „ came to Hiteon!* Miss
Phone
ATwater 1020
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Boge was accompanied by her brother 1 ’
Neat Sunday Hiteon Sunday school I I
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* " * * to Laurel to attend the instil- ! !
Mr Bailev received the n.xn
Mr. and Mr* Inn Norn*, of t or ute.
at the Primary Flection held Friday valt.s spent the week end with Dr
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May lith on the Republican ticket and Mrs L L Brow^
| Ye*, il ha. been quut. warn m
Mr
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and M rs.
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Potted plants or cut flowers for Mem
orial day await your selection here. Es
pecially choice is our stock this year,
yet our prices are very reasonable. W e
assure prompt delivery of phone or
ders.
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*"m K>e a visit after an ab
: sence o f 9 years from Boise.
Terwilllger Greenhouse
Terwllliaer Blvd.