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Newspaper Page Texty K 11 » a y . a i ’ k ii . i, m u m BKAYERTON R EVI RW — ■ the »ale uf lii|uor liana E. Jenson: charged with | larceny W K. Htiphout and Bernard llol l»ike: charged with the sale ot j liquor. They are out on ball to grand jury. . Warren Davta la being held for Denver poll«** He la charged with selling a mortgaged ear here. Í Where To Go NOTICE o r ADMINISTRATOR'S BALE O r REAL PROPERTY AT PRIVATE MALE In the County court of the Stata of Oregon in and for Columbia county. The Parent-Teachers are spon In the matter of the estate oi Kven With “ (iood-for-Yua** Food» ii tb»p*. sugar soring a card party and dance to [ Ruby A Mack, Deceased Do your young thing» scream at W tap. salt be held at the high school gym on spinach, cringe, at carrot» and o- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Ibgraham crackers CIRCUIT COURT Saturday evening, ■ ----------- ----— ------- ---------------------------------- 0 organisation anil nomlmetlon uf of ther su«h foi-ds? Does your family , „ April . . 2 I Card» P that under and by vintue o f an order W pkg pasteurised dates Cleo 8. Bucher vs. Clarence A. at eight-th.rty, followed by darning ut SB,e of lhe Cl#UBty court of th„ will bo held at that É M I A lolla-11 ii I mt Review | 1 SOOT! 1 «»p vanilla ^ » - - . .—. — til I — m ■ . ■ — . _• .ya Bucher: dcvorce. They were married seem to feel that vitamina disa later in the evening Thera will he Mate of Oregon in and for Colum ■ ' ------------------ ---------- gree with them and that “ whole 1 egg in 1925. The plaintiff a»k• for the a «mall admission charge, which will bia county made on the 2Mth day Geo. Mhrel» !■ building u new K IN TO N IIAIM'KNINGSi rare eimr" m Just a synonym for "hor- \ Scald milk in double boiler. Add and custody of a live year old barn. w ----------------------- graham be used to help pay for the tennis c f March, 1932, in >;he matter of daughter ttml |B0 a month alimony. rid" 7 Even if «hey do. don’t de tapioca, sugar, salt ami courts being built at the high »ch ol the estite of Kuby A. Mack, de Mr. ami Mr». J R Daniels writ- »pair. There is a way to satisfy | era kers (which have been crum- Mr» Win. Benjantan inaiti' n Ini»! n t a Wal’ er» et al vs John II ground» for the use of the young ceased, the undersigned, A Spencer in I’urllanil laut Krltlay. trail»»' ting your cry of "oh for a little peace!" hied or rolled.) Cook 15 minutes. ■i«'»» trip lu l'ortiaiiii, Monday. Yeager et al: mortgage foreclosure. Every Peterson, as administrator of said bulina»». Our giandmothers forced the stirring frequently. Remove from people o f the community. The Kedral l,and Hank of Hpo one is urged to turn out and do hia estate will receive bid* for tha fol Mra. J «*»««• ll»ya «n i Mr». T. food» we needed right down our stove; add 'dates and vanilla Pour Mr» Lillie lllrrly ami «laughter kane, a corporation, vs. Henry K. Sullivan »peni Turnia y Ui l’uri lauti lowing described real estar.e situate Our mo her» pleaded and »lowly over .the slightly beaten Kit for the project. Mr» Ethel Met ’ormi« It of IlllUttoru, Schlarppi et ah mortgage forerlo- throat». iti Washington county, Oregon, to- wheedled and got tears for their egg Pour into buttered baking di»h Mr» Crowley ami daughter Pally were vlaitor* at their home In Kin ■ure, SOCIAL ( X I ’ H CARD PARTY wit: pain». Hut we, in this day of An- and bake in a moderate oven 1125" \lalt«nl Tui'xlay with frlviuU in tun liut Monday Mary Jacobsen Clmino va A gelo Patri and other child-»training K.) for about 40 minutes. Serve I'urtlaml Commencing at a point in the cen Beaver Social club is sponsoring ter of the county road which is Mr. anti Mr» Eugene lea h n isn dolph Cimlfto: «uit for divorce. They experts, dare not risk complexes wiih whipped cream, 0 to 8 servings were married at Vancouver, Waih , Mr. ami Mr* Hugh I a w Is enter r>l I’ortlaml »pent laat Sumlay with a card party on Friday evening, 1 oi ,h 41 degrees 25 minutes east by employing either method Tim! aaka fur »20 .1 net result ha» been the reas'n why tallirti fririula with an K»»ter >lin their parent» at their home April 15, • There will be a program, 176JI leet from a point in the south on Ht.1l. Plaintiff Hygeia Puddina tier Sumlay. month alimony and her former mo'hers grow gray, PlensirV Valley mail prizes, and refreshment«, with ad line c f section 24 in township 1 % cup uncooked rice name of Mary Jacobson be restored. mission 25 cents. but there are »ome foods the I*tank daunt ami family visited south cf range 1 west of the Wil Mr and Mr». J. J Van Kleek 2/3 cup brown sugar Tualakin Co. v». L. K. Harris et persnickety young things like, than with hl» bruther Krank in Portland, spent a few day» !a»l week » ' Shetltl al: fc re< loaure mechanics lien. lamette meridian, in .he center of V4 tap. salt are good for them, too. So, to keep Kaater Sunday. CEDAR MILL DANCE said county road, south HP degrees where they attended the funeral of Vs pkg. pasteurized dates peace in your household, serve them, »4 minutes east 287.7 feet from the 1 quart milk Mr ami Mr». M' rey ami »on of a friend, C. C. Dickson PROBATE COURT and let the deapioad dishes take a Wash rice. Pit dn'.es There will be a dance at the sou.hwest corner o f the southeast I'm land »pent Sunday at the liar Mi»a Mullida Dellinger who tea A petition to the judge of the hack »eat. One of the youngsters' Mill* hall Saturday April 2, quarter of the southwest quarter ot r> Wright home. che» »chool near Koreat drove, County court asking that A. K WII- prime favorites 1« dates. They think ready-pitted variety. Cut with wet scissors into lengrhwi.se slice*. K'ven by the I^edy Grange Cafe- *“ i:1 «tetien 24. and running thence »lient the week end with her »I» »on be appointed the guardian of they are candy, and you can let Mr. and Mr», Harry Weaver vl» ■re <nvited. Admis- south 89 degrees 54 minutes east Is* lie 14 and Reynold Wilson and them continue to think so while Place all ingredients in a buttered J*r‘* lied at hi» brother Frank's home in ter, Mr». Hertha Hhavci haking diah. Bake for 2 to 3 hours ,lon w" ‘ each. adv *185.5 feet to a point; thence north Chalmers so they are consuming Iteaverton Sunday. the vitamins Mr. and Mra Krank J. Hcdbokc Gertrude and Wilma 25 degrees 41 minutes east 122.0 in a slow oven (100’ F .). Stir the that he ran take care of a small aid the body-building minerals the feet to a point; >ihen e north 7« Shirley Mark», the little niece of were visitor» one day la»t week at legacy left them by !>ydia C. Fm- CEDAR MILL CARD PARTY pudding every 15 minutes during da'e» contain With milk, dates are the wrhuol, Mr. Holboke i» one of degrees 57 minutes west, 369.6 feet Mr« M> Elroy, »pent the Ka»t»r in the first hour *0 that a hard crust Iry, now deceased a perfectly balanced meal; when you the di recetor» of the »rhool. ration with her aunt. The Leedy Grange la giving a to the center o f said county road, Petition by mother that Frank buy either, buy the imsteurizeJ kind. will not form. Serve hot with plain Mr» (ver drahain of Corvallis cream or hard *aw?e or very cold card party at their hall in Cedar and thence south 41 degrees 26min- The Wheeler Health* boy» have Kosnuilski be appointed guardian »pent ■ day or so the first of «ne in individual diahes with whipped Mills, Saturday April 9. Everybody utts west, along the center ° f aaid recovered from the mea»le» and the of Casper Jaggi, an Insane person. Energy Salad county road. 255.0 feet to the point week with her »later, Mr». Kverrtt cream. 6 servings. D invited. Admission, 25r. adv t|uaran itie haa been lifted. 4 large banana* of commencement of the tract herein Wright, of Cooper mountain Orders Signed by Judge Templeton \ cup peanuts (¿escribed, containing 1.51 acres, in Mr, and Mr». Geo. Mcliroen are Health Bread QUILT SHOW J J. Van Klerk haa been making Ordered that Mary J. Churchill section 24, township 1 south of '« pkg. pasteurized dates having wme improvement» dune to 2 cups flour »ome Improvement» to hia dairy lie appointed administratrix of the the Interior of their huuae. range 1 west of the Willamette » Mayonnaise or cooked salad dress 4 taps baking powder * farm on I’lcusan* Vallley road. The estate o f Wallace L. Churchill. The On April 12 the Beaverton Grange 1 meridian. ing 1 tap. salt Mr» Nancy I we and daughter work wa» done by Harry A. Klch bond was Axed at |250 # is sponsoring a quilt, rug. ar.d Remove the stringy portion from Ala, an undivided one-half inter Stella viaited over the week entl ante. 1 cup bran A E Wilaon appointed guardian the outside o f the bananas, handwork show and a food sale. est in that tra.t of land beginning cut 4 tbsps brown sugar with Thelma I we uf Seattle. Everyone is invited to exhibit his . at a point on the south line of sec - Roll deorge Hawley and hia »later, of I^bert and Reynold Wilson and them in thirds lengthwise. 1 cup milk handwork. Mrs. Lewis Stark, chair [ tion 24 township 1 south of raavge Mr. aAd Mra. Sanfurd K< g«*rs Mr« Hattie Iwwler, wrre called U Gertrude ami Wilma Chalmers. each cylinder in dressing, then dip W pkg. pasteurized dates vialtrd Sumlay at the ll. C, Tall man of the Home Economics Com 1 west c f the Willamette meridian Ordered that Charles Walker, C. Into the chopped peanuts. Place Sherwood Sunday on account of the 1 egg nan home a Iteaverton mittee, will be at the Grange Hall which is south 89 degrees 54 Ulne»» of their »later, Mr» Esther II. Nosier and Emma Putman be two cylinders in a bed of lettuce Sift flour, baking poseder, salt ■ on the mtrnill|t of , 2th ^ re_ appointed appraisers of the estate on inn individual salad plate ami and sugar .together. Add the bran 1 —:— ------ ! minutes east 572.2 feet from the The Kel>ekah Needle ami Social Adam«. «— ceive your articles. of Ivan S. Konigin. * adv southwest corner o f the southeast garnish with »trips o f dates Pass Club will meet Friday (today I at Add sliced dates and well beaten Al Boyle* and »011 Kreddy o f near additional dressing. 6 servings. 1 quarter of the southwest quarter of the h"ine of Mr* K C. McKIruy, egg to the milk; and then stir these Seattle. Wash., were visitor« laid MARRIAGE LICENSES said section; thence south 89 degrees materials into the dry ingredien's. Mr and Mra. K. ('. McKIroy and Monday M the home of Mr and B eaverton Bebek- I 54 minutes east along the south line llalf-Muon Sandwiches Frank W SUdba and Caroline Pour batter into a well oiled loaf family wire dinner guests Tue»day Mr» J. K Daniel». Mr Boyles i» ( lark, Yamhill, Ore. ah L odge N o.| of said section 233.5 feet; thence 1 1-lb. loaf sandwich bread pan. Bake in a very moderate oven evening at the tieo McHrecn home. their »on in-law, 218 meeta first ! north 25 degrees 43 minutes east * ----------------------—-------- — Wpkg pasteurized dates (325* F .) for 1 hour. 1 loaf. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS I and third T u e s - | 147.3 feet thence north 89 degrees Mr, and Mr* J, C Snider and Ilarubl I’rlee ha* returned to the % tap. cinnamon d.iv even in gs a 1 54 minutes ____ west _ 233.5 feet; _____ (•’ ■ S. C at Corvallis after »pending *on l*e»ter were visitors Sumlay at themet* 2 tbsps. orange juice After School Spread Anna P. Stege to Hayden Liter « few day» vaca Iloti ut hi» paients the home o f Mrs. Florence Isirkin 7 :3 0 P. M. ijn Hie »cuth 25 degrees 43 minutes west '<» cup butter 2 cups (W pkg.) pasteurized dates I.O.O.F. Hall. Mrs. Sarah Cham- 147.3 ____ _____ ____ ____ < f Scholls. Mrs. Snider is n sister al, l«»ts 12 A 13, Horwick acres bollir feet ___ to place o f beginning Chop da«es.Anely in a food chop- 1 tbsp. butter o f Mrs l.urkin. berlain, secretary, and Mrs. Anna containing .71 acres (71/100) W. F. Brio', et ux to Elmore F*rr or. wooden bowl. Add cinnamon Mr and Mrs. K. C. Langr of 1/3 cup orange juice Rogers, N. G. p -t f Sealed bids will be received for the The many friends o f Charles Vsn Schroeder el ux. I’srt of Mi-haol snd orange juice to form a paste. Portland and Mr. and Mr» hivard 1 tbsp. honey M • 1 ". T is RSW purchase of said above described Spread mixture on thin rounds of of Aloha sprnt Sunday at thè Jue Kleek of lliteon were sorry to rear Place all ingredients in a sauce Dewey C. Gearin et ux to C. I,. ! buttered bread and cut in halves. real estate by the undersigned at Jiush honir o f hia serious illness He was re LEGAL NOTICES Squire, 21 acres James CanAeld Cl. Half-M oon sandwi hes are especial- pan and cook over low heat until a the office o f A. E. Veatch. attorney moved to the hospital and is in the ... . . . „ . - thick paste is formed. Stir the a --------------------------------------------------- a Mr and Mrs. Tad Wheeler vis 41 for said estate, at his office, Rain frequently to proven burn itisi Sui day w. h Mr. W heeler » care of Dr. Mason <>f Beaverton NOTICE TO CREDITORS New York Life Insurance Co. t<* Bread is used. 24 small sandwiches ier. Oregon, on and after April 3U, ing% Cool ATui spre&i beween gra- «uni. Mr» Robert IVrkìn«, o f Pori Mra. Charles Aylrsworth a n d ( hartes A Evans, Part Secs. 7 A _____ IN THE COUNTY COURT OF 1932, said bids to be accompanied lami. IL ham crackers, vanilla wafers or »• n Clarence, Mis» May Warrrn and 13 T2S RIW. THE STATE OF OREGON FOR by a certified check for 10 per cent G raham -Tapioca Temptation slices of buttered bread. This re er, I» nl»o visiiing there. Roy Warren, all o f Portland, were Cha*. A. Evans et ux to Eugene c f the amount bid. Said sale will be 3 cups milk WASHINGTON COUNTY guests the first of the Week o f Mrs cipe will be sufficient to cover two Taylor et ux Pant Sec*. 7 A 13, "Home Arre», a homi* tnlrnt made subject to the confirmation 2 tbsps. quick-cooking tapioca In the Matter of the Estate of dozen graham crackers. Louise Van Kleek, Pleasant Valley T2S RIW play under thè dire tion of Mi Me of the said court, and all the right, road. Omer O. Akin, deceased. Flruy put un. hy and for thè liene- Harvey Leonard et ux to Ethel title, interest and estate o f the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that lit of thè tirili team of thè Ah la Mr. and Mra. Floyd liierly and L. Bridge, Jr , ,*t ux, L t •«. lilk 2. decedent. Ruby A. Mack, had at the Thoughts On ¿\omin- better job of it and will also be the undersigned has been duly ap Grange wa» givrn in «he grsngr family attended a birthday dinnei Sec. 24. TIS RIW. time of her death, as well as all able to get away with it. pointed by the above entitled Court, right, title and interest which has tions As Told held at the home of Mr and Mr* A F\ Dethlefs et al to Roxie K hall Wednesday evrning A fter naming this winning ticket as Administrator o f the estate ot lai ------- ■*—— - - - --¡R John Matthiesen of Sherwood, Sun Morgan. Pan' o f Elkanah Walker Hy Tillie Tattler we expect Rogers A Cantor to call said decoised, and has duly quali- j since accrued by operation o f law Alnha-Hutwr Srhool Nrw» day, in honor of Mr. Matthiesen’« Cl. TIN K 1&4 W Or otherwise to the estate of said us to Washington next March to Aed as such. M ------- Ji bit thday L'lrach Lauener et ux to Clara decedent since her death will be con (Continued from Front Page) • NOW THEREFORE, all person.» veyed to the purchaser upon con (Received too late for last week) _ ... _ „ Belle Gentry, Part Sec. 23, TIS ( nursery to the four quarters of tne make up the cabinet. Here again Mrs. August H. Dailmann Is still we shine. having claims against said estate firmation of said sale by the judge The first grade pupils have mude ll! at her home here A number of l( I W globe. So is W’eed, so are a lot of For secretary of state we namu are hereby notiAed and required to 0/ the County court, at which time a Cora Powers et al to Joseph H Kaster Baskets and ale hoping that her children spent Sunday with her others. Jimmy Walker, guest mayor of New present the same, together witH good and sufficient warranty deed the bunnies will visit them so n. Mr and Mrs August Ohrist o f Seus et ux. *50 acres Sec. 28. TIN lipring is housecleaning time. ^ ork city. While Will and Eddie proper vouchers therefor, to the un- w j lf be’ given purchaser upon pay- M W . Watch the good woman hoist the are wisecracking at home Jimmie dersigned at the law offices of Hare, ment 0f the remaining amount bid. - — —! ....................... Mr ami Mrs. Murman ami fum- Gresham. Mr and Mm Harris o f ^ B < averton, Mm. Gerig o f Salem. j heater out on the back porch and can be springing some of his bon McAlear A Peters in the Shute ily with Walter Sterna man were property will be sold «0 the HITEON NEWS I with broom, duster, mop, scrub mots on the Japanese. His state pa Savings Tank building, in Hillsboro guests B« the J. K Tuttle home. It is expected that a number of highest bidder. , ■ 1 brush attack the accumulation of pers would be a scream. If you Oregon, within six months from She Saturday, Klnton grangers will attend the Herman Metzentine ha I the mis months. Beds are turned Dated and first published April around could’nt read 'em, Jimmie could date hereof. sixth annual meeting of Washing Four pupils from thr first grade fortune to have a cow die Monday so that the man o f the house— in 1, 1932 A Spencer Peterson. Ad ring ’em. Besides he knows some ton county granger* to be held at Dated this 14th day o f March, wire recove rin# nicely after tl nail ministrator of the Estate of Ruby Mr«. H. Metzentine and Everett , his mind at least— hunts to sec thing about night life and inasmuch 1932. the Methodist church in Forest operation«. Their nanu*« are. Jean A. Mack, Deceased. attended Easter service* at Kintcm which side to get into. as it is nightime in China and Grove nex Sunday, April 3. begin Doy Gray, Administrator of the Lewi», Jean Jenes, Christina Far A. E. Veatch, Attorney for Est Gardens are being planted. Just Japan when it is daytime here, we niirg at 11:00 am . There is to be Estate of said deceased. The many friends o f Joe Flint tiler and Lilian Parish. a basket dinner at noon. Hare, McAlear A Peters, A ttor ate, P. O. Address: Rainier. Oregon. of Scholls are glad to hear he is ttxlay John Mickelsen was looking would have some one on the job Thursday, March IT, the eighth all around for raspberry plants. Last publication April 29, 1932. (Continued on Back Page) neys for Administrator, adv c!6-20 Some of «he county official* were nscovering from hi* fall Says that he has a sister coming grade sponsored a hard time dress busy last week setting in place some Mrs. Sophia Olson und Miss Ms up day Each member of the class to keep house fo him and she wants wore some forlorn costum*. During ! . '" boards for this part of ble Olson o f Portland spent Friday a garden and « berry patch. Good- I V i 8 4 { 1 i >> >■>♦♦♦♦■: l"t l"H -« the morning the group of “ vngu t n.f . *** pla.ed across afternoon with the L. M Davies tiess, who doesn't want these things $ family. • . when spnng is in the air? bond»" paraded in the other rooms. i * T Fh^ ,h'' ° ,hrr Jib* Hut rosd is: Cooper mountain Ice cream men are looking for Mr. and Mrs Wm. Carlstedt and On Wednesday after school, the road These will greatly aid stran- ward to a big business. What with Audulam Society made u trip gem who tour through this locality son o f Powell Valley spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. L. M. the price o f dairy products at their through the wood» to the home of u „i„ -, ..____ r. . . . Koiiert .Summers, print na 01 Davies. present level—not that the average Mr. Lippcrt. where they saw and v :_ , „ „ 1 , 1 , 1 1 ,'V , , , IVWion school during the past vear ice cream man has much use for t njoyed hi. numerous bird houses. h. N him , f#r Hiteon club ladies wish to «hank such materials, but with the in every one who attended their cooktsl one. for blue birds, wing made in thl. prim. ry tr-(h ,.r Mr>y „ food sale at Tigard Saturday and creased demand which always fol- ! •}• lows the coming of warmer weather, . ‘7 in lf U OUW' ' S h ,v ,r' h»* »'»o hired for men .m l pebble. There wa, » , nolhe r year. These teachers have helped to make it a success. h« expects to gather in a rich har- ’j’ windmill house for wren.^ Mr Lip c ,ven thi ,K>H, of , . tUf. ftlon Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kullowatz vest Soon Jimmy will be asking pert recently g .v e the Society ont lh(. p, n .nt, , r, yUld to h. v<1 thJ and boys of MuKnomah and Mr Susan to eat the slusrious sweets hi. unique bird house., and it is reUlned a . teacher» fo r their ch.l- end Mrs. Hearl Pomeroy of Port and Susan will lie anxious to please alread occupied hy a pair o f blue- (jr,.,, r H land were caster callers at the Jimmy, not that she likes the stuff birds. Struthers home. hut that she just has to eat it to The regular meeting of the Ate plea,"«,,*? e it e r ta te e d th e ’ rnemtem Mr. ('has Van Kleek who was keep Jimmy good natured ha-Hiilier Audubci. Society wua he Id of thp Uy>1 SfouU , h(. c k When spring comes we think ol «aken suddenly ill last Thursday Tueailay morning wLh Dorothy Pat jn thr ^ riu,r ,,ry„ nilwj night an«i rushed to the Emanuel making sugar. He who never tasted enwm \ k c -P resident. occupying thl, Klnton Sunday school, at , „ , lr hospital Friday was brought liack j that sweet has missed a unique ex- th.* chair David Morrison gave a home Saturday evening at an Easter to his home here. He is still very perience. There are a few substi- report on a trip he took SVmlay , „ rty. Numerou. g « mc, w e r v III. His many friends hope to hear j tutes on the market which approach with th«» luritl division of thr pluvod iin<i »n Vm \ , the real article and can be palmed a s s a » f t a l a . * * * * " " n " * n 9gg h u n t W H S o f his improvement soon. Audobon Society. The party visited greatly enjoy,al Mrs. Hierly served 8 off on the uninitiaed but to him ! • be home of Mm. Kranca Twmmg. (l, intv „.(„»h m e r.!» at the cloae 0t w ho has Upped the trees, who has j -j* ( EDAR MILL nr eminent ai*.‘ hority on birds, the evening scattered the buckt'U, who has gath- 11 \ HARNES BRIEFS where they saw severs! Bohemian /l t K *l It w* O , ______________ ___ _____________ *'rpd ( k7 O the sap, u u who has V> n brick«*! up j ____ y 1 J« « - — ------------------------------------------------------- Wuxwings, a bird rather rare in * ®| the arch, laid the fire, boiled down X HAZEEDALE NEWS this part of the country. They also Cedar Mill has another of the hi- the sap to a proper consistency and ■ Y j j ------------- visited places along both the north monthly dances Saturday evening of sugared off, then taken the hot, ^ O T B B M O T and south side* of Oswego Lake. Mrs. W. A. Jones visitrd in Port- this week. thick syrup which would be solid X where they saw a fine spec 1 men of land, Tuesday, if l«*ft to to cool cool and and spread spread it it | X ! Mrs. Archie Stevens and «he N I n pilacated woodpecker, a fox spnr the or “ c*ke o f ice or on *ome Mr. and Mrs Albert Newton and P. Johnson family visitivi at row, and a chestnut lia ketl rhicka f * ck.t>d. sn“ w’ he. h*® l,iv*d* he ha* ? dee. Many different kinds of bird fumily have returned from Butte. Walter Howard horns at Sandy on | lived, he has enjoyed life. Oh boy! ;; Montana. Sunday. house* were also observed on the <t rip. The play given by the Hazeldale of Mrs. Arthur The mother Here’s our ticket to be voted cn T Literary society was u success. A Sc holt/, is spending this week with at the Primaries next May. If any The Bene At Card party sponsor her daughter at the Scholtz home [ l,«>dy’s got a better one. we’d like ed by the local P.-T. A Saturday laigc crowd attended. to get hold of it. night was attended by a _ good Mrs. Ellerson has returned home near Bethany. Headed by Will Rogers and Eddie $ crowd The forepart o f the evening from Washington, where she visited The Cedar Mill local o f the farm- was devoted to ” 600'’ . Mr Hays o f h*‘r brother for a week. trs’ union will meet at «he Leedy Cantor and known as the Cheer Up ’ Aloh. was winner o f the men’s Mr and Mr» Walter Carry and grange hall Tuesday evening, April Ticket,, it’s a winner from one end pnxe for the best score, while Mrs. f . mily „ „ . nl Easter Sumlay. at the 5. Farmers lnterest«*d are urged to to the other. Now that it has been decided that A goo«l speaker is prom ( laypool o f Huber was the rtcip home o f his father. Mr T. A. Carry attoml. the Republican and Democratic na- lent of the lmlioa hijfh award. I'ol- ised, and lunch will lie served. . . . tional conventions will be held in lowing the card playing a abort Mra. Tom Miller and program was presented by pupils visit«*«! Sumlay in Portland attended the pl»y. “ Home Acres, y u ,*n n t y ‘rf R aikt,s- - from the Aloha Huber S.hool. Ro 1,1 ,h,‘ t’ome of Mr " n‘ * Mrs. N. F. given at Aloha grange hall Wedrves- feel duty bound to name our ticket. For President we suggest Will Herts Whatley «-«mtributed two vocal 1 '»»ford . _ :» ? . ” f Kogers, champion W (ill numliers, "That’s my Mnnimy" and , that organization. The play is to COURT HOUSE ITEMS be repeated at I-e«vly grange hall knows all the public men in the "When the Orgnn Plnytul at Twi country and when he gets into the light” . Members o f the Declama * at a later date. White House he will kow how ti ! $ ARRESTS lory team presented a short play • George Anastor and other vege rope ’em in. What this country titled, 'T h e Tired Busin«**» Msn.’ ’ H. J. Boone: charged with «Inv The cast included: Wendell, Crowley, ing while «trunk. ile was A ned table growers of this section are In needs more than anything else is a ; and new sense o f humor and Rogers has Morton Smith; Doris Rose, wife; 3600 and given n sentente o f six a dilemma to care for celery lettuce plants that are ready for it. Lillian Jenaey and Bill Murray, months. The ground remaina too For Vice President we have no chiblrerv; Agnes Nault, saleslady;, W. E. Baxter, charged with sale planting wet to prepare and the plants have hesitancy in suggesting Eddie Can- Alice Wolfe, radio announcer. Re- of liquor, outgrown the hothouses. tor. Roger* cannot sing a note. freshmenls were served and the Kmith ami Smijkal: charged Cantor as vice I’oultrymen of the Cedar Mill v i- ' *n^ r can. ! evening was concluded with ,lancing " i q *te“ !ln* « ‘" " ’'i'” ’ ? m*;h P1™ ' be a runaway, . . . . . Kuilty and was released. Smijkal’» cinity are receiving their consign- 1 £«** 0 nt’ '* W1 The program o f the Aprd meeting sentence was postponed. ments of chicks as usual at this The Senate will stop kidtiing itself ❖ ami let Cantor do it. He will do a *S-M*+*!~!**M* *++•:- will he handled by the men of the John Doe Harlow: chargiul with (Continued on Back Tage) P -T . A. CARD PARTY-DANCE TWO MORE Weeks Of Our Closing Out Sale April 15, We Must Be Out W e invite you to come and get your choice of goods AT BARGAIN PRICES W e have an exceptional line of scatter rugs at prices you cannot help but buy at. All Furniture Must Go By April 15 Every article in the store greatly reduced. BUY AN D SAVE! ! ! Paint, Paint! Auto, Furniture and House! Some at half Price! Ed. Halsten, Next To Postoffice, Beaverton, Ore.