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THE BEAVERTON
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PIONEER PUBLISHING CO
BEAVEHTON, OREGON,
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ANNUAL SESSION OF EDITORS
OPENS AT ALBANY JUNE 2«
ENTERPRISE
FRIDAY. JUNE 21,1929
Pace Set for A ir Terminals of Future FL0AT “ N E " A " R L ‘T
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B A LA N C F,
• MORE IRIN » ATTEND
P O U L IH N S PICN C
The way in which the state of
California has successfully brough’
Mrs J R Talbot has made a report
of receipts and expenditures for ih.
itself before rtic people of America,]
Beaverton float which won first price
People 0* Beaverton were extend- through the activities of the Calton-
in the Portland Rose show
Tht»
P*™« a‘ ,hc
i a perbuiial invitation to come to muns, Ir
Inc., will be graphically out-
There is a balance of $IM 77 H aiiby Fair grounds, Tuesday was •
e July 25, 20 and 27 for the bned to editors of Oregon at the an
which
includes $75 pri/e
money tremendous success despite adverse
. Trail pageant, the state-wide llual session of the Oregon State Ld
$1/1
was expended for flowers, weather. There were more han AM
S“1-'' , celebration which
. l will i bt ltor,al
held at
it Al-
At
building float, expense of contest, etc per#ons ,,rfSnu fron, lar alul nrar
,
. Association,
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’ to
° be
ut neul
Receipts from ticket sale..... $214 00
‘i l r e a, that turn, when a car.
J“ " e * a" d * a,,d a. Newport
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,
. . . . . .
. . . . lhe entire atfair was held ui the
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Donations
from H R Jenkins... 5.W1
hl of Eugene Radiators stopped ; '
a,r‘ ouncetl hcre by Arn,.
Donations from Mrs Waite ....
50 b'K *,avi,ion which
a!l c,,ck>8fd
r ;; M „da
T h. party, under “ h e l £
M
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Rects
from
card
party-
22.25
with
the
exception
of
a
part
of one
Irtdcrship of K. O. Bushong, is
,
John
Cuddy,
managing
director
of]
Expenses
of
contest
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....$4120
side.
Jack
Beattie
and
Dellas
Ann*
een
Biikim a tour of the coast between
8 Al strong, with the help oi the audience
the
Californians,
Inc.,
will
have
a
Expense
card
party
gre and Eugene to advertise the
j prominent place on the program, and1
Expense biding float, flowers $122.48 sung everything from “ It Aint Go-
iifliing event.
«17) 08
[will tell in detail of the work of his
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Radiators
con­
While here the
to Rain No More,“ to ‘ East
association. Kis add ress will be ,i
$79,77
•Cash in Bank ..................
Side, \\ est Side.” The Oregon t ity
imeli with chamber of commerce
$75(0
I First prize on float...........
,jiciab and this city was extended ■ !’an of ‘ be Kcnerttl program that ha.
$154 77 boys Pu* the crowd in a decidedly
/Balance on hand ..............
1 invitation to participate in the in- H“ ‘ 1 l '_ ^ P lnK among the news-
good humor.
Sixteen members of
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parade, one of ' the o u t-’ ¡papers of Oregon to aid in ^ht. ad-
the
Oregon
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Chamber of C om-
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pc
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vertis
Ask for demonstration best all elec­ liierce were present wearing tlu'ir
Floats and cn- state ■-mg and development of this
Handing features
tric Atwater Kent radio
. tipes jen ^a||,,n
|l( advertise th- «»"■
mes in this parade w ill be repre-!
The e coming session will be one of
b'or ‘ be f‘rst l'n' e 'n the United j adì enture.
Garage.
„„tative of every phase of O regon1
in/ rodeo and incidentally to show
“ Nowadays when a business man
vork, Mr. Bushorig lbo busiest and most constructive yet States, and probably in the world, an
¿tdustry ami
their interest in the poultry people.
he!
M
by
the
state
association,
a
pre
«airport
will
be
built
at
Seattle
on
the
quite
as a matter of course, takes a
fTimiri was spread on three long ta-
said.
L Y D I A N O R R I S G I VE S
dso urged people of !in,iliar> announcement of th(. pio principlcs of
The Eugemans al
passenger terminal plane to keep a business appointment
P A T I E N T B E S T C A R E hies in tin pavilion and everything
* from fried chicken and
fried rab-
this region to be on the lookout tor - rani
, . shows. Newspaper costs, cir- ,,
a
distant
city
and
returns
the
same
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‘ culai ion n u n M . ....... i................... , Passengers wi illl pass from the street
a,,v pioneer relics that might b e jcuatlon methods, merchandising and
dav
m
time
to
transact
business
in
Mrs
Lydia
Norris,
D.
M.,
gives
bn
to
strawberry
shortcake
and
Ire
«ntered in the pioneer parade, or ° ‘ ber topics will be discussed bv ex- entrance of station thru waiting room his own office, he wants to appear her patients the best care possible, cream was generously served to thv
and along the passenger concourse
ju; in ihe pioneer exhibition. The l,erts and open meetings will follow
Her offices are equipped to offer the
Picnickers.
directly into their planes without once presentable and comfortable.*
„,,,,eer spirit will predominate at the £‘acb tails so that newspapermen mav ,
"European airports arc no
models most thorough treatments to those
Grandpa Bulger of K M . fame win
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leaving cover or setting foot on earth
ctlebratnm, it was stated.
e. tnange ideas on the various subject.
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cheer- for the Uni'ed States, tor the people who come to her for relief from their there to delight old and young with
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session will i be one of:
of , . „ Hardships in air travel . were
t cast of 1 r>00 citizens led bv a
vvni,e the
stssion
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tus r' « stories
and cartoons. He
of this country are accustomed to and various ailments.
,,o
a,,d carlo.,,.».
He gave
huem»«« recreation will
ii nlnv
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nn. fully accepted bv the , public m the
the ladies each a Sperry cook book
feuniptished group of the most noted uusiness.
uusiness, recreation will play
an im-
novelty age of aviation, when a trip insist upon a degree of comfort u n -! Nothing can give the zest of nevv
He told all 'about homing pigeons
gusis in the West will present a;Bontint part. Albany offers the fa- .
life to a person as does a massage i ^
a plane was regarded as an known there.”
and let the boys and girls release
pageant each evening
.cilities of the
dub and of its
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a lot of them.
He even »aid that
The pageant itself will be elaborate |'n'ne'hole golf course. A dance and
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giving. She has the most up-to-date
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the
Scotchmen
gave
them for l hrist-
gui all inclusive, with the first cpi- :l bun<l en cert are i I m . on the pro ADDITIONS AND IMPROVE-
facilities for providing her clientele
AUTOMOBILE
OVERTURNS
mas gifts, because they always came
„J, taking the audience back to p ie -! ^ra,n >" ,his city. Following the se*-
MENTS MADE ON OLD BLDG
.with the very latest in Turkish, Min- , ,
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back.
Mr. Kby, president of Ore-
kstoric .lays. This episode, to be s*un **i Albany the editors will all
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When the Root ctir was forced into 1 ra • team, nurna
at , .
gon l ity l hamber of Commerce
done in dint half light, is expected to] 8° down to Newport, where surfing, The citizens „of Beaverton have put
a ditch and overturned by a passing j Swedish or \ ibratory.
spoke.
President of the sttite fair
k very impressive. lhe second pari
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“ • k-l||ng ,llld ' 11 * 11 sca ’ up' thcir stamp of approval on the steady
motorist none of the oec":'''.nt« were
Colds and rheumatism arc relieved board spoke. A. G l.unn of Corval-
deals with Mava civilization and w,‘* be ottered by the people of that
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advancement of the town by voting aIU| Mrs. Ida Gustin had attended by her treatments, and she is reco- |j
( KOAC fame sooke
He de-
sdl W an idyllic scene in winch a b«>v ’-“ z-
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Robert W. Sawyer, president of the fur aiul l,u" ‘"ki i>ver ihe necessary the state Grange meeting and were, mended to all who may need sueh ciarr(| that of all farm gatherings in
ihich quickly •t’ iige-
to another! *,ate association, will preside at the *-*5,000 school bond issue The elec-'ini« r«*
Mr'
and
Mrs.
Root treatments. Mrs. Norris' ad a) pear, lh(. , tate |lf Oregon ,he largest meet-
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.meetings.
tion
held
last
Saturday
carried
by
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when
the
acci- ,n this week’ s paper.
i « * « were thoae oi the poultrymen.
»< k I as the people prepare for re-!*1
dent happened shaking them all up
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I Also, he said, right out loud, too,
kious sacrifice.
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agatns. qUj(t badly. Others in attendance at
Al Klinger has leased his 12 acre that they represented the most in-
The third seen,, depicts the coming 4-H SUMMER SESSION
, 'he project The same issue «.vas de- the meeting were Mr and Mrs. C. F p|ace on ,hc West Sidc Pacific High telligent class of farmers in the
[ the t'olumbti,
lolumbti, the first vessel,
vessel.
CLOSES SATURDAY JUNE 2t , . .. •
Way Und the Durham road to O. W , suite of Oregon.
rrt,
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I e at ell in an election held *arly u> Guard ami Mrs. B. G. Ledy.
flrim and t Thi*k' e>trrr tn fbe tn tirti.
(Jeff* of Portland. The deal was
Mrs W 11 Thompson, well known
seme and included are Sacajawcai
lhe 4-H summer school session will
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lhe action be dose tomorrow June 22nd. Washing- e>t ahd discussu>n has taken place B A S E B A L L G A M E S S C H E D U L E D
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terested in the 4-H cltth work had
amis more realistic and more fas- ton county was well represented by among the leaders and the "laxpay-
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two of her boys give a demonstra­
orating in scene five,
which is en- seventy young people some of which ers League” made up of a group
Following is the list of baseball
1)0 y,,u know that Thyng serves
tion
of
poultry
tatooing.
Then,
tilled “The Covered Wagon.” Pio- won ihe right to represent their club who criticized this issue
games scheduled for the balance of Hot ,)o 8s and Light Lunches.
came the leading feature of the pro­
neer <ktys in the Oregon country will through real achievements, others paid
However, the bonds are to finance
season:
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gram , a talk by Mrs. George R.
be the subject of the
sixth scene, their own expenses merely to be able an addition to the present high schoA'.l
June 22—Ki,y at Beaverton; Ti
t tterial for which will
be furnished to attain the training tand experience building which will house three more gard at Garden Home; Aloha tit Ver- A M E R I C A N L E G I O N S P O N S O R S j Sh,,u'*; llu‘ lt;a,,in* l"«.ltry woman
FRONTIER DAYS RODEO
s, a,<-’
VVuxhmg-
lareely by pioneers of Oregon so in club work. Among those attend- classrooms, a
gymnasium and re- boort and Brickyard at Fairvale.
ton ami probably the northwest. She
tbit it may be authentic and first ing from the Eastern end of Wash- model the old building
June 20—Verboort at Beaverton;
,
c spoke most learnedly tin the raising
The Amer,can Legion, sponsor, of (>f
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,ay_
kand.
ington
county
were: Eva Wolf,
At the annual school election held Brickyard at Garden Home; Aloha at
TNf seventh scene will deal en- Betty Stickney, Sylvia Carlson, Lester
I'flv with historic Champoeg and Teschner,
and Jerome Tuttle of
<b< i-vems that took place at this] Aloha; Wanda Smith, Margaret Hun\
h bly important •/ot. The eighth John Vernteul and Robert Grant o t ,
f I fin: I episode
epi' ide will
ll .11 be
h.. the
th,. “ Pio-
Pio. Garden
n Home;
Home:
Elmer Schlottinan,
rf,r< Hreant," in which all the mod- Elmonica; Nellie Mitzel, Huber; Ed­
en development since pioneer davs vvin Jesse,
Mountaindale;
Hazel
hf ,Iel’lc,e(l tn one way ««■ ■»"- Heard, Claudie Ingram, George W d-
fr lumbering, agriculture, rail, son, William VanKleek Beaverton;
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sttipping and other phases of Marie Rinehart Bert Davis and Lo-
•^rn life will be shown.
wdl Martin of Tigard and Catherine
There will also be an air circtis Markovitch Aloha.
f!ctl daY unci you will be given an
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r,*W'lj to “hop .,fi‘” in one of
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newest and most modern planes GL)S PLT'ERSON
E 1'
EIGHTIETH
on Monday Iunt. 17, Dr Mason was R oy; and Fairvale at Tigard.
fthc Oregon City Frontier Days rodeo
unanimously re-e^cted as a sch..o!
July 7—Garden Home at A loh a ;,to bl, staged on j u|y 2. 2 auc 4. is
director
Beaverton at Fairvale; Tigard » receiving information daily that some
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Brickyard and Roy at Verboort.
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July 14— Beaverton at Tigard; I-'air- of lhc bcst ry,,n' l,J’ »’" onill,s
FORMER FIRE CHIEF AMONG
,( the United States will compete for
THOSE
AT
C O N V E N T IO N
' ale at
' Aloha at l r,ckyard an
Garden Home at verboort.
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Lee Holden, former fire chief of
Berry Grower«
Portland, was a notable icpresenta-
Meeting
‘ ¡ve from Washington county at the
Those inlcrestl.d in thl. ,)rob|c„ „
state convention of firemen held a t. surrounding the production of black-
Tillamook last week. He delivered a tap raspberries and other small fruits
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V C. Wcnstroni at Scholls, Thurs-
B i R T H D A Y Med and .-.n,
in.inv \.du.d>l<- po
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the purses which aggregate $10,(KM.
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Hugh Strickland, former world»
!champion cowboy who will act as
arena director, ,s ,n Cal,forma at
J'^-scnt and he has sent word that a
' arRc number of high class riders will
accompany him to the Oregon ( ity
r' Mb'"
b-<l Woods,
who captured
the
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b n ck in ,
d u m p io n ^ p
- j - j ,,. moj( experience* --ytiltrvrnan
,ht.re could learn much from her
talk. She emphasized mats produc-
tion and stated that one should have
at least I Odd birds and a unit of 2000
was more desirable.
She declared that there M l no
Har.^c r of over production of good
Sbe fU ,cd tte , |hc
Northw„ t wa„ clinialicallv lltu„ vt|
to ^ col|lc a Kr„ ,
cen, fr Shc
t() bfcon,c a great poultry center Sh
¡4 S|r„ llK for sprouted oats and a
lot of other things to,, had, i"lk>.
u ,b(|„'t bra\c the elements and
at .
to he,...........
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a
^ pec tion of growing bhtekeaps and
Gus Peterson was surprised by
r Aloha.
discussion
discussion bv
by Clayton
Clayton L
L. Long
Long, hor-
d Airs.
Mrs. V.
a dinner party
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v. Low
i.ow with
vvi
TULLY B STRAYER
ticulturist, O. A. C. Extension service
Saturday in celebration of his etgt M O R E TRAINS T O BE
Visits may be made to two or three
The funeral for thp late Tullv B iietH birthday anniversary, lhe birth
TAKEN OFF S. P ROAD
other fields in that locality.
^lyrr was be|(] jn Portland M on -1 day cake was covered with eighty
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bine 17tii under the auspices of ,candles. Mr. Peterson has never been . h;ffective June 24th , 1929, train No
■’ rne '"'Igc A. F. & A. M ill a day in his life and does not loox ]?<> leaving Beaverton at 7:17 a. ni. NEW LAW EFFECTS
»Hment was jn the Masonic to be over forty years of age. He and trajn No. 129 leaving Portktnd
MEDICAL SALES
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1 ftnwood cemetery.
works alongside any young man in ;ij 5:25 p. in. wi II be discontinued.
Sheriff I W
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Connell has called
Mr Str raver <fie,| Friday June 14 at j the hav field and accomplishes more ]_ast trip will be Saturday, June --- attl.ntjon to , be nt.w flate ]aw which
a,,d leaves a wife, Selma I :han any of them.
Withdrawal of thesd trains is -hie
Uther of Lansmo
Stt*iver oi
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natronage
and i>aironak,c
excessive dll‘*
an ink, W
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to lack «»i
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. , ayfr, _SpnnZ MAPLEWOOD MAN BRUISED
cos. of operation
n
a brother Robert. Thomas.
IN AUTO ACCIDENT tlwt ( »verneW K r t K t » * t
htr!..; Ntraver of California and
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John Crockett of Maplewood lost
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Portland over the Terwilliger Bou
TO RALLY AT HILLSBORO
ELIAS EBERHART
tevurd Tuesday morning and went
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-ueral if F.lias F.berhart, aged over the bank. While not seriously
American Legion |K»st will hold
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road, was held Fri- njured h* wa. badly bruised and
„ ,hr H.llsbo,
4 county rail ai t <
jj -, Jn' ‘ bn at St. Cecelia’s church -haken up
a' 1 r• n w'th interment in 1 al-
Whcn you break your glasses w. ican Legion hs.lt next Monday, June
Cftni erv- Arrangements were
ire in a position to g i'r you quick ¿fib. Ben Fisher, state comtnan er
1 -r of N! iller
Tracev. He et vice
Dr
Arne' n Optometrist. w)j| spt.ab an,| a|| Legion members
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' 1 1,1 Mrs. A J. Grattoti. Multntanah, Brstttlway 9945R3.
1 arc urged to be present.
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,ry Fuuina. S M O and
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Mr " k J’ ; ' !r' A P < hristn.se..
h»*rcnt ’ rl eamtC *° ° rCp° n W’,h '
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PMnmnm ^
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the age
CLARES PARISH HOLD
’ MFETING OF COMMITTEES
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A highway traffic cu n
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road
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t on both
.iU,i the Bertha-
, ad.-
|,<:n," c,on last year; J’at
W oo«.
she w*ants us alt to go to London
wi,' nc«’ of the same title in 1^27; in iqjo to thr bi World’s conference.
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- - Bradv,
. Qne can go for ab<Hlt fcaM.OO.
b-arl
Thoed.
Pat Cwens - Buff
wor,d'* champion trick rider; Tex
Covey, nationally known tancy roper,
Rose Smith, cowgirl, and scores of F A R M E R S B U Y I N G M A N Y
DIFFERENT
MACHINES
others will be seen in action
Mabel Strickland
world’ s chain-
pion cowgirl will be one of the out-
Lnckson has been a very busv
standing performers of- the show, man the ktst few week* seeing to th
, r
-*"1’ holds the worlds record for farmers need» in farm inachinerv
makes
un|awf„|
for
alcoholic, bub'loggtng a steer her time being
jalej sbow a variety of nu-
. 1 8 , seconds , flat and . she will attempt chines: (»us
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medicinal tmHiucis such .
as wmc,
An'ierso:i
purchased
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«<>mcs or bitter, which have either
Co|np)ete prograrn, o{ bronco bu s- *«d« rake, tractor mower, hay pre»
« win,
U,-, making .hen.
bu„ doKR|n| , .(1, r,,pmg
fan, v W II - op a hay pre.t; l-.hn F «m .
caI,ablc of bf,nK u’ «-d as mtoxicat- ropinR ,rjck ridi„K. rac„ and other, McCormick IO-JO Tractor and two
,n«< beverages to be sold ,n Oregon eyeflU wi„ bf , |aged on thf aftcr. plows; Wm. Hamel dump rake; t r ­
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H bv • Hceused pharmacist -r „
,in., , , , . nim, procrMM
_,H|V n.»t HiU. Mm h t m r n i U H Hw
a licensed vendor of medicine * n j 2 3 and 4
|rr plow; H. L. Hartzell, farm truck;
lru**-
Indications are that thousands of 7 ft binder, culnpackcr Spring tooth
people will be in attendance from all harrow; V. W. Bates, spring tooth
W F CYRUS IN CHARGE OF
tarts ,.f th, Northwest.
harrow; R A Kaepple,
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4. H PROGRAM MONDAY
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harrow and cultipacker; lohn Kam-
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Francis Egg Mash, $5250; Scratch "»• *ide «*k. and tedder; E. A Me
p Cyrus, assistant county agent ^$52 50 per ton. Phone AT 0414 at our ^*rath, McCormick Deering Big 6
mower; Motz Bros cultipacker; Tua­
an,| c|ub leader is in charge of a 4-H texpente.
latin Country club, Fordson tractor;
club program
Monday at Forest
J. P. Petit, Fordson tractor; F. G.
Mth D o f Kill*,! With Poison
Grove. Several club boy« and girls
Peter, grain drill and James Tobin a
who attended summer session at Cor-
big 6 McCormick Deering mower.
vallis will take part in the program. (
A beautiful white wolf hound be-
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MINISTER
ESTATE
n. into ,hf building ti-- f - thi annual July F.n.rth
^ ™ # rfp.,rt lnadc to the
The esetate ..f E E F.birlrard. old
h,,r
^tr^ctina business He wax a nic wa» held Monday. June -
,
„„msxioners :t was »aid rendent of Cany*m rrad district, who
•'"♦factor
f th- commit- h E;wav o
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ye. r died las. werk. will be administered
many fa-her'ess b. >» • hairum of most
were
present
and
adjustment
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Contrary
to bv hi« daughter, Starah C. Gratton.
—ft to oincr i f * "
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'»in. *t St >1 interest in the or- tecs
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heavier Washington county property is es-
M arv's Institute who "id additions were made to •»- -
Mil
• hi» memory bv a ” committees
Don’t forge, the
« the MU than in «mated a, $ 5 2 « real and $2400
,
j valuable'through Beaverton in
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personal
**0rt and pall bearer, at his Cfocker. dinner, dance and ' a,uaWe ^
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^ate prize.
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BALLIN
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