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Newspaper Page TextBeaverton Review Friday Issued Every 0 0 0 r.i Bee verton 0 Oregon 0 0 0 0 Entered ns second clnss matter December 9, 1822. nt O'* post ffivo at Beaverton, Oregon, under the A ct o f March 3, 1879. ___________ J Fusine»! H. Hütet* F R ID A Y , A P R IL ». 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I9.VJ ---- Tips F r o m A Stroller 0 The motto "In God W e Trust » which is stamped on the American 0 $ Dollar, ha* been in use fo r 68 0 years. Sulh a maxim has never been 0 0 more sorely needed than at the j 0 0 present writing. » — ! • “ Italy favors cancellation o f war debts*— Is that news? Many of us would appreciate a moratorium on living expenses anytime “ Students in Bulgaria live on per month” — the writer, while at school, lived on promises fo r a much longer period. A small village in Macedonia pays ,•931 c o f its total income fo r taxes which leaves each inhabitant 3 di nars or something over 5 cents on which to live for the whole year. Maybe we aren't in such dire cir cumstances a fter all. m Hoover offers to work fo r $1 a year Why not use the remaining $74,999 to put a “ mountie" on the trail o f the Lindbergh kidnappers and Virginia Brook’s murderer? The House recently passed a bill to repeat more than 1000 sections o f revised statutes which are not obsolete. The average citixen might deem that too conservative an es timate of ineffective statutes. Though lighter-than-air craft has been practically used since the W orld War, only 4 ships have crossed the American continent. Ben Eastman, youthful Stanford athlete, continues his ruthless march upon middle-distance records. This lad’s talent was not discovered un til his last year in high school. I f few er o f our young athletes were exploited, more might attain great ness. The Belgrade National Museum reports the acquistion o f 11.Out) pieces o f Roman money—somebody must have learned th rifty habits in bis youth. “ There is no sentiment in busi ness” — the veteran steamer Ventura will shortly be replaced by the pa latial ship Mariposa; nevertheless, the survivors o f the ill fated Tahiti may shed a silent tear at the pas sing o f the ancient vessel which rescued them from a watery grave. Portland will open the 1932 base ball season at Vaughn St. this week. Despite unrest in political, financial, and military' circles the public still alllies to the national pastime. Colonel Abernathy, who form erly thrilled the great hunter, Roosevelt, by catching wolves with his bare hands is going back to his old trade. He might gain employment from many families who are struggling to keep the w olf from the door. According to Dr. Pitkin, noted psychologist o f Columbia U niver sity no man beyond fifty should take part in public affairs Germany is stepping out o f line then, by rea son o f the re-election o f Van Hin- deberg as her leader. :.,i. f. . . , sprm? has brought but little joy to my heart— I went to a ball game and received a rain check, tried to stage a track meet but the ducks stole the show; wore my spring suit, but much to my discomfiture, found it wasn't pre- eeny öARCLAyS HELPFUL HINTS By Peter B. Kyne 0 0 0 0 0 Manager What we ne*d is more assurance and leas insurance. W alter comes "WiachcUoptag' to Portland fo r his next Lucky Strike broadcast when he contracted fo r A1 Gillette’s Portlanders to musical fo r next Tuesday night. This is a 10 0 9 « radio band which will utilise much o f the time now allotted to political *mud ¿lingers". we hope. M o n e y to B a m J j $ J * J # J 0 t \ J # Ä WNT S#rvioe r*«K n icy «4 while hotel, restaurant and road house In l.os Angeles county, and then departed. accompanied by C ol orado Charley and lh>rls Uutewood. for points farther south. They swam and pis.ve«l g o lf at Corona d«», they lunched at delightfully wicked Tia Juana, and. at a bare suSges- tlon from ids guests. he rulnevl the paint on bis new automobile In a wild dash across the Colorado des ert to spend • week at the Grau.l canyon. Quire early In the history of the STO R Y FROM T H E S T A R T "Jÿlam /ted Äderiwq4 happy ultimatum could possibly have bom Ms portion. Aleo. he had a curious presentment that Col orado Charley was going to »borrow some money from htn before long, and that he. Klmer, was going to grant the loan and. figuratively Speaking, kina tlie m«»ney good-by. What with the happiness that was In the company o f Doris, Elmer had not hitherto given more than a cursory thought to his other com panion. Now his thoughts centered suddenly on Colorado Charley, who, by the way. was known as llarvey Gatewood. Hiram Hutterworth, m!*er. ds- It occurred to him now that liar- cKlea to leave hie fortune to Kliuet ve.v was n bit narrow between the Clarke, a poor nephew UuUerworth eye.*, a trifle furtive, a shade over» telle Abtolom Mol'eaka. hU lawyer, dressed, hit affability and gracious» o f a deal forty >eaia ago In which ness a fraction orerstressed. lie b - ewindled a man out cf 140,00« talk«»,| too much and too big. and arranges for payment with In terest. Btfttterworth dies suddenly. Elmer f«>lt his suspicions mount T brough a gossiping telegrnph op ing, oven as the hackles o f a d«>g erator tiie town of Pilarcltoa. In rise ns he 11,'a asleep and dreams cluding Nellie Cathcart, Clmer s o f rais. “ if i should marry im rls.“ sweetheart, learns of hie Inheritance he decided, “ I’ ll give lla rv ey the air before he do«a Nellie telle Klmer at it ten minutes after leaving the It amounts to more than fl.000.000 He has Doris fooled, but T^iey confess their love for each junket Doris cotninem-ed culling altar. other ’Volorado Charley.“ end hie him Klmer and Insisted that if fouling me isn’t s«> easy.** p trtner, Mae, decide to pluck Nlmer they were to be good puls he must N ellie insists that Klmer see more call her Doris, lie did— gratefully. o f the world before their marriage CH APTER X I’ rcscntly she took to caillng bint Unknown to Elmer, she Is heiress dear and daisng and old tldug ami o f the man iiutlerwortb swindled A ItU IV I'D at I Kiris* home, Klmer She figures that about $1.000.000 old d«'ur and »illy boy and sxndry w ill be due her from the estate K i other verbal evidences of Insincer * * soberly announced his Intention o f departing for FllarcUu* next nder becomes a caudidate for school ity. Klmer liked IL He “ate It trustee P v *(t<g as a newspaper re up«" In the gentle art of coquetry day, hul promised to look tu again porter. named Doris Gatewood. Col on his way north aud say good by. orado Charley's confederate calls on IV ris Gatewood wus a past mas T h e result was that when he did Klmer. Nellie eeea l>orie end spots ter. and It Is not to bo marveled "lo..k lu ' he found Doris alone. She her as an adventuresa Klmer goes at that be beam s hopelessly lufat- was curled up on e dirau, sobbing to Los Angeles and is welcomed by outi-U wilh her. audibly, when Klmer walked up ou Doris and her “ b roth er" Nellie Si c list ” >d him. she dnr.xled 1 the porch o f the huuguloiv, g Is mod takes steps to frustrate the crooks him, she brought on a In ihri'Uk.i the screen door and sa w her. Thirteenth Installment •N othing like a little judicial V\ :h llie license o f au old friend prodding— nothing like a hint o f op he entered unannoutice«!. sat dawn be e her. and tenderly luqulred position— nothing like an objective win.I tlie m atter might he. to t»e captured, to keep that boy ‘■nil. Elmer, durllng. 1 can’t hear busy,- the girl solflo«iu;*ed. “ WVlL tt— I cu n t— I c a n t !" the girl anyhow, he didn't fib to me ah«»ut sol licit “ I’ll l«e so lonely 1“ Ik.ris Gatewood. He didn't hjmy I « ' *e or explain or try to exrtise She svl-cil Ills hand, covered her tear stained face with It— and him self— and that'« a c on fort." . . . . . . . kissed it very humbly and t>«»n:g» nanny An Instant luter «he was In Tru e to Iiis promise. Kliuor saw Elmer's arms and he was kissing li, , i** c f N ellie .luring the period her tears aw ay ami murmuring Intervening before the school words o f emleunu. i t. Presently t:.is:ee election He hud u tight on her soft cheek wus against tils ami I s hands and he fought. T h e Sun she was. according to her own state day l*efore the election he Invited ment, the happiest girl iu the the eutire high School district to a world I barbecue. During the twrbeeue he Many a mail lias b«on captured Bunk» the only public sjieeoh o f hts less adroitly, hut nevertheless us raaquiign. It was a rattling goo«] securely. Elmer hud three hun speech and well deliverc«!. dred inii«»* of motoring before linn As usually occurs vh en nn un thul day. so he did not linger long trained speaker warms to Ills sub over his lea vo taking—Just long Joct. Elmer’s oratory suddenly rap enough lo swear undying love and tirated Elmer. Almost before he promise ferven tly to wrlto the light realized It? he had announcctl his In o f his life dully until they should tetiliou o f seeking the office *>i meet again— soon! mayor o f Pilareitos. as an inde dent candidate, at the November As a curious nuumenturj on the He Had a F ght on His Hands and •lection. unfaithfulness o f muu und the gen He Fought eral Inconsistency o f the creature. When Elmer Clarke stepped down from the table upon which palo In his In-art, she tilled him with It Is worthy to remark that thirty be had made t:ls spo«eli, he knew the «vouder «if her. When he thought miles up the mail Klmer Clarke he bad won. In fact, he was elect o f N ellie Callicurt It eras with a quivered, sighed dismally and tnur- ed t.y a m ajority o f nineteen votes, (King o f slmmc and trepidation, hut inun-d very distinctly; “ Oh. lo r d , What a jam und t«»>k office at the next r.gular tip* UTipIc.^egntheKs gniduully tils- what nn ass I am ! I’ m In I W liat nm I going to do?** Bh-etia- o f the b'ar<l. a; pi-ari-d. >kor< isi-d hy Klmer him About the same time Doris, Meanwhile the Pilareitos Marlon seif. l'indihg he could not think h u j Increased Its circulation by o f Nellie w llliout having his ftnle- perched on Colorado Charley's thin one. Colorado Charley bail sule *«-ri liable hupplni-ss clouded, he knees, was telling him the Inside »«-rilied for three months, nr. Hie ceased lo think o f her «1 ull, ah story o f her conquest. o.? chance that Hunt he might lie kepi Colorado Charley stroked her fair l hough he did send her u few plr- In touch with the activities of his lure («ostrnrds. She was hut a chi-ek. “ You're papa's little sw eet Intended victim. As a result of Ids memory o f another life. heart." he declared uppity. "W e 'r e foresight. Klmer received a tele When you*« e Neverthelci « ohl habits, purtleu- almost broke. Mae. hud half a do oo titte r « from him gram from Ibtris to il ••wood on the Inrty o f loyalty, are hard to break morning o f election day. w Islilng Elmer was more than the devoted he should be touched for a thou- him a tremendous victory and malt friend and host but hot quite the sand " le g Hie prophecy that any other is lover, lie wanted to lie bill lacked Sue would he Improbable. tlie courage. Doris realized this Elmer Clarke suffered every foot Klmer thought It was both kind and created opportunity after op o f Hie journey hack In Pilarcltoa and considerate o f her to do this; portunity for him to declare him Not tliut lie reproached *i tu-Vif Consequently an hour after the votes self. She even went so far. on their with having made a m istake; but were counted he sent her s te le ¡ way back to l.«i» Angeles, when they he faced an unpleasant Issue am] gram thanking h e and announc traveled by nighl to avoid the heat there » a s no possible chance o f ing his victory. Immediately she o f the day, as to pretend to sleep avoiding It If lie pur[K>scd living replied wilh a night letter suggest wltb her lovely head on his shoul wilh himself tlie remainder o f his ing that he owed himself a present der. life. ItHlher than fare N ellie and and It ought tu take the form of Elmer trembled a little, but thul tell her that the love he had fo r another visit to Eos Angeles. was all, so the lady took advan merly rowed to her had all been W ilh that suggestion Elmer was tage o f Colorado Charley's pres- a mistake, he would cheerfully have In entire accent He told Nellie etu-e in the front seat with the sular.ttted to the hastlnadu. about it before he left and she driver to commence weeping s o ftly ; Nevertheless, It had to tie done, agreed that he ought to go. When when Elmer asked her tenderly even though his sense o f chivalry he told her he would probably see why she wept, she told him ll was und decency revolted at the pros Doris Gatewood and her brother because they had to part so soon. pect. He took N ellie out to Joe while there, she told him she hoped Thereupon she got her first real Angellotti's mad Louse for dinner he would see the charming Miss rise out o f Klmer. He said: and tried desiierately to be his Gatewood Hnd that ho might enjoy “ W eil. I don't know about th a t!" ohl cheerful self. H owever, no her society Immensely. As a result T h ere !s something connected man has ever succeded I d deceiv o f this conversation. Klmer depart with driving a fast and powerful ing a highly intelligent woman who ed not e little irritated. He would cur through tlie night which pro loves him. nnd from the moment have preferred to have N ellie dis motes straight thinking, und so EJ she had got Into the car N ellie was play opposition to his plan. itier m ine to the conclusion that he aware that whatever It was that T o say that Klmer enjoyed his was violently In love with two troubled blin he w.is not going to vacation would. In the««.- ilays o f su women at the same tim e, he had to beep It to himself forever. All perlative slang, scarcely express Hie choose one, he knew which one he be required was a Accent opporto- content o f his enjoyment Perhaps w unfed and he lacked Hie «murage Bity to discharge tils cargo o f g rie f, It would be better to slate that he to choose tier and Jilt the other. so on the way home NeJlle decided ate it up lie luni in «) and dined He retlerfed bitterly that I d the to he kind to him. and fox-tretted In every worth- days of his poverty no such uu- (TO US CONTI .VUBD.I « ...........« Weed's Nursery < n Canyon Road adv, p'JI -22 Advertisem ents In this column I cent a word Minimum charge ’¿ he FOR |'or Sale 7 week* old C. While, weening pig*. C Topirh, lit 3, II. 4fi3, Beaverton, on Frank Livermore place, p 8‘J BALE l'o r Suie Old Newspaper*. Generous bundle, fir. t'a ll R eview offloe. lo r S a le - la i p. sis and telephom« poll's c . Topich, lit 3, ll tr»:i, Beaverton on Frank Llierin or» place. p-"-‘ Milk contains all the food values *o essential to a child's growth and development If you will but phone 4526 our wagon will deliver daily at your home the very best of milk Beaverton Sunrise Dairy, A. l'amen aitili, proprietor adv. c-39-tt Seven W eek» P IG S Old O I C FOR For Kent *1 acres garden, onion, celery, or horariadish land. Just north of Beaverton. Can he Ir rigateli. Rosa Mei lo. Ut. '.! Ilea verton, ntir mile north o f llulwt p ig«, No reasonable offer refused \l* bromi sows M Italo co, one mile northwest of Juckt ven school. adv , l9tf Sunday» Masse*, 7:40 a m , and 10:00 a m. Sunday Christian Doctrine, 8:30 a m., and 9.20 am . Saturday Confession, 3:30 p m , 4:30 pm ., 7:30 pm ., ami 9.00 p.m. Weekday Mass, 8:20 a m. W ANTED Wanted Stork l> pa-tore Mis. Ihmnldson Two mile* south of Beaverton Bank. p 21 For Sale— lotrge, upright W itaey piano in line rendition with beau tifili flnisli ami good tono, $ TT. Oil. Also "Clark Jewel'' four burner ga« tange with large oven and »maller broiler. Good eomUtloit, $26. Come and see these buys »t FOR C O I M A RENT Banted < attle to pu-ture Plenty water, salt and grass Inquire at M n Huber rendi lit 3, Ban verton J. W. Brysn. p 2k JFO G F FOR O H VIM COM M ISSIONER Nuz:irene ('hur ch Sunday School nt 9:46 s.m. Morning worship at 11:00 a.m. N.Y.P.S at 0:30 p.m. Evening service at 7:30 p m. Mi«i week prayer service Wednes day evening at 7:30. Kinlon Church W. E. Simpson, minister Sunday services at the church will l>e as follows: Bible scho l nt 10 o'clock in the morning with ' preaching service hy the pastor Rev. W E. Simpson at 2 o’clock in the afternoon. Everybody is cor «Hally invited t«> be present at these services. j Methodist Church Rev. L, C. Poor. Minister Sunday school at 10:00 a.m rreaching nt 11.00 am . Worship service nt 7:30 P. M the minister in chirge. Subject. "Adventire* In Faith." Pictures o f Hawaii. Latlies Aid WeiUvesiiny aftern'on. Midweek services Wednesday at 8 p.m. Hethcl Church Rev. Charles F. Clarke, Pastor Sunday morning Mr. Clark*' will take fo r hia subject “ J^aua fo r t into a house" Plea.se note thnt the even ing services will commence at K O’clock next Sundiy and will con tinue at that hour during th«* sum mer The topic will be “ Klim Flam” Prayer meetings are held Wednes day nights at H. The Bible School has classes in all depart-nents and will welcome you an I your children. Christian Kn Vav«»r meeting .Sun- , day nights at 7 o'clock. C h u rch 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dona 11 T Templet« n When the County Court, in keep ing with its economy program, he- came the purrhssing agent for all County dv'partments, th«1 saving« thus ma«le far exre«*ded the original estimates. This is but an example o f the economies that have been introduced in the managi meat of County affairs in the ps->t ><ar A careful ■ conserva'ion r f county fund« is the surest, safest way in whi-h to r-duce taxes. Your vote f. r Don aid T T E M P LE T O N • Judge will insure a continuance o f this program. J. M Hiatt To th«* Vi'tirs o f Washing! »tic unty: I hereby announ e my cao«|.«ta.'y for re election to the ofH. e o f c unty commissioner o f Washing! n cour.ty at the Primary election to be held May 20. 1932. If I a n elected. I will endeavor to rant inue the same careful, con«ervatlve, a-«! fa.thful administration o f the iffairs of Washington county tt-at ha* In in my policy in the ne»t. (Sign«'«!) J. M. Hiatt adv c!9 24 fashioned basket social at their hall at Cedar Mill Saturday, April 30 Besides the eats, there will be a program. II A Kuratli of Hill- born will t*>n«luct the auction »ah of tke basket*. A«lv «• !!..*_• M IC H IG AN ( 'L l 'l l Tlie Michigan club will hot | their regular monthly party a! Surmy side hall, Portland, Fast Thirty fourth street at Yamhill, Friday evening. May 13th. F. w. msiior " T I D IO M.VRIH.R S U O » * o f C h r is l G. W. Springi'r. Minister The Sunday school C.,uncil met at the home of Mr and Mrs. Rogers on Monday evening. Plan* wen- made fo r a Mother’s Day program W e are also planning a contest which should be very interesting We wili make further announce ment as soon *s the plan is com pleted. N ext .Sunday Broth« r Putman, the minister of the Hillsboro Church o f Christ, w ill speak at both the morning and evening services. W h e re T o G o PLUM R IN G and Hardware, H E A T IN G I’ hone, 2110.1 W . A T R E A S O N A B LE lUaverlnt, K. U N D E R TA K E R Grange FIRST CLASS WORK Paints Building K h. YanMi’trr. I*rnp Rcavorton Harlior .Shop R K G ii nml PRICES K I BAI MER ; S A T IS F A C T IO N Beaverto. GUARANTEED shrunken; made a garden, which ! tative from Washigton County, if S ' | some — - neighborly — ------ „ chickens are now elected, would be the best techni LOCAL NEW S B A S E B A L L B E N E F IT D AN C E p Meals and Groceries £ , using fo r a hunting ground. My dog tally informed man in the 193 5 s de accuses me c f allowing my emotions ’ legislature ' on enforcement o f the at the old stand A Benefit dance for the Hei verton to be influenced by the season national prohibition laws. J I f you expect to earn ycur liv in g 1 Corner Main and Front S trc ts in a town, help the town earn its Baseball club will be given at the Satisfaction guarantee! Piic «rig h t comparable to youth-—he is inclined But strange to say, notwithstand 14, PJ32. ( »■ oil to discredit that old adage "You ing his experience in this trouble living, by buying your supplies at Hulier hall May J. A. S TIT T . PROP. music will he furnished. Everyone is home. can’t teach an old dog new tricks.’ some B E A V E R TO N OREGON law-enforcement problem, I invited Tickets, 25<. I retaliate with “ There is nothing Johnson makes no reference to pro-! Ronald Beattie will entertain sev new under the sun." hibition in his pla'form . Many can e.ral o f his friends with a party I* ri C A N D ID A T E S M E E TIN G — Contributed didates for political nomination day afternoon in honor of his 8th EATS LA M PS MARKS & SON would not hesitate to »'mphasize any birthday Ice cream and cake will There will be a caml dates miet OREGON VOTER phase o f their connection with p ro- be served fo r refreshments, RESTAURANT K AM BEHGKIFS ing in the I^»ci*y Grange hall at M E 'E M SHORT ORDER COMMENDS JOHNSON hibition enforcement. Johnson ex-| It WM thro h the infiutI) e of Cedar Mill Tuesday, May 3rd, span C O N F E C T IO N E R Y Cigars, Tohnrrns pla.ns hts position in this manner: Senator Steiwer. of Oregon, that th< sored by the Tax League. Confections, S oil Drinks I have avoided any reference to American Federation o f !«abor came The April 23 issue o f the Oregon CANDY E ATS Cady lllilg — Watson S(. Voter gave considerable space to prohibition in my platform because out with a strong endorsement o f W H IT F O R D C A R D P A R T Y the qualifications of J. O. Johnson I feel that problem should be handi a tariff on lumber, who is seeking the republican nom led by men who are not radical in ( You and your friends are cordially Milton Erickson o f Portland re CRAZY C RYSTALS Phone DIM ination for State Representative either direction. I was in serv:i?c ceived cuts and bruises an i Lillian invited to a card paity Saturday A Mineral W ater Treatment long enough to learn that the proB from Washington County. The Ore evening, April 30th, at the W hit- Ludwig of Beaverton back injuries lem is one which will always he JOE KF.MMRR Now Available In Beaverton gon Voter made the following state and body bruises Sunday night, J ford school hou»«>. ment in reference to his qualifica before us fo r consideration regard GET A S A M P L E GLASS, FREE by Erickson For nny Kind o f Wood less of changes that should and will when the car driven tions: B A S K E T S O C IA L Office (Tpataira In Telephone lllrtg. J. 0. Johnson, Tigard, who seeks he made I am not a radical on th-* collided with the car o f Raymond Phone 6702 Lim b Wooil Cut to O rder subject." Leedy grange is sponsoring an old republican nomination for reprtsen j Shearer, parked on Lombard street. j HORSESHOEING GENERAL BLACKSMITHING J H olboke Bros. s \ !