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PUBLISHED BY PIONEER PUBLISHING CO.
I0L 2 NO. 83
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LOCAL PEOPLE
BEAVERTON, OREGON.
fo o tba ll
game
FRIDAY, OCT. 26,1328
PRICE 5 CENTS
today
BEAVERTON MEETS TIGARD
DR W PARK RICHARDSON
WILL SING AT CHURCH SUNDAY
R’jsliin* RcÊef for Torto Rico
The football game todav between
Beaverton and Tigard high school,
¡promises to be a hard fought one.
yjss Barbara Cady, of Beaverton, Both teams are undefeated so far
elected second vice-president of this season and are about evenly
jfce C. E. Convention at Orenco last ¡matched in weight,
ftelc. L. W. Tucker, of Beaverton, i A. large crowd is expected to
vtt elected junior superintendent. ! attend the game.
M POIIIO GROWERS
PISS FIELD MSPEGHG4
Don’t fail to hear Dr. VV. Park
\
Richardson sing at the morning ser­
vice, 11 o'clock at the Aloha t om
munity Baptist church. Dr. Rich
t k . „
<3
ard son is a soloist of some note1
TOTAL ACREAGE OF
and we feel greatly honored in hav j
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CERTIFIED SEED POTATOES
ing him come to us for a service.
LARGER THAN 1927
The Sunday school meets at 9:45 .
There are classes for all Mr. Bar
Hon George Neuner, United States
The first inspections for potato
ESTIMATED THAT 20
ber, superintendent.
district attorney of Oregon, will be
seed
have been completed in Wash­
LOADS
OF
ROCK
NEEDED
At the morning service the paste».-!
¡he principal speaker at the chamber
ington County bv the Farm Crops
will
speak
on
the
subject
"The
Book
0f commerce banquet November 7.
Department of the Oregon Apv*
The iw'ater committee of the Bea­
of Books.”
cultural College.
verton
city
council
made
a
survey
of
Young people! Don't forget the'
The Watts airport students were
A
B. i.P.U. service at 7:15. This is • In case of the certified grade of
»gp ¡n the air” most all day Thurs- the streets and crossings inside the
vour service, give it your heartiest i seed potatoes, fields must show not
dav The large airplane attracted city limits Tsursday and they estim­
Wilt, Rhizoctonia, Blackleg, Leaf
ate
that
it
will
take
20
loads
of
cooperation.
considerable attention.
¡crushed rock to fill in the holes in
The topic of the evening meeting ti> exceed 5CJ of total of Nosaic,
Nt ì ■
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the
streets
and
make
them
pass.tb.r
following
the B Y .P I', service will Roll, and other potato diseases. Stan­
H. M. Hughson is inyiroving his
dard grade allows a slightly large»
1
for
the
winter.
This
report
was
be
“A
Cure
for Snake Bite.”
borne on the highway by gravelling
sent
to
Hillsboro
and
filed
with
the
The young people of the comntun percentage and includes those pot­
, driveway to his garage and leveling
county
court
Friday
so
that
t
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itv
are going to spend Sunday after atoes which will not quite make the
the ground in his yard.
¡city could secure its proportion of
noon in a visitation rallv Thev hone certified grade. The standard seed
V -
the
road
funds,
else
if
not
used
thr
to call personally on all those who! potato is used for commercial plant­
“Frenchy” Bianchi was badly cut
ing The total acreage of certified
Iti
are not going to any church. These seed potatoes in this county this
by flying glass Tuesday afternoon money goes to the rest ot the county
Another
reason
for
haste
iwas
the
i* . J
young people are anxious to meet year is larger than for 1927.
idhen he hit the windshield of his
any person who has not a ¿»hurcii
car He drove his car into the wrong fact that the rock crusher will shut1 m -
following
potato
growers
|down
for
the
winter
in
a
couple
of
home.
Allow them to extend to yoni The
side of the road. His car was dam­
passed
the
field
inspections
for
cer­
weeks
and
the
committee
wants
the
a hearty invitation to attend a i
aged to the extent of about $30.
tified
potatoes
this
year:
I work done this winter.
services of the church.
F. J. Krueger, Linnton, R. 2
The
committee
also
inspected
the
The Mapes restaurant has had
Conrad Dick, Hillsboro, K. 4.
ditch
being
dug
on
East
Lombard
three booths added and Thursday
w. A. R O O T
Fred K. Meyer, Hillsboro, K. 3.
they had a large gas range installed. street and ordered it cut deeper so)
• I
ELECTED MASTER
L. E. Furrow, Hillsboro.
that all surplus water would be
H. J. \ alentine, Beaverton, R. 3.
Citasi*
Mrs. Harry Flint underwent a carried away.
At a meeting of the Pomona
Koy F.. Bierly, Beaverton, K 3.
I There is a leaking water main on 1
tonsil operation Thursday.
(•range held at Cedar Mills, Wed-
Nutinore Orchards (c. o. Rowell
’Lombard street in front of C. F
Supplies for the relief of the hurricane sufferers of Porto Kioo being Tuesday. \V. A. Root, of Tigard Bros.) Hillsboro, K. 2.
Klenens Camenzind was operated Clements home and this was orderc loaded on the steamship Bridge ut New York.
Nutlty Orchards (c. o. Carl Wohl-
was elected Master.
repaired.
on Monday by Dr. Mason at Em­
John Gravy of Gale grange, over- schlegal) Laurel, K 2.
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seer; Mrs. S. A 1). Meek of Wash­ Roy 11. Jaquith, Sherwood, K. 4.
anuel hospital and his appendix re­
CH1CKEN DINNER
moved. He is recovering nicely.
ington
grange, lecturer; B.
R. L. Seiffert, Hillsboro, K. 2.
TO DEDICATE NEW
.
, u B. Reeves
u
AND BAZAAR LIVESTOCK EXPOSITION TO
t . ... Johnson, Sherwood.
BRIDGE NEXT TUESDAY “f Leedy grange, steward; 1\. Horn-
BE LARGEST IN HISTORY
David Beaudoin, Sherwood, R. 3.
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j eckcr of Hillsboro, assistant steward;
Elmer Stipe and R. Summers left
i
An
interesting
event
of
next
week,'
.. .
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n.,„ ,ue Qre. : E. B. Lockhart of Hillsboro, chap-
H. P. Stricklcr, SheiWUod, R. j .
Tuesday for Tuie Lake to hunt
, Thursday, November 1 will be the | The Pacific International Livestock Dedication of b g
Rolandllain: 11 K Henny of Beaverton, treas
John Stricklcr, Sherwood, R. 3.
geese.
chicken dinner and bazaar to be Exposition to be held November 3 to ^ n
Tl
‘
.
r ttir u rer; Mrs. C». C. ( base of Hillsboro,
C. S. Haynes, Sherwood, R. 3.
this station and the completion oi me
a w l -
t e n
held
in
the
basement
of
the
Church*
10.
at
Portland,
gives
promise
Sherwood, R. 3.
Mrs. J. C. Thomas visited relat
Terwilligcr Extension road will bej secretary; A. M. Kennedy of Beav- Scott Haynes,
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. Tuesday
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--*«•• gatekeeper;
—----- Mrs.
Louis Spark Otto Brosc, Sherwood, R. 3.
of Christ 2nd and Main streets, year of being one of the most out- - *
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1 erton,
M
ivrs in Portland Monday.
There »Will be many articles for the standing shows in our entire history, u * ,il vt ‘ n< « » * * under the
Beaverton, C eres; Mrs. R. Horn-
William Peters, Sherwood, R. 3.
John Fischer,
Sherwood, 'R. 3.
bazaar
such
as
embroidered
pillow
which
is
saying
a
great
deal
Entries
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1
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ml
'
Hill
Fulton
!
ecker
of
Hillsboro,
Pomona;
Mrs
E.
Miss Carrol Stephens spent the
lunch sets, apron, clothes pin bags, will cover a larger area of the United i
* ' .. .J". ^ View Community G. Cox of Hillsboro, Flora; Miss Kffie S. P. Taylor, Hillsboro, R. 2.
week end with her parents.
L. M. Miller, Hillsboro, R Z
two comforters, one quilt, ironing States and Canada this year than ,lr
u1'
,
w r.i 0r Vamxleek of Tigard, ladv assistant
V. C. Wcnstrom, Laurel.
steward.
Miss Bertha Losli spent Sunday ^
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w
F. F. Northrup, Banks, R 3.
The
next
meeting
will
be
held
in
Prices
reasonable.
Bazaar
opens
at
in Hillsboro.
present and the mayor will make tnc
ltd Bros,, Sherwood, !L j .
2 p. tn. Dinner will be served from inces of Canada. North of the Great •ledicatory address. Everybody is in- Tigard in January.
5:30
p.
m.
to
8
p.
m.
Lakes,
from
Missouri,
Tennessee,
C
has. Schmidlin, Vernonia.
Mrs. Ernest Losli and baby of
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Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, vttca,
Karl Thompson, DiUcy.
Laurel, visited her sister, Miss Rer
R E G I S T R A T I O N 16.783
S. T. Walters, Portland,
R. 2
Hallcwcen Hard Times Dance. Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, South Dak-
tha Losli several »lays last week.
Tlonald Kdy„ ShVnwiHjrl, R. 3.
Tuesday, October 30, 1928, St. A n ’ «la, Montana, British Columbia, Ari- J. CROSS P R E S E N T E D
The total registration for Wash-
Antonc Evers, Forest Grove, K 2
W I T H B E A U T I F U L W A T C H ington Cooat) amounts to I67U, ac
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gerking, of htony Hall, Tigard, Oregon. Good ™na, Colorado Nevada California
Victor Boleen, HdNboro R. 5.
music
everybody
welcome.
Wyoming,
Idaho,
Was
a"'
Puyallup, Wash., spent a few day*
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I cording to tabulations made public William Waibel, Hillsboro, R. 5.
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Oregon. The classes of exhibits will
Secretary Underhill, secretary of |;i>j week by county clerk, F.d C. Carl Brown, Cornelius, R. 2.
visiting
brother-in-law ,
Marshall
j be
any previous year,
Do superior to anv
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t
o F ..re- .
TO BE HEARD OVER K. G. W.
nee.
Story. They are on their way to
N. C. Johnson, Cornelius, R. 2.
California for a few weeks i"»eo«<on.
Shady Beard, Forest Grove.
Mrs. H. B. McLeod of Aloha, will
a' a
, fa i will be J Cross, who holds membership in CAR STRIPPED
Glen F.pler, Forest Grove.
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k .._ are now that every stall will be J
lhl.
Wei-
the jurisdiction of Idaho at the Wei-
IN GARAGE
John Palachio, of Wooded Acres, be heard over KGW broadcasting be- filled.
Robert Warrens,
Forest Gr ve,
scr lodge.
Canyon road has rented the Hudson trVeen 9:30 and 10 p. m. Monday
Star Rt.
Many Odd Fellows from Hillsboro | A Chevrolet car belonging to John
evening.
farm of 80 acres on Cooper Mt.
E. H. Smith, Hillsboro.
She will accompany Herman Henke
.,
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^frs A p Wilson of »and other parts of the county drove W elch, living a mile north of Beav-
Hagg & Sons, Rerdville.
j
‘ ^ werc (jjnncr guest^,to Beaverton Monday night to wit erton, was stripped of battery, tires,
C. F. Dietsch, of Roseburg, visited who will sing ‘The Hermit” and
A Sandstruin, Beaverton, R 2.
•«ert . I it .
I) 1 „
«l,** n n / l
U ivrnar/I
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,
_
___n i a l i t u n c
m n!c
ata/l
*ill cushions,
a rrctc n riP
t
mats, and all accessories
eVfni'nK ^ th(. home of her ness the ceremony
his daughter Mrs. S. D. Brehaut, The Jolly Blacksmith" and Bernard
E. Stabler, Portland, R. 2.
j sometime between Sunday night and B. D. Graf, Portland, R. 2.
of Gmais Sunday. Mrs. L. Dean Spang will sing "At Twilight” and father C. H. Miller and family in;
and F.. J. Dietsch then drove to “Tenderly.”
H. R Findlev, Portland R 2
.
'birthday anniversary of Mrs. Wilson
Mr. and Mr,. R. L Tucker of!Tu'* day *'“,rnin«
. ..
and Mrs 1 ‘ " e ,nachmc was in his garage THOSE
PASSING
STANDARD
I Hillsboro called
Gervais and spent a few hours visit­ Mrs. McLeod has been highly com-
, I— , t. t
I
tu
which fronts on the road and en
plimented on her broadcasting before'
GRADE ARE:—
ing with their father and sister.
i for trancc was Kaincd by breaking the
H J. Valentine, Beaverton, R 3.
<*•*
- program.
»“ ki-
- i,h ä
'S ss z
t u - ■ lock.
C
L. Johnson, Sherwood.
pleasure
to this
Miss Vena Gaskill had as her ^
a few days visit.
to be out again.
Geo. T.. Baker, Sherwood, R 3.
guest Miss Mary France Delday,
Mike Yunkers, F o re t Grove.
of the University of Oregon, Sun
KI LL ED SIX P H E A S A N T S
CLOE AND FRED GEE
Mrs. Lot Butler, Hillsboro, R. 3.
day at the home of her parents
CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY1
LAST W E D N E S DA Y
Job n Mulloy, Laurel
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Thyng.
Frank Muhly, Cornelius, R. 2
November 6, 1928
Doctor Harding of Bren erton, J. F.dw Wilson, Beaverton. R 2.
Cloc aged 10 and Fred Gee, aged
Leland Shaw, of the University of
Washington, father of G. Harding
J. T Oroeni, Beaverton, R. 2
trgon, spent the week end at home. ¡9, celebrated their birthdays last Sat­
of Portland, and Pete Potvin, of the joe Furrer, Portland. R. 2.
urday with a party. Grandma Gee
__ __ Wheeler Hall
Aloha -----------------------
Tigard Meat Market, killed six W. L. Thompson, Portland ,R. 2.
____ I. O. _ F. Hall
P A. Noyes has a clever Halloween and Mrs. Hayes helped entertain: 1. Banks -----------------------
pheasants «while hunting in the Tual­
the
young
folks.
Those
present
w
ere.¡2.
........ Hallenbcck Building
window in his store.
a tin valley one day last week.
Betty Buchanan, Katherine Terry,, 3. East Beaverton »---------
Public
School
House
West Beaverton .......... ........
. School House
Mrs. Roles, of Portland, grand- Mildred Twohy, Arleta Bolton, Bea- 4.
WILL HAVE FIVE
verton; Marie Markovich, Dorothy 5. Blooming ---------
S TANLEY ST IN E
_________ Grange Hall
m°ther of Mrs. F. A. Noves under­
P O I N T E R DF.F.R M O U NT E D
Clark, ’ Elizabeth Hayes, David Mor 6. Buxton
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KNOCKED TO P A V E M E N T
Union Cha] 1 1
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J
went an operation on her right arm
_______ Depot Building, W.V. À C.K K. Co.
rison. Billv and Lowell Hamil, Ken- 7. ( edar Mill
Monday. She is 71 years old but is ¡neth’
F.rr.ie Hoffarber, proprietor of the
Coward. Jack and Clarence ¡8. Cherry Grove —
Stanley Stine, of Woodland Acres,
.......... Wheeler Hall
»apidly recovering.
I
.one
Oak Service Stalion, went <t< e»
■ was badly bruised Wednesday after-
Bettis and Donald McIntosh.
* Cochran
___________ D. VVengcr’s Hall
hunting Wednesday morning at 5-30
I noon about three p. ni whrn he was
___________ City Hall
E»rl Helms and wife of • Portland, | ■*
a. m and was back at 12 m with »
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U North Cornelius -
I hit by a car driven by Mr. Gates,
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.
_
M.
K.
Church.
|P*nt Sunday with his brother O. V.
fine five pointer buck deer. He went
12. South Cornelius
of Hillsboro.
___________ Artisan Hall
Helms.
to
Cherry Grove.
WILMA TUTTLE WINS
13. Dilley ------
Stanley, a student at the high
________ Library Building
Mr.
Hoffarber is haring the heal
THE COUNTY PRIZE N F porcst G ro v e ----
xriz.vx .
i f v i
school, had just alighted frtmi the
mounted
this «week and will bare
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I15 N* \v Forest Grove .......
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," f N,;“ M St
A M. Kennedy is building a new
1 school bus and started across thr
hGU' se in ivennedy Acres.
. High Schix)l Ruilding
something to show for his go««!
Wilma Tuttle, of Aloha, won the 16 <; p. Forest Grove —
road
when
he
was
knocked
to
the
first prize of $10 for the best essay
, 7 <; VV. Forest Grove — ______ No. 28 Main Street
pavement by Mr. Gales machln* marksmanship.
:orge McKercher, Roy Helzer and written by a Washington county 18 Gales Creek - ---- ------- _______ Sargent’s Hall
He was badly bruised but not other
lce Lluke were the "honor roll" school pupil on “Why Herbert Hoov- ,q Garden Home ............ - ________ School House
wise
injured.
............... Klinge’s Garage
Hents in the eighth grade for the er Should be Our Next President.
past Gaston ---------------
BOY SCOUTS
*t six weeks of the term.
O R G A N I Z E D TUESDAY
She also won the district prize of U 2\ West Gaston .......... ......... _______ K. P. Hall
F I N G E R S B R OKE N
............ ivchool House
Her cssav was published last week It. z>. Grabel
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TRACTOR
.............. Kuratli bi Wismer Bldg 2n<l street
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. VanKlcek this paper._____________
A Boy Scout trtiop was organi rd
23 North H illsboro-------------
opposite Court House
tmcrtamed Sunday «with a birthday
at the school house Tuesday evemn-»
John
Shomaker,
of
Beaverton.
«•
School House
nner in honor of her father, J. C.
nursing two broken fingers as a •vith Far' A Keeney as leader Tlw-e
...............
City
Hall
The
Ladies
Auxilary
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W.
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ro
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• nJerso of Portland. Those present
result of trying to crank his tractor will be 16 trnderfret in the first ela*s
_ Grange Hall
*tre: Mr. and Mrs. Ora Anderson of
•it the Portland Golf Club He ha» and as soon as they have pw*'«d
^ Community Hall
Collin* View, Mr. and Mrs. Claude
-d
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been cutting the grass and his rnoto» their tests the troon will be enlarged
...
Leisyville
SfhoiJ
House
Anderson of Ocean Lake, Mr. and
stalled and he had to crank it bv to its capacity of 32.
Manning Hall
. r*' J- C. Anderson of Portland, promply a
hand, «with disaster. >us results
-
prevail 29 M anning-------------- *-----
Jerome Fluke and Dan Jones, tv**«
_ Steel’s Store
,r and Mrs. Erwin Wills and daugh- i .
I A marriage license was issued to have been members of the LsV-
.
\mnntr the features 30 Metzzer ....— --------
_
School
House
tr Annlee of Tigard.
I J, Roosevelt Hansen, of Beaverton OroveBoy Scouts for over a y rtr
. .. Meacham School House
¡.rep ar^ for
J JfS K ta
and Katherine Becker of Portland. and who are first grade scoots, will
_Mulloy Hall
of a Halloween cake <tona.cn
J- C. Huntley entertained the J lisnosal
help organize the boys.
v it s Rak. TV Come anil try your
MuHov
...... Plains
- -
. _ School House
^ 33 Ea,
t North
club last Friday. The aftcrnooti by the U. S. Bakery,
POSTMASTFR LOWRF.Y
_K P. Ruilding
*** *l>*nt in playing cards in which S
PUTS IN MORE LIGHTS
" ^ n8new ] i fe, at each « Wes, North Plains
__ City Hall
Trial by jury has been introduce«»
i ris It* .n worn high
see .Vi O renco-------- -—
.... School H'»u*e (Thatcher)
in Japan. They probably figure that
ln' Mrs. William Boyd the consol­ successive party and hope
According
to
post
record*
of
rob
37 Pit'Ln J
_ School House
ation.
more of them as time go«* on-
berie* of Aloha M ercantile Co and 12 Japs looking steadily at the pris­
3» Reedville
_ Moore’s Store Building
the Aloha Post Office, Mr I-owrev oner might aid him in r*’'’’ •"
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r.oble Oregon. .30 R o v ------------
_ T O O F Hall
Otto
Aoohfile,
of
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thinks it is about time for another, confession.
and Mrs. R. B. Denny and y
A
XI. .ha for some timv 4^ k n o lls ....... -
_ Library Room
so
he had electrician C W Florence
**‘7 «I*ent Sundav 5« Corvallis wh<> lived
.
j , WPtl,, 41 Cherrvood ...
_ Tigard Building
Sewing and alterations, mending,
^ V -,h Tigard
■nstall
a nice bright all night light
',inK Mr*. Denny’s brother, Harry was visiting friends here .a
. _ ! O O F Hall
of all kinds, reasonable Sewing at
»hr
He is staying at the home
^
Tigard
m the store and post office «0 a«
_ Bang's Building
Jennie H. Shepherd
^ Timber -------
to assist the robber* when they visit your home or mine. Mrs Chas.
_ Citv Hall
¡1 L k Hcaverton 8135
^ pecial f.>r Saturday an<l Sunday
, the «tore again.
_Forrester's Hall
* «team watermelons 5c
Beaver* W A i r n n . a w — ’ J B
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Beaverton I9?-
«*d and Produce Co.
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