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Established 1927
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BEAVERTON, OREGON FRIDAY
SEPTEMBER 5. 1930
United West Side Clubs
¡Portion of Proceeds
Meet Next Tuesday
from Football Game
•îept. 9 at Fairvale
go to Shrine Hospital
Development Issue
to Appeal Strongly
to Home Seekers
,..Thc ,next m« ‘ ing 0f the United
When the big vtirsitv football
, est >nle Clubs will take place
next teams of Oregon State and W'ash-
luesday evening, September 9th.'
promptly at 8 o’clock at th F * " j ' ’ l ‘nK,on collc8cs meet in their annual
j Hundreds of prospective home-seek- Comr unity Club house This
F,ac," c ( '°*st confcrcncc struggle on
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\rs :iIKl investors «01 over the United >- will be in the for.n’ of an I
* :V ' no,nah fieW. Portland. November
Si^ed Circuit Judge B.gley States....will ^receive copies _ f the Withering at which time an eicc.
forthcoming Development' Edition of <>f of fc c tV for"‘t‘h7
.£7?,ron honor*’ but ior crip*
H Miller vs S. S. Kingery,
the Enterprise and will be “sold" on c,)'»c up for vote. All members are ' ' ¡ i / a ' ? !
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n
n
Agricultural
Livestock
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„ Corp., suit to recover *100 The story of the c m unity and I
tings of the 1
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p“ a,1 f<*
iS alleged due on labor performed valley wtill be told in an entnintin - 'ear.
k
,ne. Crippled chikren in Portland, and
•* :>Ughout
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manner, although bombastic p h r a s e s ----------------------- Mtnncrs C l‘ :----
firm.
hwc,<
I**®®! »* » movement
«•ate of Oregon vs J /Frank Stroud and “wild-cat** promises will find n 0
t arrest and payment of fine of place in the edition. I f is felt that B e a v e r t o n Schools open
*° V'AC\ Multnomah sRul,um as >* has
and 6 months in jail,
by sticking to facts the storv ctin be
Mondav
R *% CY h**" I'ac.kc<, b<‘forc-
m ° n a a y , S e p te m b e r
8
Ticket committees have been ap-
flarold Bremer vs I-. C. Alton and made adequately (interesting and suf-
ficiently
impelling.
Time
and
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e'cry city and town in
V Kaeppler, order for plaintiff
Beaverton
schools will
open next
i1
,1 e n ac"tc northwest. Those named
.pense
will
not
be
spared
in
the
pub-!.,
.
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,
jointing receiver.
Otto Erickson,
Peter I clue lu'a!i” :! of ,t” ' big sperfal edition
/‘'hu mornih8
*>er the Btl
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te of Oregon
vs
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LC<IUC* An edition of this tyoe has never 'ulh an an“ c,I * ‘ cd enrollment to ex- representing .he Shrine; D. C. How-
* parole from /ail on good
Z lu & x L
la*‘
of 300 students. A.:y M
- P a n t i n g O. S C ; Frmklin
■ F IT Í 1 EP 0 RTE 0
P U B L IS H E D
Cover Crop Needed
In Orchard to Keep
Fertility
Moisture
EVERY
F R ID A Y
NEWS NOTES OF
13378226
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Cover crops are needed in thc
orchards of Washington county to
D. F. Keeler of Deer Lodge, Mon
maintain
good
yields
and
high
tana,
is spending several weeks with
quality, according to W. F. Cyrus,
county agent. Orchard crops use up his daughter Mrs. V. A Wood.
Mrs. C. F.. Allen is starting her
soil fertility just as any other field
crop. The grain farmer can rotate kindergarden class Septembs r 22.
Robert Wood, who has been work
his crops and maintain soil fertility.
The orchardist must use other nutins ing at l rater Dike spent Labor Day
to supply the needed
material with h;s parents Mr. and Mrs. V.
Plowing under a cover crop every A. Wood.
>ear in the orchard will maintain
\ ern Allen left Thursday evening
fertility and build up the moisture for Albany to «pend several days.
holding capacity of the soil. Com
Mrs C. E. Allen entertained Mr.
mercial fertilizers arc of benefit but and Mrs W C. Cauthers and family
commercial fertilizers usually do not at dinner Sunday.
accomplish their best results on soils
Mrs V. A. Wood entertained Mr.
,
C l. ,,
lev and it ,s gratifying to note that ,ch,M
*
>ear# «* » be-
W S. C and ihat have a depleted supply of or
and Mrs. \V. C. Cauthers and Mr.
L W. Dethlefs and F. Shields vs ^
¡niti , effort is V eti
w;th ' -re the first of December is eligible,c F Allen of the Southern Pacific ganic irtoterial.
and Mrs. Jacobs at a luncheon in
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, j s ,
to enter the first grade
1 x' ■> gridiron classic, the game will
3 Fendali Eugene Loving, I
R. wide-»pread
approval. Busine
Lowered prices for certain orchard honor of her father, Mr. Keller’s 84th
i.ertv owners’
Rou,cs foi the school busses are ' hc wnr,h Koini- mi,es *°
„ C(« ch* crops have frequently resulted in the
îsons, Clyde
.1 Robertson
.. .. .1 ^ o and
/11.1 p
♦ -las well as fanners, property
birthday.
itchie ft
under advisement. scj1()(,1 church","club '
leader,
rear, « " "
<* ( J . s ' . * * 1 ’‘' ' J f neglect of tho maintenance of orch
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bolton and
Amanda S. Falk vs Melvin E. are enthusiastically supporting tho «.th 'he exception of an extension
",hc game should ards soils. Neglect of this phase of
family returned from Bellingham af
iclmerich and Robert Gange, time publication.
These
people
realize
Can.y,on road. to near Sylvan prove of
spectacle,
the
game
orchard
nonagement
results
in
still
equal interest. The Shrine
tended for filing answers.
to the orchardist. ter a weeks vacation.
that the edition will go a long wav1 ‘
*l
'u',',1‘on ,°^ a ncw route imperial Potentate, Estcn Fletcher, further losses
E F. Miller v* Clifford L. Browfn, towards bringing new settlers and Ullul' c«as one time below Brooks. of Rochester, N. Y „ with his retinue , Lowered soil fertility and moisture
Mrs. C. A. Grimes is confined to
L Brown, L. N. Tompkins, The new capital into the valley. It is
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^fect c!militi n ^for'Vhe *vi11 be present. The uniformed pa holding capacity lowers the vitality her home nursing a broken hip, sus
nerfial National Bank of Hills- only through such efforts that ‘ hr lerms work
,hev love all b.'enMro,i- bands and chanters of all of the orchard. Lowered vitality tained when she fell at her home.
io, order appointing receiver.
area can come strongly into its own. ovcrf)lulled
1 >
a c
n i Shrine temples in Oregon. Washing- means less and poorer quality fruit Sin- is over 80 years of age and suf
Loins F. Schultz vs Harold Short,
Definite
date as to pubbcation
T<
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f th school h a v e " " 1 an<l l(laho will vie with the col- and frequently more damage from se fers a great deal from the fall.
vere winter weather.
der dismissed.
be announced at this t.nlc ^
V a u tS
L in g
the sum!
bands and rooters in hdding
Capniin Wilbur Weed, of Infantry
Depleted orchard soils sometimes Reserve,, leaves Monday for Camp
E. F. Miller, Joe Ennes and R. L.
Yi;.:.!Y
Vn' "
mer nronths with additional shrubs. 1'
'Y.
that the big edition will be off the
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.
Tickets, which arc to be exchanged fail to return much of a cover crop Lewis to spend two weeks in camp.
rwart vs C. L. Brown, L. N. Totn-|
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f new sidewalks and parking places for .
,
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the
1st
and
15th
of
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L
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for
reserved seats, are being placed when vetch tinl grain is used unless
•-nd Frank Hastings, order d i , , ^
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between
Guests at the Frank Noyes home
those who bring cars to school.
October. Several weeks wall be re-
i a sale everywhere this week and this crop is supplemented by an ap on liibor Day were Mr. and Mrs.
enn be obtained from members of the plication of suljihatc of ammonia or Wollan,, of Seattle and Mr. and Mrs.
j.E. Laizure vs T. A. Sampson,' 0uired in ,hc 8afbcring of data to Mail Plane Lands
¡nitrate of «oda HX) to.1200 pounds per
local committee.
say nothing of the mechanical end
Roles of Portland.
¡d F.dna Sampson ordered to pay
; acre in kite February. Some growers
! of the
business Additional help I
at Beaverton Port
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Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Drorbaugh
1.50 in fa\or of defendant.
reports O. T. McWhorter, extension
in both the field and office forces
attended the wedding of Mrs. Dror-
Htnry Johnson vs Margaret E.
! horticulturist “ sometimes apply 100
a tt c
ä \
,
. . Boy
Dies as Result , of
-wffll be needed, tind every effort will
baugh’s brother, Simon Berger and
A U. S. mail plane was forced to
J
akn'on, divorce decree. Mr. John-
pounds of nitrate of soda in late
be made to speed up the work.
land at Watts airport in Beaverton On |
Encounter W ith Tiger February when it is desired to se Miss Elizabeth Pierson which took
jn awarded custody of minor child,
i A mailing list of all the homes Thursday' nYn.ing‘ d u e '"""h e heUvv
iobert Henry.
cure a heavier cover crop on depleted place at the bride’s home in Hillsboro
within a radius of 10 nines is now
Mrs. C. T. Lester, of Medford, has
Ortgon Iron and Steel comptiny vs ,v' ,l" ,u “ " ’i " 1"
\ ‘ " " U V’ Vu;" f,li; and smokc screcn which "c" lcd
Alfred Smith, n nephew of Mrs soils."
been visiting her daughter Mrs. R.
iy Obnscheid, default.
being
.so tbat j,h^
section compiled
can be-reminded
of e the ad- , over , ^ he. city.
? > The
T ht . pilot
" " » t made
~ d . an
anjF , re„ sch
,.cck „ ,h,
Common vetch or Hungarian vetch, A. Rocck.
thc river up to Swan
Swan' j rcJ u
hLd-t^hand encounter
follow the
Francis Brothers vs
Werner S section can Dc reminaea o. me aa- effort to follow.
-10 to 50 pounds and one of winter
vantages of their locality.
Copie
Copies
is]an(i
a;rl)ort
hut
found
it
most
dif-
1
,
Warren Jones has recovered suffi
«•cmiergcr,
• •• c.t.»,
r ■ 1 c
i ;i Island airport but found it most dif- wdt}, a tiecr in a rark zoo rrerm
Uenberger, oeiauu
default oruir.
order.
recently. barlcvt or winter oats is a (commonly
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will
be reserved
whili slaVa airPort Dut ,ouna ” most «'* with a tiger in a Park i t
an accepted mixture for the Willamette ciently from a severe attack of the
* , C Kralv, v, Hillsboro Mill thousands
" " 7 of „ other
, W r copies
o o t, will
wm b
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Un'
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Alfred
had
born
reading
.he
Ibee
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strip in the newspapers and together valley. Austrian winter field p«»s pneumonia to be brought home from
Lumber company, judgment order
sent out through the state chamber K i w a n U C lu b e n t e r ftct
Curie ^Wettelund vs Christopher ; cf conimerce anrf othfr organization,
. with two of his boy . friends
. . . . cndcav-
v appear promising as a cover crop. thc hospital.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Tettelund, default.
They apparently will make a little
VYadlLabom . Thev elm,bed a
Joe Rngentos, at the W'ilcox Mem
F. W. Dtthlefs and F. Shields vs Those rcpre,ented_in th t ; edition will at Washington County Fair
earlier
spring
growth
than
the
vetch
be sure of getting two-fold value:
orial hospital under the care of Dr.
diur Fendali Eugene T.ovmg, P. R that is to „ y , they
every [ Edward ^Loore of thc Hillsboro twelve foot fence surrounding thc zoo One bushel of Australian peas with Mason.
hey will reach
r
in order to reach thc desired location one bu-hel of winter barley, whrnt
irions, Clyde Robertson. R.
home in this iirunediate territory ('hamber of Commerce was present at
W. E. McCloskcy of the Beaverton
The family wc re preparing to move or oats is a mixture that will be
J'tity of" Unì on ' Hig îi ' CSc h ooV 'district 0,1(1 wiU. C.X,Cn.<! ,hC.ir m” “ * e ‘Y .!!:' Ithe Kiwanis nieeting Wednesday ev to an adjoining town where the tried out in several orchards of the Finance Co. has rented the Woerndel
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four winds through outside etistri-
and extended an invittition to mother was to tra^h school when
¡county this year. Various other house on the Canyon road next to
HarnM
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a i * „
bution.
the club to enter an act in the (he accident happened.
'crops are sometimes used but some the Weed Nursery to Mr. and Mrs.
A
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J
! Again those who arc interested in rropram to bc held the last day of
Relatives fear that word of the . legume crop is more to be desired if Watson of near Bethany. The sev
Saun n •<r’ ?UC' r * ISp l‘ SS-n
lkls work- 'Bose who have interest- ^
Washington county fair. Mem- boys death is apt to be fatal to Mrs. satisfactory growth can bc obtained. eral children of the family will attend
y»ult
r' an %S
’
’
ryan' ing stories to tell, or pictures they ^ers hre very bUSy figuring out a per- Dietsch’s mother, Mrs. R. A. Bur
Cover crops should usually be thc Beaverton school.
Fitmie H„t».
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u i
would Vkc to have appear in the
that will surpass that of nett who is 73 years of age and has seeded early in September. Barn
Mr. Vanderinost is quite sick.
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c 'mnWT UlCt VS edition are earnestly asked to get
other club.
Mrs.
Perry and her son are re
been
residing
at
the
Smith
home.
yard
manure,
legume
hay
or
straw
-«t Putio, Beaver State Investment ¡n touch wi(h thc Enterprise o f f i c e ------------------
Mrs. Burnett no doubt will be re with the latter supplemented with] covering nicely from the shock and
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aff'daVlt
* f,ubhcat,on There’s a story in your hnug or C o o p e r M t . School Opens
membered bv Beaverton folks as she sulphate of ammonia would supply brimes sustained in a recent uuto-
Trmoni.
1 your district so let it bc told. Join
r
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made her home with thc Dietschs the needed material in the orchard mobilc accident.
H PoBen vs May Pollen, default.
with the othcrs who arc giving sudh
Monday, the 8th for ahnos< a year.
Dewey thc Plumber has completed
but the«e arc ustmlly not available
Fnt W
, Bunk of F o r .-
nd5<| Ittrport ,
the M *
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in sufficient qutmtitities or it is im thc plumbing in the new John Lin
S.. r ' J Thei<'° re
an V ’° '
above all, ttfosc desiring extra copies
Th(, Cooper Mt. school opens fori
.
coln home at Maplewood.
practical to use them.
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-JOfc'*une ' an Lo°. ° are requested I make their reaer- ,ht. Khool term Monday, S< i
Sprains W rist while
Roy Merritt and Milo Harris spent
r ' f 'p . '
• vermg. guard- vatj„ n< ., „
Simply write into the bt.r
Anna I- Bauman f
several days recently with Milo’s
Repairing Airplane
e‘5r , andcreoevcring, c °n_ Enterprise offitce or call for
the j>ortkind, in charge. Miss Bauman
Fotato Field Meeting to
grandmother Mrs. F.lla Stryker at
'“ r._
"“ lion
. down bas bccn ¡n Minnesota for some time
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,. of tile.
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, i copies. Names will . be . taken
Eugene.
G. A. Yates, of the National Air -1
be held near Beaverton
Lornehut Feed company vs Frank and
1 the copies will be reserved ‘ It bl){ wd] bc retnembered as she lived
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Ha goes of Ru-
port corporation suffered a badlv I
*<*!>. disnissal.
is advisable to act on this at once. j,erc or a number of years. Her
coda, Wash , tire visiting a few days
on
Friday,
Sept
5
.Amanda E. Falk vs Melvin E.
mother retides on the Cornell road, spra.ned wnst th,s 1T 0 ™ , " ^
with their daughter, Mrs. C. J. Riel-
She has secured an apartment at the damaged wing on the R«®mrr I-ast
Jnulmcrich an^ Robert Gange, o r-1
man, on their way to Los Angeles,
Marriage
Licenses
Issued
-overruling demurer.
ii i
i
dnrinir w-eck while attempting to make a
Hedge
home in Bea%erton during
^
brakc stuck Thc Roa. I Potato seed improvement, disease Cal., where they plan to spend thc
Order issued in the matter of sub-
winter.
Launspach, Medford. tbc sch x>l term
mer reached the ground in good i control, cultural methods and varie
^lotion of Wiliam L. Bntcheldor
^ a^Kar ’ ' Adamson Cornelius
Doris Harris, who is in training at
ties
will
be
discussed
at
a
potato
shape but on doing so turned com- [
»grand juris, for Julius Christen- and Jan,CS H Adamson, ^Cornelius.
Multnomah hospital, spent the past
field
nieeting
to
be
held
on
the
M
J F Ca—crt‘ cr and Mary Louise p .
j r a jn £ x h ib it s
pletely over trtiring one of the
week end with her grandmother, Mrs.
wings but not injuring Mr. Yates, C. Larson farm, Beaverton, route 2,
W-
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be
Reshown
at
Fair
Helen
Stryker at Eugene.
Friday,
September
5,
at
1
:30
p.
m.
S°'ts Filed in Circuit Court
B —on W. Stearns and
who managed to crawl from under
Mr. and Mrs. F.d Conolly spent the
according
to
W.
F.
Cryus,
county
tieath
^Bowing suits were filed in Ste *,c U ' t' , erwood.
ugtint There is being conducted on week end with her piarents MV. and
Nurujatt Wilber and Kathryn Mae
Exhibits used in thc recent dairy
it r ' r 1* 1 ( ° urt tbe past week:
the Larson farm a variety trial in Mrs. Henry Shurik.
demonstration train operated through
. *’• Emmott vs L. M. Kelly, chat- Chandler of Forest Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Thyng1
* and
J .Turner has purchased a confec which lots of seed of the important
Oregon bv the S. P. & S. railroad
I . ,1i >n8age forclosure.
tionery store in Tigard and moved commercial varieties to this county Rhoda and Jean enjoyed a trip to
and the Oregon State college have
, L H Reeves vs C. H. Foy et al
Stipes Garage Receives Plaque
county are planted. Through careful Siaside over the holidays.
there this week.
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foreclosure.
Mr. and Mrs. R R Summers, Mr.
seed selection in the field, it is be
Stipes
Garage
ha\fl
received
a
as the college exhibit at the coming j
RaH Hanna vs F. Wuef. money
and
Mrs. W. H. Rovd, Mr. and Mrs.
lieved
possible
to
develop
better
i «ioti.
most attractive placque from the
United Clubs Gain Favor
yielding strains of thc varieties that Doy Gray, and Mrs. Helen Davis
as a token s,aTj^
B m > í of California, vs M. E. John- Goodyear Tire company
to 28-
spent the week end at Taft.
we are now growing.
of ' ^
their friendly relations for the
of Portland Business
Some of the displays will be cn
« r i . money action.
Evalyn Glenn, of Madison, Nebras
larged, including the section devoted
red S. Bynon Jr., vs Mildred By- past ten yetis.
ka, arrived in Beaverton Thursday
and
Professional
Men
®cn- divorce.
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to farm refrigeration and the general
to resume teaching here.
Company Sets Regular
Sells » Ford a Day.
.ndk j, tne equ..... enl M
Martin Rcrnards vs B. A. Mitchell
C. I Rielman motored to Rucoda
Day for Deliveries last week and his family returned
action.
Sutton saiesman-u«
salesmanager —
for the
material
van >utton
*— displays illustrating the
.
nos«iKie on
¡n
Members of the United West Side
horn* with him.
Bielnfen Motors company is making the charts wi
., , ,
: Hubs met with prominent business
1' anna vs- Anna E. Hanna n;..
Mr. Philkps, of Milwaukee, a new'
'an unusual record for himself by the enlarged sPate I r
1
¡and professional men of Portland at
Pltiltnore f
The
Francis Feed Company at teacher in the Beaverton schools this
W olf vs Florence scujng a Ford a day, during the exhibit.
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?I1C Heathman Hotel in Portland.
M
divor
orce. '*
month of August. Ralph Longhorn,
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Wednesday evening September the Hillsdale, have increased their busi year, has rented the Floyd Tefft
the mechanic has been in Portland J a n n s e n D r i l l i n g L o m p a n v
ihird. Matters of utmost im(K>rtance ness to such an extent that it has house, through the offices of the
E,ta‘ r, Admitted to Probate
„ the F >rd
Drill Gas Well were brought up for discussion at 1 become necessary to set aside regir- Beaverton Finance company and the
■ *?e Ward has issued the . training „ school,
1 , ^ 1 in order to be « able
this meeting. The hearty cooperation kir days for delivery in the various assistance of W. E McCloskey.
kn
.
Leonard Adams ard F.d Conolly of
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shown
by
these
Portland
men districts. On Tuesday their trucks
I®the Pr0bate ° rdcr*
Mr. Jannsen of the Jannsen
n
toward thc club, in connection with will be in the vicinity of Beaverton, F.ugcne, enjoyed most of the dav
ing Comrany reports that die run. . 1 .
constructive work done by the Kcedville and Aloha and on Wednes Monday playing golf on a Portland
Barber;
well thc company is driDmi at | mt mktr | jn ,hr past year furtheritig day llgard Tualatin and Metzger, j course.
«tilt "s »( se, - • for Dora
* Read
a oarocr.
Free Airplane with purchase of
Washington,
. 1 v George
n»’dir
' v England
^■•Ki.tiiu closed
viok - u ; .
re <ch ">1 Supplies, F.xtra Krnn*-wicl
\
V a-hi: - ton, 1 «
- riattfrs ,,f interest to the entire Tu-
!h,I> ° f Iriell Luella Kincaid
T
. J ! .Lhln 5c. Browns ftomn cubic feet of natural
..latin Valley w.-.s received a« a bon<
.. . i he * Mfasa«
vl sko.p
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ward
gaining /
of
their riel
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‘'at to tp : „„„i
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, Reaverton Pharmacy.
feet. This
yield Irtl.OOO.nflO cubic
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ll property
Herm an*
The club is very much interested
.
«ame company is drilling an oil well in
ta,
to determine inheritance
thc improvement of Fourth street
Official. Make Report
— appointed admin-
at Burns.
and are cooperating to the fulle-t
HarY r
Chrf* Wenger estate;
County Clerk E.
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< «tent with »h' offi ers of ths Foucth
brwp c ; ‘n<* administratrix; Am- f,.cs collected to the amount o
New Horse in Beaverton Sipeet Improvement Assciation in
;lh estate, date set for $1133AS for the month of
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1 that very- important project.
School is Open Now
>•’« of
-ari'ianjhip for Henrv PCCording to statements mac.e bv
“
new
horse”
and
Another meeting ha* been railed
Parson
Beaverton
has
a
Daniels
Staver aP‘
ap- county court
Drorbaugh far tWMfht. Friday, for 7 p m. at
Keep alert for children going to and from school
court Jn«ticc f Peace ti
, Xaatoi an,I
F-zra Wright turn- Kuratli collected S/3 2^.
it usH be k fr ' h a^ a,'hbough, b7 the ih f Mu,,n''Tnahi Hotel for the pur-
plumbing shop.
P ii .. , ' property over to Louis
head P°*e of solidifying the efforts of
Y O U M A Y S A V E A L IF E
Hngh- M Gilet aprK)intrîwnt 0f
« ;
(.a-age is now sellini the piumber complete but
tH« c!ub on the matter.
FWs
L Nfl4<n administrator; S O
¿ . n c Fohophone Radio 6 tube and has the
Keoi
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