TH R H K A V K R IO N REVIEW
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i
Negro rookie: “ Ah'il like to have
Masaroff had been robbed of Ida pa­
a new pair of shoes, Sah.”
m h o m e p o in t e r s
lier* as well as his money and valu
Sergeant: “ Are your shoes worn
abb's, I thought It my duty to come
Ollt
Try “ Boiling In Oil to Make”
here
et
once
and
tell
what
I
knew.“
Issued E m / Friday at Beaverton,
Negro Rookie: “ Worn out! Man,
Luscious Cool-Weather Foods
"Much obliged to you. I'm sure, Mr.
Oregon,
the bottoms of mah shoes are so
“ Boiling in o il'’ used to be con
IVallethwalte,”
(he coroner auld
TH K REV IK W PU B LIS H IN G CO sidered the very height o f torture,
thin Ah ran step on a dime and
“ Now, according to you the deceased
tell wlwther its heads ur tails."
reserved for those who had commit­
man carried off thl* will In hla pocket.
F R ID A Y , NOVEMBER 14, 1930
ted the worst o f misdeeds. But that
It appear* from the evidence that
was in the outside world, and re­
everything he had on hltu money,
ferred to the treatment of humans.
valuables, papers wus stolen, most
Entered u second class matter In the cookery world “ boiling and
likely by the murderer or murderers:
December 9, 1922, at the postoffie* baking in oil” — which is known as
presumably the util has gone with Uni
at Beaverton, Oregon
umh-r the deep-fat frying is one of the kind
rest.
However. It's something to
Act of March 3, 1879.
kuow that such a document was In
eat and most successful of treatments
existence. You say he told you he was
for
vegetables and doughs.
They
a wealthy man. Did hs say how
J 11. Hulett . . Business Manager issue from the hot fat tender and
wealthy?”
succulent, all puffed-up in the pride
H,'«v e llu t i
lleliok-
"Yea.
lie told me he was worth
of their brown excellence!
IIb
Lnilgo
N o .
The Hasinra* Side of Hecreatiou
about eight hundred thousand pounds.”
Once upon a time, tpo. some of
?48 m eets
firs t
Listening in on the radio a tea us objected to deep-fat frying be
Tli* coroner leaned back lu Ills
«m l th ird
i ’uaa-
nights ago we learned that the first cause we had the idea it was too
cliulr, put tbe Ups of his fingers to
«lu v e v e n in g »
at
death you are Inquiring had such a getlier. and looked round the court.
He
said,
addressing
the
coroner.
“
I
broadcast was made just 10 years difficult.
too costly.
too "sm elly”
7 in P M m Ilia
ago. Ten years! And what many or the results indigestible. We know wish to make in application to you cast—a squint—In his left eys, sir," Then he turned again to the witness.
I. O. O. F. Hall Mrs Marjorie Ln-
folks derided as merely a plaything, better now. I f we use one o f the on behalf of my client. Mr*. Klphln- he remarked, “ lie also had a birth­
“ I think we’ll trouble you to read
wls. Secretary, Mrs. Mary J. Ware,
mark,
In
the
form
of
a
brown
mole,
stone.
of
Marrasdale
tower.
To
sup­
something that would never have any modern cooking oils, made from the
that draft, Mr. I'ostlelhwalte," he
N G
p tf
commercial value ia now one of our pure heart of the corn, not only will port tt, 1 shall have— very briefly—to or blemish, on hla right forearm. said, quietly.
industrial giants. Even the govern* the guess be removal but a large refer to some past history. Mra That, however. Is not an uncommon
I’oatletliuulte rend aiiibUt a dead
VTI’OIO II.VRHKR SUOI*
ment enumerated them in the cen­ part of the work as well. The ex­ Elphtnstone as Miss Jean Linton, was mark. I believe, and I don't attach alloue* :
I t l ’ ll U ’ l ( l l l l l t il
Hut I am
sus. Some day the romance o f radio pense ceases to be a major item, married, some twenty-three or four great Importance to I t
“ This la the lust ulti of tue, Sulim
FIR S T CLASS WORK
will be written; the stories of such for the oil does not absorb the odor years ago, to a Mr Andrew Merchtson, strongly convinced that further proof Mazaroff. of the Hotel recti. Loudon.
„ ,r
„
A T R E ASO N AB LE PRICKS
of
the
Identity
of
the
deceased
as
who
formerly
had
some
connection
men like Paul Crossley who was nor taste of the food« previously
In tbe county of ............ x and of
1
" ¡ ,m h Srhooi’ 11
Andrew Merchlaoa will be found, and W i Purling street, r .p e Town. South
with this neighborhood. The marriage
Superintendent
K. II. VsnMeler. Prop.
an engineer and who after repea tec used and may be used over and over
was not a success, and to put matters I should suggest—“
Africa. I devise and bequeath all my I
m
"«rs h lp -N e r
requests from his son to build a again, by simply cooling, after use.
"There need be no doubt about It 1“
plainly, Merchtson. within a compar­
estate and effect*, real and personal. ,m,n' ' “ u* ” * 1 onvictions
small crystal sell did finally take a and straining through a sieve.
atively short time and after making exclaimed a sudden voice from the
tl:3l) p.m. Senior ami Junior ( ’.
F. W. MIKIIOI*
which 1 may die possessed of or en­
few evenings olT and made his boy
With such an oil. there is no smoke due provision for his wife, deserted spectators. 'T h e man was Andrew
E.
titled
to
unto
Mervyn
llolt.
of
5.">0*
the plaything he desired. How Cross- — so there won't be any smells to her, and. It was believed, went off to Merchtson 1“
PLU
M
B IN G and H E A TIN G
7:30 p.m Evening Worship. Ser
Jermyii street, London, absolutely,
ley became interested in the new spoil that dainty atmosphere o f your tbe Fast
I knew whose voice that was before
Right months after he had
nmn, “ God's Living Epistles.”
Hurdu
arc. I'uinta
and
1
hereby
appoint
the
said
Mervyn
contraption while making this play front hall, or cling in your own
I looked round Old Mr. Ilasaendcane,
The services will tie conducted t>y
llolt sole executor of this my wMI and
set and dropped his regular engin­ curly locks. The finished product, gone. Mrs. Merehlaon had a daughter whom I had noticed when Crole and
•‘honr. 200.1
Itffivrrtok
Rev. Geo. N. Mugwood.
—the young lady whV'tn you now see
I revoke all former wills and codicils.”
eering work and plunged into the unlike the heavy foods o f old, will
here. Miss Shelia Mervtilson. Meichl- I entered the room, hud rlaen from
This
was
all.
Hut
I
was
suddenly
field which he visioned would em­ be quite digestible, for the fat used
son was never heard of again until his seat, and was smlllug Infortulugly conscious that all eyes bad turned
M .K. CHURCH
ploy thousand o f people and return is a natural product, and one readily
some years later, when Mrs. Merrill- at the coroner.
from the witness to tue.
to the pioneers and developers of assimilated.
“ Mrs. Elphinstone can’t be positive,
son received Dews that he had been
The first thing that I was accurate­
J. J Patton. Minister
this great invention millions in pro­
WE SO LIC IT YOUR PA TR O N A G E
It ’s no secret, knowing how to drowned off Mombasa, on the East 1 may as well auy that I sm I I knew
ly conscious of after the crushing
The Hilde aeho >1 meets ut III a
fits.
A ll o f which is surprisingly fry in deep-fat. There are few rules;
Andrew
Merchlson
well
enough
In
the
African coast, while on a voyage from
shock of the York solicitor's announce­ m. The school is doing good work
I r » i i llro ther*. I'ro p rU tn r«
true today.
The frying kettle should be heavy Bombay to Durban. From that time old days when he used to come here,
ment was Proles voice, close to my in strengthening the life of adults
And now we read o f the minis- . and of sufficient size.
half-filled
forward Mrs. Merchlsuo believed her- ! und afterward when he was a young
ea r.
and fortifying the wills o f the young
ture g o lf
craze, the sport which with the oil. A fryin g basket is a self s widow, and In due course she man—1 knew him. too. after he'd mar
“ Keep quiet. Holt I" be was whisper­ people to withstand the sure temp
vaudeville actors, the comic strip great help, and a frvin g thermome­ married again, and became Mrs. , rted Miss Linton, now Mrs Elphlti-
MARKS & SON
ing Intently. “ Keep quiet -calm I”
tations of life. The increase in at
and the funny guys have made ter comes in handy, though the bread Elphinstone. Now 1 come to the cause ( stone. And tuy memory for faces Is
1 don't think I did more than hear tendance ia very encouraging to the
R ESTAU R A NT
and boosted
into
prominence and test is quite as successful. When and reason of ray application. Yester­ remarkably keen, and I recognized
film— I wus watrhlDg (be coroner, officers and teachers in the school. MEALS
SHORT ORDER
hltu
easily
enough
when
1
saw
him
the
success. Thousands of them every­ the fat is hot. toss in a small piece day, Mrs. Elphinstone was visited by
feeling, uow, (list he. somehow, cry*-
t't y ara. Tobacco*
Public
worship
ami
pulpit
tiles
other
night.
Andrew
Merchlson.
with­
where;
millions invested; employ- J of bread, timing the browning pro­ two gentlemeu now present, who have, j
tnllm l In lilmself all that (tie various
Confc-tionii. Soft Ihhtk*
sages ut 11:15 a m. and 7:3« p.m
ment given to other thousands ms- ! cess.
I f the hot fat browns
tne I understand. Just given evidence— out doubt!“
people In tlint room were thinking and
—
\\ «ffcim Sf
Morning subject, "Tim Bible Mean- ' ’nil«' Util*
king equipment and in their main­ bread in the required number o f se­ Mr. Uolt and Mr. Crole. On the luvt- 1 “ Where did you see this man, Mr.
wondering.
|
ing
o
f
laist."
Kvenit
g
subject,
Ilasaendeuue?"
Interrupted
the
cor­
tenance and operation. Probably min- ; conds for the particular food you tatlou of Mr. Crole. Ur. Uolt In- |
(Continued Next Week)
| "Finding God in Christ."
iature go lf will prove a fad; yoc are to cook, you can proceed. Here formed Mrs. Elphinstone that on the oner.
Itoavorton Harbor Shop
“
I
saw
him
the
night
on
which
he
The 1-adies' Aid meet* for work
can recall how the original pastime is a table for use in the bread test. second evening after he and Mr. Maxa-
evidently met tils death,” replied the
I Wednesday at I p.m.
was called a “ rich man's game” and
Bread test
G. J STEVENS, PROPRIETOR
old gentleman. “ It was In Blrtislde
Annual Fire Coat Set
The public is cordially invited to
would never become popular with the
FOOD
Deg. F. seconds
village street, near my house.”
all
services
of
the
church
masses.
at $10 Per Capita
S A T IS F A C T IO N
GUARANTEED
40
Codfish balls ............. .3 8 5
“ And you are quite positive on this
There is one phase o f the amuse­ Smelts and other fish ..375
A totul personal fire tax of ten dol­
60
matter of Identity?“
St. ('wt'lia Church
ment and recreation industry which Oysters ...................... . .390
lars Is annually levied upon every
30
“ I am absolutely positive I The
AUBREY 1. FI.KTt HER
has always interested us— the grow ­ Croquettes .................
man, woiunu and child In this country,
40
tnan was Andrew Merchlson, whatever
\ttnrnr> ut-l.aw,
tti*n vrrt«»n, O ff
L
‘ï
t
.
r
p
i
i
F
<
says
the
llollaud
Institute
of
Theiot­
ing number o f leisure hours and days French
Sumía
y
Ms
i
ill.,
10:1«.
40
Fried Potatoes,
he may have called himself of recent
ology of Holland. Mich. This tax I* \ a m.
our people are securing, a result
OfHcr with Beaverton Bénitv (*o.
years”
20
other vegetables .. -.395
based on un annual per capita lire i Sunday Christian IbH’trine. 8:30 Spremi ut!« ntton given to c«»m mereiai *
largely of our industrial system, snu Fritters ...................... . .375
The coroner glanced at tbe solicitors
60
loss of $5. a lid (he coat of fire protec­ ami., and 9:30 a.in.
•vvimnt*. fohvryanritif, reni property
the corresponding necessity for lo­ Doughnuts, Crullers .. -.375
gathered about tbe table at the head
60
tion lu a similar amount.
Mini the ne tti t t u r n i o f rf t t t t r A .
cal communities to provide the right
Saturday Confession: 3:30 p m ,
of which he sat.
According to the Institute, the man 4 30 p.m., 7:3o p.m., und 9:1«) pin
type o f amusements fo r the people
“ I think we had better adjourn for
Re member that fryin g food cools
in their districts i f they would hold the oil, so let it get thoroughly hot
a fortnight?” he aald. "During that In tbe sire«-! Is Indifferent to fire pro- I Weekday Mass, 8:20 a m.
ventlon In general terms, beenuse lie j
W. K. l*K(i(s
these people at home and keep their after each frying.
time—”
business.
Just then a policeman opened the does not realize that fire loss at soma I
Nazarene Church
U
N
D
E
R
T
AKER
and EMBAI. MER
door of the room, ushering In a young, distant point actually costs him some- I
French Fried Onions
thing.
The
ten-dollar
per
capita
apectncled man. The coroner paused
Grange Building
—
Itraverl o-
W. R. Tait, I'sator
1 cup flour
M IC K IE S A Y S —
charge, however. It distributed with a I
and glanced Inquiringly at him.
Regular Sunday services at 11:00
ts teaspoon salt
Now that the little Austin is with
fair
degree
of
accuracy.
It
Is
ho
In-
|
The uewconicr pulled out a card-
am . ami 7:30 p.m. Sunday school
2-3 cup water
us— all big cars are being equipped
Phone 0411
case and. advancing to the head of the direct tux that ts Included In the prlru ! at 9:45 a m. Young People's Meeting
3
tblsps.
cooking
oil
with “ FBt” guns.
of each of tbe thousand and-one cum- I
table,
whispered
a
few
words
In
the
JOE KK.MMKR
1
egg
white
C:30
p.m.
Next
Wednesday
at
7:30
When found robbing the cash box
coroner's ear. 1 saw a look of some­ ■nudities which go through tbe regu- j
For any Kind of Wood
p.m., the monthly Missionary meet
10 to 12 large onions
in a fish store, be nonchalant— smoke
thing between surprise and perplexity tar channels of trade.
Limb WisiJ Cut to Order
ing o f the W. F M
S. w ill !«•
Milk
a herring.
Citing
wool
as
un
example,
the
In­
cross tbe coroner's face
Mix and sift dry ingredients. Add
combined with the Prayer and Praise
Adv. c ” r .tf
That the huddle system in foot­
“ We seem to be dealing with a stitute points out that It Is Insured In
water,
beat
smooth;
add
oil.
Fold
service. This monthly meeting is
ball was devised by a coach who
strangely mysterious mutter, quite the warehouse. In (runsll. In factory
drawing a crowd. A month ago,
saw some Scotchmen lighting their in stiffly beaten egg white. Slice
apart from the death," he remarked. or lallor shop, and uguln In the retail
A. h. HANSON
oniona one-eighth inch thick. Sep
pipes.
“ This gentleman” —he glanced at the store. This cost ta passed on to the when Miss Watta spoke on China.
WOOD and CO AL
!
more
than
the
usual
nunilier
were
uttlmute
consumer.
Likewise,
fire
In the game it’s G R IT — in spin­ arate into rings. Soak in milk to
card—“ Mr.
Stephen
Posllethwatte.
Cord W imh I or Slab any length
cover one hour. Drain and dry, dip
ach. it’s terrible.
solicitor, from York—tells me that losses uncovered by Insurance must present and we are looking for a
any kind
The dimmest lights have the most in batter and fry in deep fat 395
he saw accounts o f this case In the come out of profits or tie covered by larger attendance next Wednesday.
degress F ., until light brown. Drain
Phone CIBI
scandal power.
papers yesterday, and has hurried here operating coats, all of which are rep­ A good program is being arrunged Prompt Delivery
on soft paper.
Weathertoy Lost No T im s In Lsttln g to give some Information. I suppose resented In the price pah! by con­ which will !«• interesting und pro
titable A cordial wrlrome to all.
sumers.
the A uthorities Know W hy H s and we'd better have It now?”
Tutti: "W here do all the bugs go
FIR WOOD
Speedy Doughnuts
Public Indifference to fire preven­
H is Party W a rs There.
Mr. Poatlethwalte formally described
in the winter tim e?”
1 egg
f ir s t
GROWTH
tion would tie replaced by a lively In­
Kintmi
Church
himself
as
a
solicitor.
He
produced
a
Frutti: “ You can search me.”
IA* tblsps. corn oil
roff arrived here at the Woodcock, diary, and exhibited an entry which terest In wuys ami uieuns for prevent­
All l-engtha
Prompt Delivery
Mr. Mazaroff told him that though he recorded a call from Mr. Sulim Maza­ ing fires everywhere, says the ling-
V cup sugar
Service* at Kinton church Sun
JOHNNY
DAVIS
bad a perfect right to tbe name he roff.
% cup milk
tute. If on some “ blue Monday" s col­ «lay will he as follows: Bible school
N O T IC E OF TO W N
CAUCUS
l.’ E AVERTO N
-:-
OREGON
was now known by, having legally
lector
called
upon
the
timid
of
the
uv-
3 teaspoons baking powder
at 10 o'clock in the morning followed
“ Mr. Xlnzaroff,” he continued, “ who
Notice is hereby given that the
4 cups pastry flour or 3 cups adopted It tome years ago, he ivas In was a total stranger to me. Intro­ truge family of five and demanded a by preaching
by
the
pastor.
Rev
Town Caucus for the Town of Bea­
bread
uour and 14 cup corn reality the Andrew Merchlson who duced himself us staying In York for check for $50. representing the $10 W. E. Simpson at 11 o'clock. Every
Phone Sam Graff at Scholl'*
verton will be held at the old audi­
had married Miss Jean Linton, and a few days at the North Eastern hotel, ihure of each lu the uuthm's fire coat.
starch
one is invited to attend these ser
FOR CORD WOOD
torium at Beaverton High School,
had left her. I need hardly say. sir, lie then Informed me that be was a
A* teaspoon nutmeg
vices.
No. | Old Growth
Monday evening, November 17, 1930
that this Is a very serious matter for very wealthy man; that he had made
X teaspoon salt
Four beacon lights between Port
at 8:00 p.m. for the purpose of
4-foot,
$11.50
a cord $11.25 a load
my
client,
and
I
think
It
will
be
well
Beat egg well, stir in oil and add
his money In various trading concern* land and The Dalles are now in i I
HOMK POINTERS
nominating officers to fill the fo l­ sugar. Stir in one-fourth cup milk for all parties If Mrs. Elphinstone Is
The Number Is Scholls 0710
In the East, and lately In extensive ! operation for night plane flying.
I U ------------------------
.4
lowing named positions;
and beat with egg beater one minute. allowed to view the body of this dead diamond dealings In South Africa;
Cheese Balts
One Mayor to serve one year.
man.
In
order
that
she
may
see
If
she
Sift
dry ingredients together and
that he had now retired from all this,
1 % cups gratni cheese
Two Councilman to serve 2 years. add alternately with rest of milk to can recognize It as that of Andrew had realized his various properties,
MICKIE SAY3—
1 tblsp. cornstarch
One Recorder-Treasurer to serve make soft dough. Add more flour if Merchlson.”
and lodged all the proceeds In cash at
V4 teaspoon salt
one year.
“That seems, obviously, the very hla London bnnk, the Imperial Hank­
necessary. Roll out one-fourth inch
TV 1C MAM WHO WAM1Ç fllTWCSS
Cayenne
Dated at Beaverton, Oregon, N o v­ thick on slightly floured board; cut thing to do,” agreed tbe coroner. ing Corporation of South Africa, pend­
« o r POESuir AOVlffnse
3 egg whites
ember 7, 1930.
I on Real Estate. l.ow inter-
you’ll
accompany your ing Investment In this country. Then
IS MO MORC APT TO SUCCEED
with doughnut cutter, fry in deep "Perhaps
Cracker dust
client,
Mr.
Wetherby?"
Otto Erickson, Mayor.
In a rather Jocular fashion he re­
THAU THE FELLER WHO WAbflS
oil, hot enough to brown a piece of
est rosi, repayment privi-
Mix cheese with corn starch, salt
There was considerable hushed ex­ marked that up to then, as he had no
Frank Dietsch, Recorder.
c49-50 bread in sixty seconds 375 degrees
T O M A R jîV TH E G l « ! . , «U T
and
cayenne.
BeiU
whites
o
f
eggs
citement in that room during the ab­ children, and no relations, be had
| lejjes.
Write for detail«.
DOESKTT TEU. HER.
F. Drain well on soft paper and
until stiff and add to first mixture.
sence of Mrs. Elphinstone and her never made a will, but he now desired
sprinkle with powdered sugar just
Shape in small tails, roll in cracker
solicitor.
Some of the older folk to do so. He produced a sheet of
N O TIC E OF C IT Y ELEC TIO N
WASHINGTON
before serving.
dust, fry in deep fat, 395 degrees
amongst the spectators whispered— paper on which he had written out his
Notice is hereby given that the
Saving« K Loan Atom.
F., and drain on soft brown paper.
the name Merchlson had evidently
regular
Annual Election
fo r the
wishes, handed it to me, and asked
Fruity Fritters
Serve with salad.
roused sleeping memories.
Town o f Beaverton w ill be held at
If
1
could
put
It
Into
shipshape
form.
1 egg
Sliutc MMg.
I lillshnro. Ore
When Mrs. Elphinstone, followed by I told him I would have the will pre­
the City Hall. Beaverton, Oregon,
X tablespoon cooking oil
I We Print Butter Wrappers.
Wetherby. reappeared, at the coroner's pared for him, and be was to call and
Tuesday. December 2, 1930, between
2-3 cup milk
TH E BEAVERTO N REVIEW
suggestion, she went Into the witness execute It at any time after three
the hours o f One o’clock, and Seven
- 4
1^4 cups pastry flour
box and gave evidence. It compressed o’clock that afternoon. He returned
o’clock p.m. to elect the following
1
tablespoon
sugar
itself
Into this— she could
not to my office at half past three, when
officers:
% teaspoon salt
Identify the dead man as Andrew
the will was ready for his signature.
One Mayor to serve one year.
Sliced fruit
(bananas, apples, or Merchlson. Had the features remained He duly appended that and carried
I’ FIONE B EAVERTO N 3603
Resilience Phone. SA02
Tw o
Councilmen to serve
two
pineapple)
unmolested, she said calmly, she might the will off with him. It was not until
years.
Beat egg slightly, stir in oil. Add have done so, but as things were— Im­ some days later that I found that 1
One Recorder-Treasurer to serve
milk. S ift dry ingredients and stir possible!
had omitted to give him his own
one year.
| i * *
Add fruit slices
Crole, In his professional capacity, original draft, which I found lying
The following named persons have liquid into them.
been selected by the City Council to and drop by spoonsful into deep fat. rose to ask Mrs. Elphinstone a ques­ amongst some papers on my desk. I
heated to about 375 degrees F. Fry tion.
went round to the North Eastern
act as judges
and clerks
o f the
until golden brown. Drain on soft
“ Mrs. Elphinstone,” he said, “ had hotel with It, myself, but learned then
above election;
paper. Sprinkle with powdered sugar Andrew Merchlson a cast In his left
that Mr. Mazaroff und his friend Mr.
Judges: C. E. Hedge, Fannie Stock
and serve warm with butterscotch eye.”
llolt had left for Durham and the
ami Mabel Alexander.
syrup.
“ Certainly, he bad,“ she replied. north, leaving no address. I therefore
Clerks: Anna Hyland, and Mrs.
locked up the draft Yesterday I read
“ A decided one I”
Carrie Summers.
Isobel MrPhail, 4, traveled alone
In the newspapers the various ac­
Crole turned to the coroner.
Dated at Beaverton. Oregon, this from Seattle to join her grand­
“ Numerous witnesses can prove that counts of what had happened here,
sixth day o f November, 1930.
mother in Springbum, Scotland.
the unfortunate gentleman Into whose and as I particularly noticed that Mr.
Otto Erickson, Mayor.
Frank Dietsch, Recorder.
Beaverton Review
Mazaroff
& m Mystery
fC H U llC II 1
ANNOIINCIMNTS
B U S IN E S S
1)1 H E C T O R Y
Itcaverton Lumlirr Co.
ìé m
t
,
LOANS
j
HAY, GRAIN, AND FEED
T u lip s a n d
Daffodil B u lb s for fall
p la n tin g
CHARLES BERTHOLD
H a y , G ra in , Feed, P o u ltr y S u p p lie r
DIVOT DIGGERS— He Takes No Chance*
N O TIC E TO CREDITORS
NO TICE IS H EREB Y G IV E N that
the undersigned by an order o f the
County Court of Washington Coun-
■y, State of Oregon, duly made and
■ ntered on the 14th day o f October
1930, was duly appointed Adm in-
stratrix o f the estate o f Wilhelm
lerff, late o f Beaverton, Oregon,
deceased, and has qualified as such
A ll persons having claims against
aid estate are hereby notified to
present the same, duly verified as
required by law, at the office o f A.
L. Fletcher in the Town o f Beaver­
ton,
Washington
County, <>egon,
within six months from the date of
this notice, to wit: October 24th,
1930.
Gertrude Redfield. Administratrix
o f the estate o f Wilhelm Serff
A. L. Fletcher, Attorney for said
Estate, Beaverton, Oregon.