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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1928)
WANT a d s . '‘ 'FF.K LY take human life in in d u s t r ia l r e v ie w Rev. Schit-Mc now preaches every Mrs. Gladys Meyer and Mrs. Zell Iso being made in the vicinity of Sunday morning at 10:30 and gives Strothers called Monday at the E. ’ le Frank residence. I ’ l-tmoolc—Pacific T e l and Tel. CENTS from here to Wtlsonvillc where he 1). Hite home. . ko. installing direct long distance occupies the pulpit every Sunday Mrs. R. Hctlrsatcr and Miss Helen [service lines to Portland. A LINE morning also. Hiteon club ladies will hold a-cook- I Hctlesater took a week end trip to ed food sale Saturday. Oct. 0 at the the Dalles. Writer Describe* Secret Mur tunics S. P. & S. Railroad nuking PER TIME Mr. and Mrs. W alter A. Bacon of Schubring store tn Tigard. Flenty survey of road between here and Oswego, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bolcen, ders to “ Save” Rajah. of good home cooking. Try us. Sunday morning service at the vertioma. f - o t r .v . W or* t . L i»* Mr .nd Mrs. Carl Carlson with their Garden Home Community church was c l a s s if ie d adver . New Turk.—Xht, ^ aU(J , families from Scholls were all a- conducted the past Sunday bv Mr. GARDEN HOME. Forest Grove—American Radiator nn>ng the visitors of the family of 5 f c is DESIGNED TO ed murder o f a sevou y ,nt ,,M b()) L. A. Poole, of Monmouth, who is v a opens branch office here. ^SuCE MAXIMUM PROF- John Xyberg Sunday. members of tit« court of mj uidiuu pastor for the coming year. Mr. Paul Grant left Monday for „ S- m in im u m COST. priuce. Who bdlevel that the au.rince Eugene to attend the University of ' orv allis Armour’s open new cream Fa: I Zuver, Fred Sagcrt and Ad- would save their dying rajuU. 1, de Mr. Leonard Adams returned last Oregon. station here. ff.Pi o n « " W r i t e - C a l 1 olrh Delker o f Stafford huv e returned scribed by Katherine Mayo Ut Z Monday from a vacation trip to Cal. and tli* buy- - talli»I p°w*r from a hunting trip and it is re- article written for the Lw '.-polH sn claM ifiW td Various road improvements arc not Forest Grove— 125,000 choice daf- IHirted that Mr. Sagert got a deer' ua typical of the vicious practices i f - f of lh# The monthly meeting of the Ladies iced in Garden Home and vicinity ... .»>c< - th* » -» k b e m . i l uau _ X « |K’d,l bu*hs »hipped to New York *•**• ^ - , ure fir«" Investment. this season. In addition to the oiling Aid was held at the home o f Mrs. j market. Bntlsh eliorts to erudlcete them ’ On Thursday the Tualatin school o'“** „«ed* and proclaim and graveling of Nichols street from I.indley last Thursday afternoon. yoar “ busses journeyed to Salem with loads Miss Mayo, whose lengthy invest!- »d, item* haro. lnh! lleach—Section of Roosevelt of students for the enjoyment of the the Multnomah county line to the Katlou of ludluii life resulteu in the Six convicts were killed the other 10 , n s t r u c t io n s startling disclosures recently made lu higbvay south of Handon being oiled. state fair. Prof. Krause took his school, the curve on Rea road, just north of the Hunt Club entrance, has | day attempting to shoot their way band along and they helped furnish: - CENTS a Una par *»«»• I Ler book. “ Mother India.” declares St Helens— Bids asked for con music of pep and quality. while fear of Brit 1*1, Interference . . «va word. to tba lina. ; been widened; the Hoffman road ha» out of the Louisiana state prison. - — count your profits. | has curbed the ouce common practice struction of local airport. been oiled and graveled and the That’s the way with convicts; they j o f burning wives uud concubines ullve Miss Trixie J. Johnson departed St. Helens—Contract let for con on the Admiral Farragut Thursday Shattuck road has been re-locatcd and usually shoot their way into prison on the fuuerul pyre ol their dead IDUS- TV«e Clas.ifiad A d . appear struction of $54,997 sewer system in tor Los Angeles She will stop at straightened. Road improvements are and then try to shoot their way out Ënteroris« Tigard Tigard S Sen-, U‘r’ the “ crlflce " f »‘ uimin lives In se- |*!.rton Enterprisa. M «rto“ EnterLp AUfcJ cret ceremonies, prompted by the west end. i Sun Francisco to visit two aunts and Multnomah Praaa and Aloha Hindu sorcerers and fed by nutive | then plans to spend the winter in *1* *1* v -!* v v *1* v v v *i* *!••!• *!••!• v *1* *1* v v v v v -I* • Astoria—Rank of Commerce sold Los Angeles. Hess* /- ■ ■ n u A T IO N 2250 8uP®rstltlou, Is still one of the urav- COMBINED C IR C U LA T IO N ZZ50i c>st *ra% to Pacific Bancorporation, $10,000,000 < corporation. British Investigate The cooperative association paid * (#r the nominal prie# o f 5c The purticulur case she describes, cents for N. Y. Fxtras for last * )ia. par *im#- suys Miss Mayo, Is vouched for In de- Hillsboro—Street paving contract week of August, 44 cents for stand- j tull by the records of the British vice of $7,977 let. ards and 24 for pullets, the smallest , - x - m - h x - x -W ” : ' roy’s ugeut who Investigated. size. There are not many extras • W it the rajuh uen» death, his first v oquille— $50,000 battery separa given producers. I* CU M U S T A C C O M - wife, or rani, who was childless, was tor "laut being built here is new in W IL L BUY tA R L Y VARIETIES JgY A L L W A N T A D S solaed with Jealousy aud fear that the dustry that will greatly stimulate Road »work on the market road -.•“ X - x - i - x - v v -X “ :" ;' auiall sou o f the second raid would the local payroll; will employ 50 south of Wilsonville is going on Gravensteins, Kings, etc. for Vinegar manufacture nicely with just the right brand o f ’ -n RENT—Newly tinted 5-room sueceod to the throne with Ids moth persons. Will Pay Cash Weekly Delivered to our Hills weather. ’ Nelson Thomas, Multnomah. er, her rival, as regent, the writer explains. Salem—20 per cent reduction in boro plant or Portland Culling in the sorcerer, she plotted electric light service effective through A heavy rainfall visited Portland „ cl , b . , at Tio-arcl seel wlth hlm tu convl,"-'e the rajuh that out western counties of state. Monday but went around Tualatin. PRICE $8 Per Ton Late potatoes will make a small crop " fc * »“ « " "I sacrifice of a child, preferably his sun with all this Republican weather. Will recceive in sacks or boxes TUALATIN Public school. by the second rani. The sorcerer, fully aware of his Im Phone WAlnut 7660, Portland, il'NDRY—-Mrs. Lierman is still is Mr and Mrs. E. A. Blank, Mr. HITEON potence to cure, nevertheless con laundry business and solicits your, vinced tii** rajah that his only hope and Mrs. Walter Hawxhurst, Mr. and JONES BROS. CO. -irunage. Will call for and deliver, for life luy In human sucrlflce. The Mrs. E. L. Meyer and Mrs. Meyer’ s Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Davies and ni Beaverton HI 35. second rani, with only her love . f father, Mr. Johnston of Treece, Mr. children were Sunday dinner guests and Mrs. E. C. Richardson, Mr. and at the home of Mrs. Sophia Olson 7 SALK—Modern 5-room house, the rajah ut heart, prepurod to give Mrs. Irvin Malott, Prof, and Mrs. O. in Portland. up her son. Nelson Blvd. and H offm an road, “ But before the child could reach B. Krause and family, J. L. Byrom, Shop where you live— Help build up your community. Phone Brd. 9932-J-5. Henry and IJoyd Metzentine spent the sick mart's bed, u swift grip Claude Nyberg, Gerald Avery, John drugged him aside uud one of the Say, Charles Roberts were among the week end in eastern Oregon vis BEST IN the W est" Hanson strain, palace women, pushing u boy before those attending the state fair at Sal iting their uncle Mr. Frank Smeltzer. iking orders for baby chicks for her, stood lu the young heir's place, em. In the poultry exhibit, the tur 1029 . The strain that lays the most pleading that the hoy, her son, be keys were in the limelight with a Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Hite, Miss * BUSINESS large white eggs for the feed con offereu In sucrlflce Instead. record exhibit while in the White Evelyn Hite and Buddy, Mr. and tinued. E. C. Richardson, Tuala "So they curried the rujuh Into tils Leghorn division there was one lone M rs. J. W . Meats and son Joe, Mr. CARDS tin Heights Chickery, Tualatin, Ore. apartments, and there that night, In pullet and she was plastered ‘With and Mrs. David Nelson and family a shut-in place, came the first rani decorations. Judge Coats, whom we CR SALE—Concord grapes, 4c a and the sorcerer, with certain princi all know expressed much surprise and Mr. and Mrs. ('has. Van Kleek and daughter Effie attended the pound. H. K. Bitzcr, Becks place, pal olHeers of the state And the that the great White Leghorn in Beaverton, R 2. sorcerer, with nuts and Inmi* and dustry of the state was so poorly state fair at Salem Saturday. Incuntutlous. made strong »orcerlng. represented. He also stated that AVE several clients willing to ex After this they dealt with the son of he hoped for a poultry division at Mr. and Mrs. F^kward Peer of change Portland residential prop the palace woman until life passed the International Livestock show in Portland, the Misses Elizabeth and erty for suburban property. Beaver from him. Portland this fall as in his opinion X “ Then they carried the small body it would be much more satisfactory Margaret Ferris and Evelyn La Mar ton Finance Co., Beaverton, Ore. PIONEER PRINTING & STA TIO N ERY CO. | wrapped In a cloth anil dropped It than holding the show separate when p i Portland and Mr. W ni. F. Camp 408 Dekum Bldg.—Third «t Washington St., j- OR SALE OR T R A D E —A team, secretly into the fish pond that lies In it <was so difficult to secure a suitable bell and son Robert o f Husum, Wash, the Inner palace. And much money place in which to hold it. Besides were Sunday visitors at the J. S. PORTLAND, OREGON £ harness and wagon, for chickens, was forthwith paid the sorcerer. judging, Mr. Coats has charge of Campbell home. hogs or cow. Box 124, R 3 Bea 7 h* Rajah Died. the Fisher F'louring Mills mterest verton, Oregon. “ But the rajah, n evert hoi ess. died at the poultry building. The Fishers In three days and was hurled on a SALE—Reliable coal oilbrooder gorgeous funeral pyre, although fear furnish free of charge all the feed green feed cutter for chickens, in o f the English half ruined the cere for the birds, which perhaps ac good condition. Call BR 9756-J-3 mony by preventing the burning alive counts for the caretaker throwing half the scratch feed on the floor 6, Bx 656, Portland, Oregon. of so much as u single wife or eon - when he might lift his hand six Beach twtxx! cuhlne at Ids side. uR SALE—Bridge inches and put it all in the crates ••That night the palace woman range, 6 hole, piped. Ariss, Tigard with a few exceptions. whose child had saved the heir of the 2771 stute was quietly smothered In bur Mayor John Nyberg has a new bed.’’ vR SALE—Blue concord grapes, Yet nothing would have been heard seven passenger Studebaker for the % per lb.. You pick them. Mrs. o f the double umnlei hut for ■ quar enjoyment of his family which was F Hammer, East Tigard at high rel which prompted some of the pul- recently purchased from the Hcjward way Bdwy 9921 -R-3 ace dignitaries who had not witnessed Automobile company of Portland. the ceremony to carry the facts se M. Rhinehart, employed at l ’ ilking- ALNUTS—12c per pound-you pick cretly to the British viceroy’s »gent, ton’s has rented the Bert Mosher says Miss Mayo. Checked h> Indian them cure in open, have sweet place owned by A. D. Smith. stolidity, secretiveness Hud adherence ants Began picking Oct. 6 last .v«4 Make reservations. H. L. to tradition, the agent, however, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thompson could do nothing more than determine frider, Dallas, Oregon. that the first rani had hern hnnlahed were out from Portland Sunday vis from the palace. In accordance with iting home folks. SALE—Bargain, new smooth Hindu law. and the second ant had ,0f>. white enamel, combination been Installed us regent for her »on. Lee King the extensive hop grower gas range. Regular $165 now $75 EfTorts to tlnd the sorcerer, one of near Aurora, where he has a 160 a*lt—Phone 8252, Beaverton It the class of holy men whose vicious sway over Indian life even the most acre farm is at the home place here rigid British measures have been un for a short time to look after his JES-CLOSING O U T S A L E — L. „hie to check, proved unavailing. apple and walnut crop. Mr. Hing b»g Florum (Hardy garden Eas- With his rich reward for his Incanta had 40,a » pounds of hops from a £ Li'y) 1 to 3 ft.' tall, 4 to 14 “0«oms, bloom* in July. Unex- tions securely pocketed, he disap two year old field Ruth Hing is «Hfd for garden and cut flowers, peared quickly, probably to prey later now attending school in Spokane. on the superstitions of anothei state, •"garden can afford to be rwith- far removed from the tragedy. 0*t *'bis at this less than wholc- The daughters of Mrs. Janies La 4 price—Blooming size bulbs, A successful pedestrian is that Cina who belong to the Girl’s dub I k i J V ' . f l r •muditi i » .v .u c n * • m i sw yaw ra. w — " ' ' » • — ^ ' — ------------------------------------------------------ ,h'le they last, 10 for $1.M — Bdwy. species of individual who hasn t yet received first prize on their White r<5R4- Box 172 Rte. 5. Port- evoluted from the grasshopper. Pekin ducks although there were * Itx INDIAN CEREMONIES - - WANTED ■ - CULL APPLES ! $ 1.50 500 PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION f; -IT------ ** about 18 entries. V etch seed. F. Luethi, ^ »;„X «X "X “ F,X ” X "X “ X ";“ >,X 'v " " <’’,‘Y Walnut ave„ Tigard, 0re> " SALE—Shotgun. L. C. Smith, ' e b immerless 16 gauge, auta- • ? tlc *ifctor. Positively no rust WOO r Ç c 15 S. Frewn ring, Tigard, Ore.i 2252. st - m ans signet ring. Reward. i 08* Beaverton 5852. Oldsmobile, Î SALE— Bargain, das* condition, new paint, x i(*0- Tro cofitter, Greenburp- Rd. near 4* station. a Ü ly ^ ASHING and Ironing *** ** my home. Mrs. Flora. Hsltir “«nah, cor. W alnut & Donald ki ?fts. ^ "4 bester W hite Pigs, 6 old. Wm. Kindorf, Cooper T Beaverton. way from the straw 10 tb* certificate of election. 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