THE MCAVKRrON REVIEW
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY IS. 193J.
NORTHWEST TO HEAR
BY CHICAGO STARS
Civic Opera W ill Give Four
Performance« in
Portland.
Opera lover« of the Pacific North
west wilt have an opportunity to hour
the world'* greatest artist* «‘lien the
Chicago Civic Opera Company ret urns
to Portland for four performances
March 12 to 14 for the first time In
three year*. Three evening perform
ances and a Saturday matinee are
scheduled In the Public Auditorium.
Portland.
The Chicagoans bring a number of
old favorites to the Pacific Northwest
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Tito Schipa as Edgardo
In Lucia di Lammermoor
Chicago Civic Opera Company
this season, and also several outstand
ing artists who have never been heard
In the Northwest. Among the former
are Claudia Muzio, Richard Itoneill.
Cesnre Formlchl. Antonio Cortis and
«'harles Marshall. New voice* Include
Tito Sclnpa. Margherita Salvt, Friila
ladder, Maria Olszewska. Alexander
Kipnis and John Charles Thomas
The four works to be presented are
“ I ji Traviata." with which Uie en
gagement will open : “l>ie Walk were."
on the second n i g h t “ Lucia dl Ijim-
tneruioor" for the matinee perforui-
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died" formed the chief diversion of
DOLLAR DAY” RAIL
are now being received by Hal M.
the evening. Mrs. Itays hud high
Aloha-tluluT
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score for the evening, and Mr*.
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The ca*t of "l.a Traviata." one of
Harry J. Wright, Jr . had low. !>e
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Verdi'* most popular opera*, will In
liciou* refreshments were served at
That public benefactor, the “ dol
clude Claudia Muzio ns Violetta,
found its way Portland, were Sunday dinner guests the dose of the evening
which she sang at the production* of lar day" sale, has
into
railroading!
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E.
the opera during the past season In
1'OUKT h o u s e i t e m s '
Marking an
innovation in this C . MoElroy.
Chicago.
Tito Scltipa. world re
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nowned lyric tenor, will be heard as field, the Southern Pacific Company
Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler Beam*
tlRHKRS C.IVKN
Alfredo, and John Charles Thomas a* has announced plans for widespread made a motor trip to Monmouth and
Orders have been given In the
Clermont.
Roberto Moransonl will "bargain" sales of round trip tran
return. Monday.
following cases by Circuit
Judge
sportation. scheduled for two sue
conduct.
Mis. E. McKlrcy was a luncheon
"I ji Traviata" Is the Immortal story, cessive Friday*. February 20. and 2?, guest Tuesday at the hum* of Mr. Rag ley:
Roy Chubb vs. R. A Keller, judg
written by I Mimas, fils, around the life with fares approximating a “ cent ami Mrs. Joe Bush.
nient order.
of n high minded Parisian courtesan a mile".
State Highway Commission
v*.
he had known, who really had charm 1 The extraordinary otfer in the in- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weaver en
tertained Mr. and Mis. Clack, of I Violet M. Kirschner et al,
ills
amt a tender heart, and who died In l terest of promoting travel will *p
missed.
ply over all the company's Pacific Portland, Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. (Sanford Rogers vis
Oavid Storey el al v*. W
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Lines, extending from Portland to
l El IN*so and from San Francisco to ited Monday evening at the M E Crosby et a I, confirmation sale
Ogden, it was made known here oy Underhill home at Beaverton.
Josephine Van l.oo et al vs. The
C. E. Allen, station agent for the
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Benjamin or!ore Van Loo et al: confirmation
railroad.
were week end guests at the Frank of land* on partition.
Providing for travel on all trains, Haunt home at -Mountatndale.
Albert E. Berwick vs. Mary K
both coach and Pullman, the Friday
Mr. and Mr*. Andrew Oenholm, Berwick, decree of divorce.
"dollar day“ tickets will he good of Portland, visited Sunday with
Frank Vandehcy vs. Oscar John
for four days from the ilate of friends in Aloha and Beaverton.
sen, judgment order
sale, Mr. Allen stated The return
State o f Oregon v*. A. J. Olrich.
Mrs. E. C. Lange and Mrs. Ed
limit will be the following Tues
Linde, of Portland, were luncheon dismissed.
day midnight.
J A. Wunderlich vs. M. J. and
guests Wednesday at the Joe b\ish
The reductions to be offered. Mr. home.
II. W. Hunt, default and judgment
Allen
declared, rival
the "price
order.
slashes" in the field of niervhan- ■ Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Thompson
Seaside National Itank vs. H. W
entertained
fr.eads
Saturday
eve
dising He said:
Henderson nt al, ilefault and judg
‘‘Railroad officials have watched ning with a rani party. The eve ment order.
the growth of the Hollar Hay sale, ning was greatly enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. J . T . York, and tKe
and we now believe that application
k in k s
an it p a r o l e s
two Bowman brothers, were Sun
of the idea to passenger transporta
Vivian Noyes arrested for latlng
tion will be o f marked advantage day dinner guests o f Mr. and Mr*.
drunk
on highwny. plead guilty,
to those interested in travel econ Frank Haunt, at their home a t
fined
$300
and 6 months in jail;
Mountaindale.
omy.
! paroled on payment of $250.
Charles Marshall as Canio
A number of friends spent Sat -
“ Southern Pacific feels that trav
T. H. A cuff; plead guilty to the
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el bargains will be just as accep urday evening at the Jesse Hays
Chicago Civic Opera Company
table to the buyer as merchandise home, honoring the birthday anni
COOD
the midst i f an auction of her house bargains, and for that reason we versary of Mr. Hays. “ Five hun
hold furniture.
lu tiie opera she have decided to make this novel
THINGS
For Sale— Work shirts at 1 overalls
le ji.s the life of dissolution, to retire experiment."
TO
On the hasis of . approximately
for both men and boy». Boyd's
into a quiet suburb of Paris with a
Variety Store.
adv
young man of good family who Is In one cent a mile, it was pointed out
EAT
luxe with her. itut the young man's that the fare from Beaverton to
Kam
berger’s
Confectionery
father Intervene* In the Interest of Tillamook for example, will be a-
against
the usual
his family's reputation; and Violetta bout |2.83. as
SEALY MATTRESS
finally agrees to pretend that *h# no fare of 18.44 for the round trip'
RHEUMATISM Nt* JOKE
longer hues Alfredo, for otherwise
SPECIAL
Suffered terribly five years. |
she knows lie will never give her no.
Horses wanted.
We pay highest
WE HAVE GENUINE SEALY
I unable to walk. Two trips to [
prices and pick up yiujr old and
H ot
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worthless horses. Call Broadway
spending over ten
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IN STtX’K
3167 or write P. O. box 2088. Port
| dollar* without relief. Then like 1
land.
adv. p ll-1 2
miracle wa* healed. Make* no
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a offerer Write Dept C I. Boa
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charge of being drunk on highway,
fined $100, paroled on payment ot
$50.
executors without bonds, according
to an order signed by County Judge
Livermore.
CIRCUIT COURT SUITS Ell El*
Maggie M Pringle v*. John .la
cubsoii: Mortgage foreclosure
Carrie Hoffman v». A. M. Crnpp
ton. executor.
MARKIAOR LICENSER
II L. Susbiiuer,
Cornelius, snd
Kavllla M Hesniet. Hillsboro, lit 4.
The la st Will and Testament of
A. V IVnney ha» Iwen admitted to
prolate: lettera Testamentary have
been issued to M. Kenneth Penney,
ami W. Rex IVnney to serve a» auch
The County Court has appointed
Cha» O. Roe, and
Ifcll C Roe,
Superintendent and matron reaper
lively of the Washington
County
Hospital with Salary fixed at $140«
per year.
commencing
Maivh I,
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CALL
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I Treat Colds
J Sat. & Mon., Feb. 14-16, Specials
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Margherita Salvi as Lucia
in Lucia di Lammermoor
Chicago Civic Opera Company
She goes back to one of her former
lovers, and when Alfredo follows her,
tries to prove ta him that she prefers
the life of gay Parisian parties to
him. The Insults that he heaps on her
when she has convinced hlui bring
her to her death tied. Alfredo, hav
ing flually learned the troth, arrives
only in time to see her die.
(Continued next week)
Claudia Muzio as Santuzza
in Cavalleria Rusticana
Chicago Civic Opera Company
ance, and the tieloved double bill,
•'Cavalleria ltusUcana" and *'I Pag-
llacci." to complete the engagement.
M:iil orders for the perforieiiti.ex
INVESTIGATION PROVES
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you.
Investigate before you invest!
The -ank of Beaverton is glad to
Our stock of Sealy Mattresses has
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you can sele.t colors to harmonize
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Modern medical science
declares that colds are
usually preceded and
accompanied by exces
sive acidity in the sy
stem. Therefore to has
ten recovery, you must
first restore the normal
chemical balance.
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FOR CH.v.NHE OF NAME
Front St.
Beaverton
In the County Court of the State ot
Richey’s
Hardware
and
Phone
0735
Oregon for VS ashinglon County.
In the Matter of the Application of
Furniture Company
*7 7ro
Stort
Weeta C. Brugmann for Change Come In* “ Let’s Let Acquainted
of Name of Petitioner, Weeta C.
Lrugmann.
To all persons concerned, Greeting:
Notice is hereby given that the
petition and application of Weeta C.
Brugmann was tiled in the above
entitled Court on February II, 1931,
praying for an order changing her
name to Weeta C. Betts.
Now, THEREFORE, in the Name
of the State of Oregon, you and
each of you, and all persons in any
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GOVERNMENT INSPECTED MEAT
matter interested in said petition, ■ ______________________________________ ______________________________
are hereby cited and required to ap
pear at the County Court Room in
Hillsboro, Washington County, State
of Oregon, on Monday March 30,
1931, at 10 o ’clock A. M. of said
day, and then and there show cause,
if any you have, why an order of
said Court should not be made jj
SIRI.OIN OR T-BONE
granting the prayer of said petition
and changing the name of Weeta
C. Brugmann to Weeta C. Betts,
and decreeing the legal name of
said person to be so changed.
This notice is published in the
Beaverton Review, pursuant to the
order o f Hon. Frank
Livermore,
Judge of the above entitled court,
which order was made and entared
on February 11, 1931, the first pub
lication of this notice being in the
issue of said paper dated February
13, 1931, and
the last publication
being in the issue thereof dated
Match 27, 1931.
W’ itness the Hon. Frank Liver
more. Judge o f the above entitled
Court with the seal of said court ■ _____________________________________ ______________ __________________
affixed this February 11, 1931.
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M. B. Bump, Attorney for Peti
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Your Trade And Try To Show It By
tioner, Residence
and Post Office
Address, Hillsboro, Oregon.
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Giving You The Beat For Less
Attest: Edw. C. Luce, Co. Clerk
o f Washington County, Ore.
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First publication,
February 13,
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Last publication, March 27, 1931.
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