The Beaverton review., June 13, 1930, Image 4

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U ro a t'.u s tin g W i l l
FROM OUR CORRESPONDEN U
A id W orld H arm ony
Interesting Little Notes from the Surrounding Country a.»
Told by Our Active Special Correspondents Weekly
(KINTON H A PPEN IN G S
Mr*. W arren Wilson »pent a few
day» last week
with friends in
Beaverton.
Mr». Charles Thompson and baby
daughter returned home from P o rt-
land Monday.
M r. and Mrs- E . L. Co* atten d -
ed the Rebeksh meeting in Beaver-
ton last Tuesday evening.
Mr». W. H W arren, mother of
Mrs. Coutts of Beaverton, was ta -
ken to the Emanuel hospital.
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Jacob Faix went to Jones Huep.-
tal in Hillsboro last rhursday where
he is receiving hospital treatm ent.
Mr. Bergeron, piano tuner of B ea-
verton, was in town last Thursday
and tuned some of the pianos around
town.
Miss Gladys Dallmann w snt to
Gresham Monday, where she w jl be
employed a t the home of her uncle.
A ugust Obrist.
A number from kinton
grange
have been in Kedmend during Uie
past week, attending the sessions
of state grange.
Mrs. Lilly Bierly and Mrs. Delta
St Pierre of HUlaboro l . i t Monday
afternoon for an indefinite vuU
with relatives in Nebraska.
M rs. Carl Thompson and da ugh
U r Maxine of Chehalis. Wash., hav#
teen guests during the past wee-.
a t the Charles Thompson home,
Mrs L. J. Rushlow and cmuglucn
Mrs. H arry Christensen and children
of Hillsboro, were callers Thursday
afternoon a t the home of Mrs- Lilly
Bierly-
J. H. Dorland and son Clay and
daughter Miss Cora
Doriand ox
North Plains were in town W
e J
day evening and atten-ed the m eet­
ing of k-nton grange-
Mre. Lov.na Wedeking, Julius
Wedeking. and Mrs. Louise \ an
Kleek and ton Clifford were tra n ­
sacting business and visiting rela­
tives in Hillsboro. Wednesday.
Helen E. Roper». Foreaf Grove.
W ebster F. Taylor, Orient, W ash­
ington. and Helen Thwa.te, H ills­
boro.
' Robert Holland, Beaverton. and
Evelyn Ann# Hite, le a v e r'o n Rt. 3.
Clyde E. Stew art, Banks Rt. 3,
«„<1 R-iith A. Neileen. St
Helens.
Oregon.
John M . Thompson, Aloha au-i
Mary E . Harvey, Beaverton. Rt ’
Wm. P . Campbell, Boi:-e Idah-
end Carna M. Peterson. Besverton.
f v t T t l - o
its
, Th* f lo w in g estates have bee
adm itted to probate:
KsU U of Ur
Elmer H . Smith,
petit.On reeites real estate in W’»->
lrfrton, Muttnomah and Benton Cou-
ties of the probable value of $ to '0
and personal property of *10.000.
E state of T rtphon Piericks: shows
real property o f probable value of
»7000 and personal property *4000.
“ u t * o t Henry L. Zimmerman:
property. $1500, and pervom 1
property. $1000.
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HITEON
NEW S
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A fu tu re in which races th rough
out the world will use Kngllib as
a secondary language I envisage«!
by ilencr.il J a m e s H H arhord. who
was Chief of S u i t of the A R r
and now t# President of the Itadlo
Corpir.i lou of A * " ' : v r l l l '. g . n
radio aa a u I nslru -:.t fm pro
moling I n terna tio: t ' • i ! c r - : i a ling
and peace
Since the g r e a t e - .in j m > i a p
pealing p a r t of tl>- s o r ' d , or.'ad
cast e n t a r ta l n m e u t Is offered In
English from America and the
llrllish Isles, rn llo has provided
th e str o n g e st incentive m hm .irv
for m any races to m uster a c *m
moil
tongue,
G eneral
H sr b u r d
points o t
“ We m ust not li rget.' he says,
‘t h a t the nation., confusion of
to n g u es h a s in It. .'It been one ot
th e most fruitful sourc es of lu
t e r n a tin n a l division and mi.-under
standing.
People d i s t r u s t what
they do not u v .le rstan d : let them
develop a c o m r ic n medium of com
m unlcatton a n J still a n o th e r cause
of d is tr u s t will fall by t h e wayside
of h u m an progress.*
Radio a n d its allied science, t e l a
vision, will prove as valuable and
p e rh a p s m ore valu able th a n all d i p
lomatle c o n f e r e n c e s in assuring
universal peace (or t a - future. Goa
eral lla r b o r d believes.
U V ir n Scott of Seaview. Wash i
| 8 gp^nding his vacation at the C
PROFITS FROM NEWSPAPER
W. S truthers home
Mi„ Mary Yodeaa 0f Mmalla ar.o
PUT STUDENT TSHCUGH U. 0.
Mi„ G rafe Workman of Con-aili>
University of Oregon. Eugene.—Tin?
were \»-eek end house guests at the
former editor and owner of an enter
H ite home.
,
prising weekly new»
Mr ln d Mr, H, arI Pon,eroy anri
paper, the McClsary
daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Clei
Stimulator, has en­
Scott and children of Portland were
tered the school ot
visiting Sunday
afternoon at the
Journalism here In
S truthers home,
the person of Roy
Mr and Mrs. L. M. Davies and
Cr.ift. aged 11, 'rom
fam ily took Sunday dinner with
M"Cleary. Washing
ton.
A freshman.
Mrs. Sophia Olson and Mable of
Craft plans to com
Portland and attended th . air circuv
ríete his education
at Rankin s airport-
from the mosey he
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eirned as * publish
hay Craft
er.
Following his graduation from hlgl
school in 1925. Craft went to work
on the Stimulator, then owned by D
Gerald Cloud, and soon became asso
elate editor. Two and one-half year*
ago the young newspaperman, with
Photo radio h a. m.de euch stride. th. ^
£ £
M r. and Mrs- B^a Kershaw of „ « n t i y that U promises more than 0Ter |h#
J{9 tucce~ ,
Portland, who spent last week v u it- aver to fuldll .o n ,, day the forecast eratfd lt ,or .
Iu J , h#|f ^
ing among their old neighbors and of Owen D. Toung at a dinner given
m
M h# went al *
,d
friend* around j ’own, _ret«rn« l U>
Jsm e, ¡ M H .
the note, and then sold ,t l i ' o L r
their home Friday afternoon.
to continue his education.
.
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„ „e -u- that tt eventually will make It poasl-
Th* annual school B M U | of th*
Kinton school listn ct will be n#
at the school house Monday evening,
June 16th a t 8 o’clock- Several mat-
t«rs
importance will be di»cus»eu.
A. meeting was held at the Bank
e f lea.verton Wednesday to talk 0-
re r the m atter of extending eiectnc
Ught line* through kinton. The local
committee conaisting of J. J . Van
Kleek. H. J . Valentine, and 8. H.
Pomeroy were in attendance.
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ORDERS SIGNED
The following orders were signed
by Judge Bagley •
Mary J. Williamson vs. Pearl
Carlson et al; decree.
Chas. Van D ortn vs. Sam J .
Smith; dismissed.
Application of W . M. and F ra n ­
cis L. Kent, registration of land
title.
..Jo h n Frank vs. R. L. Tucker et
al; default and decree.
81TTS FILED
The following suits were filed m
the Circuit Court;
Cred.t Service eorp. vs, Mrs. 0.
Coelett; appeal from the Hillsboro
Justice of Peace,
Wm, C. Krafoe at al vs. Henry
Buckley at al; money action,
Clackmas County vs. Edward H.
King et ux; change in venue in con-
demnation proceedings for properly
located on Hood River loop section
of the Old Oregon trail.
J. R. Thompson va. Connacher
Logging Co., a corp., $2950 suit fo r
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_ plain-
damages
claimed sustained by
tiff A ugust 7, 1929, when fire which
started In logging operations of de-
fendant
destroyed
property
of
plaintiff.
United Realty Co. ve. 0. W .udle,
money action.
B. A. Klik* va, Percy Stone et
•1, money action.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
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M arriages licensee issued during unit at K lam ath Falla.
est cost, repayment privi­
this week arsi
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Alvin Clair Cearley ana Anna
leges. Write for details.
Barbara Nelson, both of Buxton.
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Orval C. Duncan and Paulin* D.
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F arris, both of Portland.
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A rling Thomblad and Ruth E. An- RtUtvrn *
N «"ralg.a
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Donald
Lyle Heeler and Alice f ,r ,t d*7- " nd
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William Edward Buel, Toledo, and *
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SH E R IFF S SALE ON
FORECLOSURE,
In the Circuit Court Of the U tate
of Oregon For Washington Countj-
John fraith , plaintiff,
vs.
R. L- Tucker end Helen C. T u ck e r/
his wife; G. Leverett and Jane
Doe Leverett, his wife, defend­
ants.
Notice is hereby given th a t by
E. D. VanMeter, Prop.
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL M
Notice of Annual School Meeting
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to ;
the legs) voters of School ,v ; ‘lT}et
So- 45
of **AS-n ington
County.
£ :ate of Oregon, th at the ANNUAL
SCHOOL MEETING of said district
wiu b« held a t High School Audi- '
torium ; to begin at the hour of
C „ h , .- .¡ « k r M „
th . t t W
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T h e First Essential
of a Modern H o m e - -
June, A D ., 1930.
This m eeting is called for the
purpose of electing one D irector to
serve for three year*, and one Clerk
to serve for one year, and the tra n ­
saction of busines* usual a t such a
meeting.
Dated this 17th day of May, 1930-
ATTEST:
F. W. Livermore, Jr.,
D istrict
C lerk.
L. R. De»r„ Chairman Board of
Director*.
e-24-25 :
but le approximately $2 a square inch
The old rate was *3.20 a square loch
The accompanying cut ehows the
group of lights, ca’led the "doughnut
light," which center Illumination on
a point on the picture or primed mat­
ter placed on a roller across from
them. This light beam Is reflected
from the picture or printed matter
into the photocell box behind the
light*. The “doughnut” le on a car
rlaga which move« across and back ln
front of the roller. After every trip
the carriage makes from one side to
the other, the roller turns ever so
slightly
As the spot of light from the
"doughnut" passes back and forth
th* lightness and darkness of the
points it touches change th* Inten­
sity ot the reflected beam The re­
flected beam produces electrical tm
pulses, which are amplified, sent by r e
dlo to a receiver Hundreds ot miles
away and ebanged by the receiver to
electrical Impulses again These elec-
trlcal Impulses cause a neon light to
glow at Intervals timed perfectly with
’«• beam of light reflected from the
Picture on the transm itter. The glow
of ’be neon light Is reproduced on
Photographic paper, placed In the
!ame position on a roller on the re­
ceiver th a t the original Is in on th*
tra n s m itte r. Thu* an exact duplicate
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h«,,.«. i... r - - — - ------------------ 1 of
Monday and was operated on for
sinus trouble, Wednesday. Mr. Van
Hom it g«ttinp along nicely *v la»»
Hi* wife
wif* and mether
meth« spent
report. Hia
a couple of days in Portland and
visited him a t the hospital.
Mrs. Erm a Taylor
Sparks of
Portland, a muaic teacher has formed
a class in piano instruction here and
gave her first lessons last Saturday.
Mrs. Sparks already has quite s
number of young folks in the class-
She has her headquarters in the
home of her sister-in-law , Mrs- Ro­
bert Pomeroy.
George Hawley, who has been ill
for some tim e, was removed to s
hospital in Hillsboro Tuesday, and
was operated on Wednesday. Mr.
Hawley is as comfortable as can
be expected a t this writing. Mr.
Hawley’s sister from Sherwood is
staying with her sister while her
brother is away.
*
virtue of an execution, judgm ent, SUMMONS FOR
PUBLICATION lO-’tl; receipt num ber Huyilt; *7 .'I: lev. Judge of the O r ni' i .
it ,,f
decree, and order ot sale, duly is­ IN PORHt'LOSUKR O F TAX LIE N . 13
I8T-; A pril «. ll»'.1«, r c e ip the Slate of O ,. r ..n. f r the C,,,.'.
sued out of and undei the seal of In the Circuit Court of the S tate of number 18.334; fit*.fat* twelve per ty of Washington, n I ad d order
the above entitled Court uated the
Oregon, for W ashington County, cent; tt»24; April «. If*»«; rr. ,dp p u mrile and d .t I
"nd d>v
9th day ot June.
1930, upon a
N. Anderson. P laintiff
number, 16,4ft»; *6.07: 1* ; : lUM. of April. 19 0. and ib d t ..f
judgm ent Hindered and entered in
*ra.
H ; April 8. ti» '0; receipt number, f.rst publication of thin l u r n i m t
said Court on the 9th day of June. I-e»ley P. Robinaon and Jan e Doe. 1972; f t . 14;
I f f - : C rtifl ate o Is the llth d iv f A I , I
i
1 Jill), in favor of John Frank, plain­
Roblnaon, his wife; W. A Sh»-- delltiouoncy for 1920; number lit« .,
All pro«#»# a id piper*
In th :
tiff, and against K 1- Tucker and
and M. A. Shaw, his wife; Bos »8.88; 1 "
T 'a t am ount due Au
proceeding may be served up n the
lle.en C- 'tu rn er, hia wife, of the
sie Lundt and John Doe I.limit, gust 6. 1927, *66.28.
undersigned, redding
within
thn
above named v.cfendanta, for the
her husband; S tark D ivis “C o n
Said Lesley I*. Robinson, as th# S tale of Oregon, at the address
sum of *16001», with interest th ere­
pan.v, a corporation; M rs. tie r owner of the legal title of the above hereinafter mentioned,
on since ¡September 16, 1929. at the
trude Redimid
and J >hn !>•>. described
property, as the same
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Htmip A
|>. I> Bump
rate of seven per cent per annum,
Redfte'd. her husba d
a I s
aptwara of ree l'd, and r a h of th • A ltorneya f.«r the n Vint Iff
and the fu rth er sum of *130.00 a t ­
all other persons or parties un other persons
rb n \# named
a r-
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to rn e y s fees, and the fu rth er sum
known claiming any right, title. h*rehy notified th a t N Anderson «
m ill, , 0 'o r
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of *3o.20 costa and disbursement#
•State lien or Interest in the rent will apply to the Clreult Court of '
. .
and the coat ot aaid sale mid aaiu
W M M k W . co m ,.„in , * . C j u .J ,
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', w o k .
w r.t, commanding and requiring me
h*r*in, <Wf«ndanU.
» deerto for*'Io«inir th«* lion Against
P at# <*f f.r»t publication, April
to make sale of all the following
To L*a'*v P. Robinson and Jan > th<’
above described
and
ùescnbe.1 real property situated in Doe Robinson, hia wife, ntso all "’""Honed in said c-rtlfV nte
And H , 1970.
Washington County. S tate of O re­ other persons o r parties unknow i F°n *r" hereby summoned to ep p rs-
Date of laut pubi lent ion June 13.
gon, to-wit:
claiming a n y
right title, .'»(ate. W,,H"
•|,<tv <**7* »H er the firs
IB I
All of Lot
Eight
(9) of
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lien or in te rrst in the reel rntiCr PuMirallon. , f th . summon*
ex —
described In the com p'aint herein «-•'’-Ive of the -l«y of said fir-t
Block Four (4) in the Town of
>V. K. I'KGG
Beaverton, County of W ashing­
of the eh«?\?e nsmed ilefem lants:
publication, and defend this actl --
ton, S tate of Oregon.
In the Name of the S tate of Ore or pay the am ount ’u a* ah v
UNDERTAKER and EMBAI.MEK
Now. therefore, by vinu« of sa.d r > " : You and each of y..u
ar • , hown
t o r r t ber with
coat* a n
execution, judgm ent, decree and or- hereby notified th a t N. Anderson.
. .
'Iraner l l u l l d lo .
dvr of sale, and in compliance vrith the holder of C ertificate of Delhi
»"*•
the demands of said w rit,
I will qwency numbered 1985, issued 0??
failure to do so, a d ervo will b
on Monday, Ju ly 14. 1930, at the the 90» day of April A. P 192*» rendered foreclosing 0 » ||en
Den verton lt«rl*i>r S ' o
hour of 10 o'clock a m. of said day. by the the T a t Collector of the M |d
und e . , t ,
| , t ,j,
r J STEVENS
PRO PR I' TOI
a t the E ast doer of the County Court County of W ashington. S tate of , ,
, ,
.bev,. named
House in the City
of Hillsboro, Oregon fo r the am ount of nine a i l
«A T IB FA fTIO N
. 111* It ANTE»- 1 >
Washington County, Oregon, sail at »»-»00 ($9.76) dollar*, the asm-
««mmona i. published by ...
public auction to the highest bidder being the am ount then due sml de der of the Honorable Geo. R. Ba* Heavrrton.
Oreffo
for cash in hand, all the right, U-
fo r the yea ----------------
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*io and int«r*st wh.ch th# #bov# ^ ^ 0 ,
with penalty, lnt#r
named defendanU, R. L. T ucktr and
and costs thereon upon the
Helen C. Tucker, his wife. G. Le- M»' P ^ P ^ V s»»o»«*'l to d fendan
verett and Jane Doe Leverett, hie
**■ Roblnaon. of wh ch d-
wife, or either or any of them, had Cendant Lesley P . Robinson la tho
in said real property above dee- o w r*r »» »PI*«™ "f
»Ituat-
crib c d o n th* date of the m ortgage •* ln W ashington County. S U 'e
belonging to the
plaint,If herein.
0 r * ^ n - ■"<* p%rttc«UHy 1-ound
namely. March 16. 1926, and all th*
»"d d" ^ 'b e d as follows, to -w it:
Th* N orth 210 feet of lot
right, title and interest which the
numbered S«S of Johnson E state
said w ithin named defendants, or
Addition to Peuverton ReedviUe
either or any of them, since have
M A TTER where your home I* K»-
Acreage, as per the duly re­
had or now have in and to th* above
^ ’ catcd, you can hav* plenty ot run-; g
corded
plat
thereof
on
file
In
described real property, to satisfy
water under preiaur* in kitch- x hathroori.
the office of the Recorder of
said execution.
judgment, decree
laundry, garage and garden wiihout b >ther
Conveyances of said county and
and order of sale,, interest and costs
or attention, and at extremely low coat.
state. Said described tract con­
and all accruing costs. Said sale
Paul Pumps are fully automatic, slier,«,
taining 1.476 acres
will be made subject to redemption
You are fu rth er notified th at the
self-oiling and will pump from deep or
as per statu te of th* State of Ore­
said N . Anderson has paid taxea on
shallow well, Uka or cistern. They may be
gon.
«aid premise« for prior or sub»o-
operated with electric pow rr or gasoline.
Dated this 9th day of June, 1930.
quena years with the rate r f in-
Come in today and let tu show y J.
. W. Connell. Sheriff of W ash-
on iaM .m eim ta a« follows:
ington County, Oregon (By C. C-
Year of 1918, d a’e paid. Apr.i
S V S r r M S
Follette, Deputy).
8, 1926; tax receipt number, I4.R83;
ro a r vat!*B bnc * nsuuiii . a a rc . CO, frnu r«,».. <—>—
Date of first publication, June 13.
am ount, *2.47; ra te of Interest, 12r9
1930.
l o r ^ a l e l i y ¿ 'o r in ti K lc c lf ic
Date of last publication, July 11, 1919; paid April 8. 1926; receipt
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w tr l> ,
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num ber. 14,697; »7.42; 12%: 1921,
1930.
M. B Bump, of Hillsboro, Oregon, P«id April 8, 1926; receipt number,
A ttorney for Plaintiff.
16,99«; »7.96; 12%: 1922; A pril 6,
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