The Beaverton review., May 13, 1932, Image 3

F R ID A Y , M\V IS. IU.I2
TVR
—
FOR CONGRESS
REVIEW
»RAVERTON
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For
For County School Supt.
t h e f u r t h e r »UIIM o f $2 40.
$100 #0 , «t em pt io n a * p e r t h e e t a t u t e e o f th #
a n d 12*. 7u, * h l r h
«»thl J u d v m e n t 1« state of O r e g o n , t o ( h e h l « h e a t bid«
h e r e i n a f t e r r e f e r r e d t o a » J u d g m e n t d e r f«>r c a a h In h a n d , a l l t h e r i m
tir.
title and
m tereet
which t h e w i t h i n
nurued d e f e n d a n t s
or any
of
them
J u d g f h (,*; In f a v o r <»f K <4. d u d -
hart nr» 1 ik« wnxt
Oregon
I'oultry h a d o n A p r i l 1 %, !%S0, t h e d a t e o f
Karma. Ii < f o r t h e a u m *»f I 4 t 7 j , 1 4 th** recording of the mortgage from
to W
together w i t h I n t e r r a t a t t h f r a t e uf O r e g o n Poultry K a r m a . In«
«’ole amt Camilla A . Pole, of
fi*: f r o m l » mi
:!0, l i n t , » n d t h e f u r ­ 0
hav«*
a
I
nee
acquired
in
or
t«»
prop­
t h e r «un « - r $ 2 to. $ 2 2 5 . 0 # nnfl $ 1 1 oo
erty B or any part thereof.
*i Ir h
»1 i n . l a m e n t 1« » l e r e i i m ' t e r
r " f e r r e d t<» a « J u d a m e n t I V .
That the auma realised from the
Ti. ;:r* « nt
in f a v o r
of
l l e r h t o l d - aah* **f aahl property H will be * p .
I'-w II and
In r.
and a- Pl»*d t o aatiafy aahl execution In the
f<dlowing <»r«ler of priority a n d man­
' v il ii if ( » • hi n i V . ' i J i r v
rnrm e,
in
In
thi
at m o f
$4*t#2 •»«
t o g e t h e r ner. to-wlt:
w i t h inter *»» ! a t t h e r a t e o f 7 ' * f r o m
1 To the payment ot Judgment f.
\T•»> J.
Ifirn, a n d t h e
fu r th e r auma
2 To the payment of Judgment II,
<»f $37»"» 0 0 n n d $S 9(*.
w hich
aai tl
I To th«* payment of any aum oi
la h e r e i n a f t e r
referred
to
Congress
o
MB
•KINTON HAPPENINGS*
Hi ■
PKOPOSALS INVITICI) *
■
The Common Counoil of Ilo Town
kinton m 'I iini I will clom* |( m ynu
work <>»i Kritky, May 20, a f l i r u of II, uverton wlll reelevi- hids for
thè furnishirig of lulsir, t-ols, murV
Vvry Nuiwaaful yrur
inery, material and suppln-s U> ,!• iII,
Mn*. <;i«rui Sim lti uf \*kif (¿row • use, liniah and test o l l e eight indi
tailing uf) fririuU and relatives insule diameter well in accorilanre
ui
town last Wadnraday
with speeiflratlons oli (Ile at Iho
VN «»rk at
the
til«* factory 01 office of thè elty Recorder
All hiila hi he in writmg, ueulod
Scholia «tartrd up Monday. K. I.
I "X «»f thia town Man employment and in thè hands of thè city R ec­
Ihvrt.
order hy May 23 at H:00 p.m when
tliey wlll he opened.
Mlsa Kdlth I hike» of Fur mingtun
The couneil reserve» thè righi to
O. B. HUM S
I mm t M hiii I«) with her friend, r e jw t uny or all hld*.
JA.VI FS NV. MOTT
>*'«« Mabl* VanKli'fk, ffl.u-unt \ul
• Dateli thl» third day o f May, 1932
ley r<md.
VV «• want t*> commend C) 11. Krau -
L<-la Klehey, Recorder.
Lea<?ín¿ Republican Candidate for the able manner in which he
A E. Wilaon. May or
Mr and S|r«
Augu.t
Obrixt ot
Hi« record, both as a legislator has taken command o f the office of
t.M-nham «pant Suiulny evening wit'.
and as ( orpnration C o m m issioner,. county school superintendent, and
Mr«. Obrixta'u
parent«.
Mi
mu
a re««-,rii of achievement
we pledge him our hearty ro-oper-
Mr*. A ugu.t II
Oallmann.
For State Representative I» Ilia
election will assure to the »tion.’’
Kesoultion of County T e a ­
Mr« Emery
V’anKleek and chll
people o f this district active and | cher»’ Aum., October, 19111.
<.ien motored to I'ortlano .Satui.luy,
effective representation in Congress. Paid Advertisement
c2l
where t h e y ip rnt the week end with
A V O T E F O R ANY O T H E R c \ \ .
illative« of Mr», VanKleek.
DIDATE
IS
A
VOTE
FOR
HAWLEY
Mr and Mra. <). II l’rtrr»on and
For State Senator
(Paul adv Mott for C ongo is C. in
family «pent Saturd ay in Iteedvillv
Wllliuin P Kill«, Chairman)
and IlllUboro, culling on Mr» IV
trraon'a In other,
t hri»
( '«ok
«lui
wife of Keedville.
VOTE (X ) No. «9
Mr. and Mr»
Dock
Hunt, Mild
»on lloek J r , »pent the week t lui
a t the home of Mra. Hunt'» pur*
m l« . Mr and Mr»
W alter Leach
man, rie»»ant Valley road
' >
Mr» Lilly Jiierly
ami daughter
Mr». Klhel McCormick
and family
" e r e at their home here Saturday.
They will m o»*
p»
their Kinlon
h mi- at the clo»e of the »i-nooi
year.
Mr. and Mra. J
('. Snider anil
»-m l«*»ter and Mr» K hiO m e loti
kin »pent Sunday
with
Mr. and
Mr» t.lrnn Snider of l.ake Grove
Mr. Snider )» a »on of Mr. and Mr»
Snider
Mr». Louise VanKleek. Mi« Mahle
\ ntiKleek. Mi»» Amy i, dfrey, t 'lif .
f >rd arui i arl \ anK ieek, and lloiiett
la-aehman «pent S aturd ay in Hill»
I miim , «hopping
and v u ilin g
with
ielative«
“ E S S E N T I A L L A W S O N LY \ M )
MOKE COMMON S E N S E
IN T H O S E "
I'or Count» Superintendent
Mr» Helen Sipes, wh > hu« oeen
nliming at
the home of
Mr and
Mr». Wayne \unKU-i-k, was a guest
l»»t wiek at the home of Mr. and
Mr». J
J . VanKleek
Mr« Sip»-.«
returned to her
Koine in Portland
•luring the pa»l wi«-k.
For District Attorney
O. V. W HITE
Kinlon school hall team urc still
Will enleavor faithfully to erp
winning laurels, two gumt-s were resent the homes; keeping ever in
played on the Kinton diamond lust vi. w the best interests of t e child;
week, one with Cornelius with a und his right to be well instructed
score o f 10 to Id favoring Kinton; while in school und also safely cn
the other with
u team mane
,i|. vironed while on the school ground».
• r,,m tironer, .Miilwuy, and Mountain
Pledging strict economy in the
side schools, the score la-ing 14 to use of the taxpayer's money.
4 in favor of the local team
Your support will be greatly ap­
The next regular monthly m eet­ preciated.
(S ig ne d ) (V V. White
ing of the Kinton I.miles Aid so-
^24
city will lie held ut the church next Paid Advertisement
Thursday afternoon, May lt*th. a t -
II o ’clock.
Members
and all ladies
I OH C O U N T Y C O M M IS S IO N E R
in the community arc invited to be
present, u Comforter will I m - tucked
at this
meeting,
so please hung
sewing tools.
" M o th e r’s D ay " was observed at
the Kinton church Sunday morning
during the Itilde school hour, re a d ­
ings hy the children, talk hy S II,
Pomeroy aliout "M other",d uet by
K. I,. Cox, und Mrs. t'ora Mctzcn-
tlne, “ My Mother's Itilde,'' an illus­
trated recitation hy llciilnli P ete r­
son.
Little Mi.ss Viola Hiorly, daughter
o f Mr. und Mrs Floyd Hierly, hud
the misfortune to fall down stairs
Inst Wednesday. Dr. Mason of lieu
verton was summoned und found to-
hones wre broken The collar hone
was fractured and she wits i|uite
badly bruised on the body. At last
reports Viola Is doing very welt
and it is hoped she will sulfcr no
ill effects.
E verett Wright, President of the
Sunday schools convention o f this
district and E. L. Cox, local vice
J . M Hiatt
president, attended a meeting held
lust« Thursday evening a t Scholia,
a t which time plans were nia M fot I To the voters of Washington county:
I hereby announce my candidacy
the convention to he held Sunday it.
all day meeting. May 29th. The 1 for re - elect ion to tin- office of county
speaker fo r the day will he Dr commissioner o f Washington county
nt the Primary electo r» to lie held
Stauh o f the Sunnyside Congregn
May 20, 1932. I f | am elected, I
tionul church of Portland
will endeavor to continue the same
careful, conservative, and fnithful
Too many soap boxes
used for j administration of the affairs
of
o rators to stand mi, and nc-t enougn Washington county that has I »eon im­
to carry cleansing
material
Into policy in the oast.
untidy homes.
(S ig ne d ) J . M. Hiatt
adv c ! 9 24
r.iuntv
of
Waaliingfon. State
Ffirlnninft at a point **n the hae>-I
’in'*
'♦'! N chains f 2549.3 f «-et) we*»f
«•f tF*. »-«.rrier «*f Section« 31 and S'* J N O TICE OF
S H E R IF F 'S SALK
r*f r h i r »ownahlp an*l «-f Hflctl'»nn 2\
ON F O R E C L O S l R E
and 2 of Township ! Mouth Rang- .
vv«
' ■*
>h< W i i i a m e t t « - M e r i d i a n
Notk’« is h«reby given
that by
W. C. Ilswlcy
¡(«publican ('and
w ill
to rest* to .Serve hut
"No
In
the Public
W r - r .;.! ,
mi»'. Artue °.f * ? « ' c o ,i.<m decree. a r d
iaaued out
of th*
to W
P a r k i n , a n d e u n . order of sale
.........
r rth n“s-
í i s i l c i rou¡t Court of the S tate of O rc -
n o r t h w*«at
He Is Clean, Capable, E x ­ r . , r ” - r «»f « a i d P a ' r k i n t r a c t »«n th*- " 1 (ton, for Washington County on the
*•*»tjt
h o u n d a r v o f »h e r i g h t o f w a v
l r»th day of April, 1932, in a cause
« f th*« Orcg#»« Electric
Railway: therein pending
wherein
E.
L.
• » /- « - 0 u t b * 9 « I R - w ^ , t
perienced, Faithful,
f ** *«t t > f t . «*
(iheen is plaintiff
and Ida May
1302 9 f«*«
. a a n
nip»-;
thrtu
n
n I I r r o
o n
n
i 0°* '
»«ant
3 1 .7 *
** h a a Ina
1 1 4 2 « 3 Shannon,
Henry
P.
Shannon
t ft
b-tp«*
ll n # * ; f !
aat
th«
Successful
and Sue Bridge* Stouffer are defen­
V - 1 » 1 I n th<» p i a r * » O
t hp clnnm i;
<»f
• i n i n i r 1 0
n r r * - d , m «.>r*»
r I
dants. I will, on Monday, the 23ra
JU'ud
His
k 'cc ri
of Sucre *4 ful
lì * ‘ T
w ith
fm r
r h h i ¡*•1
c k e n h o u a e a day of May,
1932, at the hour of
f a c t i»
*««**•h
on
« »«r» **t ;•t|«l*»r1.
10 o'clock A. M. of said day a t the
I width
I 7 7 0 f - e t In l*«ntrth. w h i c h
Serv ire in
Voter's Pamphlet
)«**•<! e n d f*»»ir chP-V^r*
hrttaca
E a st door of the Court House in
r-
i n a f f r r r* f t r r » d
t o a a pr .»p-
Pd. Ad. by Ronald ( ’. Gio v o
HillslK.ro, Washington County, Ore­
R
s '> w T liK liE K O H E .
b y virtu<- <>r gen, proceed to sell to the highest
■t Ex.-.o'i n. JudKrn.ni nri».-r and bidder fo r cash in hand the follow-
N o n e V. o r s i t F i t i i r s h m k
Interest«.’'
r.d c
n"
IH »
« !M H I I H it III OK TH K
^ I ’ C l F d » O K I CON F O R v% \ M f -
1 * I . TON ( o l M A
"v r
tí
t
th*
th«
}■
*.
»»,#• '«»v «1
r 1 un»*. 193-
\. M at
h«*ur « f 10 Ao . ,V1«.«k
Ka.«t f r u n t «l*»«»r «»f t h e
C ou rt
»***«? situat*
m Washington County, Oregon, u>-
vrit!
^
*».#«>«#*,
.* )fiiichoro Oretr.-n in asui i Beginning a t a point 132 feet soutn,
i atat**. *ii at nubile :iuo* D0 degrees, 3 minute» east from the
’ • f
n
• »nn**r p r o v i d e d h y th*- v .
.
r
a
' TJ « M- *-
f (>rP2 n f«»r ' Northwest corner in Lot 4 m Barnes
*■ '•• » *■ »nil n r o m ; rv ?-» th«- Acres, a plat of
record,
thence
|»<r.tiion. lutin ti ml 1 . f l r r h t n l i J , w
<• C«lr m*«J < nmilh %. C«lr. 1)8- t he
f
running along the we*t side of said
iriMiiii. f «
* • • ít »*•«! »i.-r* n«i-tr» < . r anv [ lot south no degrees, three minutes
the
C a m ' * N«» 9 I R 0 n n d N o
*•"*' c » n i » o ! -
A orli
19. 1 9 3 0
th** east one
hundred
and th irty-tw o
|(jat'»l b y virtu«* «»f a n t i n i e r a n d
. ■ / . . n1, n i-...i»rtr«’"vn'rm-
(132) feet, thence north 89 degrees
pi ' re*» of the Hirruit C*»urt
» *tp . to
H. f',«*l*» *in<l Camilla A. fifteen minutes eaat parallel with
NOTICE IS HKIIKI’ V J . I Y EN. thaï i C
t — _
>y virtu«* <*f ;i1 judiarannt «-rder. d«*-
vr
r v D«.r»"ir£ 'r
^ . « j the north line of said lot 830 feet,
r««- aii«f a:» «•x**ruti«»n «lui V .« u r d 1 r.rn ■... r t v
i a- i«***■> -n . thence north no degrees three min-
ub*.v. 1
>ut
<
>
t
an«!
under
th«*
f «.*«Ii *«r ti
j
f
h
f
r»r
1
*
ARTHPR IRELAND
utes west 132 feet, thence south
89- “
Btltll«d C uri t n t b e ab« »v«• *»n t ¡tl«-*f 1 i 5*» the
•«nr
th<*w
-otiftolldated »«tlit to in«* dir* •it««! Hfi«l * '» f-vn
l
a
’
west
330
feet
to
the
place
of
r t 'e *I*»t»* fif * a ¡«4 o u r -
1932. up- 1
♦ '<* • enm<« ri*n 1» t ^«4 from beginning, being one acre, less a
I was born in 1X93 on the old Ire ­ I n t ••« 1 th* 2nd day «»f M
■ n «*♦• rt a 1 n j udsim-nl n rend er* d an«! l
♦
-•«. i«t prf *v«»rfv a will
land farm five miles north of F o r­ >nt* r« *I in »1« 1.1 tv.urt on t i e 9th 1 K.. :ir»nli
19.‘i2
follow««. 1n »he f-.ll.-w'i-'cr *^rder f
I«»’ «.; Ft bruì« ry.
est Grove, which has been my home
or, r l t r en<i 0 f this parcel of land for road
t»-w it :
N EW ELL MAFRI .M
«v-l r»n- r tn-wft:
,
continuously, with the exception of
Juriirm* nt In favor «■ f W (t. <’«»!«» j
th*« coati« anti expen***a of purposes-
1
T
( iindidatc* for Rt piihliian j six years in which I attended For- and Camilla
i\.l*
in*«t >r
for tne purpoee of s a tis fy in g , the
MUffl t
In«
(I
I .ail
1 es! Grove High school and Pacific
T-. th or. I " n t of Judgment MI ’ sum 0 f $2300 OO with in terest there-
Nomination For
l«-R«*ther with int* rest *i
| university
7 r i fr«>rn A p r i l 19 193»
o í 8 % P * r annum
COl’ N’TY TREASI RER
th«-r**be 1 a f ' <■ r ’ hf i y ine ' sn'e * » st ¡»ry*na on a t the r . »
I began f arm in g the 2t»0 acre Fre-
ii r t h e r
eofra
« * f
Of
in t*-nn-« i from June 7, 1930, and the further
t.ne r»m«»»»nt* s, • r .rth
w
h i« h f»ald j u d g m e n t ha*
Declaration of Purpose i land farm in 1916 and two years
eb*»vt
»
»
•
paid
t
*
aatiafy
sum
0f
|jg5,oo
attorneys
fees and
bri -n d u l y
and
r«-Lru!arlj
p rin * ipnl a m o u n t
, later purchased an ad itional 40
J. y.-ph
R M« Pr«» !*ly .H i : , . ff . .* n t I V . in th*
•d
I f I am nominated und elected to
,
|
.
r
!
itl,
tnt-T-st
the
further
sum
of
$22.00
coats for
ar
*«*innft»«r
referred
acre tract.
I now farm the 330
ii
fr- i.i tune t". i » J i. which sums judgment has been ren-
the office o f County Trea. ur< r, I
Jt
íínru-nt
I-
acres and run a dairy o f 25 head
.' i tb
th«- f u r t h e r a u m a
of
dered in the above entitled court
will conduct that ■ fficr upon the o f cows
fnvor ..f W. J . Me
ii d g m * n* I
0 0 and
9 1 4 . ##
<'r*-fidv {«uinbi-r
î»u.nli. f*o. rind Drainât Ore-!
r
fth. -
pr-.p-rt) and cause in favor of plaintiff and
basis of full efficiency nnd strict
F«*>iltrv Karma. Ine.. f.»r
the ' . an«! by
I have always been a staunch sup­ K«»n
, r.x u t l ...
the defendants; t h a t said
economy.
HUfii
$2913 • * t< s'< thvr with in- .ludrment
r
r «n*l l»* * r .
:*n»l in
,
,
, . . . _ j «»..«
,*h »he
-PMnar.i- *-f »ale will be made subject to rede nip-
I will personally devote my entire porter o f Governor Mi ier’s tax re­ t««r«-at nt tin m ie «»f »n; from June | omulln
2N. 1931. nrd th«- forth* r «un* » f ,
-n<-<i~**t-v »*«• th- -«i- tion as per the statu tes c f the
time and energy, to the discharge duction policies and the need of tax $4 30. $-'■«) o » «nd $13 75. u h .» . n i — ' * ‘ *« .1 r**
pr ..p * rt* \ " t th*- t l t ’ie a b o v e *
of my duties and will eliminate t ie organizations that ar comprized of jnd <iD nt 1- hereinafter ref« rr«-t! t«»
;t Ti - i —'a* th!- ?th S tate <rf Oregon.
Ul> **«
t
real taxpayers.
«a
Judkrni«*nt
lì.
1932. 1 0 : 0 0 o*cl
,1;
«»f J u r
J . W. Connell, Sheriff, W ashing-
services of a regular | aid deputy,
• n«lirr**»-it in fa* - - of W. .1
To c arry out this idea we org an­
i
st
ibe
F . » t rr-.nt <toor <.f ^on
Oregon.
M
as a saving to the taxpayers "$»>0<i
McC*r“a«!v
Lumber
<’«».
-»nd
^gslnst
•
th**
H«
u
n
t
v
(
N
.
u
r
t
hous«*
*n
t
h
e
C
i
t
y
ized the Tax Equalization leagu* y «:
fïudhn^t
for
th«-
sum
of
i
Hare,
M
cAlear
& Peters, A tto r -
a n n u a lly ' by elimination f useless
in this county an,[ fo r the past $71 f>9 57 t o f ther with intcr»at at t)ie . «.f H M U h o r n in r a i d r- u n t y .and j»tnte.
adv
expense and extravagant practices.
..ihj.-.-t
to
r
-
r.eys
for
Plaintiff.
year I have served this organization rst<- . f
from April I, 1ÏS1 an.l | ^**11 a t p u b l i c a u c t i o n
I f you believe in rr.y si. gan—• as S ecretary -T reasu rer
Efficiency and Economy V O T E t X i
I f nominated an
elected I will
No W
A.K -r 24,25 at all times, be mindful of my dutie
There were n numln-r of lurge
funuly gathering» in town Sunday,
noticeably among them at the home
o f Mr. an., Mr» Harry A. itichuiil»
und the Dillmnmi h me. wnrn their
ehlldren ra m r hi im- to spend M -
ther'a Day with their parent».
The brotherhood meeting » a » held
last Tuesday evening at tne home d
Mr. and Mrs
Charles T h o m p .in .
There were 11» men prest nt und a
lew ladies und guests
.Members
» e r e present from Mountain Home,
!.uurel and Kinlon, a line program
was put on hy the members.
ir» the
amount that may he due or owing
upon Judgment ill after the aale
of property A.
I To the payment of any aum or
amount that may he due or owing
upon Judgment IV In the principal
Hum of $2202.57 together with Inter-
• at thereon at
from June 30. 1931,
»»»get,her with th«* further auma of
1 "i « ’ *5 #») in«l 111.00. after the
rale o f property A.
o f O regon,
to -w lt:
T wh rh lH fi-n
hf tia e
h u i l d l n r ‘ -9
fe- t in width and 51*0 feet In leniflb,
ait t o t e
tipon t h e
N o rth erly
p o rtio n
».f * h '
! 0 ;o r e t r a c t h » l o W d e - c r i b « i*.
e n d .. n « ' o f f « ** h u t l d i n g r i tu a l * » up««»»
»•'*• S o u * h
W e s te r l y uovtlon
*»f t h e
5. T o th«* p a y m e n t «»f J u d g m e n t V .
t O - ' t c f «• tre«*t h# l o w «teaerth**«!. w h i c h
f W f’onnell Bherlff of Waah-
• i t t h r e e
h u lld lp ga i r e
h e r e in »ffer
i n * * o n f’ountjr, o r e . , hy f l l a d y a Mo
r* 'f rrp i I t o a a p r o p e r t y A. a n d
Ia*i»«l, Deputy.
.Ml «.f t h e f o l l o w i n g « l e a r r l h e d r e a l
Dated at Hlllaboro, O r e g o n , M a y
n r n j . e r f y * r u a l * in W - a h l n c t n H «un- 2nd. 1932.
O r ' t ” -n. »nd d e s c r i b e d n * f«*tf.*vea
l>i»re -if Klrat Publication. May 2.
t' u r t
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1932.
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A Native Oregonian wh» r* tdoi
in -tht* <*aat«*rn part of Waahinifton
county u*ka your vote f«»r the Rep­
ublican nomination as one of the
The following were Sunday guenta
two representative« in the S tate
at the home of Mr. and Mr» r. u
f»«*gi-<«laturc
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a t u d Mi < -
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Mr. Johnnon in un a 'to rn ay with
t ornellu», Mr. and Mra. A IV Her-
Tigard
and
Rortland
u i k of .Sellw«MH|, und Mr and Mr» ofllot*u ut
Formerly lt-jfal arfviaor t ■ Federal
H. P. Newman of Linnton.
Prohibition Administrator f r S ta te
Mr. and Mr».
K* licit
Pomeroy of Oregon, nerving twelve yearn with
und daughter» were Sunday guest«
the (»overnmrnt.
of M in . Comeruy'» parent», Mr and
I’K O I.K K SS IV F
.Mr».
S C. Spark »
of
Portland
Knrrgetir
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Mother's I>ay »er-
Raid advertiaement
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vlcea at u church in Portland.
Mr. utnl Mr». It A William« und
then daughter. Mr». A J . Brook*
of Portland were Krluay gue»ts »1
the h ime of their
daughter, Mr»
h a il c Hell, Cooper mountain d u r ­
ing the day a »hopp.ng trip wuh
made to HilHIairo.
* *
an Judgment
(*• RrssEL
oorcan
Itepuhliran Candidate for
1 am the youngest son of Henri­
etta Hare and Gecrg e A. Morgan,
both o f my parents coming from
Washington county pioneer families.
My grandfather, W. D. Hare, prac­
tised law in this county for many
years, and my uncle Wm. G. Hare,
has practised law- here and has lieen
actively
interested in nil county
affairs for the Inst 25 years.
My
fr.ther was at one time Clerk of this
county.
I w^ts born at Hillsboro 35 years
ngo and attended the schools of
this county including Pacific I 'n i -
versity.
I relieved my legal e-lu-
eation nt Northwestern laiw school
and th-. U niversity of Washington
nnd the University o f Oregon Din­
ing the war I enlisted in the navy.
I am a past Commander o f Coquill.•
nnd Hillsboro posts o f the American
Legion.
I was admitted to the bar in 1921
nnd have practised law for I I years,
the Inst three o f which have b -on
in Hillsboro, where I reside. This
is the first time that I have ever
l>ern a candidate for any public
•.flier o f this county.
I submit a
short statem ent of my platform for
your approval.
I f nominated nnd elected
I W IL L
Conduct the office without
A Salaried Deputy
Maintain My Office
At The Court House
to the people o f Washington county
and. to the best of my ability, show
that the confidence invest.d in me
- was well warranted.
The time has now arrived when w.
I people in the ordinary walks of
life should put our shoulders to the
wheel nnd break the machine rule
1 that has dominated Dreg, n p litics
, f o r so many years.
M y platform is:
I will en.ieawir, to the l>est of my
ability to help reduce our public ex-
penditures t > a safe am! sane basis.
I favor an income, intangible and
excise tax with the idea of ultim­
ately decreasing the t a x on real
property. I am in favor of Governor
Meier's retrenchment policies
S L O G A N - “ I fa\ r laws ju st and
equitable for all classes."
(Paid adv.)
Nom inate
FREDERI CK
STEIWER
UNITED STATES
SENATOR
R E P U B L IC A N
Paid
adv.
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SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY - MON , MAY 14 - 16
Maple Leaf Flour“1.89
A
good flour
at a
go- d
Milk
pi i-
’< Limit : .0 5
Van Camp’s Beans .0 5
Darigold
Pure Lard
an*.
.2 0
Coffee, Our Best Per Pound 2 8
•
CORN— Nature Best,
W H IT E B E A N S—G r
Northern, 5 lbs...................
R IC E — Blue Rose
SOAP— Royal W hite
10 B a r s ..................................
P IN E A P P L E — Broken
! Slices 2 No. 2 1 / C a n s ........
for O R EG O N
Efficiently, Conscientiously
CONOLY’S GROCERY
CA TSU P—\ un Camp’s
Foreclose Delinquent T axe s In
Accordance With The Law
nnd With Absolute Im partiality
';r„
FO R
C o n tin u e d Faithfu l S e rv ice
Conduct All Civil nnd Criminal
Business of the County Honestly,
if
PRIMARY, May 20th
i'n id -\Jv . Stt*iw er-ior-Senator C lu b ,
I ‘.K ill* BiiiM m q, P o rtla n d , O rrgun
.25
.23
.25
.23
.25
.25
PEANUT BUTTER—
Bulk, per lb.............................
MR. GOOD BAR—
8 oz..........................................
CORN FLA K ES OR POST
TOASTIES—2 Pkgs.
v MB ASSA DOR TISSUE—
Rolls .................................
R A INKER MALT— Dark
or Light, per c a n ...............
BISQUICK— Makes De­
lightful Shortcake, ...........
BROOMS—
Special, ...............................
9c
.10
.15
.25
.25
.29
.33
.05
Lettuce,
Large, Crisp Heads
.05
Cabbage, New
Per Found
.05
Asparagus
( Beaverton ) Per Bunch
.05
dreen Peas
per pound
.05
New Potatoes
per pound___________
ANDY’S MARKET rfas
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