FRIDAY,
MAY >, 1930.
I HK HK V V KK VON REVIEW
AU B REY L. F I. ETCHER
A | tw M )- il- U * ,
Nrmvvrton, O r«
Office with Beaverton Realty Co
Special attention riven to commercial
accounts, conveyancing, real property
and the settlement o f estates.
A STATEM ENT
FOR C O UNTY JUDGE
LO CAL
Modern Dsnce
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w. msiiop
PLU M B IN G
and
H E A TIN G
Hardware.
Paints
Phoae, 2003
Beaverto*
Beaver Wood Co.
Block
Wood,
Planer
Ends;
All
grades o f Utah-Wash. coal.
Yard at Front A Main
P. L. Schwitz
Phone 6702
Beaverton, Oregon
B E A V E R T O N FEED
and
PR O D U C E C O M P A N Y
Highway and O E. Tracks
C. J. Beach, Manager
W. E.
PECO
U N D E R TA K E R
Grange
and
Building
Beaverton
C. J
EM BALM ER
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Beaterí o.
Barber Shop
STEVENS,
PRO PRIETO R
S A T IS F A C T IO N
GUARANTEED
Beaverton.
Oregon
L. E. W IL K E R
Candidate for Nomination
fo r Representative
Republican Primary
May 16
Present Incumbent
My Policy: “ Progressive but not
radical; economical but
not stingy.”
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FOR RADIOS
Service And Supplies
CaQ 9303
Beaverton Radio Co.
SEE— Jackson
Bell
7
tube
radio
with 90-day guarantee, 659-50
SEE
Beaver Chapter No. j
106. Stated Communf- j
cation. Wednesday May
14. Past Matrons and
Patrons, special guests.
Receipts necessary. V is­
itors welcome By order o f W’ . M.
Margaret A. Denney, Sec.
adv.
McKesson Cod Liver Oil
Very high quality. $1 25 per bottle.
Special, per bottle o n l y ........... 79c
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R E A S O N A B LE
Smith Hardwood Floor Co.
Phone 6955
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on Real Estate. Low inter­
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leges.
Write for details.
WASHINGTON
Savings & Loan Assn.
Shute Bldg.
Hillsboro, Ore.
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(Present Incumbent)
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County Coroner
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Due to misunderstanding by j
election officials.
it was not I
known until
the
last that j
office was to be filled by elec­
tion this year. W rite name in 3
on ballot and put X before it
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Phone Beaverton, 6502
Re-Elect
Ralph E. Williams
3203 and 1702
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Just Cause For Pride j
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We are proud of having been for the past twenty £
years able to fill the netds in our line in this swiftly-de- ¡ i
veloping community.
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That
we are equipped with the very latest facilities ■
for meeting the needs of the modern banking bublic. ■
AND
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W e are very proud of our new home and invite vou J
to come in and inspect it at any time while you are in ■
Beaverton. Visitors always welcome and your careful ■
inspection invited.
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B E AVE R TO N , OREGON
Republican
National Committeeman
For the firxt litnc In the history o f the West u Wcslcrn
man— Ralph K. Williams o f Oregon —Is Vice Chairman of
Ihe Republican National Uointiiitlre. During Ihe past six
months he has served os acting Chairman o f Ihe National
Committee, lie has given 22 years o f unselfish service lo
Oregon, its rilizens anti ils w orthy rnlrrprises. His service
" ■ » b e e n without salary or financial remuneration o f any
kind. T o r e e le d him means that Oregon keeps Its Im­
portant plare in affairs o f Ihe llcptihlican National Com ­
mittee and that citizens o f Ihe stale w ill continue |o have Ihe
benefit o f Mr. W illiam s' Influence in Washington, I». C.
Vote 13X
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B A N K
THE
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B E A V
liR T O N
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Tald Adv.
W illiam s, Ralph E.
Cltlsana Commlttr*. Mary A ftarry, Secretary
For 1er llltltf, Fort land. Ora
MAN
f or
GOVERNOR
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JU ST A F E W EX A M PLES
NOMINATE
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Of what the Oregon Press thinks of
Harry L. Corbett
Republican Candidate for Covernor
“ Should Oregon
entrust its gov­
ernorship to him
(Corbett) It w ill
b e In mighty
good hands . ,r —
Sheridan Sun.
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H a y , G rain, F « « d , P o u ltr y Supphe#
M A T T E R where your home is lo­
N O cated,
you can have plenty of running
AT
Sanitary Market (SS Grocery
canned goods.
CHARLES BERTHOLD
CUNNING WATER!
STUDIO BARBER SUOI»
Choicest of Beef, Veal, Pork, Lamb and Chicken.
Phone, 3602
The first Essential
of a Modern H om e - -
Krpreeenlatlve
Primary Election May 16, 1930
My beat efforta In the
performance of public dutiea
I f I am nominated and elected,
I will, luring my term of office uno
common »enee buaineea method« In
Slate huaineaa. I believe fewer law«
pawed ami more time and rareful
consideration given to thoae enacted,
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Pacific
P le a s e g iv e us o rd e rs for U ta h L a n d
P la s te r, if y o u w a n t to c o m e in a t
c a rlo t prices.
For Sale By Portland Electric
Tower Co.
Hillsboro
A. M. JANNSEN
DRILLING Co.
A. M. JA N N S E N
Candidale for the Republican
Nomination
for
Edwards Dependable Cooffee - Special 39c per lb.
We can supply you with all the varieties of fiesh or
HALL
Residence
550 Clinton Street
Telephone
Lanraater 2401
Regular 75c.
prise them.
C H A R L E S
B E AVE R TO N 3603
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is only a day auay
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PH O N E
No.
Every house wife should have one
Prepare your family's favorite dish to night and sur­
Two phones,
F- I).
Oregon Made Brooms
Dinner was jus! as they wish­
ed it to be, “ Jusl hit the spot” .
V f l C f l t i Q ft
K-
Portland Headquarters
In Care
S T A R D R IL L IN G
M A C H IN E CO.
References and Estimates
Will He Cheerfully
Given On Request
Special Sale
The whole family .is satisfied
Two Deliveries Daily:
Prospect Holes
Beaverton, Oregon
Inrorporated
Residence Phone
Beaverton
M E E TIN G NO TIC E
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Old Floors Like New.
Everything
for the
Family Meal
your
j Beaverton
California
FLOORS
also
make year
Beaverton
Voters o f Washington County you
will soon be called upon to noml-
Whitehall Restaurant
nateofficers for the various county
M A G A Z IN E * and C A N D Y
and state offices, snd it is fo r you
to make the decision as to whom Fountain Service
Heat of Esta
you consider best fitted fo r the
OREGON
HK \ VERTO N
t»t
various positons.
I feci that wth nty years o f #*-
Bea verton I.umher C a
perience in constmction work, and
heing able to estimate thè coota WR S O LIC IT YO U R PA T R O N A G E
o f constructiol, whether it be roads, '
Ic a r ia l i m i h rra . P r o p r i , t o rs
bridgea, or buildings. I am in a
position to serve thè county
ss
County Commissloner in a mannei
MARKS X SON
tha* will be to tho best Interosts
RESTAURANT
o f thè tuxpayers. and county at M E A LS
SHORT ORDER
Urge.
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Cigars, Tobaccos
Certainly
Washington
County
Conferitone. Soft Drinks
needs to move forward, with «U Cadv Bldg.
—
Watson St
Friday, Saturday, May 9. 10 é
Geo. W. Lippert
It has been
rumored, In samo
Gladys Hrorkwell, Forrest Stanley R
quarters,
that I have withdrawn
IN
from the race
fo r County Judge.
D R AK E
C ASE”
“ TH E
Nothing is further from the truth.
I am in the race and w ill not with­
Sua.. Mon- Taca., May 11. 1!. 13 . jf
draw These statements are not true
“ The Shannons of Broadway
and I take this opportunity to so
With the Gleasons
inform the voter« o f Washington
County.
It is time there be a change in 4 Friday, Saturday, May 16,
the office o f County Judge. Thia is
t.
Reginald Denney In
the sentiment I hear from many
parts o f the county. A change may
net be pleasant to certain politi­
cians. but the people would btnefit
thereby.
That I am qualified by virtue of
my trainng should not be disputed.
I was admitted
to the Wisconsin
Bar hack In 1914; practiced before
all Courts; was fo r six years Dis­
trict Attorney: am admitted to prac­
tice in the Federal Courts; snd was
admitted to practice in the United
States
Supreme Court in 1920. I
have already made public what the
History o f Wisconsin and the Blue
Book o f Wisconsin Attorneys say o f
my ability.
The County Judge should be an
attorney Estates o f deceased per­
sons run into money. The judge pro­
bating
these
estates should
be
versed in the law. Ask any attorney
about that.
Were it physically possible to see
all voters personally. I would do eo;
as it is. I must take this means
o f getting my message to them.
Respectfullv Submitted.
(Paid adv.)
GEO. W. L IP P E R T
About Those
PR IC E S
Well Drilling
BEAVER THEATRE
PRO GRAM
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US
HARDW OOD
its resources, and next door to the
A. E. IIA N S O N
largest rity and port of tha state,
WOOD and CO AL
we are still fifth in
population,
Cord Wood or Slab any length
when we should have socond place
any kind
at least
Are we going to move forward, Prompt Delivery
Phone 1504
or remain where we are T
Direct and well maintained rou­
tes of transportation, o f which we
are at present in great need, are
essential fo r the development o f any
community, city, county, or state.
N. P. Johnson, Beaverton • Ore-
Tent Borings, Soundings,
Good Music
B eaverton ReBek-
ah
Lodge
N o
JtS
m eets
first
and third
Tu es­
day even in gs
at
7:S0 P M in thr
I. O. O. F. Hall Mrs. Marjorie La
wis Secretary. Mrs. Celia Hulett,
N. G.
p -tf
f .
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Mrs. J. E. Summers entertained
the *600'' Club wits a one o'clock
luncheon Friday
afternoon.
First
prise was won by Mrs H. O. Stipe.
Mrs. A. M. Jannsen won the guest
prise, Mrs. Hudson consolation. A d ­
ditional guests were Mrs. A. M.
Jannsen and Mrs. H A. Nielsen.
K ini on Grange Hall
E V E R Y OTHER
SATU RD AY
Neat l>anee. May 3
Barden's Band
NEW S
"The fact that Harry L. Corbett was the only senator in
the 1927 legislature who refused to accept the extra pay
which the legislators voted themselves should not work
to his disadvantage in his campaign to procure the repub­
lican gubernatorial nomination.” — Ashland Tidings.
A w alyze
the qualifications of
A ll C an d id a te «!
Who best exemplifies the
spirit of the day, "On­
ward Oregon?"
Who has had the buiiness,
executive, and legislative
experience ?
Who has been the staunch
advocate of American
ideals ?
CH ARLES
H ALL
"Searching through all of the utterances made by candi­
dates we find in the Corbett platform a gem to consider."
— Klamath Falls Herald.
F. W. LIVERMORE
REPUBLICAN
A Business Man
whose slogan is
Oregon )
a
‘I pledge myself to continued honest, progressive and
efficient service for Washington County,”
" W it h M r Corbett Covernor there should be no pyramid­
ing of bond issues, but there would be ways and means
devised for legitimate, safe development." — Malheur
Enterprise.
T h e sanest platform that has been issued by any candi­
date in this generation is the one put forward by Harry L.
Corbett, republican candidate for Covernor. If there is
any bushwah' in it we have not been able to locate it and
that is a most unusual thing for a candidate."— Corvallis
Gazette Times.
COUNTY JUDGE
1 » D . F e la h e lm . M « n a * * r ,
Im p e r ia l H o te l, P o rtla n d ,
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for
"InduitrutUtt Oregon "
( P a id a d v e r t is e m e n t ,
H a ll- f o r - O o v e r n o r C lu b ,
“ H e (Corbett)
says that t h e
state will be ad­
vanced more by
hard work than
oratory.“ -- Crass
Valley Journal.
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Vote for Harry L. Corbett
Paid Adv, Corbett for Oovnnor Com , Ployd J Cook. Klald M fr
SOI Corbitt I lift«, Pottlano, Ora.