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Newspaper Page TextTHE BEAVERTON B e a v e r !« « Issued Every Friday Oregon R e v ie w H. Huk*C .. r at K m * v > r f«ai Kntervd a» seexmd eia»« master Dec;*mlwr 9. 1922. at tin- post office under th«1 at Bi-averton, Oregon, Act o f M anh 8, 1H79. J | HtsemeRi Manager F R ID A Y . MAY IS. 1932 STATEMENT OF J. \V. CONN ELU SHERIFF During my time as Sheriff the reemrd show« 875 arrest* classified about as follow s: 23 non-support cases, 38 still* taken and destroyed 270 cases o f possession and sale o f liquor, 150 cases o f larceny, 75 cases o f driving: while intoxicated, 23 forg ery cases, 51 cases o f con tributing to delinquency. 245 mis cellaneous arrests for minor offenses such as reckless driving, game vio lations, assault and battery- etc. I have not attempted to specialize on the enforcement o f any one law- hut have done everything in my power to enforce A L L LAWS. From these 875 arrests the tines and jail sentences in Circuit court alone totaled more than $191,000 00 and 130 years in jail. Well, you're forgiven everything— all except running away like a tin- canned dog. Iteally, you act as If you nr« horribly afraid of wine- thing " "I am. but I can'i discuss It over the telephone. Toll you what » n i ,io. Neille ru M lij a | pat!tin* and you conic (o dinner - wit», me tonight." » "I'd low* to, Elmer, tmt not to WVT Sert Ice night But I can go with you to morrow night I'm too busy to sco you ho fore then." | I save you time to reconsider, you Reluctantly Elmer agreed to her might change your mind. And pt op ami ind \. II ,• hugely wasn't I right. Elmer M i r ? Tea satisfied with herself, hung up and did chango jo u r inisd. didn't you? returned to Hie bank, where »lie As soon as you had time to think wrote ih« following letter to J. things over you slopped payment Fltvgendd. acting captain of do on the check." te, i veo, I os Angelos police depart ■“ Tlial's rig h t" ho agreed life ment : l«**sly. "D ear Captain Fitzgerald: “ Are you sorry now that you •Viith reference lo the matter « « stopped payment?" dis, ossod over I ou tdistance tele “ No. I'm n ot:” Savagely again. ” 1 thought you might be*. One cun- phone, when I told you that a cheek n««t treat one’s fiance«* so casually In favor o f Doris Hat «wood had and hope to escape unscathed. El been received at thla hunk uinl was mer. I'd feel badly at such ir«*at- being return,si with tho not atom 'Signature o f Indorser Irregular' moot myself." "Von will be glad to know that "She's not niy flancee." "But you told nu> she was. You your action It, conforming to iny re jiltod me for her Surely you must quest and mailing anonymously to have been quite certuin o f your Mr Clarke tin* police records and ground before you it >. lose«! your rogue»' gallery photographs o f Col- onnlo Charley has home rich fruit. altered feelings toward m e " "Well, she's no P aiuw o f mine." With n u few minutes after Its re ceipt Mr Chirk» called ,1 the hank he protested doggedly. “ Then. pray, what u she? A and ordered payment »t»pp«*«l on the k lie was much disturbed. friend?" Shortly thereafter lie purchased “ Not any more." two thousand dollars' worth of "An enemy ?" travelers' checks here, so I ro.ilired “ Perhaps." "Elmer, did you promise to lend he was at,out lo lenvv the state. "In I icdiatcly I math* it lUy bust- her the money or give It to her?“ tics' to ■ all him up and ascertain “ She asked for a loan." "F or how loug? Did she offer without letting him know I was pun,plug hint, that he Is frightened any security ?" "N o security. It was a Kathleen un,l pa tuck \. Evidently he liaa compromised himself, probably !u Mavoureen loan." writing and now fears reprisals "I don't understand. Elmer." “ 'It may bo for years aud It may I from the outraged un,l disappoint be forever,'” lie quoted from the ed lady In the shape of a suit for breach o f promise My personal Celtic ballad. “ But you agreed to make the opinion is, however, that now they real, e his auspicious are aroused, loan, didn't you?" “ C«*vtalnly. Didn't I send my thev will endeavor to extract as lar„o a cash settlement as possibly check r “ You did. It's too bad you didn't guaranteeing no publicity In return. send her the cash—by express. Then O f course we must protect him by your ex-sweetheart wouldn't have catching fl.etn In the u,-t o f levying learned your silly secret, and yon blackmail, and If Mr Clarke tied wouldn't now fare the necessity the crate we couldn't do that, could for running away he,-ans« you're we* So I have mutiagc! te delay his a fra lj to face me again. Elmer departure forty-eight hours. "Thla letter will roach you via darling, i very greatly fear you're the same train thnt carries Mr. Just a little bit cowardly." He was «tong to the core o f Id* Clarke's rejected cheek hark lo the It, fa. t. It will beiug. “ I'm not a cow al,l." he re- I .Os Vngclcs hank plied coldly. “ I have a Distin rend, you **urll«‘r than that, because guished Service cross to prove I am sending It special delivery. Im : mediately upon riH-cild o f It. please that 1" "P o o f! That's animal courage. arrange to have the movements o f I was referring to moral courage." this unsavory ,-ouple oratciied and Elmer saw he was outnumbered report to u,e l>v telephone "Your* trulv. and outmaneuvered and if he would "Nellie Cnthcnrt." escape annihilation, he must with- draw from the fight forthwith C H A P T E R XI "That sort o f talk will never get you anywhere with me." he warned IIK fnlfnurlnt* afternoon Vcllle her. "I’ m quite capable o f attend rw*p|»H a l«»nj; dl at mice call ing to my own business." 1 - \ ' "You've certainly been misman f aging It lately. Without mv vol of !*• teefives .1. K l l « | whs re unteer help you would be absorb port n*.:. "S«nt a »nun out to watch tNe ing a thousand dollar loss right hou«o ns ooon as I <ot >«»ur letter.’* now. and with that little gold dig ‘*’1 he hank must ger oo your hands you'd he oper he uiiiiouticed. ating In red Ink befi.ro the first of huv«* telephoned them about the cho« k, foi* at half past t*‘ii they the year.” “ Who told you she was a gold called a Taxi and went down to the ofllop of n shyster ijfiom oy. They digger r were there two hours nnd then re- "You did." tum id to the hunjrafow As m*o« •T didn't." “ Not In so many words. But yon as my man n*porte<1 they were In stopped payment ou your check, conference with that particular which Is an admission that you sus lawyer the whole things was us clear as mud. pect she la a gold digger." “They're g«»lng up to Pllarclto* to “ Well, that's my business, and I don't see any necessity for arguing shnke the hoy «Jo\rn us sure as the matter with yon. It's a closed death nnd tnxes. so I have started two good men for Pilarcitoa In a chapter." “ My word, you're an optimist fast riutornobile. They will Install a Wtiat caused yon to stop payment dictograph in the youns fellow’s house nnd listen In on the unholy ou yonr check?" "That's some more of my busi proposition. I want you to provide a fast and accurate stenographer ness." $ to take down every word. Can you “ You’ re so Immersed In your busi 0 do that?** 0 ness you haven’t had the decency *Trn tfie fastest and most accu 0 to thank me for saving you a thou 0 rate atenoi:rnph«*r In this county," sand dollars and possible entangle 0 0 ment with an adventuress. Elmer, Nellie replied quietly. T iood jcirl I .Now, then, Tm go 0 tn addition to being a little bit cow 0 ing to leave it to you to arrange ardly I’m afraid you're a little bit 0 for a clear fl»*ld for my men. 0 unmannerly and a Little bit un 0 The\ ve got to be alone in that grateful." 0 hoa>e for an hour." 0 “ Nettie." he said huskily, ’Tm "1 have already arranged th at I 0 ‘ guilty on all three counts. I’m ter will explain the details to your rep 0 0 ribly sorry. Ordinarily I wouldn’t— resentative wlien he calls tomor 0 that Is. I couldn't— I mean to you— row morning.’* 0 0 you're so fine I— I— Nellie. I'm not •Thanks. We'd land 'em out In 0 very happy and I want to go away the tall grass, never fear. I’ll 0 and forget U. I'm ashamed to look phone you if anything new devel 0 0 yon la the eye." ops.” 0 “ I understand thoroughly, Elmer. (T O R * CONTCfTTBDJ 0 « N N « M o n e y to B u m N B y P e te r B . K y n e N F *5 br TM$r « fCrn«. STORV rROM THE START I t ir an , P u t r» r w «* rt h . m l«»r t«- f .• ! • « « • l i t f e r l u n # 1« C l v t « * eeor u p h « « Itulterw oH h t . :• »« e M c l ' c a k e , hi » l » « v , r , cr s « H i t » f t > j * » r , w n In w h i c h h* s v t b d i W s naan o u i o f $4ii.o««) a«.« a r m n f « a f o r p a y m e n t w i t h ta - l.r.a i l u t w r w t i r t h d t » » auddanly. T b r n n c h a g m t a ip i n g t e l e g r a p h o p e r a t o r the t o w n o f P i l a r c i t o a , In- r t w d in s No 11 to C a t h e a r l, hllwier a e o e o t h e a r t . l e a r n s o f hia I n h e r i t a n c e b e f o r e ho d o e s N e l li e t e l l e Kl ni er It a m o u n t s t o m o r e t h a n $1.000.000 T h e » c o n fe r » their love fo r each ether - C o l o r a d o C h a r i e r " a nd hla p a r t n e r . M.*e. d e c i d e to p l u c k U l m e r l ' . . k n o w n t o Kliwor. N o l ll o lo h o l re e e o f the m a n F u t t o r w o r t h s w i n d l e d 5 h e f i g u r e » t h a t a b o u t $ 1.000 noo w 11 be d u e h e r f r o m t h e e s t a t e U l m er becom es a candidate fo r school trust»«. l *o »t ng as a n e w s p a p e r r e porter. named D o n e C ate w ood. C o l o ra d o C h a rle y 's co n fe d e r a t e ca lls on E lm e r . N e l li e s e e s P o r t e e n d s p o t s h e r as an a d v e n t u r e s s E l m e r g o e s to lav» A n g e l e s a n d Is w e l c o m e d b y D o n e a n d he r “ b r o t h e r * N ell.» t a k e s S te p s t o f r u s t r a t e t h e c r o o k s E l m « r la e l e c t e d s c h o o l t r u s t e e and becom e» e candidate fo r m ayor Through N ellie. E lm er discovers C o lo r a d o C h a rle y 's plot. In form er years we had laws in Fifteenth I n g t a l l m t n t force such as speed laws The Nellis nodded and Kluier strode State traffic department was bring out t*f tbs tuuik. nor did ho utter ing into court every day violaters another »jrllahle. Nellie did not o f the law while at present there biaiue him In the least, for there is no speed law and no one is brought are moments »lieu silence Is in which makes a difference in the golden I amount o f fines turned over to the j • • » » » » o Treasurer's office. Owing to the It was net an easy task to fright general depression there is no m on en Elmer Clarke. Exyierts had trie»! ey in circulation and offenders are that and failed. Neille O n heart, however, had succeeded not only In unable to pay their fines. X '! frightening Elmer bat also In stam that reason we have more prisoners peding him— a fact o f which she than in form er years and our jail was fully aware when, upon return facilities have increased from 24 ing from her luncheon she was in to 150 capacity. During my adm in formed by Mr. Crittenden, the istration we have decreased the cost cashier, that Elmer must be plan o f keeping prisoners from $1.00 to ning to take a journey, since he approximately 38c per day and the | had lust purchased two thousand dollars' worth o f travelers' checks prisoners in our charge care for i NeiUe left the bank and walked the lawn and do part o f the janitor J swiftly up Main street to the pub work without extra cost to the | lic telephone office and fought a County. booth. Some people seem to have thi t "Nellie speaking. Elmer. Are yon going away’ " idea that before an officer shoului “ Yes. I am.* Elmer's voice was make an arrest he should take the lugubrious. offender down and roll him to see “ When?” i f he has any money to pay a fine, “ Five minutes from now. I'm mo and if he has not to turn him I toring to San Francisco and will loose. This is not my policy. 1 take the Overland Limited from have always endeavored to do my there.* duty as I saw it. I have at all time* “ Whither away. Elmer?* tried to keep people out o f trouble.! “To Muscatine, Iowa, to took after my Interests.* which in my opinion, is where ar officer can be o f considerable assis - j “ And yon were going away with- out a word o f farewell to me?" tance to the public. Perform ing “ Yes. I was*—savagely. my duty as a peace officer I . have 1 “ I had an Idea 1 didn't deserve been successful in handling at least such treatment. Elmer.* three situations which might have “ You don't. You're an angeL” resulted in serious consequences. Elmer's voice had a slight catch During my administration w in it now. have had few criminal trails. There . “ Weil, you could drop over to the bank for a minute to say good- is a reason fo r this and our office by, couldn’t yon? m not pick on claim s some o f the credit* The you.” effleient preparation o f criminal cases "I know it. Nellie. That's fast *£n many cases have resulted in the trouble. I require a lot of pick pleas o f guilty, saving the expense ing on. I'm the wild ass o f the uni o f trials. verse." A s to the economy program which “ Well, Elmer darling. I'm afraid I'm not well up on natural history, has been in vogue fo r some time, ] but isn't it a characteristic o f the I went to the County cou rt more wild asa to run away when fright than a year and a half ago ana ened?" advised the Court that I could get Elmer Instantly lied to ber for along with only tw o deputies in the first time. “Oh. I'm not fright our work A t which time it was ened. Neffle! What have I got to agreed that we would try it. C er be frightened about?" tain things came to pass unknown "Yon a d as if you were afraid o f me." to me that my third deputy still “ Not afraid o f yon. N ellie—just retained his position. When the a tittle ashamed to fac« you. that's budget committee met in N o v e m -, all. I'm going away to—well, I ber, 1931, I asked fo r a reduction in think I ought to go away for a our budget and was successful in while, for the good of my soul.* cutting $2,020.00 off o f the budget “ Why don't yon go te Los An in the criminal department and 15'.«- | geles again?" o f the costs in the tax collecting “ Neflie! Please, please!" department. Consequently we take “ Silly old dear, I am picking on you after alL Pm sorry. I'll not this much credit in reducing your do It again. Tell me. Elmer, have taxes. Anyone interested can e a s ily , I ruined your romance?" verify this. “ NeiUe, why did yon hold op I have given my entire time to | that check the first time?" the county as Sheriff both day' and “ A woman's Instinct I thought if night for the past three years and there has never been a robbery or any other crime com m itted that 1 have not been on the jo b as soon test are Harry Crowe, o f Sheridan, as notified o f the same. 1 have at winner o f last year’s race; Edw. SOM E M ISLA ID ITEM S ail times, after regular hours come Peak, Gresham; Melvin Dooley, a - ------------------------------------------------------A to the office and issued automobile Linnton; Paul A The Congregational Indies M is Smith, Gates; licenses, shipping tags fo r beef, pork, Frank S- Fessler. W oodburn; and sionary study class met Thursday veal, poultry, etc., to anyone de Paul Callicotte, Harry Fleeter, Ben with sixteen ladies present. Mrs. siring the same. 1 have taken care M edofsky and O. E. Yates. Port .McMinn led the devotional service. t*f all com .... that have come in land. The distance from Portland is Mrs. Geo. N. Taylor and Mrs. L. to our office and all complaints of 17.1 miles. W. Tucker gave a report on miss law violation have been promptly The "H appy Day’s " celebration is ionary work in Oregon in the ear and thoroughly investigated. We sponsored by the Chamber o f Com - lier 'lays as presented by Robert have kept a complete record o f all McLean. Pot luck luncheon wa.*. . . - . . . nierce o f Hillsboro, and is the / crmunal work and the UnK*r-p r in t » event o f its kind held ,,n the enjoyed at noon follow ed by the o f all offenders, and have perform ed p#cifi<. CQMt usual business meeting- every other duty perU ining to th e, ________________ F. W. Liverm ore accompanied by office. W e have at all times treated K A N S A g ( .,T y w „ . his uncle E. W. Livermore, made a the residents o f this county a n d ; H EAR A. K. CLARK trip to M yrtle Point, and Marsh state in a courteous manner. field from Saturday to Wednesday. Trusting that my policy meets Col. Alfred E. Clark will be a Th ey visited relatives en route- with the approval <,f the voters and speaker a: the Kansas City Com On their return trip they were thankiog you fo r your support in munity hall, Monday, May lfi at joined by Mr. Livem ore’ s cousin, the past, I am 8:00 p-m. The evening is in charge Mrs. V. T. Jackson and her daugh Respectfully your Sheriff, (S ign ed ! J- W. Connell | o f the Kansas City unit o f the ter Dorothy Dale o f Roseburg, who Everyone is wel spent the remainder o f the week (Paid Advertisement) c21 Farm er’s union. com e to attend. — News-Times o f with relatives at Beaverton and Forest Grove. A N N U A L JU LY 4 W ALK IN G Huber. CONTEST TO BE STAGED * ---------------------------- a The annual July Fourth champion ship walking contest from Portland to liillsboru will !>e the sporting feature o f the 2<>th annual "H appy Daya” celebration to be held in Shute park, Hillsboro, O regon, July 2. '3, and 4. $150.00 in cash prizes will be awarded to the winners: $50.00 to the first. $25.00 to the second and ten other cash prizes. A fter receiving 42 replies to a questions,I-e sent out to the various hikers as to their opinion regarding a walking o r a relay race, it has been decided to make the K inior derby a free style contest. This ruling xrili eliminate all friction in judging and interpreting the rules and allow every entrant to go as they please. No women will be allowed in thi* year's contest. Noted hikers who have already shown interest in the com ing con- REVIEW T 0 M E X -SE R V IC E MEN J. O. Johnson is a candidate for .State Representative for Washing ton county and asks your support in the com ing primary election, May 20th. Mr Johnson is an ex-service r.ian and has always been active in ex-service men'« organizations, c-2» P a ii advertisement p-24 Acheriiritf^ KOB SALK l . » JktfT fbOUS**iESS * kma r r t u wc PO» LUUCH boss ." •£WW if IT 0«0 VANkfT V n U. **« T km O»U I o o o r LIK* Ok***« • ( H O Pt V o u WN.L PAMJOU ' $AE PCHt BCTUfi t*T E , BOGS, BVri j \ SKAPVC/ MAO TO 1'R'V OUT J I'lC S Seven M eeks Old O ! (' pig No reasonable offer refused. .VI», I*rood sows M Halo «-», „ne mile northwest o f JarKt » wn school. a,lv c i t t ì Methodist ('hurt'll Rev. 1. C. Poor. Minister Sunday school at 10:00 a m . •“reaching at I LOO a tu W orship service at 7:30 I’. M. the minister in charge. .Subject. "Faith. Ladies Aid \\,‘dnes,lav afternoon Midweek services Wednesday at 8 p.m. Mtv xirvu Hu« olii«'«* und Ih«* only candidi» «• qualified to :u!mmuter Ou» affair* **f th«» pndint«» court. Il«* ut und*» for u p ro frm iiv « pro irram «»f rond coital ruction with ad«* «plut«* and proper mit int« nun««* id t}*» rond« w f now have. A continuane» «»f th» piment pn» Kram «»f ivunmny, »!ìlci«*ncv am» tax reduction is hi* |>l«*«lir»* ! " the poo pit*. Si. Cocci ¡a ( 'lluroll Suruiny Manat*!», 7:41) uni., and 10:00 a ni. Sunday Christian Doctrina, 8:3U a ni., and 0:30 a m. Saturday Confession. 3 30 pm . •1:30 p m ., 7:30 p m ., and 0:00 p.m. Weekday Mas-«, 8:20 a m . Itctain m vn v H t M of e , c o m p elan t, t «» h « t w * but th«* c«»n* hm» no ivttf*r«"»t« county For ( 'omit> Treasurer Sunday School at 9:45 a m. Morning worship at 11:00 a.m. N .Y .P.S at 0:30 p.m. Evening service at 7:30 p m . M in-week prayer service W,'tines day evening at 7:30. D O N A LI) T. T K M I'L F T O X FOB ( ’(M’N TV J F D O K Kint.m ('hurrh R fgu lar pi, a, lung servica- rn-xt Sunday at 11 o'clock, in the pas- tor. Rev \V K Simpaon. foil .wing a »«'sston o f the Bible school at lo o'clock. Everyone invited t „ la* pres ent ut the»e services. l . l »4IK \T VOI B I \ \ S| \TFMEN I The County Court f W a-lnngtoi county in r**«lucing taxes l,» a point k,wxr this year than they huve l>e«-n at any time in the 10 years Inst past is one o f 6 counties in th, state that has met the 2 0 '! tax reduction - n real property advocated hy Governor Meier In making this nxluction ( ointv Judge Donald T Templeton has deni onstrated an ability to effect the most stringent econom y in the man agi-nient o f county uffairs with ru, loss o f efficiency. Bethel Church Rev. Charles F. Clarke. Pastor Bib!«* sch«ad 9:45 a m. W orship 11:00 a m . und H:t>(> pm . Sermons by the pastor Christian Endeavor 7 :0t) p.m. N O T IC K IS H ER EBY GIVEN that I am asking the Republican voters o f W ashington County for re election in the Primaries. May 2('th. 1932 I am a candidate to succeed m yself I have held the office o f Sh«‘ riff for the past three year* and if the vntsra approve o f the administrn Gon I would appreciate their a ssis tance o f going to the Primaries and voting for me fo r Sh eriff for t?e next term o f office. Respectfully submitted. J W Connell, Sheriff He is the only attorney socking K. Is. McCormick If nominated ami elected practice econom y, efficiency courtesy. will und Business Educes I « Patronize IN BEAVERTON! E D W A R D C. LI CK Candidate for nomination for F . \V. H IS IIO I* County Clerk The m ajor part o f this announce PLUM BING and H EA TIN G ment o f candidacy is t • express my llanJuiiM’. Pitintfi grateful appreciation of pust favor bestow ed on me by the people of j I’ Hune, 200.1 Ilfiir r lo B Washington County. A lso voters are reminded that they must l>e registered before they W . K . l» K fi(i ran vote. Registration books rlose thirty days before election. and EM BALM Kit Edward C. Luce U N D ER TAK ER I m I adv. c 17-2^ Grange Building — :— lleaier to.. e — IM O *T ! lt \ K i i l l K SIKH' FIRST CLASS WORK AT RE ASO N A B LE PRICKS K. D. VanMeter, Prop H o u v e r lo n C J H a r lic r STEVEN S. SA TIS FACTIO N Shop PROPRIETOR G U A R A N TE E D NOTH F HORSESHOEING W hoever say* that I do not 5 GENERAL BLACKSMITHING trade and bank in Washington ' a* the old stand county is a liar. Corner Mnin and Front Street, (S ign ed) Charles S. Hayne > :iti*fu,ti„n guaranteed Prio right ^ Sherwood, O regon, Rt. 3 J. A. STITT. PROP. 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