IHK DEW KK ION r e v i e w
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 14, 1930.
o p e n in g b a s k e t b a l l
V~LO CA L
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Geo. T yler o f
Reedville
visitor in town Thursday.
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ing with his father, Mik* Welter.
M is. Conoly o f Eugene. form erly
o f Hesverton, is very ill at her home.
M rs. J . B. Jacks o f lloquiam
Wn. is visiting with her son Chas
Jack» and fam ily.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. M ckerehcr
and son George were dinner guests of
Mrs. K. S. Welsh on Sunday.
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E N I E K A I N S K l n A ! \ I S
SCHEDULED
There will he a>\ opening basket -
hall game at the high school gym .
Wednesday evening, November 19,
at 7:30. There has been a team com -
I posed o f form er high school stars
and others interested in this sport.
1 Coach K. Warren, foot tv» 11 roach at
the high school is coaching the team.
They are called Beaverton Town
i Team and will play the Kairvale
| Stars for their opening game. I.ynn
Hughes is manager fVir this orga n i-
j ration and those wishing to secure
dates or games are advised to in-
terview him.
M is. C . C . Beach and Mrs. W .
H . Kngelke visited with Mr. and
Mrs. James Binder at Oregon City, I
last week.
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and had very definite ideas » f what I culla uaing only tw<> pan» o f ivi re*
wer*
8»in g io se,-
llow ever, I
When a tree fall» across thè wlrv-«,
Ihere were few o f thè etheis who
must o f ua auppeaisl
that a crvw
evpeete,! to see apparaius
sending would have to travel along thè linea
ten different ami distinct message» till they came to the tree and in
ever one pair o f wins«.
| that way learn where tile lireuk was
W'hat is railed a "phantom eir
But not so Right there on one floor
cuit“ w u explained to us C a n i b el u l D m plant was » means of men
sure that We understand it but it ¡ »uring the length o f the win- yet
was a in un, o f making thn-»- cir
attached to their testing apiwiatus
This week’a meeting o f the Bea-
verton Kiwanis was one o f the most
interesting ever held by the club. In
s i ,>t
tin m n B r procedura» »
lunch with a short program follow -
ing held at Beaverton, thè club were
invite,) a» a body to visi! thè plant
o f thè Pacific Telephone and Tele '
graph Co. at Portland. H 1 Daven-
pori, a member o f our club, and an R
employee o f thè Portland company
was host and tn-atod us all to de-
1 ghtful refreshments after thè vtsit
through thè plant.
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J Sat. & Mon., Nov. 15 -1 7, Specials
mul they could hy ineans o f delicate ] "W irea, «Ire», w lreal"
Il Iliade u>
inai rumenta teli tu withln « few irei thlnk o f "Bontà, buoi» buoi», M-u
>>f w Ile le thè Iroulde was.
ini, up and down, only, o f ixiut'M*
One o f
our
party
excluimed. ' thè wtri>» were n*>t inoviitg
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MKS. HIM M ELS PASSES
R ) HER REWARD
Mrs.
A. H.
Dallmann
was called
We Have Fine Ones
t to Salem Wednesday by the serious
Myron
Gray and w ife arrived illness o f her mother. Mrs. Margaret
Wednesday evening for a short vis- Hummels, who was making her home
it with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. with her daughter who lives there.
l*oy Gray.
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Hummels had
passed away
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Destnger and before her daughter arrived, the fu
being held the last o f the
son Jimmy
Lee returned Sunday neral
from a several weeks' visit with re­ week. Mrs. Hummels has made her
home at different times with her
latives at Yakima. W'n.
NOTICE
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daughter. Mrs. Dallmann. who has
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Van block and
the sympathy o f her many friends
daughter
Kathryn
were
dinner
in this community.
Mrs. Dallmann
The R -hel Indies' Aid announces
guests o f Mr. and
Mrs. M. E.
returned home Saturday.
an old fashioned bazaar with on*
Underhill Friday evening.
o f the.r delicious Turkey dinners to
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Van Kleek MRS. STIPE HAS EAS-
“ . ¿ S L i t church.
e S r
and daughter Kathryn spent A r -
gregational
TER LILIES IN BLOOM
mistice
Day in Portland
at the
Claude Anderson home.
TOWN , u t r s
Mrs. Elmer Stipe has some beau­
A Citizen’ s Caucus will be held
Mr. and Mrs. Shunk
and son
tiful Easter lilies in bloom in her
at the Commercial Hotel. Monday
Delwin o f Nebraska are visiting with
backyard. There are tw o lilies tnai
night. November 17th, 1930. at 8:i>*>
Mr. Shunks parents and h:s sister.
are a perfect bloom, and several are
p.m.. to nominate town officers for
Mrs. Carl Wildeman.
budded ready to bloom. There are al­
the Town o f Bea vert on f,u the t i -
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. M cKorcher and so red roses and white roses in suing year:
son George
were dinner
guests bloom in the yard. One would think
tine Mayor to serve one year.
Wednesday evening at the G. A. spring was just opening instead o f
Tw o Councilmen to serve
xwo
Gilmore home in Portland.
just the beginning o f winter.
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DEIHiSITS
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Lemon \
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Beaverton Finance Oo. have rent­
ed the W alker
house at 2nd and
W alker Sts. to Mr. John Herriot,
the new manager o f the Union Oil
Company.
IS YOUR
BODY
ye*rs'
One
AC ID ?
Recorder Treasurer to serve
w wr iwnsjjw: norjmw i •«•iPMi'aiiw
35c
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jllict*, 2 d o z .
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D.itt-s, Nt-w Crop 2 ll>s-
FIG BARS,
2 lbs.
MILK, Burden’s
3 t ill cans
25i f
25c
25c
Koval Club C( >FFEK
$1.35
3 lbs.
1 lb. box fancy
Chocolatt-s
75c
Total Value
$2.10
Roth for
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$1.48
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one year.
j 1 'w o D e l i v e r i e s
D a ily :
10:30 A M. 3:00 I*. M.
Karl E. Fi<her.
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Many people seem to take a ra - I
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Chairman, ('itiren 's Committee. ; ( j
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ther mprhid delight in advising their
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friends that their bodies are acid and
Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Rohse are suffering from acidosis,
and sons. Thomas and David, visited
The term “ acidosis” is really a
with Mr. Rohse's brother, Mr. G. misnomer. It is use,! by the medical
J. Rohse and fam ily o f Vancouver, profession to indicate any condition
SCHtNIL D ISTR IC T No. 48
This original estimate shows in i arallel colum ns the unit costs ,.f the seicra l services, m ater­
W ash -
in which the body is less alkaline
ial and supplies for the three fiscal vears next p e d io -j the eurrent > :ir, the det iil exjwnditnres
Ladies o f the Pethel C on grega-
it should be: fo r if the body
fo r the last one o f -aid three preceding fiscal ye i
, and he I u Iget ollownnces and e\i>enditur»-'
tional Church are giving a Turkey became actually acid in the sllgntest
for six nv-nths o f the current year. ("S ix months ,
f the current year" means six months o f the
dinner at the church November 21. «kurree. death would result.
Inst school year.) See S,-c. 238. 1*>27 School I jiw - v
The lauies will serve from 6:30 p.m. ;
W'hat we eat
rather than how
This blank is not to be used in scho >| distric > . o f the third rlass.
until 7:30 p.m. There will be a pro- much we eat is what should be
gram at 8:00 o clock.
watched carefully.
Many o f our
EX PEN D IT I KKS
most valuable foods are acid-produc­
ing foods and although we need !
Expenditures and
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LITERARY SOCIETY
| them we must balance them by ea t- j
budget allowance
Expenditure, for three f.s-al
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o f alkaline-producing
for six months o f
T*»™ n*'*1 p r-celin g the
>i I L L C il\ L 1 K L K i K A M
foods such as green vegetables, fresh '
lust school year
last ,ch,a>l year
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fruit, and milk. Apples, milk, musk
IT E M
A variety program will be held melons oranges and potatoes hav,-
under the auspices o f the Hazeldale
found,
experimentally, to be
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Literary Society in the Hazeldale ver- efficient
in reducing acidity,
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schoolhouse on Saturday November Asparagus, beans, carrots, raisins.
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15th at 8 o ’clock. A very good p ro- “ ttuce- c« ler>'. and similar foods art-
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gram has been arranged, including a 1,0 among the alkaline producers.
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vocal selections by Melvin Beeler o f
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NOTICE
Beaverton, and Mary Gray, Portland; ,
(¿KNEKAL CONTROL
dances,
readings,
and
humorous
1. Personal service:
Itch and all skin irritations re-
songs by Piper B’ i II Gray o f Port-
b Superintendent ............................ $2.800 00 Î . %4).D0
$l.»T.ff0»00 $2.700.00
land; selections by the Laurel String beved quickly by using Brown's Skin
2. Clerk ...............
360.UO
i r»0.00
1*0(1.00
.100.00
Quartet composed <j£ Finis Brown. Ointment, $1.00 a jar. guaranteed.
3. stenographers and other o f -
Lee Brown. Mrs. Mullay, and Mr. -“ ample, 25c.
Krown s
Beaverton
fiee assis'ants .
r n ave»
42* J. 1
adv. c-50-tr
Philip; a skit by local talent. A d ­ Pharmacy.
•1. Compulsory education, census
50.oO
mission will be 25 cents, and chil­
2. Supolies
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75.00
dren, 10 cents.
3. Elections and publicity
7f>.00
107.0S
U 2 .ro
214.15
ters o f Union Veterans o f the Civil
4. Legal service (clerk s bond, au-
«lit. etc.) .......................
100.00
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8...00
DNi.no
DATE OF CONFERENCE day evening, November 21. in the
5. Other expense o f general control:
1. Printing and phones ...............
HAS BEEN CHANGED
o. O. F. Hall. Admission, 25c
250.00
D.Î.82
75.00
lKT.r,:,
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Refreshments and prizes. Everybody
•’>. Total Expense o f General Control $3,710.00
f 3,028.04 $3,004 02 $2.514.20
The date fo r the third quarterly welcome.
li INS I RI t TIO N — Supervision
conference o f the Evangelical chur s
1. Personal service:
ches in this district has been changed j
2. Principals
$1,350.00
or* o oo
0 .0 00
1,318).(N)
to this Saturday evening at 8 o’clock
3. Hourly Teacher
at the Kinton church. Piesiding eld |
Stenographers
and
other
office
is a doctor's Prescription for
assistants
er, Chester Paul Gates o f Portland r /-\i i v o
j t i n » rv » o i i p o
200 00
is to be presem and address the COLDS and HEADACHES
Kxj en.se o f Supervision
$1,250.00 $1,500.00 $1.300.00
$1.695.00
meeting. Members o f the other ch u r- It is the most speedy remedy known
III. INSTRUCTION— Teaching
ches in the district are most c o r - '
666 ALSO IN TA B LE TS
1. Personal service:
dially invited to be present. R em em - j
1. Teachers .........................................$ 22.520.00 $10 S2.50 $10,007.54! $21,765.00
ber the date, this Saturday evening, \
2. Supplies
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900.00
500.00
November 15. at 8 o'clock.
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3. Tex:bi>oks (desk copies and indi­
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gents
.in nn
50 IH!
19.32
VIRGINIA WIGHT EN-
$
Use(1 Wed*ewood
•5. Other expense o f teaching
75.37
90.00
150.74
T E R T A I NS CLUB
Smoo,htoP Gas Range
6. Total Expense o f Teaching ....$ 2 3 ,2 6 0 .0 0
$.’ 2,679 63 $ 2 i fr,m. 0 i $20.(8)9.12
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With Garbage Burner
IV. O PERATIO N O F PLAN T
M h * Virginia
W ight very plea­
S P E C IA L
1. Personal service:
santly entertained the memliers of
1. Janitors and other employes $3,150.00
1 .091.87 $1.120.00 $2.189.75
^$52.00
Circulating
Heater/
the
“ Famosa
Svirachi
Dramatic-
125.00
2. .Janitors’ supplies
300 00
392.86
196.43
Club” o f Hillsboro at her home last
at $45.00
f
500.00
•i- Fuel
1,100.00
678.0
1.556.03
W ednesday
evening.
There were 5
VERY
SP E C IA L
4. Light and power
265.00
200.00
1-1 81
359.62
Water
oo
twelve members present, Mrs. Ruth
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302.6 !
196.(8)
151.31
Harrison, principal o f Kinton school j L / C t n r r * y I l l C
8. Total Expense o f Operation
$4,600.88 $3,416 55 $3,072.70
was an invited guest for the eve- i
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REPAIRS
ning. A dainty lunch was served
1. R< pair and replacement o f fu m i-
during the evening.
$200.00
2*4.85
$789.71
turo and equipment
$800.00
2. Repair and maintenance o f build­
850.00
1.897.58
948.79
ing« and grounds
1. H oldin g
1,500.00
2. (irounds
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1,500J)0
1. T^tal FIxp«*nse o f
Maintenance
with the
»2.687.29 »2,667.68 $1,320.20
and Kepair« ......................................
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Safety Deposit Boxes
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RENT
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H A N K
OF H K A V K R T O N
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it i y o u r t u r . U t - wi11 n i u k c u n a l l o w u l i c e
u n j o u r o ld b u tle r y .
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You W ill Be Delighted
Happy Home Groceries
Kamberger's C onfectionery
TH E BEST
P LA C E
TO T R A D E
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For Xmas
M . M X ILIA R Y AGENCIES
1. Library:
1. Personal
service
(librarian,
etc.) .................................................
$430.00
2. Library books ............................
500.00
3. Transportation o f pupils:
1. Personal service ........................ 2 , 100.00
2. Supplies and other expenses . 1 , 100.00
3. Repair and r, pin awient o f bus­
ses .....................................................
6,000.00
5. Total Expense Auxiliary Agen­
cies ....................................................... $10,130.00
$75.00
$75.00
l III. C A PITA I, O U TLA Y S
2. New building-- ..................................
3. Alteration o f buildings (not re­
pairs) ...................................................
1. N 'w furniture and equipment
-r . A -essm enti for betterment*
f>. G’ ther Capital outlays:
7. Total
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2.
4.
6.
Capital Outlays
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TO TAL
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207.07
250.00
414 11
4,819.03
4,500.00
9,758.06
$584.56
$300.00
$10,172.20
$9,765.52
$5,136.13
$769.12
»769.12
$289.50
$201.50
$15.764.27 $15,000 00 $31,528.66
$500 00
290.83 .
3.857.12
531.75
) 56.1)7
3,345 50
800.00
175.00
471.37
600.00
$796.83
DEBT SE R V IC E
Principal on bonds ...................... $2,000.00
Principal on warrants .................
5.008.18
Interest on bonds ........................ 2.205.00
Interest on warrants ...................
125.00
Total Debt Service ........................ $9.3:8.18
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VH. FIX ED CHARGES
1. Insurance ...........................................
5. Total Fixed Charges .................
7K\
l a u x i i i i i i n i i i i i n i i i i i i i i u i i K D i i i i i i i a a
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Plumber
Now Sold By
$
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$58,045.01
520.81
35.71
520.81
1,102 50
7.674.25
1,063.50
812.14
V > • '¿X V
942.73
»41,521.17
$47585
1,041.61
71.48
$1,113.09
$586.42
$2,836.70
$88,771.42 $50,129.41 $36,869.49
I. F. W. Livermore, Jr., do hereby certify that the above estimate o f expenditures for the yenr
P ’30 1931 was prepared by me and that the expenditures anil budget allowance for six months o f
he - urrent year and the expenditures for the three fisr al years next preceding the current
'e a r as shown above have been compiled from th e records in mv charge and are true and correct
copies thereof.
F. W. Livermore, Jr., D istrict Clerk.
Friday. Saturday, Sunday
November 14. 15. I»
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