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VOL. 9, NO. 35
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B E A V E R T O N . ORE(i( )N. Friday. October 25 1935
Statehouse First in Series of
Gossip
Poultry Meetings
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ER NEST
L.
GRAY
F ollow in g an organ ization
picture
w hich w a s the closest and most co m ­
plicated in recent
history o f
the
house o f representatives, the O regon
legislature started into w ork on a
program
involving a new
capitol
w h ich w as expected to be a bitter
battle, both as to cost o f structure and
the site.
Held atBeaverton
"M aintaining the body w eight of
the pullet is tne m ost im portant fac-
j tor in holding pullets up in prouuc-
, tions, staled H. E. Cosby, extension
p ou u iy m a n o f the O regon State Col-
lege, at the W ashington cou n ty poul-
trym en'g m eeting held in B eaverton
high school, Tuesday, O ctober 22, at
T he senate cham bers, surrounded
8 p. m., a ccord in g to L. E. Francis,
by the m irrored walls and with m ir­
rored pillars on the floor, aroused the assistant county agent.
Cosby
com m ented
that
pullets
vanity o f som e o f the senate and the
dem and w as made to elim inate the shou.d be expected to gain fronj a
look in g glass feature so the senate quarter to a h alf pound in weight
w ouldn't be talking to their ow n faces. after they have been placed in the
This was done.
laying house. In ord er to provide for
this increase in w eight it Is neces­
But the dining room o f the M arion sary to feed su fficien t am ounts of
hotel, w hich is the senate cham ber, is grain and mash to provide fo r both
plenty small and the ventilation none eg g production and increase in weight
too well, but fo r tem porary quarters It is a very desirable plan to have
it io provin g convenient.
The house ! several birds in a flo ck m arked so
located in the arm ory, is o f course that they can be w eighed at least
very m uch better, and except fo r m ore
noise, is larger and m ore convenient once a w eek as a ch eck on how the
flo ck is holding up.
than that in the old capitol.
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C areful observation o f the flock
Under these conditions the special with regard to the activity and appe­
session o f the O regon legislature this tite o f the birds and the am ount o f
tim e will m ake real history and if . feed they are eating is another very
successful will build a m onum ent or g o o d step tow ards m aintaining pro­
erect a m istake w hich will alw ays be i duction.
traced to them.
The govern or in his
In addition to a discussion on the
m essage urged action on nothing m ore problem o f keeping pullets up in pro­
than the capitol bills, and naturally
duction, Mr. Cosby discussed certain
vetoed bills must be brought up.
various m atters o f legislation that
Spectators fo r the senate d o not w ere o f interest to poultrym en.
He
fare well. T here is room fo r about pointed out that it is goin g to be vital
fifty persons only, but the house has ; to the poultry industry that the poul-
room on both the floor and the gal- | trym en becom e better organized in
lery.
P lenty o f room fo r on-lookers, j ord er that they can su ccessfu lly back
and rightly so there, because it is in legislative m easures that are vital to
the house where the show Is put on. j th
indu8try.
At the pi.esent time
if the first few days are any indica-
prices
o
f
eggs
have
increased to the
tion.
point where the foreign produ cer is
Senator Jam es H. H azlett intro­ able to im port eggs, pay the ta riff
duced the first bill in the senate and and stiil a ffo rd to com pete on A m eri­
had nis m easure on the R. F. C. M ort­ can m arkets with the A m erican poul-
gage fee exem ption on the desk be trym an. E g g im portations in recent
fore 10:30 the tim e the session was to m onths have increased to the point
m eet.
It was not form ally introduced w here they are becom ing a serious
however, until after organization was TOnsideratlon
effected and the session got under I
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A nother point discussed by
Mr.
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C osby w as the breeder's and hatchery-
In this discussion he
Contests fo r seats, which developed m en's code.
in both houses, were the first in the ( pointed out that while the code itself
past sixty years in the legislature, at ; was killed by the decision o f the Su­
least as far as old tim ers recall.
It prem e Court with regard to the N R A
delayed considerably the usual form al that it has left its influence with re­
organization at the opening o f the gard to a spirit o f fa ir trade and ad­
sessions.
Other organization m atters vertising in breeding and hatchery
are ironed ou t in the caucuses.
: business.
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F ollow in g Mr. C osby's discussion,
Three tim es during the Sunday night
causus o f the house som e m em ber j Fred H. C ockell, M ilwaukie, Oregon,
evidently voted tw ice in the secret recom m ended to the poultrym en that
ballots, for three times there w as one j they pass a resolution expressing their
m ore vote cast than m em bers pres­ | appreciation to
Senator
F rederick
ent, thereby voiding the election.
In Steiw er fo r the support that he gave
fa ct the house caucus proved a good the poultry industry in the recent
sh ow and well w orth the time spent - session o f Congress.
R. L. R ock w ell
fa r in to the ight, but if it continues and F rank E rickson were appointed
it m ay well becom e m onotonous.
as a com m ittee o f tw o to d ra ft this
, resolution and send It to
Senator
T he w ay things are starting out it steiw er on behalf o f the W ashington
is beginning to appear as if the spec- ; count pouitrymen.
ial session will not a ccom p.ish m uc.i ( Thig wag the first o f a serles o f
In the limited 20 days.
But all the m on th , m eetings which are held at
w ork is done within the last few days -the B„ averton H igh School on the
Work to Start on New
Beaverton Sewer Soon
—
W ork on the B eaverton 3600-foot
storm sewer, to cost $2056 and em ploy
17 men fo r tw o months, will start
O ctober 31, accord in g to announce­
ment from the w o rk j progress adm in-
istration o ffic e in H illsboro.
The 15 laborers, tile layers and fore­
man to be em ployed on the jo b will
be selected, if possible, from worthy
relief clients living in the vicinity of
the job, in accord a n ce with the em-
ploym ent rule follow ed by the W P A .
The storm sew er job, when started,
will be the seventh m ake-w ork pro­
ject In W ashington county, five o f the
rem aining six effe ctin g im provem ents
to school grounds or buildings at G as­
ton, C arpenter C reek, W atte, Banks
(union high sch ool), and Buxton. The
rem aining project is that o f clearing
the drainage ditch betw een B eaverton
and Huber, w hich Is now being done
with 20 men on the job.
YO U N G H U N TE R
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Oregon Products Dinner
Draws Good Attendance
M ore than 215 persons were served
] at the O regon P roducts dinner under
I the sponsorship o f the social club o f
I Eastern Star, Friday, at their hall in
Beaverton.
The tables were attrac-
! tively decorated in a yellow schem e.
Jack Marsh 'low s as how he can
; knock the whiskers o f f a gnat at 10
paces with his 25-35 W inchester ca r­
bine. and that’s som ething for any
six-gun specialist o f tne Old W est,
let alone a 13-year-old Beaverton boy.
Jack, who isn't much taller than
the gun he packs, brought dow n a
seven-point, 200-pound mule deer in
the O ch oco m ountains this season—
drilled him cleanly through the heart.
N or was it the first one fo r the son
o f Mr. and Mrs. E ssex Marsh.
Jack
I has hunted deer with his dad for
three years. He didn't have a chance
to use the tags the first year. East
year he shot a forked horn, breaking
the anim al’s neck.
His 1935 kill had
—an antler spread o f 29 inches. Cour-
j tesy Journal.
Beaverton Group Attends
A Hundred Local
Students Attend Game
Congregational Meeting
at Corvallis Saturday
A group con sistin g o f Rev. Chas.
1 Clark, Mrs. D oy Gray. Mrs. L. W.
' T ucker and Miss Juliette C arter drove
to H illsboro Tuesday afternoon to at­
tend the W est W illam ette association
o f C ongregational church m eeting at
i that place. Eater in the day Mr. and
! Mrs. M. H. M etcalf. Mr. and
Mrs.
| W illis Cady, Mrs. W. C. M cK ell and
D oy G ray joined them at the county
seat fo r dinner at the church and re­
mained fo r the evening session.
Drainage News
About one hundred students from
! the Beaverton high school attended
1 the gam e Saturday night at Corvai-
1 lis. Mr. Metzler made tw o school
busses available and student^ who
1 wished to attend were charged twenty
j five cents round trip.
The football team lost to Corvallis
h/gli 7-0. Corvallis m ade the touch-
| down in the first hali.
Those on
I the starting line-up fo r B eaverton
w ere: W heeler, left end; B. Sipe, left
tack le; Hogan, left gu ard ; R eplogle,
cen ter; Hetu, right guurd; D. Sipe,
¡rig h t tack le;
Bielm an, right end;
Klein .left h alf; B erry right h alf;
Em m ons, fu llback ; B arron
quarter­
back .
Miss W hitlock
w as absent from
school Friday, O ctober 18, because o f
the illness o f her father.
HU con d i­
tion is reported im proved.
T here was a special student body
m eeting Friday, O ctober 18, for the
purpose o f arousing interest for the
Corvallis gam e,
Mr. Metzler announ­
ced busses would be sent if enough
students would go and the charge
would be twenty five cents round trip.
T lie
students
were
disappointed
when Mr. Zum walt and Mr. W arren
did not give them the m uch-awaited-
fo r song.
F orm er students o f B eaverton high
sch ool have shown thorough prepara-
I tion in high school English by rec­
ords m ade in Oregon State college
English
entrance
exams.
Those
teachers instrum ental in their train­
ing w ere Miss
Geraldine
Sanford,
Mrs. G eorgia Snyder, Miss Amnrette
B arneg and Miss Mary Martha Sweeny.
T he students com peted with those
from larger schools such as Corvallis,
(w hose record was the highest) J e f­
ferson, Grant, Astoria, Franklin and
M edford.
The ditch crew D rainage D istrict
No. 2, finished cleaning and w idening
i the B eaverton ditch thru St. M ary's
property W ednesday noon this week.
At present are w ork ing in Pat K el­
ley's property. T hose interested m ay
obtain a g ood view o f the w ork done
j by goin g to the first R. R. trestle
W est o f B eaverton on the O regon
E lectric. 16 men present this week.
F ollow in g ju n ction s on N orth side
1500 ft from Huber avenue, N orth
Jenkins Creek. 6750 ft. from begin­
ning on South Johnson creek.
7850
ft on the South side— H orn bu ckle
C reek junction.
Dow n todate the crew have c o m ­
pleted approxim ately 10.000 ft recon ­
s tr u c tio n -c o m in g tow ards Beaverton
° L anL Se8T !°?L iWL ® " !.;C“ "
fourth Tuesday o f each month at 8 p.
and see.
In the m eantim e tne gover­ m.
A nyone interested
in poultry on the W est.
nor has said he would not call a sec­ raising and its problem s ia w elcom e
on d session.
to attend.
N otices o f each m eeting
Male Singers Wanted
are sent out. Persons desiring to re­
One day at least m ay be missed. ceive such notices should leave their
Those desiring to sing in the W ash ­
T he you nger m em bers anyhow are an- , am _ and address at the county
ington C ounty T ow nsend
quartet
xious to adjourn fo r Saturday o f this
agen t's o ffice .
w eek to give com m ittees a ch ance to
send in you r name.
W e need strong
w ork.
But the real reason is that
voices as follow s:
First tenor, first
3000 Sacks Onions
there will be a good football gam e in
, ten or and second tenor and baritone.
P ortland, and one can 't let business,
C rop rep0 rts state that W . L. B urke
Earl E. F IS H E R ,
particularly state business interfere
s c hoils, harvested approxim ately
B eaverton, O regon
w ith pleasure, ahem.
3000 sacks o f onions, the 1935 crop.
this fall. T o date he has shipped tw o
County Health Assn, to
Two Whoppers!
D espite the lack o f adm inistrative carloads Oregon yellow danvers. R oy
Y our co i respondent was visiting at
san ction , tw o social security acts were Berst, onion king o f Beaverton-Cedar
Meet at Hillsboro Nov 4
brou ght Into the senate hopper the Mill, has been assisting toppping the home o f G eorge N ew m an on Ce­
dar street, Beaverton, Sunday, and
first day, but were brought in indi- onions.
T he W ashington County Health as­
overheard a talk on corn. W e believe sociation are having as dinner guests
dually by Senator Alan B ynon who
l that G eorge Newm an and B ob Medill all the d octors o f W ashington county
stated they were not social security
Picking Walnuts
are headed fo r the state cham plonsip. N ovem ber 4, 6:30 p. m., at the P yth ­
acts.
He contended how ever they
E sther Troup, daughter o f Mr. and
Medill said "w hile dow n in Texas ian Hall, H illsboro, Dr. G. C. Bellin­
are em ergen cy m easures and should
be acted upon by the extraordinary Mrs. W m . Troup, is busy the past two his cow was eating corn o f f the cob— ger o f Salem T uberculosis hospital
weeks picking walnuts South o f Beav­ ; the sun becam e so hot, the corn began
session.
and Dr. M arr Biscallion o f Matson
erton.
This season they are paying to pop— the old cow thought It was
Sanitarium will be speakers for the
One would reduce the age qu alifi­ five cents per three gallon pail for snow ing and froze to d ea th !”
evening.
The crop seem s to be A No.
Then N ew m an said— “ back in Ohio
cation s for old age pension from 70 picking.
Dr. J. O. R obb, H illsboro, State
when he was a boy planting corn chairm an fo r the "E a rly D iagnosis
years to 65.
The state law now is set 1 fo r 1935
with a span o f m ules—one mule died C am paign" is the chairm an for the
at 70, and this a ct would bring it
M R S J . C. S N ID E R
in the cen ter o f the corn patch, so evening.
dow n to the federal provisions. This
Dr. R obb served on the
Mrs. J. C. Snider died at her hom e they burled him right there and stuck
will be done eventually so Bynon did
board o f directors and m em bership
not wait.
It was expected a sim ilar on 3rd street in Beaverton, Thursday a rake handle in the ground to mark chairm an o f the W ashington County
govern m en t bill also would be Intro- 1 m orning at 5.30 at the age o f 78 years, the place and finished planting corn. P ublic Health association, which has
'7 m onths and 4 days.
Mrs. Snider T at fall they harvested six bushels o f
duced.
had fo r their program fo r three years
was born in South Carolina, com in g corn on the sam e spot and there
"E a rly D iagnosis’” and 1500 school
T he other bill will be good news fo r to O regon many years ago
She has were three ears o f corn grow in g on children have been given the tu bercu ­
cou nties if it passed. Under the pres- resided on a farm at K inton fo r 32 the rake h and le!”
losis skin test in the county, with posi­
rnt ok! ;iLr p. nsion law the counties year-, m oving to Beaverton seven
tive reactors given X -R ays.
REPORTS HOUSE ROItltKI)
She had been in ill
and the state must m atch the federal m onths ago.
H arry P arker, o f near B eaverton,
govern m en t's contribution 25 per cent health fo r sometime.
Congratulations
R elatives surviving her include her reported Tuesday that his home had
each as against the govern m en t’s 50,
A m on g articles taken
This would be changed under the new husband, J. C. Snider, three sons, been entered.
The m em bers o f crew No. 105, w ork ­
act to place the entire responsibility Lester o f Beaverton. Clarence o f L ong were tw o rifles, w hich were used In
ing on the Beaverton D itch donated a
upon the state, thus relieving the cou n ­ Beach, W ash., and Glenn o f Oswego. the Civil W ar, a single shot .22 calibre
box o f cigars to K. E. Tillotson, W P A
T w o sisters, Mrs. F loren ce Larkins of rifle and a shotgun.
ties o f any m atched funds.
engineers with congratulations.
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B eaverton and Mrs. Clyde Keller o f
LOUISE GII.SDORF
T here appears to be m ore people in Portland, tw o brothers, J. B. Snider,
Sister M ary Sophia (L ouise Oils-
the press gallery at this special ses­ o f Brush Prairie, W ash , and Noah
Shoots Several China’s
sion than at any previous regular or Snider, o f B eaverton and a sister-in- d o rf) died O ctober 19 at St. V incent's
Aldon
Barron, popular base ball
special.
Just what this is indicative law, Mrs Abbie Snider at the M asonic hospital at the age o f 24 years.
R e­
player, also en joys hunting as a pas­
H
om
e,
Forest
Grove.
o f w a a hard to state, unless new spa­
quiem mass held Tuesday O ctober 22
Funeral services will be held at at St. M ary’s o f the V alley with inter­ time. H e was telling a friend that he
pers over the state are educating
shot a China rooster W ednesday and
readers to becom e m ore politically P egg's chapel Saturday, O ctober 26, ment In their private grounds. W. E.
Interm ent at the Crescent P egg was ln charge o f arrangem ents. several m ore during the past week.
m inded as far as governm ental m at­ at 2 p. m.
i G rove cem etery.
ters are concerned.
F A T H E R HCHHOMKI
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Good Demand fo r V egetables
F
ather
Schroski, aged 74 years,
Misg L aM em Dean, student at P a­
Past tw o weeks
Messrs Tobin.
At an y rate in addition to the regu­
died at St. M ary's o f the Valley, Sun­
lar staffs o f the standard papers and c ifie Unlversity, Forest G rove, spent Blythe and Jones have been busy sell­
ing vegetables on the East Side m ar­ day, O ctober 20. R equiem mass was
pres* associations, there are more the w eek end at home.
ket, Portland
T hey report dem and 1 said W ednesday, O ctober 23, with In­
special w riters and m ore ph otograph ­
W.
Brow ns i good fo r lettuce, bunch beet* and tur­ term ent In the private grounds.
P rescriptions filled at
ers,
And for the first few days the
E Pegg In charge.
Phsrmscy.
Continued on Page 4
nips.
gc..t
S a tu r d a y s Hillsboro
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Townsend Club Meets
Sunday at Beaverton
A m eeting o f the T ow nsend club will
be held Sunday, O ctober 27, at 1 p.
m. in the Beaverton I. O. O. F. hall to
hear a broadcast from the T ow nsend
National convention.
John B. Pen-
hall o f Portland will also give an
address.
All are w elcom e, w hether a
m em ber or not .
Ba" w . “
News Items for
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By their votes on Saturday, O cto-
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bei 26 hog p rodu cers o f O regon and
l-l
o n r | A k p A O / l
all oth er states will reveal to nation- |
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C lllU t l U I U d U
al officia ls o f the A A A w hether or not ■
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there is enough Interest and dem and
w .. .
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for a 11*36 corn -h og program to ju s t i -1 A ssociate Matrons o f Portland and
fy such a program
Such is the word v £ ? ‘ *y «
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*»ar gath-
*ent out, to extension o fficia ls in Ore- I ered. at ^ a d o r y hotel Saturday lo r a
gon m d elsew here by Claude R. W ick- >
M ra John Felsher and
'a i d , ch ief o f the A A A corn -h og sec- £ f r * “ •»»• M ,s,
° a,, rl8h w *ru
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I In attendance from B eaverton.
T ae
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tables were decorated in H allow een
E very cou nty in O regon in which a colors.
A , hort progrum
program f 0n0Wed
corn -h og
con trol
association
was the luncheon.
form ed has provided a polling place
St. C ecelia church is planning to
w hich will be open all day Saturday
give a bazaar at the A loh a grange
from 8 o 'clo ck in tile m orn in g to 10
A supper will be
o 'clo ck at
night.
In
W ashington hall O ctober 26.
served in con ju n ction .
county the polling place is at the
Ed Y oung spent the w eek end at
! cou nty agen t's o ffice ,
Courthouse,
A storia where he fished fo r salm on
| H illsboro.
trout in Y oung's river, bringing hom e
A ll op erators and ow n ers o f farm s
a good catch .
w hich produced corn o r hogs in 1935
Mrs. Otto E rickson o f Banks, visi-
may vote in the nationw ide referen­
dum, w hether they signed 1934 or 1935 l« d “ t the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Guy
con tracts o r not, the local corn -h og
ari Sunday.
Mr. E rickson left for
com m ittee announces.
E ach eligible l d,*bo Sunday .where he is the super­
person is entitled to on ly one vote re- intendent o f a m ining industry there
gardless o f the size o f hig operations,
M is. W. H. Boyd entertained the
the num ber o f farm s handled or their * 1 iendship B ridge club at her hom e
location.
W ednesday
afternoon, Mrs.
D oy
P rinted ballots have been distribu- ° ,>ay held
8Core-
ted and these are to be deposited per-
and Mrs. le d H orn eck er and
s o n illy w hen possible, though sealed son, have been guests at the Essex
mail ballots with the v oter’s signa­ Marsh home the past week. T hey ure
mou
ture on the outside o f the envelop will - j° H JIV *u|f|g|A "qsu,\\' osijjj
be accepted, where the g row er cannot necker s m other.
Mr. and Mrs. F rank Davig and
; cast his ballot in person.
daughter Elaine o f P ortland,
were
In voting a grow er m erely votes yes j
over night guests o f Mr. and Mrs.
or no on the question w hether any
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W ashington last m onth at which f a r m 1 3
l> m s on
rn ay
fo r 1936.
rt is not a vote on a par- I
T 1“ ,A1& V f ?
ticulai plan, nor does on e’, vote bind
i m
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him to sign o r not to sign in case a pU™ntf ; “ rM and Mrs. H. R . Nelson
program is developed.
; Mr. am 1 Mrs. R. R , !Sum m er, spent
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the week end at Nehaiem City, sal-
1 lie lefereiulum is tne second step nion fishing and w ere su ccessfu l in
by W ashington o fficia ls in deciding catch in g several.
on the future o f corn -h og adjustm ent.
A b . Clem ent and W alter C avl-
The first was tne national hearing at ness fished in various T illam ook
W ashington last m onth at w h ic farm stream s over the week end
leaders urged a new program which
Mr. K in gston o f Seattle. Wash., is
would allow for expansion next year visiting his brother, Ell K ingston o f
o f hog production w hile holding a Laurel, this week.
ch eck on corn production.
Mr. and Mrs. \Vm. Cam pbell o f Lex-
The farm
representatives argued ington, Oregon, spent tile w eek end
that the stage is set perfectly for a ¡w ith
relatives here.
T heir small
serious over-produ ction o f corn be- daughter, Patricia, w as christened at
cause o f the drouth-reduced livestock the C ongregational ch urch Sunday,
herds.
This, accord in g to past ex-
Mrs. Currie L eonard o f Seattle,
perience, will be follow ed by too m any ¡W ash., spent from Saturday to M on­
hogs raised in 1937 on
cheap corn, day at the hom e o f her parents, Mr.
bringing a retuin o f 3-cent hog prices and Mrs. H. O. Stipe,
as in 1933.
Packers, on the other 1 Miss Irene Craig, o f M idvale, Idaho,
hand argued against con tin u en ce o f spent the week end visiting at the
any fu rth er
con trol program , saying hom es o f Mr. and Mrs. E lm er
Stipe
it would be against the best interests and Mr. and Mrs. H arris H ansen at
o f both producers and consum ers.
: Multnomah.
G. J. A ckiln and son Gerald and
( f i n e r C„||c p| _ _
Mr- and Mrs. A lton Allen o f Portland,
* * ‘ n S o e i l s U la C e
attended the Eastern S tar P rod u cts
f o r t 7 n n n f a e k dinner F riday evening and
were
‘ r
greeting old friends and neighbors.
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1 Mrs. M. C. M cK erch er entertained
W H. King, prom inent citizen o f at dinner Tuesday evening fo r the fol-
Beaverton, sold his beautiful resl- low ing guests:
Mrs. Belle W alker,
donee on the Tualatin highw ay East M l8' W alter Van K ieek, Mrs. Louise
o f town last week for $7000, cash .
C arter and Mrs. C larence P alm o f
Will K ing has made his hom e at Seattle, Wash.
Beaverton since a small boy, w hen he
and M is. R . M. M iller w ere
attended the one room school at that hosts Sunday at a d in n er h onorin g
David P u rsers homes
Mr. M illers m other on her 77ta
| time located between Joe R ossi's and j birthday anniversary.
P laces
w ere
F or m any
years, as a young man, la*d i ° r Mrs. M illers parents,
Mr.
he w orked in sawm ills ow ned by Al and Mrs. F. Nyquist o f .Portland, M iss
Davies, N ew ton Davies and G reely A idene, Bentley o f L ongview , W ash.,
Davies.
i and Mrs. G race N orm an or B eaverton.
In Mil, I ,l;iys "B ill" WM som e ball
M is. K K. Sum m ers and Mrs. E.
player on the Beaverton team ^ilso Htipe attended a luncheon and bridge
if you have talked with him you will p a n y at tne B eau craft in P ortland,
note he is well posted on early day i on Monday.
activities around his home tow n.
Mr. und Mrs. R alph Van K ieek o f
Mr. K in g has some valuable prop- Portland, visited Mr. and Mrs. W alter
erty in Portland, where he will reside i Van K ieek M onday .
in the near future.
Still he w as tell-
Mrs. John H untley, T acom a, W ash.,
ing an old friend W ednesday, that he is spending a few days this w eek
likes to be near Beaverton, the old with her son-in-law
and daughter,
home town, and his friends second Mr. and Mrs. Al G eorge,
the m otion.
! Little Carol G eorge, w ho has been
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With her aunt and uncle, M r.and Mrs.
: Collis M oore at M oro, O regon, the
N e w A llt o T r u c k
past week, returned hom e Sunday ac-
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| com panled by Mr. M oore.
A fter operating an old Ford truck
Ha
P ln der o f Portland, form er
all sum m er Al Pesenli claim s
O d r„ iden/ o f th u place was ln tow n
H enry becam e balky didn t want to M onday
go any m ore! So he traded him o f f
Th ^
AW o f the C ongrega-
for a new truck.
Say boy! It« a dan-
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dy and It travels so swell that D ario I tion,il ch urch “ re hol,JlnK a
,a l *
Casale like to ride in the d riv er'* 1 Saturday m orn in g betw een tne hours
ol 10 and 12 at lla lsten s H ardw are.
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i D inner guests W ednesday evening
1
0 Acres
A cre« W
heat
iu
wneat
P
er D
av
rer
Day
These Indian sum m er days are OK
ror the farm ers.
At St. M arys Tues-
day Isiule and h ied
K ielger and
Adolph, the man who also referees
igh —
roottiall
a ry s h
hlgn—
football gam es at M
St t. M ary’s
drilled 10 acre wheat and m any days
eight acres are seeded.
At present
w riting they are sow ing the big corn
field North one operates a tractor
with gnng plow another drill, third
man harrow and 10 acres per day.
G on g som e!
ri _
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f
a t Builder In Town
Did you know that B eaverton has
a boat builder residing here. Yes sir,
his name is Arthur Clement. At pres­
ent he ha8 tw o on hand, and th ey are
good ones.
Fot hunting ducks, or fishing, a
boat is necessary to bring in the
game.
B
Pete Van De Hey’s Birthday
Monday, O ctober 21, w as Pete Van
De H oy’s birthday.
He hag resided
in W ashington cou n ty for a lon g
time. A pretty good fellow with a lot
o f good friends
On this im portant
ccaslon the boys wish Pete m any hap­
py days.
Benverton defeated V ernonla foot-
ball team today by a score o f 13 to 7.
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Send you r want ads to this paper,
of
Mr
Mrs R ' M
Mllier
hom
e ttnd
on Leeeteuig
atieet
wa, at thelr
Ward
C ox o f P ortland and Mrs. Clara T er­
rt|l Qt Santom a, Texas,
I
and Mrs. A rthur Little, broth er-
in-law o f S. D. Meyers, will arrive
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Sunday frolm K»a ™ ‘ h F a]>8
w ee*lrl V*SR *n B eaverton.
Mr. Little
au ditor fo r the Southern P a cific,
having been with them sin ce 1909.
Other visitors at the M eyers hom e in-
j elude Mr. and Mrs. W. J. K on atz o f
Albany, son-in-law and dau ghter o f
! Mr. and Mrs. Meyers.
A large delegation from the B eav-
erton grange attended the W ash ln g-
^on cou n ty P om on a gran ge at Hills-
boro W ednesday.
Funeral services fo r the Infant son
o f Mr. and Mrs. W. G. M iksche were
held W ednesday at the P egg Chapel.
Mrs. W alter Scott entertained with
a small luncheon at her hom e on the
i W a lk er road Thursday.
Guests in­
cluded Mrs H arold W ilde o f W ashing­
ton, Mrs. F. H. Schoene. and Mrs. A.
E. H anson.
C ontract bridge was
played du rin g the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Schoene were
dinner guests o f Mr. and Mrs. H. W .
R oberts at their hom einP ortland Sat-
j urday.
Mr and Mrs. Clyde M organ re­
turned to their hom e the first o f the
| week follow in g s tw o weeks m otor
j r|p through C alifornia and attending
the fair at San Diego,