The Beaverton review., September 04, 1931, Image 3

>wi1
IEW
**akl Irv <h«' ♦»lO^ial Ahrf nr*** *<,l- Ladd h Kqrd \ddllto*
unni» i j tha Oklalmma Wigwam, for Tract Ilf, HnutH
1*0 iL
tha rights o f the Imi a n »; for the
fòinnia H/**k*n ................. 504.86
consolidation o f the tWo h»|va» a* Tract 6,
1» .ilth
100 ft.
Issued Kv«ry Friday *1 lUavorton,
one »tata Y«t, unreasonably »notigb, | Km ma H 'c k in ................... 875AM
Oregon,
1
ha aympathlaad With t ) « Fitta Olir- Tract 15,
North
100 fee*
I fixed Tribaa in their effort» to ra- | May Belle Erickson ......... 417.48
F R ID A Y . RKPTCMBKR 4, I»11
tain their tribal law* In plaee of Tract 1«,
North
100 feet
the United Ktataa r urt law* which
Otto Krickaon ...................
45/ Al
wane hemic forced upai them.
lie
(2 ) List for the improvement of
Entered ay ««rynd eia»* mattar
made a thousand bitter enemies. Lim bard Ht. from Fr-nt St. to
». I9ÎÏ, At tha poatnffh-e
Many o f t h . Imitan»
lh.-m x.lvr, ;,tk s t , Ka»t Ht. from Broadway
at llvavartun, Oregon t under tha
were opposed to hua. I he *■ wore
{¿^vertu n
K'-ad, Front Street
Art » f M a n h l , IK, J,
*
lo r »a t.u a le statoh o«! for the In ' trom Lombard Ht. to Hall Kt.
d an territory, the *UU- to ba known n.K-gen Addition—
ma Sel,uoyyh after th . g ,e , t ( h «,o
Trw .t
^ 100 ft< hy
i
II. Ilulatt
Busin*«» Manager
kec leader U tlmt name.
,
I00 ft „ f y , . N. £ . cftrB r
hnbra. who at lir»t ,had paid little
« f »a¡d
trac
4. In .tall-
haed to theae polita si
problem«, I
menta 3, 4, 5. 6, 7, 8, W.
d, »covered that »he
mutt
know
o . Hocken .........................
22.1.87
I l l u l t i r a l i O A * bUJ
someth m g «.f them a» protection Lombard A d d itio n -
ugamat those Um «.
(in rrea.in gly u t 0 IryuUmenta,
y
I r w i n M u#r»
ir « ju « n l) whiîtt Yonoty. wan ub**nt • vVn* li E r t r e 'e
102.2 i
W A TT*
and .h e muat g e t out thy paper with Lot
In ta 'Ime,.ta ‘f. 0. 7,
only
th<* unreitain
aid o í J tan
a , J. A . Miller . .
op • howling and wailing
and l ; ‘ *“ Y-
ft w’u» hi
L o t K,
in x t a llr n e n t *
7, 8.
amt hnvlna
, would not be con«,.led until bn'h
■' abra came home one nf.erno >n
F. H. Hocken . . .
‘J0.2 :
walked bui k
! Habra and Yanrev a»»urrd him thut from u »ucceiaful and stirying meet
ilockrn Acres—
They ta i
lie might remain with them fo r - lnr f the Twentieth t’entury I'hd
AU o f the KV» o f Tracts tl
and ■ hurlal with ateryUlll/ll la |,r..p, r | ever. When Je»»c Kiekey wax toO mathean Culture cluh (the two hud
to 44, Installment« 3. 4, 5.
order, »rid when the wtnlsior r. f u«-l drunk to stand a t the tvpe ca»e now' formed a pleaaiig w hole,
at
*. 7, 8,
Hthel
H cken 555.31
I tn remi thè » m lv e orer tlieee I t o anrl Yancey win off on »orne legal which xhe had read n paper eptitled
»Innsre Tanrey eoneenled tu ilo ti abd matter, he »low ly and pain»taking- “ Whither, (Oklahoma?" It had ln-.-n I'leaeant Home Addition—
tini »tnndlny tkere w1th die fr««h- ly helped Rohm to make poa»Ibli- received with much applauae on the Block 2, Lot 4, InoUi.lrnerit«
| ttiroe«! inniinda or red < lkt«li«u<n ctwy the weekly i««ue o f the Oklahoma D»rt
OaAgoa twenty moat exclu - ! 1*
6’ 7’ * ' M“ ry K'
.
50
»Olivine hi* boe high he*He«l hnnt», |hd Wlgw, «am.
*IV,‘ tadiea, who had beard scarcely
' m i l n
-
| thè tu » blu «tilt down iip<>» ih« curili,g
^
^
** in »‘ alln)«*r
Htl re, in a pinch, even tried her H word o f it. their mimis beinir In-
DS.51
ho l » nf III» u,,eo»ere«l hi-mt.
MfiAccottoiwed
nn occasional
She had . . '
7Ärle“
Eaterly . . .
utccoitonaed hand at on
oc.-aaiortal tent 0,1 ^A^rÄB
The> imi u11 t vi il nuiab wootfen editorial,
Installment
though Yancey
seldom w /tn it ft?r the flr^t time at the ^
16.51
alalia, marklng Ih» greve»
Itili sou­
club meeting, and it w<»* a bom b-
*-har e» A. K ite ly
venir hmityr» wttli little hrlglit knlvee ment* '' a H ^ ^ n e w a p a p e r " i e ^ u p *h' n f , r exceeding any tumult that | U" rot ’‘ I
tomi limile «bori Work o f Ilio««. Tlte quarter, across tha etreet and, fti-. >>er
Lot 3, Inxtalln e its
7. 8
might create.
twu tnmmihi «»nlt h.wer,' ff.veef Rami
Carrie L. Peck .................
Her wealthy Couain Bella French
two or three months, kept up*1 a
nothtnr mnrtied rht» »pot nn tbe
J b B ffit a
Vian, visiting the W «r!d’a fair in Ktecl'» Addition—
feeble protean- o f exi atenei*, Yap
pmtrte lo riiArcealliHe tl fropi thè rei!
C,
Ixits 1
and 2
l
e
y
’«
editorial»,
during
thl»
pernal,
Chicago
bad soot it. Jt i-onsiated Block
gVANSVIM.k. I fill Ilo» UiW COBI
elftv timi atrelrlied for lolle« all
Insiallments 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,
ware extreaw-ly p«m*fial.
° f a blue ie rg « akirL eyt wide nnq
«un ii II. 1
7, 4, J. M, Donne! y . . . .
565.44
I ut it « a i Habra who held the |lar*riff » t the hem but *nug at the
1 li » v MP'I l<> fkiowgi tu* Inali. In
Block K,
that p. r .
women
reader*
with
h«r
account*
"'P
*i
•
w
aist-length
blue
serge
• l,*ckt *tH*l t) r.iu tb »olcnin e,in,urli-
o f Lot 12, lying
black
(>ma In >iore ci .ilo « »»J wkite cullar». o f the veal loaf, colealaw, baked Kt'*n j»ck et trimmed with
south v f tha O. E.
a garment
thè »>ibxluiill»l money rew .n l» tUat, b ara, and oag el fgud rake »ervtd aoutacha brkld": and
Kai.way right o f
f l d U l t V I >>( t h r C liv a l t ^ k r » ftC M fd *
for nlhioxl Ave rrar», had la-rii uf at the church sopper. and the som a- ce“ *d a »hirlw aiit ta be "worn lie -
w ay,
Ha mi ton
lug lu J D iUalcr. aitly}>ltif sulhuftli
fered bv thè Salila Fe rond. Ili» M. K. what touching decuratkin» and coa- "••H' the ja ck et hut a. t iniajtir g
Bird. Paving . . . . 82U.32
turnea
worn
at
the
wedding
>4
a
revolutionary—
a»
all
this
wax,
it
. gnu gem i aJ m* :M8gcr at lii* Mvatl
A T . thè guiernmeni It.elf, and vitrt
JohluoD vraLvrway« trtmlftnl twr«
Bast
St. Paving
w“ * not th> thing t h u caused the
■ni» hnnk». f**r thè rupture of tlie Kld. local or county boll«.
*Mi r» titan JUU of i Is aw wm\*r+*w
Installments 3; 4,
If.
in
the
quarter
o
í
.
cía
tu
ty
2
«
£
ot
femjln‘
n«
°*
«
R
»
to'
bulge
dead
or
a
II
ve.
U t.rm m r * #tm$i$MN» < */r»rr«." vntd M r
5, 6, 7, 8. F.‘ C.
- bv , and deena.r. The «leeve.í
Tanrey raftim l en ey penny of 1t. that folkswt-d. .v e r y troce o í tbe
B**l*r. o#*fli,g g fralgM IrMia^oi i«a
111.05 325.37
Freeman . . . . . . . .
scttlinif
of
the
Oklahcm
»
country
rive^
^
•tUtition
o
f
those
Tbe
rotnnilttce».
flie
town»people.
(he
U o n ovrvtcv u i th» s h ip p in g p u b lic
• n » r prA>Uvm of o o o rd tn v U u g
l>e«n Io»t. excepting only U e ¡ J ? » * *
•** c , ^ r « ' Tow n o f Beaverton—
l'omity. mere ahorked and even Of- h .d
Vi
vrujr* «iiiftiing with rellrtMbils ami
t h it h e r , O klahom a.
The Iwlloon block 1, North
fuii'b-af Mnbny. tlglit llptwd, al taat number» o f the Oklahoma Wigwam,
tn^fk huva i* cult'!** a^tfiou* • 1 brOke -HI In f*r,>l|l»t4
Lom' ard St. P a r ­
there still « « « I d have Seen loft a «f,e v *
« P P i-r H f<»r the 8r«t
lion ro«U !• ball kg 0>*l t>T tha af to­
ing, Inst Ilmen 8
38.56
Oklahoma
te.ritory
I “ iv o Conili bave « d ov ili boiive—a clear and inclusive rec .rd of the *'"«■ ,n . ^
ll**»» of urmitigia lint ib* ktm*i John-
Front St Paving
n e» prlntlni prra»—Q lira rdiie»t(pn live«, inórala, pyliticaJ and social V h e T ' were honffant ' e ^ e n m *- * 1
t mi «> rn.'.i.aj ..it u .
PVN tl
and
ecott*>mi<r w orking» 6 f
thl» 1 " * y
h«nff«nti encrfmruX; «
Installment 8 . . . .
65.96
| —Donna—"
KvaiMvilla which provula fat lllllrt fur
C. A. Haulenberk l ...........
104 42
handling and tranafarrtng frvlghi frufn
"I don't ta le money for kllllng a bizarre community. Week by week, L * ? « í u T t l T ' t i / 1
h* '‘ K',ne
KvW
y woman
railroad cart M*d motor irucka to n»tr
th' “D’
t v «->'
won'B*> Block !, South H , Its ta ll-
| noin." Vnnrey repcaled. to rari, offv-r month by month, the r.ader could ,oto “ ch ^
bargra. baaidta aitanaP'j storage »j.irt
huticed in its column» w n»t- present, was, in her mind, tearing
ment 8, C. A. Haulenbeck
52./ 4
of money. The rumini!tee» and l)*e have
With tha fa. Pitloa of a tarwiinal and
e>er o f progress was being n ade in to rag »trips, bit by bit, eVary gown Block 4, Lot 3, Ins ailments
chiri k» » eoi back •» Ihcr had coni«.
varrhCKWt. dMUlhwtdfa M l l*»* ttW
2. 9, 4, 5, 8. 7, 8 Colin
this fantastic slice o f t ie rapublic in her own »tanty wardrobe
vanUkgt uf shipping largo (|uar»llltaa
V D y m e n t ___ , ................ .. 176.31
Suhya nollied that Tanruy'a band of the United State».
j
(continued next week)
of |o4iynDdltlct alaoa to U*alr inaffc* t.*
Block 4, Lot 2, Installments
■kaok with a panetJlikle pal»y before
S ibrx, except fo r Yancey'« grow . — ■
2, 8, 4, 5. 6, 7. 8 Colin
breokfual. and that thl* »■■ more than ing
re»tle»*na*»,
w as
conUnt CITY TR E A S U R E R 'S NOTICE OF
V . Dyment ................................176.31
! aver pntlcenble a» that hand Ap­ enough The children weru w i/l;
SA LE OF
R E AL PROPflOKtl
proached the Aral drink o f whlaky the paper was prospering; »he had
Block 4, Lot 1, Installments
FOR D ELIN Q U EN T LIENS
aw allott ed la-fore he ate a monel. 11« her friends; the hou»« had taken
2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. 8, Colin
NOTH E IS HE REBY GIVEN AS
to.ard tt down a» one who. »ecxlng on an aspect o f com fort; they had
V. Dym ent
... 28 !. 4 J
FOLLOW
S.
relief from pnln. take* medicine. added arw th-r tiedroom. She wa*.
beginning at a point in the
I have prefared
from the bond
When It« returned the glasa to lb# in a way, a Uoder In the crude
ce .ter
of
Lombard St..
lalile he drew a 'lixqi brentli. Ill« , oclal life o f the community. Church Lien Ikxdcet the following list» o f
1538 5 ft. south o f the S.
Bankws Find Increased Pay­ hand was. miraculously, quite steady. | , Uppgy,; sewing societias; family Bens imd/Or installments o f banded
W. coin er c f Locke raan’a
More niul Omre t, )• Aeglected the |,|cnlc*,
liens, that have been delinquent lor
ments to Mombai Banks Would
D. L. C., runnirg thence
hew-» and hilatne«« di-tali* of III» Wly
tine thtng rankled deep
Yancey
l“ tri«*d o f /« o r« than one year from
south
Tn the
center o f
Be Small Inducement.
« in i.
Ilo wk » rextlexx. mixxly. dia- had tx-en urged to accept the office ,h ‘‘ time *•»« s«n 'e lie xme due and
Lombard
St. 190.6
ft.
Ualt. Salire rrun-uiUvreik « l l b e pnug o f territorial delegate to congress payable against the property here
thence E. 345 ft. a l.n g the
o
f
ilUinay
eotietl
uig
thuf
he
had
aitld
Vartowi pr, a O ia g tt>t mamb*r
t without vote) and
refused. All •»> specified, situated in the lon-T,
N. side c f a 20 ft. n. a i
h aul» lu tho I' M
rVK Hyat- m un llr»l <*ouilag to fi»ago. *8;—d. «ben
M itts o f
terrilorlml p-lit hat pn*l- o i Beaverton,
Washington County
to a point, the -ce south­
»hm id parilrl|taTn mur« largely In Its f tlilnk-wf ftm«e yrnr» Iti Wlcldta ! lluna were held out to him. Tbe , Dr. g m. t * - w i :
westerly 374.1 ft. to point
Almoat Ave yeora In otte place— IhaCa
net »a rn la ;« through an tnrreaae In
city o f -Guthrie, capital o f the tz*r- • ( H L2»t for the Im w otem ent of
o f ba^inni"g. Inst. 7, 8
th» dividend rate above the prmmnt thè longeat »tretch l've ever done."
ritory. wooed
him in vain.
He certain portion» or p a rt, o f north
V. A Wood J...... .............
128.32
• S’he ncwigpoper wua pyoiperlng. for
fluid * p»i' cent "would be a vary
laughed at political position,
re- and south BroaJway St., Front and )
(3 ) List fo r the improvement o f
Hnbre
fave
more
end
more
lime
to
It.
email flnatu-lal Imhn-ement'* to them.
j re ted all offers of political ryi- Watson Sts., and Hamilton hlvd Second Street and Erickson ,*Ave.
It I» «I«. lured In a recent atndy o f this
But Yancey seemed U> have lost 4n-
t»r*
Now he wax l>uu g offered T ow « o f Beaverton—
from Lombard St. to South Broad­
suhloct by Ila, Kcutiomla IViUry Com­ Wrest, a« lie Ih l t/* jm> venture uuee
the positiun o f gover.iur o f the ter- Block 10, Lot &, Fred Jenson t 14.0*> way.
mi ulo.i of Ilio Amo.-lean Uankcra Ae- It got uudrr way.
ritory, Hia oratory, his dram atic Block 10, Lot 6. Fred Jensen
31.56 Hocken’s Second Add.—
toclttlnn. T hii |» «tiown. thè camini.-
Even In the <»*urtriami or while ad­
Block 4, Lot 7, Installments
slon »»>«. by a theoretlcal furm-ast. o*i dressing a meet ing of townspeople Y Mi­ quality, his record in many affairs, .Steel'« Addition—
IV glrr murder and Block 7. W esterly 58 6 ft.
3. 4. 5, 6, 7, 8, Fthal
tt.o I m »I s of th.i pn»t nix year». of ad- rri aotnei I me» would Iwhave «trungefy. including the
the sho ting o f th« Kid. Sid spread
o f aouth 100
ft. g , B
Hocken ..................................
Ultlunal earutng» that wuuid he dle- lie would atop In the midst o f « florid
*j:tj86 Block 4, Lot 8, Installments
bur-ed to ni.-mb. r tiankv durine thè
period. At onee a creature savage hia fame even beyond the Houtb- « Reeves ................... ;
• Block 3, the
westerly
60
next »lx )c z r » under Iwo pian» Intro­ and iivrrrlvlllxed. the (luring lamp*, watt.
3. 4. 5. 6, 7, 8. Ethel
durmi 1,1 Tenie b e l.« " ttl i United Statua the Imi. hrivtlliUei« ntniutpliere. the
•'Oh. Yaatffyf“ S; hm thought o f
feet bf thu sootherly ICO
Hocken ..................................
Renato.
the Matveys,
M»tv
the
feet, MaUV- IVa s , . . .
VHcuiMix while f»< e» looming up al him the Venables.
Block 3, Lot 8. Installments
"The V T trh .r bill provtdes that tike ImllootM »»UM n»pel him
Ile Viaria, the G oforths At V»»t hei Block F , leginning at tbe
3, 4. 6,
6. 7.
8. C . E.
«‘«darsi Heaerve Uauk aaculluie. sili r hnrt been k w w /i ta «talk ant. leaving ehoice of *W8Tflttr
wits to be vlndi- H.W. com er, thence nor h
207 06
Clement
preoeut « per cent dividami» to nu-m- them »tilling
Gavernurl
But
Yancay along tho east
line o f
In tIt« courtroom he cated.
B ' vrU 7.' Ln< 6, In s t « , Î.
bcr* al.<1 T-Oinph.tlft i nf a Ih« per rm.t au» an alii ruling figure. When he ivns shook
hi» head.
There
was
no W est St. 100 feet; thence
5, 6. 7. 8 C. E. Clement 129.85
aurplua, »hould eli he dlntrlbuled a i defending a local county or Territorial moving him. He
would go on the east 50 feet; 'hence south
Hock 3, Lot 7, Installments
extra dlvtdoniU L> thè atockhnlder t-Nse the> llo.-ki-d from miles around to stump to make others conflBaamen
100 ft., thence west along
3, 4. 5,
6. ^ 7,
8. C. E.
baaka," tho repart asy» “ If thè r-a.n- hrnr him, nml I he crude pine »hack and
governors,
but
he
himself the N. L. o f Hamilton St.
O lem w t ' ? . Î-.T . i . . Y .? , . 129 85
In«« of each l>d *ral Racemo Uank 1 i that way I he eourtri'uiu would ba . would take no offica. . " i ’ alavetmg
to beginning. R D. Mcr»e
4 t .f i ¡ 1,1o, le 3, Lot 5, Installments
r" duirlt.ut. (I am o** Itiù fm " " E J v pilliteli f« » ii IT ih - s II oii
He lowered ' I« .i lot o f greasy office H tk e R and Hamilton Add
», 4, ó. 6. 7, 8 C. B
brr» ,hur“
« '« “r *njf*|ur.v o f frontleram*-n -n tie panhandlers! Dancing to the tunc of Traot 4, South 100 ft.
4Q.04 1 Ofcmwi»t .............
207.06
dinda In tho Itoitoa. N cv iniyk, »
fierafifh m n I'rln« e Albert «m i und ' that gang in Washington*1 1 knfi'v
adetphta. Cleveland, Chlcuso and Hct fine linen, lila gre u t » lu ig g y h u fT u lo 'i the whole dirty lot o f them.”
Francisco districts during tbe next b e nd c h a r g in g tm -nni-lngly nt hl» o p
i i i E i a a i i f l f l i i i B f l i B M i a i E i i K f l v i i c f l i i i i i i f l f f
Restless. Mody. Irritable. Riding
six years, but th.v other »lg Federal
ponenl. Ills was the florid hifalutln oul into the pr>irie, to te
f„r
Keservo Hank« would pay »tinual ex­ oratory Of the day, full o f si*|itlim*nt,
days
Coming back to regale Clm
tra« at thu following rates lltdhaau" I. hyperhole, ami wln/1
Bui he «mil<l with storle« o f evenings spent
on
(0 * per cent; AUanto, 4.0) pyr cent;
he tfen< Itatit ennugh m -lieti necila tu*;' this or that fa r - o f f reservation,
St lou ts. S 50 peF renf; Mlm|»iii»jH». sud hls chanu, bis inagnrilc |i«wer,
smoking and talking with Chief Big *
*51 par cent; K.insn» City, f t 'i ^ i i r
«e r e iindenlnble, and alinosi Invarl- Horse o f the Cherokee«, with Chief J
cent; Dallas, 4 RS per cent.
sldy he emerged frolli the nmrlroom
Buffalo Hide of the Chicksi-aws, ^
"If the oam lngs wera pooled and vlctorlous.
with old Black Kettle o f the Usages B
paid out to all members In all districts
Salire
ssw
more
and
more
to
tlie
each member would receive an aver-
But he was not alwoys like this. ■
A
FT■ s 1 1 | i n p
editing and to tlie actunl prlntlng of
ago annual extra dividend o f ,7R per
thè Oklahoma Wigwam
Sin* gol In There w'ere times when his old fiery R
rent. Under this plan no fmuihln«
He entered J
a» gi-iior.il hoiixi-worker ami liolpcr «n spirit took possession
tax a* now would ho paid hy th« Fed-
the fight for the statehood o f Okla- ^
Osnge
Indlan
girl
of
fifleen
wlio
had
oral Reserve llanka to the Federal
en-
been to the Indiali ai-lmol xml urlio homa tarritoiy, and here he
Government.
College Cords — Men’s und Boys’ S ii* «
b 'd learned ........ of the rudiments of ‘ «untered opposition enough
even
Anothar Plan Analysed
honseliidd durle»1: rfeanftig, dlxl,wash
r him. He was fo r the consolulo-
"The Glace bill would provide that,
In«, laundering «*v»»n ¡ khiip nf flu» m I iii ! ^ on
Oklahoma territory am
Fall Caps
Girls' Dresses ■
after present 4 tier rent dividends,
pier form» of cuot.-ry
She tended ,
Indian territory under
single
ono-lialf the remainder should bo paid
Donna a. w.dl M er lu.me was Aril» statehood. The thousands who were
to member hank» SR an extra dlvt-
quiet gentle
gentle girl
girl «*
0PP'*scd
the
dond with the residue going to sup - Red
" f* 1 r Feather,
e « lner. a
a quiet
ki ~ -™ to ■
■■» In d ia ra -w h o looked
Beaverton Review
im
ill iD
r r o t v
byJ
Edna Ferber
Waterways Gain
RESERVE SYSTEM’S
DIVIDENDS ANALYZED
School Supplies
Special Values
plus and Fadaral Goyagnatent a « frau* .
w ,n t. »bout the house In her upon
lem
s s
i
>
chi i.i tax. Tho a'v.-rage animal extnui * calico d ies« and m occa.ins and h .d
to member«
membara would be"««
o he told everything over
again, after 1the'r com ing to ° kl“ ho' " a
ho »« follow»;
follows; Boa-
Bom ‘ to
ov<
ton District, 2 51 per cent:
cent; New York, <U'ly-
wa* beginnii
beginning to be land had been divided
, .r '
daily. Isaiah waa
v
:
one owned *nd occupied by
.4* per cent; Philadelphia.
2.04 p » i * 1 j too
big fo r these duties, lie was ritories—
the i nj j , n tribes, the other
owned
cent; Cleveland, 2 0# per cent; Rich- , „ m» thing o f a problem
inond. 3.24 per cunt; Atlanta. 4.47 per .
k lT
**’ ' hy the whites.
Here the t ra'ats
cent; Chicago, 3 24 par « « i l ; St. I/onl«, hol»"*'®olA A t the suggestion that lived, on the border line. And here
1.02 per cent; Minneapolis, 4,75 per be be sent hack to Wichita he set w« » Yancey, fighting week
after
cant; Kansas City, 2.74 per cent; Dul­
ls», S SI per cent) San rrnnotxoo. 1.87
per cent.
"If these extra funds were pooled tha
reeult would be an extra avaraga an­
\ PlOUT G*T Ab a o 30 3VUT
nual dividend of 1.73 per cent for each
prema » J t v t o LAST
MCA OSE
member. Under this plan the »yatem
OW TW« RAILI- I OOUT RCWWUAeeg
would «till pay tot now an annual fran­
9At«U I (MS* 60 /— ------------------- ^
chise tax, amounting tn 11,941,996 on
0iSAPi\*wrm>
JUH pMiORmf
the average."
& € * VtMC
Hy way o f concreto Instance, tha
report «ays, a member bank having
capital and surplus o f $200,000. there­
fore holding Federal Reserve Bank
stock amounting to $6,000 on which It
ts receiving $360 under the present 6
per cent dividend arrangement, would
with the addition of eaoh 1 per cent
to the dividend rate reoetve an «ddle
tlonal Income o f $60 a year.
.
LUTTV j AAL •
"If oacta member hank will Agora
out for Itself tho dollar and cents gain
It would eujoy we are confident It
will be «greed that the gUn4 era t« * H
..
as against tha ocnnomlr dtsadvantagaa
which can ba pointed out,** It <*Mr
eludes.
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C o m e In a n J S e e O u r S lo c k
O ur
P r ice s
A re
Ahva\}S
Adi ertiaementa in tlila column 1
*ert a word. Minimum charge 25«.
FOR SA LK
Milk contains all the food values
so essential to a child a growth and
development If you will but phone
4525 our wagon will deliver daily
at your home the very b e.t o f milk.
Beaverton Sunrise Dairy, A. Camen-
xind, proprietor.
adv. c-3 9 -tf
W AN TED
Wanted— Barred Reck and R. I. Red
hatching egg«, a r y number J.
II. Bagan, 1227 Onyx, Kugrne.
Oregon.
p 40 41
Swap 21 jeweled Hnmflton raihrad
R a bb it. for Hale— Tw o bucks, New
watch f e t chirkoM, cow or p ig ’ I
Zcal.nd Giants. E. C. MvKIroy.
B «verton. Route 3, Bax 325.
pi
AI .ha. Rhone B «verton 9752.
advc-:;9t(f If vou have anything to soli or
-
i
trxde, twenty-five cents invested
FOR REN T
in a want ad will ja y b:g divi-
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dends. Our classified advertisin'-
For Rent— Four room house with
space is o f value ta you.
tf
Town o f Beaverton—
Bl ck 19, Lot 8, Inatillmenta
4, 5, C, 7, 8, James Lewis 207.70
B loc- 19, Ix-t 7, Installments
4. 5, 6, 7, 8, .'«m » Lewis l.;0 2t
Black 15, Lot 7, Ir>s a lments
6, 7. 8, A
Meier ...........
74.16
Erickson Add.—
Lot 1, Installments 3, 4, 5,
6, 7, 8 O'.to Erickson . . . . 1077.oj
Lot 10,
Invtallrrerts 7, 8,
O tto Erickson
......... 134 0t
Hocken*» Third Addition—
Elock 1. Lots 1 and 2, In -
stallmen s 2. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
8. Cf.arb.tt» Holgate . . . . 435.7$
Block 2, lots 1 a r d 2. Inst.
I, 2, 3. 4, 6. 6, 7, 8 Char­
iot e Holg te .......................
541.14
Block 3, L. 3, Inst lime,.ts
I
J. 2. 3, 4, 5. 6. 7 and 8
Charlotte H o ! g i c ............. 432.31
Lombard Add.—
T m ct 1
L im b a 'd St., Pav­
ing, Inst. 6, 7. 8 133.23
2nd
St.
Paving
Inst. 8.......................
78 73
C. T. Timmons . . . . . . . . .
231,'Jtl
Trat.*, 20,
Inst.
«,
7, 8
C. T. Timmons ................. 28b.61
Franklin A*e. Add.—
Bleck 1, Inst. 3, 4. 5, 6, 7
8 F. H. Hocktn ...............
Block U , Inst. 2. 3, 4, 5, 6
7. 8 F. H. Ho ken . . . .
The amount set
opposite exert
lot or parcel o f land is the amount
o f the unpaid lien a n d /or the In-
stallmen!« o f bonded liens against
such property due and delinquent,
including costs and interests to aatd
o f sale
equal to but net exceeding the un­
paid lien
a n d / Or unpaid Install­
ments o f bonded liens thereon and
the interest, and costs o f advertising
and »«!*• Where more than «ne bid
is made 'he land will ) « sold to the
bidder first offering to take the
same for the amount accrued thereon.
Dated, and first published A u ­
gust 28, 1931.
Date o f !»st publication, Scptcm -
I her 25. 1931.
Frank J. D itisth, Re'<rr<'er-Trea
surer o f the Town ef Beaverton.
By Lola L. Richey, Deputy R e­
corder.
M A P ES & SON
R E STA U RAN T
SHORT ORDER
!
Cigars. Tobaccos
t'onfci'tions. Soft Drinks
Cadv Bldg
—
W »»«on Hr
MEALS
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C A R R E R
AT
REASO NABLE
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about
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and
Hardware,
HEATING
Paint«
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Beaverton
Barber Shop
In the Ceanty Court of the State
o f Oregon For W ashington Count)
A. E. H AN SO N
In the Matter of the
Estate o f
WOOD and COAL
Theodor Dorlng, deceased
"Vird WntxJ or Slab—any length
N OTICE TS HEREBY
GIVEN
any kind
that the undersigned, duly appoint
Phone 1504
nl Adm inistrator
of
the aloee ' 0r,,raP* Delivery..
named esta'e, has filed in the abovq ]
entitled C o r n rfltf cause, his fia a l;
DEW EY
account and n port as such, and the
Court has fixed the eighth day of
T H E P LU M B E R
Sep torn her. 1931, a t the hour of
10:00 o'clock a m. o f said day. and j Q U r W O r k s p e a k s f o r i t s e l f
the Court room o f tha above en -
1
titled Court in Uillsbaro, Oregon. Beaverton. Oregon
Phone 7702
as the time and place for hearing _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
ohJecM.ins to
sa il
finnl account,
and fo r the final settlement o f » ¿ d
estate.
Dated '-his 7th day of A u g * t .
1931.
D oy Gray, Adm inistrator o f the
on Real Estate. Low inter­
estate o f said decease!.
Hare. M rAlcar. A Pet-rs, AttoQr-
est cost, repayment privi­
neys fo r Administrator.
LOANS
leges.
Write for details.
WASHINGTON
Savings & Loan Assn.
Meats and Groceries
Holboke Bros
SJiuk Ultlg.
IIAY, GRAIN & FEED
f°r ^
Hillsboro, Ore.
CrisP V egetables
feed them this complete,
balanced diet
Baby Chick Food oi oil
Kinds
V IG O R O
C H A S. BERTHOLD
PHON E
BFA VERTON 3603
Residence
TW
S
C A M V A S TO S E E
ft, C l ß C o S
WH EU 1 WAS A k lp
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OU4x OF THE GRuetEST OiSAPPOtUTMEUTS
OF MV CHKOKBtnO OCUiRtit, 3VIAT VWAS i
w orn too L
UKB
■me eimiusf
PRICFJ1
R. D. VsnMeter. Prop.
Phon«, 3602
MICKIE, THE PRINTER'S DEVIL
r
SH O P
FIRST CLASS WORK
In
accordance
with said lists j
STEVENS. PROPRIETOR
and pursuant to the laws o f t h i ' 1. 1
State o f Oregon in such cases made
SATISFACTION
G U AR AN TE ED
and provided, I will on Thursday;
the 1st day o f O-tobar, 1931, al
10 o ’clock a.m. at the front door -
o f the Richey Hardware and F u r- i
W . E. PBGG
ni-’ ure Store in the Town of B ea­
verton. Washington County, State of I UNDERTAKER
»ml
M tH ALM K R
Oregon, offer fo r sale and sell a) !
Braverie,.
public auction f o .the best bidder I •ranCi Building
—
for cash subject to redemption, the .
,
lots and parcels o f land above des­
Phone OUI
cribed.
JOE HEMMER
Each piece o r tract of land will
For an y Kind o f Wood
be sold, separately, and for a sum
Liaib W ool Cut to Order
Adv. c-2 6 -tf
NOTH E O F FIN A L SETTLEM ENT
R i g hi
Boyd’s Variety Store
largo «TeepTny torch. Furnished or
unfurnished. Apply after si*. eve­
ning». er Saturday ofterroon Or
Sunday. Mra. Murray, LU5 Lom -
bard St.
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