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VOLUME X, NO. 32
Rebekah Lodge In­
stalls New Officers
Mrs. Kdnn Sheet* I* New
Noble (¡rand; Hazel
Miller, Vice (¡rand
HAVE REFRESHMENTS
O. Ilumburg I* F.lrrlrd Am De­
gree Captain fur n n l term
Thu Beaverton Ki-brkah lodge
held Installation uf officer» Tues­
day evening.
Thu following officers wura in­
stalled: Edna H u tto , Nobll <.■ atxl,
lU itl Millrr, Vico (.rami; Sarah
Chamberlain,
Secretary;
Myrtle
Hatilman Chaplain! Torlwrg l»Vn-
aon, Warden; Olga liielman. Con­
ductor; Klurencv Drorbaugh, liutdc
Guanlian;
Mr»
Taylor, Outaidu
Guardian; Celia lluletl, Kight Sup­
port to the Noble lira nil, Alice
Wheeler, l-efl Support to the hv-
ble (.rand; Nettie Me Elroy, Kiglit
Support to the Vice (¡rand; Ada-
line Fnoat, Left Support to the
Vice tirand. The music.an and
treaaurer were abaent. Mr«. Roae
Slever.a, District Deputy 1‘reaident,
wa« the inatalling officer. She waa
aaaieted by aeveral I’eat Noble
Granda and I’aat (¡randa from
lleaverton, Portland and other lod-
gea.
Mra. Anna Huger». the Immedi­
ate I'aat Noble tirand, waa pre-
aented with a beautiful I* S' G
pin by the inembera of the looge.
Mr. O Humburg waa eleclefl
degree captain for the enauing
six month».
Refreshment» of ice cream, rake
and rolfee were aerved at the
cloae of the meeting
YAKIMA (JIVES WORK
TO RESIDENTS ONLY
In normal years thouaanda of
tranaiaitt workera from California,
Oregon, Waahingtim, Uritiah Col­
umbia, Idaho an,I Montana flock
Into the Yakima valley to find work
at thinning.
apraying,
picking,
»ortlng, packing and canning the
Yakima valley a $25,000,000 fruit,
hop and potato crop.
This year, with thouaanda of
local re»idcnl« unemployed, and
with pneca which will not pxinit
giowera to employ the normal
number of workmen, a plan has
been inaugurated to employ local
reaidenta only. A Local Kc»ident
Identideation card ia ia»ued to all
local inen and women who can
prove themaelvea reaidenta of Ya­
kima county.
Karmera,
packer*
and shipper* will employ only
thoae carrying this card.
Tranaienl workera, both men and
women, who contemplate finding
auch work are therefore being
advlaed to aave themaelvea the
expenav and embai raaamer.t of a t­
tempting to find employment in
the Yakima valley thia auinmer
or fall.
K R O O N CHURCH HAS
“CHILDREN'S
DAY”
Sunday waa obaerved aa "Chil­
dren’* Day at the Kintun church.
A very good Attendance enjoyed
the folkiwing program: aong $>y
achool; recjlation, "Thought for
Children’* Day", Heulah I’etcraon;
recitation, ’’Our Country", Elmer
Hierly; reading, “On Children*
Day’’, Lucille Vanllorn, accompan­
ied by Miaa Marie Steelman or,
the organ; reading, "A Convincing
Welcome”, Merilee Pomeroy; read­
ing, "Miaaionary Work”, I’aul Pe­
terson; reading, “The lllind Girl’*
Request,’’ Loia Bierly;
reading,
"Lord of AH’’, Eugene Van Kleek;
uxercjae, Roae Mary Aten; recita­
tion*
by Kathryn Pomeroy and
Ruth Merilyn Wright; aong, "Ba­
by Moses'', Merilee Pomeroy; ex-
erciae, "I,oyal Scouta”; vocal aolo,
"Teach Me to Pray’", Miaa Maria
Steelman; aong by all.
A basket lunch waa aerved at
noon-
At 2 o'clock in the afternoon,
the paator, Rev. W E. Simpaon,
preached a fine aermon. Mra. J.
E. Emmel of Milwnukie, nearly KO
year* old, aang a lieautjful aolo,
which waa greatly enjoyed by all.
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Beaverton, WaMhington Countv, Oregon.
Visitors Attend Lo-
LETTERS
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Editor Review:
having bad many inquiries lim n
my recent trip to California I
wr.te tneae few line*, bellvvi..g it
wld l>* of mtereat to many of your
le a n e r» .
Mra. Hedge and 1 loft Benkerton
on lUotuioy morn ng, Jn.li U'h, at
o A M with Van Liowu at the
Wl tel. Arrived at (¡rnnni I a n a-
lout b P. M where we stayed ail
night. Next day we arrived at the
home of our daughter Zola at Chico
Calif
Stayed there
ale.,it one week,
naiting place» of Interval in thin
vicinity.
I .eft Mr». Hrdfcr with Zola and
Van and I wen: to Alameda (ju»t
lairoaa the bay from San Francisco)
' making a abort call on our old
friend, Walter
llarrla
In Sacra­
mento. Mr lla m a wai not at
home but Mra. llarrla waa.
After abort vialt wim my daugh­
ter Marjorie, in Alameda, a* made
a big drive to Loa Angela* to the
home of Oalie where we put in 8
day* aight aeeing, including one
day to Catalina lalanda, about 30
mile» off »bore We took lhal trip
In a glaaa-bottom boat viewing the
numerous fiahea and *ub-marine
garden*. TlUa la aure a worth
while trip.
Yea, we mode a call on Bud and
John Hunter in Whittier, and found
them very buay dialling out gaso­
line
They have one of the beat
equipped and handy filling atatkii*
aeen on our trip
They are well
fixed for any kind of business in
their line and I believe «re get­
ting more than their »hare.
While in LA . I railed on our
former townaman, Prank Dirtach
and family. P'rank aeema to be
happy and buay. He juat cloaeu
hla achoolwork. lie haa been teach­
ing in both Paaa.ena and lx»a An-
grlea. II* haa a contract for hi»
night achool and hops» for a poai-
tion in a day achool,
but aince
there are about HUOO extia teach­
er* in Southern Calif., he will feel
aafer when he get* hia contract
Mr. Dietarh and family look fine,
The children are tanned brown a.<
berriea, but look fine.
The next aix weak* be must
»pend
in a aummer achool for
teacher». Prank would like to be in
Beaverton,' but Mr*. Dirtach like*
L.A. beat.
We came back to Alameda and
»topped a few daya with Margie,
thence north via Keuwood Highway.
The beauty of thia trip can not be
dcacritwd
It took 3 daya to come
home, croaaing five ferric* on the
way, but all are
free except a
ferry acroaa San P'ranciaco Bay
from Richmond to San (Juinten.
We made Eureka firat day, and
North Bend, Ore., 2nd day, and
on third day atruck the
fineat
place on the whole trip where
cropa look good, good water, and
warm aunahine, BEAVERTON.
C E. HEDGE
ree
Holds Meeting
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EX PECT (¡ODD PRO­
GRAM LADIES’ NIGHT
Kiwama this week brought out
about the usual number of mem­
bers. No program
had been ar­
ranged as the previous meeting
was an inter-club affair and the
local aggregation had not met to
know just what to do.
J. W. Raynard
brought in a
number of heavily loaded branches
of cherries, Royal Anne and Lani-
bert varieties. Some of these bran­
ches bore an unbelievable quantity
of the fruit.
The program committee ha* not
definitely decided on what is to lie
the order of bu*iness for next
week's meeting, but on the twenti­
eth, a night meeting, "Ladies'
night'’, Eddie Conoly will handle
the gavel, and Dr. Talbert has a r­
range«! to have one of the subur­
ban Portland clubs come and help
out with the program. This prom­
ises to be one of the big events
of the summer, so reserve the
date.
¡COURT HOUSE ITEMS
Relief Commitee Off­
icers Give Report
a
m
B IB L E C L A S S E S M E E T
A T DOD BERG HOM E
The Young People of the Port­
land
Union Bible Classes held
their June business and social
meetings at the borne of Mr. and
Mrs. Dod Berg, Friday evening. A
short business session was followed
P R IC E A N D JO H N S O N
by games and refreshments. About
I N J U R E D IN F A L L forty attemled A cordial invitation
i« extended to any young person
each
Mr. Harry Price and Mr. John- to meet with this group
aon, who were aeverely injured Sunday afternoon at five, Behnke-
last Thuraday when the scaffold Walker Auditorium, Portland.
broke on which they were working
a t the new grange hall, arc atill GARAGE ROBBED; COIN
in the hoapital. At flrat it waa
SA CK U N T O U C H E D
thought Mr. Price had only re­
ceived aome broken riba, but later
The Holroyd Garage at Forest
it waa discovered that three of the
vertebrae* in the backbone were Grove was robbed Friday, July I.
crushed and he waa put in a caat Five dollars in currency and about
where he will be for at leaat three $25 In silver were taken. Forty
month*. Mr. Klatt and Verne dollars in a coin sack
was not
Bright, who were alao on the disturbed, indicatng that either the
thief was an amateur or he was
acaffold were not Injured.
interrupted by someone passing.
The new hospital at Hood Rjver Entry was made though the bark
was opened to the public recently. «k>or.
G O V . M E IE R O P P O S E D
T O C O N S O L ID A T IO N
ARRESTS
In no uncertain terms, Gover­
E. Boswell: drunk; given 25 days.
nor Julius L. Meier recently de- 1
A. ¡Shaw: drunk; given 25 day*.
dared himself xtrongly oppoaed to
Martin Croy stole a camp stove
the proposed initiative measure
from Bill Kelly near Banks. He
that would move the University
was caught at Greaham. He paia v«M „ l i
Given In Time,
hi» fine and was let go.
til i s
of Oregon to Corvallis, move the 1
Letters Are Read From At­ state’* three normal school* to Discuss Laying out of Road Emanuel Edelman. charged wiwi I ¿ « u Money,
Trade, Etc.,
Eugene, move the law achool to
sale and possession of liquor.
torneys, Owners of
By County Along the
Salem, and establish junior college*
W. A. Miller, charged with rob­
to Committee
Property, Etc.
j at Ashland and La Grande
west City limits
bing a store at Forest Grove, haa
been bound over to the grand
The governor'» alate meat waa 1
ADJOURN VERY LATE made in the form of . letter to S O M E
MANY HAVE DONATED
J E C T T O R O A D >urZ
William Van Stiphout: charged
Henry Zorn, president of the Mar­
with possession of liquor and with
Matter of Oiling l.ombard Street ion County Tax League, backers
Meqtiag of the Ooaamittee to Elect
(Tiamber Backs L’p City In Ef­ driving while intoxicated.
of the initiative measure.
Referred to Street Committee
fort* to get Water Supply
OiUera Will Be Held Sooa
“After a careful stucy of the
ACCIDENTS
One of the interesting feature* matter, ” Governor Meier stated, "I
Marshall Mann was injured on
At the meeting of the Chamber
of the Council
meeting held t>.o> am of the firm opinion that the
The report of the Beaverton Re­
week waa a visit from II. L. Mac proposed measure would not be of Commerce held Wednesday eve­ his right hip and leg when hi* lief Committee for the past year
car
waa
atruck
by
a
car
driven
by
ning,
the
time
was
taken
up
in
a
conducive
to
saving
to
the
taxpay-
Kenzie from Hillsboro who atated
follows:
road
project A- V, Hemming, who came on
that J. E Reeve* had traded him I era, but on the contrary would discussion of the
Receipts—party gt high school,
which
has
developed
recently
look-
to
the
highway
from
a
side
road
a tax certificate against block 22 result in large economic losses,
$31.75; Jim Lewis
$1.00; Evans
ing
to
the
establishing
of
a
county
near
Sylvan,
in llocken* Addition for an auto­ greatly increased taxes and de­
family, $1.50; Mr a iu Mrs. W. E.
creased
efficiency
in
the
functions
road
along
the
west
city
limits,
mobile The certificate was for
f’l-gg. $10.00; Portland Gas Co„
MARRIAGE LICENSES
taxes previoua to 1928. Now there of the university, the college and south from Farmington road to
$15.00; Hizeldale Literary Society,
Roy
G.
Watson
and
Lena
E.
the
normal
schools.’’
Allen
Avenue,
running
almost
north
are four more year* taxes due and
$10.00; High school student body,
The governer defended the uni­ und south along the west aide of bakken of Portland.
Beaverton ha* aome $700 street
$18.20;
Odd Fellows and Rebekah»
Lionel Grant Boyd, F. G., and
assessment* now delinquent which fied plan for the stale schools aa the Herthold addition.
$14.05; Leonard Adams, $3.00; Mr.
Evelyn
Marie
Moder,
Portland.
Several
residents
of
the
west
outlined
by
toe
board
of
higher
the City holds aa a lien on the
Robert E. West and Lenore M and Mrs. F. H. Schoene, $10.00;
education. Under this plan, the in- l1* ^ of the Berthold addition and
property.
Ruby Boyd, $.50; Odd Fellows and
Klwood-
Geo. Davis of the National Air­ at.tutiona will be operated as one i *ome who have land west of that
Rebekahs, $.75; Odd Fellows and
Albert
F.
Bick
and
Luetta
A.
un.fied
system
under
a
single
chan-
tract'
have
petitioned
the
County
port corporation located at Watt’a
Rebekah*, $.50;
Telephone Co.
Court ^to establish a road leading Johnston, Marshfield.
Airport appeared to protest against celior.
$10.00;
I. O. O. F„ 0 $3 00; _ SUa-
from
Farmington
Road
south
Andrew
Daniel
Hilton,
Tigard
T
\
. ,
to
the CUy joining with the county'
The board has effected a saving
ui a u:- T :n:
v :. . r
dard 041 00 - *6 <*>; Beaver Social
in laying out a road across prop­ of approximately fl.UUU.UOO a year, Alien Avenue. Others believing that and Sophia Lillian Yilek,
Club and Masonic Building Ass’n.
erty which they are developing in­ and under the new set-up further the establishment of such a high- bfn*-
$66 00; Ed Halsten, $1.00; P.fc-P.
to one of the fineat airports In economies will be possible. It has way would seriously hamper the
Co„ $10.00; High School Band
CIRCUIT
COURT
development
of
W
att's
airport
on
the 1‘aclfic Northwest.
been the experience of states op­
$8.00; Play at Beaverton Theatre,
Albert
Landauer
vs.
R.
P.
Lan­
Wednesday
circulated
a
petition
After the auditor's report was erating
cons Mutated
institutions protesting the laying out of the dauer and Ernest Johnson: action $43.52; D. Gray, $.50; Mftxler,
read and accepted, the Council that costa are considerably .ugher
$.62; Schcene, $.50; Richey $.50.
for money.
passed on the bills, some $600 of than in thoae states, like Oregon, road.
ToUl, $2618».
Tualatin
Co.,
a
corporation,
vs.
Both
petitions
were
presented
to
which were allowed and a $500 wh.ch uia.ntain university and col­
Disbursements—W. M. Manning,
the
County
Court
Wednesday.
They
p
£
Bms-kl^y
et
al:
foreclosure
payment made on the bill for street­ lege separate.
$5
00; J. T. Hunter, $.75; J. W
took the matter under considers- me^'lan!CS t*,en'
lights which haa been pending ne­
The governor also expressed the
®-
Via vs. Js. Schmidlkofer Sprague, $4.29; Beach’s Market!
gotiations for a lower rate for the opinion that to place the two tion, setting Wednesday, July 13,
$2.14; Beaverton Review
$3.00;
lights and an adjustment of what schools on one campus would mean a* the day when the* would hand et ux: action tor money,
Montgomery k Ward Co. $3.20;
down
a
decision.
State
Industrial
Accident
Com-
the city claims ia an overpayment the loss of loe identity of Oregon
Beachs Market, $1.2«; L W. Short,
The chamber voted to go on re-
v»' Herman L. Groat: ac­ $1-144; W. M
for lights covering a period of , State College. He referred to the
Manning. $1.36;
cord as backing up the City Coun- tloD tor moneyJ____
time gone by.
Stipe’s Garage, $.90; J. W. Sprague,
| exper.ence of other states, where cil in their efforts to secure
1 Tfce bid vd W. F Baxter and university functions almost com­
$11.13; W eill Dept. Store $6.48;
PROBATE COURT
source of water supply.
G. II. Nordatrum on the garbage
Petition th at the will of Robert
H. Hunter, $.80; W. M. Man-
pletely
submerge
the
functions
of
CC nccaaion was accepted. Letters
M. Shaver be admitted to probate. ning, $1.73; W. M. Manning, $14.44;
me
college
c/i
vision.
He
expressed
were read from bond attorneys and
SILENTLY PASSING i Peition for the appointment of J. W. Sprague, $M0; Mike Piepiovi,
from owner» of property proteal- tear that the same situation would « ------------------- ---------------------
$13.92;
a guardian for Thomas William $1.35; W M. Manning
were the two
ing the building of aidewalk* at aiise in Oregon
Mrs. Rebecca Kennedy, aged 8», and Robert Morris Gregg, minors. Homer Williams, $4 25; MacMarr,
schools
merged.
this time aa well aa one requeating
M. Manning,
$2.33;
T. W Gregg, their father, was $2.50; W.
Aside from the meiv economical died in Redlands, Cklif., June 21. appointed.
*n ordinance controlling the poul­
Dean’s Drug Store, $1.10; Ohlenger
She
was
a
native
of
Ontario,
Can­
try now at large One letter of aspect of the proposed merger,
The will of Elizabeth Koeber Bros., $1.23; Stipe’s Garage $1.00;
ada, but had resided in Redlanda
interest stated that since the no­ Meier discussed the question of for 22 years. She had been a re­ has been admitted to probate and A. E. Hanson, $4.50; Mike Pienovi,
tice printed in The Review that w nether the state has a right to sident of Beaverton for more than Herman Koeber appointed admin­ $* 45; Mrs. E. C. Masters, $2.00;
the Weaainger property waa open violate a faith placed with tne peo­
istrator.
E. R. Johnson. $1.26;
J.
W.
to visitors, the place had .been so ple of Eugene, who provided a site 20 years, coming here in 1888.
Sprague, $.98; W. M. Manning,
Orders Signed by • Judge
over-run that the owners had been and ounated y $«0,000
for
the
initial
w fv v v
>
vi
n»v
U
l u l a i • »a ohe . is
I» survived
.
. by
. . her
.
. husband. ’
tax* ^
i Trot
r m [ ) pelt
t r l l O on
ll
$367; W. H. Hunter, $.75; W. M.
w enn, Y i the following cml- . Ordered Jw estate of W gl H. Manning $42-53; Ohiiager Bros.,
obliged to establish stringent rules building when it was promised that
governing the conduct of thoae “auch University is hereby per- ! .
Ked' Gordonier be closed and the mi - $1.50; W. M. Manning, $26.12; E.
a n .n tlv
i n r a t . ^ at
at
tk .
in u ti
./
anas, n arren W . Abbott. Portland, XTiinistrator discharged
coming there and
restricting the m
manently
located
the
town
of
R. Johnson, $2.60; W. M. Manning,
Ore.; Mrs. Irene Grandgeorge of
visits to Beavrrtoniana on week Eugene City.*'
The administrator of the H srn- $12-39; Beaverton Review, $5.00;
days,
"Although we may have honest Beaverton, Ore.; and two adopted son Hughon estate ordered to sell Beaver Wood Co^ $5.00; E. R.
The matter of oiling Lombard differences of opinion, we should children, Mrs. Grace Hughson of either at private or public sale Johnson $2.79; W. M. Manning,
Chat.
Berthold,
$1.00;
street south of the pavement was not allow either passion or preju­ Beaverton and Geo. Meagher of all personal property belonging to $20.88;
Beach’s
M arket,
$1.00;
ToUl,
referred to the street committee dice to enter into our disagreements Seattle; 5 grand children and 8 the estate.
The final hearing of the Frank $251.55.
with instructions to do what they and should consider all legislation great grand children and a host of
thought beat in the matter.
Strejc estate will be held August
Cash on hand, $10.34.
solely on it* merits,” the governor I friends.
Some time after midnight the stated.
Funeral services were held Fri­ 8 _
_ . .
In addition to the cash receipts
meeting adjourned to meet Mon­
day, June 24th at 3:00 p.m. at the
The final hearing of the Joseph l„ted,
Meier k
Frank gave us
day evening, July II at H:00 p m.
F. Arthur Cortner chapel. Inter­ Hulsman estate will be July 16. iwenty-live dollars in trade and
NOTICE
ment was in Hillside cemetery, of n . . . .
_
many people in and around Bea-
DAMAGE TO KALE
verton have given of their time.
F IR E TO TA LL Y D E S ­
The public ia invited to attend a Redlands, Calif.
besides food, clothing, wood, use
Mr. and Mrs. Warren W. Abbott
DONE BY j » D V A F of
T R O Y S S U T T O N H O M E meeting of the Beaverton Rebel i of Portland and Mrs. Irene Grand­
automobiles, etc. For this the
Committee to be held at the high )
_ .
.
. . .
Relief Organisation are very grate-
george from here, attended the fu­
school
Wednesday,
July
13th
at
Serious damage is being done to f uj and wish to
sincerely thank
The SuMons home north of A-
neral.
loha was totally destroyed by fire 8:00 p.m. A report of the meet- |
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a-
L
>nd
cabh**re
P,,mU
***»«>:!
every
one
who
has
helped.
Monday, the Fourth. The children ing of the Washington County Cen­
Miss
Dorothy
Leyman
daughter
severa^^A
iys^b^the
^^ar^e^o'f
-'lany
homes
have
been
brighten-
had been over town and when tral Relief Organization will be l
of John Leyman. Pofland, Rt. 2. diamond backed moth. In many m- ^
i hun*?,r
cold
they came home they discovered read.
passed
away
on
July
4th
at
the
stances
the
leaves
have
literally
*Vel^
by,
‘T
*
*
C
*
f,
of
the fir* on the roof.
Plans for the advance work ne­ ace of 18 years
_ up. When examined
t-raiij ¡. member
of - the
There
bten eaten
- me€tinl.
. 11 ^ committee.
for
The Beaverton fire department cessary to continue this work age oi i* > ears
Funeral
services
were
held
from
many
little
slender
green
worms
’
j
g
.
,.ior
“
,
,Wed“
waa there but
were
unable to through the coming winter will be 1
the Bethany Baptist Church. Wed- about one-half inch
Z ^ V T " *
check the fire. Everything in the brought up.
nesday July 6. Rev Graff officiated. found on the undcr
,2 ?
pU" « ’« w o rk
basement ami lower floor were
Election of officers will be held I Interment was in Union cemetery, leaves C o ^ o l
^
th.s
^
s
t
,.
Ait
£
a
™™**
F p„o.„
leaves, control ox tnis pest is dtf- there and give your support to this
saved Even the plumbing fixtures a t this meeting and committees W
W. E. Pegg was m charge.
flcult wlth >nything but ,
, pray worthy c, use
were taken from the burning build­ should be appointed to take care
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with good
_
strong
poison
and
Dora Stipe, Secretary-Treasurer
ing by -the people who were called of some phases of the work that , Carrie G. Callerman, wife of J. spreader added to the spray will pro- _
to the scene of the fire.
were not present last year.
M. Callerman of Aloha, passed a- bably prove more satisfactory than SÎTITÎYV r ’DiYITI» V i m v
Jurtf> 25.
25. The
Thp funeral
fnnpral was
urna other
nfhor methods
mufluoi«. of —
* i
O 1 U U I U Ä U U l J lC iL Io
Everyone in thi* vicinity is urged W»V
Mrs. Sutton was in the hospital
way, June
control,
at the time and knew nothing of to attend and help formulate our held June 29th from the Aloha
pa rjs Green used at the
AT LAWRE NCES’
rate
of
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the fire.
policy in this work for the coming Churdi. Interment was in Crescent one pound to 50 gallons of water '
There was some insurance on the *t,**on
Grove cemetery. W. E. Pegg in with the addition of a little sprea- ! The Ladies Mission Study Club
L. W. Short, Chairman
house.
charge.
der is probably as good a control of the
Bethel
Congregational
measure as any. Some have used church met for a pot-luck nineh-
soap as the spreading agent for *on in the garden of the S. B.
the spray but there is less danger Lawrence name
Thursday.
The
of arsenical burning if a casein devotional was led by Mrs. R. B.
spreader is
used. Casein or milk Denney. Mrs. Zenas Olson gave a
spreaders may be purchased ready very interesting talk on her se*eti
to use or a home made milk spread- years in 'ndia. A fter spending two
er may be very easily prepared. >'ears w't*> a 8ir*s school she was
Six ounces of hydrated lime stirred united in marriage to Zenas Ol-
into three quarts of skim milk will son and joined him in his work
make enough spreader for 100 gal- at Bangalore, India, where they
Ions of spray. As most of the worms worked togethe.- for five years,
are found on the underneath side of Mr. and Mrs. Olson were botn
the leaves that is where as much from Washington County. Mrs.
of the spray should be applied Olson was formerly
known as
as possible.
Miss Etna Emmel of Scholls.
If a dust is to be used a m i x - ______ IT 1ZT ——— — .
From Our R eader»
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SI .50 Per Yeat
Friday, July 8, 1932
ture of hydrated lime and calc.um G R O U I* P I C N IC S A T
arsenate will probably be more sat­
HALLS THE FOURTH
isfactory than will arsenate of lead.
j
This is mixed at the rate of 80
A group of friends met at the
pounds of lime and 20 pounds of
home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl F.
the calcium arsenate,
tt---------------------------------------------- -- Hall to spend the Fourth with a
lawn picnic. They enjoyed a fine
A CORRECTION
Fourth. After lunch they motored
In the junior parade held in to Two Rivers for a swim. Honor
Beaverton, last week, Shirley Can­ guests were Mr. and Mrs. George
ts as queen, instead of Loia Livpr- Springer and two little sons, Billy
more, as stated in our paper last and George from
Capital
Hill,
week.
Ore. and Mr. and Mrs. Schuler, of
▲ i great deal of credit for the
parade is due to Rhoda Thyng Multnomah, Ore.
and Ethel Kilander who both con­
tributed a great deal of time and
AD BRINGS RESULTS
effort to it. The float that won
For Sale—7-weeks old C. White
second prize in the boys division
weaning pigs. C. Topich, Rt.
had been constructed in a large
3, Box 453, Beaverton, on
part by Miss Kilander.
Frank Livermore place.
This
ad, costing 25e, appeared
The Oddfellows and Rebekana
join with the Congregational ehoieh ' in Friday morning’s Beaverton
Review The following Monday
in an invitation to you to attend
the pigs were all sold, for
the service next Sunday at 8:00
cash.
p.m. Mr. Clarke, the pastor will
, i preach the sermon.
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