P i??
* «H
Two Cities in
County Have
Lowest Rates
A fte r* .
ttîî t - r n f t n .
o r .p c A v
1937 Christinas Shopping Rush Begins
With Bright Promise of R ecord Sales
Tbir-.l
nil) i f
ir
M r' M [I F u llm er w ere d in n e r
i |)C.H in Ibi* HUt)\c
ttl ( tiuil
u U ac «niiU
entitled
gut is of Mr I K W’n g h t of P o rt
l .iiid iiic\s«,i Iho
lh«» «'«»niplahit
rorupiMirit fil»»d
til«
land M r: W nghl was also an old
Mjcaiotit you hi the ahuv«’ a lititi«
tune friend oi Mi F ullm er m Wis
l’MlH«» oli <>l b fin ic tin* 27th «l.»\ <
cousin The la tte r lefl Friday loi
I'M.
«1.1 «I..I .• b. ||
!)»•< club«’
B aer and o th er points w here she
utiuil " f It'lll W«*«4
a fte r thè
I w ill visit friends. She will spend tin
A 1TH n tu ie u .u i.iy to »pcr.d
fll’.it public
frolli the d ate ut II
w in ter in Sun Diego
’ th an th ey have had In sev
(ioti <»f Ibi*. sunti, u h i *; tipo,, you th<*
WASHINGTON. n C . D eehnb. r
Q
ueen
E
sther
C
ircle
m
eets
at
the
date
ol
(tu*
lil'Mt
puhlit
.«tioii th«-i •
eral years. A m erica’s C h ristm as
1 tS peciah — l)< -signaled as "1937
p.uson.ige at 2 p in. Thtirsdin
»'I brillìi N ovem bri1 2.» 1937, ami
shoppers
h
av
e
sta
rte
d
th
e
an
n
u
al
Rale Series B." the F ed eral P- w er
C hristm as services al the ch in ch
the dille of III«» hi. t pilblicatioii
buying rush, bringing to b u si
Commission today issued the first of
will be held Deccnibci 19 al I l a m
th eieo f I h - ih k D rti'iiib ri 23. 11*37
:CIDENT3
ness th e b rig h t prom ise o f sales
a series of 48 state reports, show ing
P o rtlan d ers Huy
and if voli fai) » lo appe tì uml
electric rates m effect Ja n u a rv 1
exceeding th e reco rd -b reak in g
un wei sidd eoiiiplftiiit or othej
I. I. lines ot Un' A loha Realty
1937. for all classes of custom ers '
totals of last year.
1 \Vl «* 1.Ic.iJ thvi. t” fi-l W .«II, 1,1« I .
com pany sold th e Dean Q uillet pro
ml a r t d i s e a s e
Today's report was for th ■> S tate of
of the* piai nti ft w ill iipplv to th
perty on H cnncsy avenue to Mi and
E arlv b uying has been brisk.
S
O regon R eports for o th er : tates w ill
, ( ’«»Ul I fill* tlu* ich« •f prayed fui i
Mrs H arold Sav ik ot P ortland They
re ta ile rs ovei th e co u n try have
be issued us rapidly as they are
Ihvir i -« »inplaint. 1«> wit, for a d<
w til move into th e house in the n ear
PNEUMONIA
rep o rted , alth o u g h th e actual
printed, and the senes, w hen com*
future.
|(*<’lai'iiu! piai ntlfD t«> be th
holidav
invasion
o
f
th
e
sto
res
is
plete. w ill cover tates in practically
81
j .»WIH’I i in fee Mill pl<* and in th
, Home
from college
for the
all com m unities of 250 or m ore p o p
not ex p ected to reach its stride
fi
1 actual p«»s « . inn o , the fnlluwin
T hanksgiving holidays from this
CANCER
ulation th r o u g h o u t t h e U n i t e d
until m id-D ecem ber. W ith 21
g
dost rila d pai i.el of l eal property
com m unity w ere M arkey S ayre
Stales.
n
1t11.1t«* in W ashington C ounty On*
shopping days in D ecem ber, m e r
L infu-lJ College. E dw ard Larson
A nnouncing the publication of this
t:
gon. to*wit:
O regon N orm al M ildred T w oln
ch an ts an tic ip a te the heaviest
NEPHRITIS
r
series. A cting C hairm an Clvd-" I.
Beginning at th«* •■•utlmast cor
Reed College, and M arian Huge and
rush d u rin g C h ristm as w eek.
Seavey said: A total of 18.139 com
M arjorie B uchanan. U of O.
ner stake of that < « rtuin tract of
P urch asin g tren d s point te
f
m unities having electric service will
I land conveyed by deed to J I
CEREBRAL
Mis.s P atricia M ores of Spokane,
s
S
be includede in this series of r e
co n serv ativ e buying of useful
Bate j and H enrietta F Hatos and
student al Reed College. was a
HEMORRHAGE
t
ports These com m unities a re served
articles, as w as th e case last
recorded 111 (look 139 page 270
w eek-end house guest of M ildred
c
by 2,993 utilities. Thus the rate- of
Twohy
y ear, alth o u g h lu x u ries will not
Records of De*si . of W ashington
a
v irtu ally the en tire in d u strv are
County.
O iegon thence We t along
be
neglected.
H
ousehold
fu
r
Mr an d Mrs J n G ilsdi if and
V
covered.
tin* South line thereof 3GZ chain.'
Mis c J Rose en te rta in e d the fo l
nishings. clothing, sports good-
e
Oregon Reports 26 U tilities
¡to tin* Southw«’ t co in er; thence
low ing T hanksgiving Mr and Mis
and au tom obile accessories hold
t
T he illu stiatio n above. in sh o w - the total m ortality for all
Tlie Oregon report released today
G eorge E asterday. Hillsboro: Mr
a g » N orth along th«» We 4 hue 50 fe«*t
8
the
spotlight,
but
expensive
ing
the
seven
le.tdinx
causes
of
shows the rates of 36 u tilities s e a t
and Mrs. F ran k C orrell. Fergus
periods The latest sttttu tic i how thence East to a stake on the Ka t
C
i.uuors. p erfu m es an d novelties
ing 172 com m unities of 250 or m ore
Falls. Minn ; Mr and Mrs m y death in the U nited St.He reveal.* that the seven h a d in g eaus«‘s of line w hich st.ik»- i- GO f< 1 t N orth
I
th
e
startlin
g
fact
that
tu
b
et.u
lo
.
iN
nave not been forgotten.
population
w
ith
residential
service,
<»f flu* phice of beginning, them •«•
Eaeterduy and d au g h ter Doris. E r
l
com m ercial service rates for tow ns
• • •
nest Schaefer. M r and M is Allen occupies fu st tan k .i> the « h i m * death ’shown above. I called by ; South along tin* East line GO feet
€
ol
death
for
the
productive
seat
some
the
Seven
H
orsem
en
«
>
I
to th«* plaee of Ix'giiming.
of 2500 or more, and in d u strial se r
S hepherd and son M is Louise Ni l
j
y ^ ’ E LL -ST O C K E D stores aw ait
vice in cities of 10.000 or over. C om
son, Mr and Mrs C urtis Ritchey betw een 1.» and 45 Nearly 40, HR) Death.' continue to be led by tu b e i- ami for< \ e r h airin g amt precluding
I
men
and
women
in
that
age
group
m unities a re classified according to
the b uyers, an d the shortages
Mrs Veila Schafer, sou amt d a u g h died last y ear from th u prevent eulosis as a robber of lives in these Vou. and each of you, amt all pel
population groups and arran g ed ac
ter. Forest G rove: Mr and Mrs A r able db>ease T uberculosis uccount- highly im portant veins Until tu •■’His claim ing by. through or under
w hich co n fro n ted late p u rc h a s
t
bireulost.s eeases to kill our voting you. fm m claim ing or attem pting to
cording to the am ounts of bills for
no Nelsou and daughter. Mi and ed
ers in 1936 a re not likelv to be
(
( o t alm ost 16 pel vent of d e a th ' men
and women in such lurge claim, asserting or attem pting to a
th re e divisions-—25. 100 and 250 k il
Mrs.
E
ugene
G
ilsdorf
and
Miss
t
rep eated
S ince late sum m er
from all causes during the 15 to n um bers C hristm as Seats must be set t. any light, title, estate, lien or
ow att hours per m onth consum ption.
E
lizabeth
G
ilsdorf,
P
ortland
(
increasingly h eavy ex p ress and
45 uge period although tt was r e
G uests of Mr. and Mrs H arold F sponsible for only five per cent of used as am m unition in the w ar on interest in o r to aul real p ro p ert\
Two W ashington county cities are
1
tra n sp o rt sh ip m en ts have In d i
the G reat W hite P lague
I or any p art thereof, adverse to th«»
W hatley Thursday w ere Mrs W A
listed as having the low est 25-kilo-
«
cate d re tailers have been r e
title and mter«*st of tin* p lain tiff.
w att hour cost in th e state. H 11s-
Storey. Mrs H attie B aughm an and
1
p len ish in g d ep leted stocks.
bore tops the com m unities of 2 500
Mr. and Mrs R obert Storey, son
(
place So he m ake . him self the head - tii«*iein and thereto, ami that tin*
or to 5000, w ith a $1.38 charge, and
(
and dau g h ter, F lorence and R obert
of the religious s> dvm s of the w orld i title of the plaintiff-. In and to said
A lm ost an y g ift at a w ide
a
B eaverton occupies the low-cost
J r . E stacada. Mr and Mrs F lan k
1 John 5 19 tells his m astery
T he leal p roperty be quieted against th«»
ran g e of prices Is av ailab le to
place for com m unities of 1000 to
1
W ilderberg. Joe W oltring. P ortland
w hole w orld belli m th e aim s of the claim s am i dem ands of you, ami
th
e
carefu
l
sho
p
p
er.
Lingerie,
z
(
2.500 w ith a sim ilar cost of $1.38 D if
» vil one." says the m arginal reading each of you
H ouse guests at th e hom e of Mr
cosm etics. Jew elry an d clothing
1
H illsboro s Firem en's association
Thi- sum m on . is serv«*d upon you
ferences betw een lowest and h ig h
and M rs C arl Rixlojf o v er the week
Now G od en ters th e picture lie
top
the
lists
for
w
om
en’s
gifts,
est bills varies at least 43 p er cent
end w ere Dr. and M rs R A Payne elected officers in the firem en's purposes to call out a people for by publication th ereo f in th e Hill
w ith ties, clo th in g and acces
in every case, and in one instance is
1
boro Aigu-. a new spaper print«*«!
of P o rtlan d and D r and Mrs A J elubroom s at the city hall Monday him self from the >» blinded 1114 «
Bustling shoppers, crowded stores, such as the one pictured
over 150 per cent h ig h er
sories, sp o rts eq u ip m en t and m o
night and pu, th ree new men into The A ixutle Paul is sent forth
I
W hite of G euessee. Idaho
To ami published in Hillsboro. O regon
office and re tu rn e d a fourth to his open th eir eyes, and to tu rn them and of general circulation in th«»
above, and jingling cash registers mark the return of the C hrist
to rin g aid s fo r men.
B irthday S u rp rise G iven
form er |x u t
mas buying season.
, from darkness to light and from the »State of Oregon, p u rsu an t to an 01 «I-
U ltra-m o d e rn a re th e toys th at
A nu m b er of his neighbor* m ade
S W M elhuish who also holds pow er of S atan unto God
Ami vr of tin* H onorable R F rank P«»t«*i
a
successful
su
rp
rise
on
E.
M
S
torm
s
w ill su rro u n d th e 1937 C h ris t
the
post
of
fire
chief,
was
chosen
sold.
M
usical
toys
ap
p
ro
ach
a
why
1
Head
on
T
hat
they
may
re- Judge of tin» C ircuit C ourt of the
last
M
onday
night,
rem
inding
hnn
be
ex
tended
from
th
e
m
iddle
of
m as tree. S tream lin in g is p re
l
president
to
succeed
Andrew
I.entz.
eeive
rem
ission
of
sins
ami
an
in
Stut«* of O regon for W ashington
perfection
co
m
p
arab
le
w
ith
th
at
th
at
It
w
as
his
b
irth
d
ay
anniversary.
th e m onth until a fte r New Y ear’s
d o m in an t in all w heel toys, m e
W illiam E verett was elected vice- h eritan ce am ong them w hich are County, mad«*, rendered ami entei
of
th
e
real
in
stru
m
en
ts.
D
udley
Home
as thousands tre k hom ew ard for
ch an ical tra in s, a n d airp lan es.
president to succeed M elhuish Paul
F uneral services for R ufus W
• • *
by faith in Me By faith «•«1 on th«* 23rd day of Novembei
P aul D udley has re tu rn e d from R ingle replaced A I. Brock as s.-c- sanctified
1037
the holidays. E x tra tra in s and
S em i-scientific toys a re featu red
• Dad) Williams. 76. w ho died at
m C hrist
r^ H R lS T M A S card sales have
th
e
hospital.
E I McALEAK. A tiornev f 1
buses will be p u t into service
retary-treusur« i R e-elected for the
rev e a lin g th e m y steries of radio,
So Paul w ent forth to the nations
Jones hospital T hanksgiving dav a ft
C
ath
erin
e
M
arkovich
was
hom
e
increased, and postal a u th o ri
fourth year was W ilbur Dillon, who Y ears later, w riting to thus«* whom I P laintiffs Resident A ttorney. S tate
and additional flights a re p lanned
er six days' illness, w ere held" S a t
e lec tro -ch em istry an d en g in ee r
over
the
w
eek-end
S
he
has
a
p
o
si
of
O regon Post O ffice A d d i’ . Fu •
ties a re p rep ared for a deluge
is m anager of the association
G od hu • called to be his ow n m C o r
urday afternoon from Donelson and
by m ajo r airlin es.
ing.
tion in H aymond. Wash
Bank B uilding Hillsboro.
of m ail g reater th an th at of
inth. the Apostle says
If our Gos- 1 «National
Sew ell chapel w ith Rev R eginald
Lentz,
M
elhuish
and
Brock
have
T
he
poor,
th
e
sick
an
d
th
e
Dolls th a t e a t and cry in an
, M arjorie B uchanan, sen io r in the held th eir positions for th ree years pel be hid, it is hid to them that an* Oregon
Hicks officiatin g .
1936. A lready long lines have
aged will not be forgotten.
,N..v 25 I»«-«- 2 «. ic. *1. iw ,
am azin g ly h u m an m an n er p ro
U niversity of O regon, has recently since the form ation of the firei'nen's lost, m whom the god of th e w orld
W illiams was a long-tim e O regon
been form ing before postoftice
C h aritab le agencies rep o rt read y
been appointed m usical program organization, w hich has as its sole S atan, hath blinded th e m inds of
vide th e young “m o th ers” w ith an
resident, having come h ere in 1892
w indow s, an d sh ip m en ts to for
response to ap p eals fo r funds
adviser fur the u n iv e rsity ’s F riday puriio.se tiie handling of H illsboro's them that believe not
The last 16 of his 45 v ears in this
early o p p o rtu n ity to study child
eign co u n tries have h it an u p
Slight
and w elfare a u th o ritie s hoped
state had been spent here. He was
w eekly radio
by r e m m ^ 'c o n t r o i ^ ^ r
O' J u l ' '
D°>
care.
Doll houses have gone
And w hy does S atan blind them**
w
ard
surge.
th a t th e d em ands w ould not a p
born at N ew port. T enn . M arch 29.
celebration Proceeds of the annual The Bible answ ers
m o d ern istic, as have doll c a r
Ia-st the light
KOAC.
Issuing th e usual “M ail E arly"
1861.
proach
the
peaks
of
depression
Independence Day festivities are of glorious G on |> v I of ChilM should
riages.
M r and Mrs. A. W B uchanan devoted
pleas, p o stm asters cited delayed
He moved to R oseburg w ith his
years.
to
the
firem
en
s
fund
w
hich
vhine into them T hen the passage
w e re S unday guests of Dr. and Mrs
D espite ru m b lin g s of w ar
fam ily in 1892. w here he w as e n
deliveries of a y ear ago, in an
in supplying fire-fighting idds
Even in the face of a business
Eur <«od w ho caused the
Joseph Roane of V ancouver. Wash assists
th ro u g h o u t th e w orld, m ilitary
gaged in the brick and tile business
effort to avoid th e last-m in u te
equipm
ent
ami
in
relieving
pool
light
to sh in e <mt of d ark n ess hath
“recession," C hristm as, 1937, a p
for a num ber of years. In 1911 he
toys have lost p o pularity and
and
distressed
people.
iam.
shined
into our h earts ' And w ith
p aren tly w ill be one of th e n a
ST. MARY'S OF THE VALLEY
m oved to F orest G rove w h ere h e b e
few er ta n k s an d guns a re being
P relim inary planning for the 1938 h e a rts aglow, faces light up.
T ra n sp o rta tio n facilities will
tion's
m
e
r
rie
s
t
gan w orking for W ashington countv
As an opening event of the Ju ly event was begun at Monduy
T h ere against th e sullen, dark,
and in 1921 to H illsboro H e had
T hanksgiving vacation, a turkey- m eeting.
evil-eyed crow d of heathen on the
w orked steady for th e countv 26
description of the lodge he dw elt e n d in n er was enjoyed by th e resident
foreign
shore, stands y o u r man with
P e p s o d e n t A n tis e p tic
years, the last 16 y ears at th e coun-
thusiastically on th e a rtistry dis- stu d en ts W ednesday noon. A fter
face aglow H ere y< u have k n o w l
M o il, s i z e , 2 f o r
51c
°P S' His w ife passed aw ay in
w
ards
th
e
girls
dispersed
for
the
I played in the m assive building. All
edge of the glory of God w hich was
I of th e fix tu res and fu rn itu re w ere holidays to various parts of the
in
the
face
of
Jesus
C
hrist
and
now
P allb earers w ere O. A. McLeod. .
m ade by W PA w orkers. Door state.
S al H e p á tic a
light,-, these earth en Messt-ls. His
c a l Jack. H ans Rasm ussen. H E
Ju liu s C aesar. Mr. R utenberger,
latches, grates, andirons, footscrap-
1 calh*d-out <»nes Ye dw ellers in
M •iliu m
Susbauer. Jam es W hitford and J W
53c
Mr and Mrs T P Bnw lby a rr iv dark n ess w ith sin-blinded eyes; The
Barker)
on T h an k sg iv in g w ere L. F Em- ,-rs fire-tongs bathroom fittings and P riscilla A lden and Louisa Mae Al-
B arney.
cott w ere present w ith m anv other ed in H illsboro last W ednesday from l ight of the w orld is Jesu s Go wash
hanging
lam
ps
a
re
of
w
rought
iron
A
LOHA—
In
stallatio
n
of
n
ew
ly
roott.
J
H
Riggs
and
Mr.
and
Mrs
He is survived by one d aughter.
V ick1* N o s e D r o p s
notable personages at roll call M on th e ir farm in C oaldale. A lbert i. at His bidding and Light will aris«-.
Mrs. H L F uller, of H illsboro, tw o elected officers of H illsboro. A loha w v - B ergen. H illsboro: Mr and ham m ered into artistic form.
L a r g e s iz e
47c
T he c u rta in s fo r th e w indow s day afternoon, w hen a fte r th e noon- C anada to spend the w inter m onths. . The Light of the wm Id is Jesus
sister* in T ennessee a n d t h r e e and L eedy G ranges w ill be held at A,rs S pencer Jones. Mr and Mrs
day interm ission th e e n tire cast of
B ow lby expects to rem ain h ere Geo. N Taylor. B eaverton Pd. Adv.
grandchildren. In term en t w as in F ir th e L eedv G range hall n ex t Wed- D< nald Riggs and d a u g h te r Ju d y 71 ---ere w oven on hand looms, the "Who W ins" had to pose in full
nesday.
Until
the
first
of
April,
when
they
L
y
o
n
’s
T
o
o
t
h
P
o
w
d
er
Miss
Edna
Riggs.
Dell
Coss.
Mrs
new el posts and o th e r wood w ork
L aw n cem etery.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H F arlow and B erchia G a rd n e r and son S pencer a re carved into th e likenesses oi costum e for a p ictu re
will re tu rn to farm ing work in Cnri-
D ickinson vs. Itry an t
L a rg e siz e .
4
7.
fam ily enjoyed th e ir T hanksgiving P o rtlan d : Mr. an d Mrs. A. K C ar- beavers, badgers ow ls and o th er a n
•d a. They w ere h ere for a w hile
S IM M O N S
at a larg e fam ily g ath erin g at th e I lile and sons Bob an d Dick. V an im als and birds. O ver the dining
ST. MARY'S HOME
d u rin g this year, leaving early in In th«» C ircuit C ourt of the S tate
L is te rin e
hom e of Mrs. F arlo w 's p arents. Mr couver. Wash.
room fireplace is a large carv in g in
M any of the boys w ent hom e for A pril for C oaldale, it was grow ing
of Oregon, for W ashington C oun
L a r g e s i z e . ..
and Mrs. E. E. M athew s of G resham , A lo h a-H u b er P.-T. A. w ill m eet low relief of an O regon cougar T hanksgiving
to ld in the C anadian com m unity
ty.
59c
Ten thousand from th is com m un D ecem ber 14 at th e school house. crouched along a limb. P aintings are
T hanks a re due to the friends in w hen Bow lby left to re tu rn h e re r e SARA F. DICKINSON and A M
Roy. V erboort and N orth P lains for cently. w ith a touch of zero w e a th
DICKINSON. P laintiffs.
B ro m o S e llz e r
M onday and Tuesday. D ecem ber ity in one day d ep arted fo r th e ir A rth u r K irk h am of rad io station of O regon flow ers and w ild life
All of the fu rn itu re is hand-m ade th e gift of 46 chickens for th e boys' e r having been experienced. He has
M
e
d
i
u m s iz e
6 and 7. have been set fo r a sp e w in te r hom es in th e south. They K OIN w ill speak on ' R adio From
49c
th e Inside O ut." T h e public is cordi- of n ative woods an d m assive in con T hanksgiving d in n e r at th e Home spent a good portion of th«* past F L O R E N C E B R Y A N T . N I N A
cial tw o-day conference of W ash trav eled by th e S k y w ay highw ay.
w eek in renew ing his acquaintances
CROW. ROY BROCK. M A Y
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. M athew s and . ally invited. R efresh m en ts w ill be struction. T he c e n tra l tow er of th e
F a th e r G erace, fo rm er assistant here.
ington county school jan ito rs bv
A lk a S e ltz e r
BROCK.
ROLAND
BROCK
building is su p p o rted by six m am principal at St M ary's, now assistant
the S tate B oard of V ocational Ed’- son R obert of G resham visited last ( served.
L a rg e s iz e
M rs. H azel A rch ib ald an d daugh- m oth colum ns hew n from single pastor at St. M ary's, Eugene, spent
O PA L BROCK. ETHEL BROCK
ucation. according to O B K raus, S unday at th e hom e of th e ir d au g h
49c
te r Jan ice of Eugene. Rev. and Mrs trees four feet in diam eter. T he pil- tw o days last w eek at St. M ary's
BEST.
B E R T B EST . EVA
Examiner Due «Vednexdajr
te r an d sister. Mrs. L H. F arlow .
P e tr o la g a r
county school sup erin ten d en t.
89c
A
dolph
H
ab
erlv
of
M
ilw
aukie,
p
a
r
BROCK. HL'TH BROCK. ELLOR
lars extend from th e basem ent floor Home.
In th e n atio n -w id e com grow ing
,^,aeb d a y 3 session w ill begin at
R J. Dooley, ex am in er of o p e r
BROCK. HAROLD BROCK and
_______
9:30 a. m. and close
about __ 3 p. m„ contest in th is y e a r of 1937 bushels en ts of J. C. H aberlv. Mr. and Mrs sixty feet upw’ard to su p p o rt huge
F a th e r B erger of W ilsonville was ators and chauffeurs, will be m
H in d s
JA N E DOE BROCK; also all
K raus said, and w ill be held at th e ,0 th e c rib - O reg ° " is th e tra ile r by A. A H aberlv. b ro th er and sister- beam s that in tu rn support the roof. a holiday visitor at St. M ary’s
H illsboro W ednesday. D ecem ber ll
H o n e y & A lm o n d
o th er persons and p arties u n
C entral grade school in F orest no m eans. H arry Robinson. B eav er in-law of J. C H aberlv and Mr. and Each w eighs from seven to nine
F a th e r C a rb e rry ’s fa th e r of Ames. at the courthouse from 10 a rn t
know n claim ing any right, title,
Grove.
ton. ro u te 1, rep o rts th a t he raised Mrs. T. G. L ittle and th ree sons of tons.
Sm al S i z e
Iowa, a p atien t in St. V incent hos- 5 p. m. All those w ishing p erm its or
39c
••state, lien or in terest in the re.it
L. O. Thom pson of Los Angeles, 390 bushels on fo u r acres, o r 9 7 4 M ilw aukie, w ere T hank sg iv in g day-
In Jhe^center of th e foyer ex ten d - pital. P ortland, is im proving.
licenses to d riv e cars a re asked to
k a r g t s iz e
83c
estate de i ribi-d in th e com plaint
a m an of w ide ex p erien ce in th e bushels p er acre. A nd this corn m a guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. H aberlv. ing from the ground th ro u g h th e
- __________
B asketball . practice
has started in get in touch w ith him d u ring these
herein. D efendants.
field, w ill be th e m ain sp e a k e r of tu re d su fficien tly to keep u n d er
J. L. T u rn e r and fam ily spent roof is a huge chim ney of n ativ e high school and grades. P rep aratio n s hours.
To: Roy Brock. Mav Brock. Ethel
th e tw o-day session. O ne or m ore o rd in ary conditions.
T h an k sg iv in g w ith Mr. tu r n e r 's stone. In the basem ent, w hich is a a re b eing m ade fo r th e county
Brock Best and B ert Best; also
Mr. and Mrs. Louis N eum an and b ro th er. A. G. T u rn er, an d fam ily. skiers lodge, th e chim ney is a b o u t. league “opener" Ja n u a ry 11 at St
represen tativ es from t h e S tate
THE LIGHT TELLS
all o th er peraon.s and parties u n
B oard of V ocational E ducation w ill fam ily of Salem w ere T hanksgiving at M cM innville
16 feet sq u a re .w ith four fireplaces. M ary's. Six team s w ill be rep resen t-
know n claim ing an y right, title,
"There is no God." So says the
also be present to assist in th e day guests at th e h om e of M r and
Mrs. P. H aiem ba an d d au g h ter On the second floor, th e main lounge cd.
Kit A M IEN S
estate, lien or in terest in the
atheist
conference program . A ll tv p es of Mrs. F. E. T uttle.
Miss Rosa atten d ed thm golden wed- of th e hotel, th e chim ney is 12 feet
real
estate
described
in
the
com
problem s arising in ja n ito ria l w ork F o u r G en eratio n s H ere
square,
and
also
has
fo
u
r
fireplaces.
d in g of Mr. an d Mrs. F ra n k Plym p-
“G od did not reveal him self
B u ttercu p s n e a r La G rande
p lain t herein, defendants:
w ill be covered by Thom pson from
T hence it becomes sm aller in diam -
through Jesus C hrist." So says the
T h ere a re fo u r g en eratio n s living ton in P o rtla n d N ovem ber 27.
Prescription Druggists
To gladden C hristm as Day:
In the N am e of th e S tale of O re
a point of econom y and efficiency. at th e Lloyd K ram er home: C. A. T im b erlin e L odge D escribed
e te r until w here it pierces th e roof
infidel.
PHONE 266
Wild
flow
ers
up
C
ath
erin
e
Land:
gon,
G reeting You, and each of
"We urge a 11 school janitors, T olbert, his d au g h ter, Mrs. Llovd
it
is
about
six
feet
square.
V erne B right, sta te e d ito r of th e
So th e papers say.
"I cannot know w h eth er th e re is a you. a re hereby req u ired to ap-
jan ito rs in public buildings, school K ram er, his g ran d d au g h ter. Mrs. E O regon W riters' P ro ject o f th e WPA.
M any varieties of n ativ e woods
God o r not." So says th e agnostic.
S yrian iris bloom ing fine
su p erin ten d en ts and p rincipals and L. H ow ard a n d his g re a t-g ta n d - w ith T. J E dm onds, su p erv iso r of and stones have been used in th e
T ran sp lan ted from B eirut;
A theist, infidel or agnostic, who
Ä
Ä
t
f
d au g h ter G retta
b uilding of the lodge and th e w ork
th
e
p
ro
ject:
E.
J.
G
riffith
,
state
di-
Squash still cling to grow ing vine: ev er you are. S atan the enem y has
this conference." K raus said. "It is its of th e ir ages are th re e y ears and re c to r of th e WPA. and sev eral oth has all been done by th e WPA.
U ndug onions tak in g root.
you blinded From A dam 's day down
held
e Ye r
be seven Jiioiiuis
en ty -eig h t v e ‘ r m ein
m onths ana
and sev
seventy-eight.
em u b ers oi
of tn
th e adm
ad m in:
in istrativ e B right, m ade the trip in connection
th a t old S erp en t has m ade it his
wiU b e Wf> v a iiS to a l T i n » / '1'1» *4 Tolb« rt spends m uch o f his tim e at »«a« ’he w rite rs p ro jects and the w ith the preparation of an illu strat-
business to dazzle th e sons of men
o n stru
ct iv p lahr.r
m
u his
;- w orkshop.
u ,.
a a rt
. ...
. " • t u e - to
— all
—- in terested c C02
?
ru
£i$vS
Iabor
in
rt
p
rojects,
m
ad
e
an
inspection
(‘r*
book
on
T
im
berline
Lodge,
em
-
in this phase of school u pkeep.”
w ith new novelties in religion. Th<
T h e E. W. Nelson family were triP
Timberline Lodge ( n M ount Ph®«“ ing th e types o f m a teriel used
_
S im ilar conferences are b eing w eek-end
sam e old ideas alw ays but dressed
visitors of Mrs. Nelson's Hood last S u n d ay .
in the building and the m ethods of
h eld in 16 o th er counties in O re parents.
in new garb to fit th e tim e and
Mr. an d Mrs. Jo h n R osen
B rig h t re p o rts th a t th re e of f o u r ; lts co n struc’ion
gon d u rin g th e n ex t th ree weeks baum of Am ity.
h u n d red sk iers w ere on th e slopes of
K rau s said.
n
P e a r production finds its best
Guests at the C. E. Riggs hom e th e m ountain n e a r th e lodge. In his
Ç . i ? Î ™ers? " i ’, .S eattIe h a* grounds in th e th re e Pacific coast
p a?en tse M rtOinrtVM W in hef cK rand- states." w ith h a lf’ the p.-ar trees in
No
su r
an<« M rs- Donal Sw ope, th e co u n try and about th ree-fifth s
She entered the first grade M onday, of th e annual crop be in g . produced
we play the gashouse " polecats "
Mrs. Sabina W hitehead's room a t here, according to a U. S. D cpart-
WE'LL WALK OVEI? THER.E \
scnool is m aking S anta Clauses and nrent of C om m erce re p o rt issued
¿TÜPAV. IT'S GONNA BE A TOUGH
'M RAILROAD AVEZ S O WE
clow ns as p art of th e ir social stud- th is week.
GAME.
7 hese wil1 be *iven to crip p led
Ten of th e n atio n ’s 100 leading
C A N G E T ALL DUSTy /
children at th e D oernbecher hosplt- Pe ar producing counties a re located
al. P ortland.
in O regon, w hich has th e c o u n try ’s
second larg est pro d u cer in Jackson
Anniversary Celebrated
Miss D orothy P eery of B eaverton ' co^ n ty Y akim a county, W ashington,
and M r and Mrs. L. A. Scheel w ere ' raises ,h c largest an n u al crop of the
visitors at the hom e of M r S heel's fr u it- 0 ,0 re p o rt stated. O regon
parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Scheel ra n k s fourth in th e list of states pro-
on W ashington stre e t last T hursday. d ucinK pears, being topped by Cal-
It w as not only T hanksgiving day ’form a. New Y ork and W ashington
but also th e th irtie th w edding a,,! > n ’h a t order.
for new subscribers and renew als
n iv ersary of Mr. and Mrs. W. J .
W ashington county, w hich does
Scheel.
n o t specialize in p e a r production,
Buy P ro p erty
ra n k s n in th in the list of O regon's
.............. .
first 10 counties, and holds 64th
Mr. and ....................
Mrs. K enneth
P o rtland have purchased the F ran k Rlace ln production and 84th place , ,
.
W arren p roperty n e a r O renco and ln ,h e "u m b e r of trees of all ages as C a i ’C lS
plan extensive im provem ents. T he re Kurds n ational standing T he 1934
(In Oregon outside of, Portland)
A loha R eality com pany handled th e P*“a r crop w as 32.220 bushels, as
T T nilsm sil
deal
com pared to only 12.067 bushels in
O llU z s U c tl
1929. T his county ju m p ed from an
Birthdays Celebrated
A t this low price you c a n ’t affo rd to be slow to
A double b irth d ay p a rty w as held u n ran k ed position in 1929 to th e 64th
last T uesday evening a t th e hom e of Rlace *"
*" point of production.
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L ast W ednesday, Mr. and M rs. |
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M att K ing and th e ir house guest,
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