THE BEAVERTON Rl
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28. 1933
{COURT HOUSE ITEMS
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CIRCUIT COURT
J EC. Phillips el *1 vs E. E. Noaek
et « 1 , mortgage foreclosure.
Joseph Quigley vs Bert K. Mar­
tin et » 1 : suit for quiet title.
Ines Quigley vs Chas. Quigley,
suit for divorce, plaintiff asks for
$40 suit money. $75 attorney fee«,
all personal property, $30 a month
and custody of 2 minor children.
The Union Central Life Insur­
ance Co. vs. Bernhard Koehn et al:
mortgage foreclosure.
Olive M. Bergley vs. Uoyd Ber­
kley: suit for divorce. They were
married a t Vancouver in 1929.
Plaintiff asks for divorce, care and
custody of their 3-year old »on,
$25 a month and household furni­
ture.
W. W. Patterson vs. Russell .El-
dredge: mortgage foreclosure.
Will T. Wright vs. Arrow Trans­
portation Co.: asks for $25.000 da­
mage for injuries in auto wreck.
Mra. Lynn Hughes and Miss A- ' Brut one eighty yards ami the thlnl | lioth teams are evenly niaU-hed. M.itson and Edward McElroy, ware
lice Ole ment were amung the win «t
seventy ftve yard«. were Sa far Hillsboro lias md los( a foaturad.
ners in the Saiiig* Story Contes t made by Geo. Brandi. Beaverton'» game while Peaverton ha« lost twe , .
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condurted res-ently by the First Na star quarto*. The other run was but as we arc not handicap|i*d by *
tional Bank of PwÙand.
made by Joa Vrlicak. half, for Au , injuriea as beforv. Beaverton staivts
yard* but he was ataçtpod two yd» j a gond chance of winnlng.
The Bethel ladies Aid will give
. ,,
.
Thuraday evening the «Huilent*
a Harvest Festival a t the church •hoK
° * *r' Octobr
‘*L
Thu °f Friday,
28. Beaverton hold a rally
for the Hillsboro
on December 2. There will lie a plate meets Hillsboro here. This game game, where a big bonfire accent - 1
dinner ami booths of various kinds will bo eloac ami hard
because ponied by yells and serpentining
more details will appear later,
lid by the Yell L'adt'm, Agita !
Hal
E.
Horn, Secretary
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NOTICE
State, in n recent press release
Sl'KlT A I. NOTICE
makes
it clear that Governor
A
invitation is extended ■ -
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Meier i* giving him full-hearted .t0 , h<>
vWt Kinton grange
Chief of >mt>tor vehicle »persii n
support in his candidacy for elec- ^
Wtvlnesdsy evening. November division, Will ism
Hammond was In
^*on-
i s. All state ami county candidates; town the find of the week and
Dewey Drorbsugh hks -made a 'have been Invited to appear and to j announced that he was makng ar-
great improvement in the front of'coTv prepared to discuss the is- rangvmenU to hold a chauffeurs
his place the last few weeks, put- sues of the present campaign
| a,M* motor vehicle operator ■ exam-
ting in new sidewalks widening the
The meeting is being h«*lil under i»»tion nl
* handier of (ora-
street and painting signs on his the auspices of Knton grange.
, ®f r * room in Beaverton luesday,
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Novsmlier first. Anyone caring to
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VOTE FOR
PROBATE COURT
Petition that the estate of Gil­
bert C, Chase be admitted to pro­
bate and Wena W. Chase be ap­
pointed administratrix.
Orders Signed By Judge Templeton
Dorothy Filiamos appointed ad­
ministratrix of the estate of James
Filiamos, and is authorized and em­
powered to commence action a-
gainst the Garden Home Busses
Inc., to collect damages on account
of the death of deceased.
November 21 is the time set for I
the final settlement of the estate |
of Anna Loretta Cropp.
Wm. Houston has been appointed
administrator of the estate of Vi­
vian Houston.
Mrs. T. J. Allen is quite ill at
her home. She is under the care ot
Dr. Mason.
Mrs. Wallace Brown who has
been quite seriously ill, is some-
wh.it improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Walters of
Whitford made a business trip to
Salem Thursdiy.
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Oirey ot
Portland were dinner gucstf
of
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Denney Sun­
day evening.
Quite a number of Beaverton peo­
ple attended the Aloha grange din­
ner given at the Aloha gnsnge haU
Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Epenlwrger
(Gladys Shellenberger) of Tilla­
mook spent the week-end at the
L D. Shellenberger home.
Miss Veva Boge of Farmington
spent a number of days recently
visiting at the home of her brother
Widen Loge on Lake road.
Mr. Mitxke has rented the store
recently vacated by Dewey, the
Plumber, and is installing an up-
to-date feed store at the corner of
West and Broadway.
Mrs. W. H. Boyd entertained
the Friervithip Bridge dub W«d-
neaday afternoon. Mrs. Geo. Blass-
er ami Mrs. John Summers were
additional guests. Mrs. R. R. Sum-
mors won the ¡ugh score.
the Scholl. Ferry road, aboua three n#w ^
u,
hlK)„ w|U
n t i m ««Hh and three wile» w * * t of Cprn from 9 | | | |
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Beaverton and can be reached from |
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here over eversi different routes.
The next .meeting of the welfare
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I committee will lie Tuesday. Nov. 1,
{ at eight o'clock in the bank building.
We Invite all who are Interested in
THREE LONG RUNS
this work t»» lie present at this
meeting. We will appreciate very
FE ATI RE OF GAME*
, 'much if the fratcrnial organisa­
tions and churches make
special
Beaverton's Gridiron
specialists
mention of this meeting and have
hung another scalp on their girdle
' i • present at Ives present at this Nov
Friday afternoon of last week by
1 st. meeting.
defeating Tigard. 18-0.
Three long runs were the sensa
George F (•onion, chairman.
tional points of the game, two of
which resulted in touchdowns. The
FOR CONGRESS I
j City
Following
is the
\
Schedule of radio tulks to he given over KGW
for the week of October 28 to November 3.
Friday. October 28, ........................................... 7:00
Saturday. October 29, ........................................ 8:30
Monday. October 31........................................ 7:15
Wednesday, November 2, ................................. 6.45
to 7:10 P.M
to 8:40, P.M,
to 7:25 P.M.
to 6:55 P.M.
J. E. Carpenter
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
rot« COUNTY ASSESSOR
EXPERIENCED
CAPABLE
CONSCI RNTIOI 1
Having ►S'V'd fifteen years t *
Deputy Assessor for
W se'lng. »
County.
—Paid Ad
Meat Marke
SATURDAY SPECIALS
^ Fresh side Pork, per lb.
91c
0 Fresh Ground Beef or Pork, lb. 10c
t Sauer K raut, Q uart
8c
Fancy Mince Meat 2 lbs. for
28c
■.SW.WV.W.W.VWWAVVWVAVAW.'.W.’.V.SW.VAW JAMES W. M OTT t P ure Lard 3 lbs. for
25c
Beaverton Market and Grocery
Courageous, Capable ami
Ag­ j Milk, Bordens or Golden Key can 5c
gressive, Mr. Mott has established
Fri. & Sat. Specials, Oct. 28-29
10c
a record of constructive
leadcr- 0 Dill Pickles, Large, 5 for
ship
and
actual
accomplishments
ROUND STEAK STEER
VEGETABLE SOUP
.
.
14c
richly deserves your vote in 0 W einers, per lb.
.29 BEEF. PER POUND .15 that
Hormel, 2 Cans for
promoting
him to the
National
POT ROASTS STEER
1 Dependable
Matches, carton
18c
BEST FOODS MAYON­
.25 BEEF. PER POUND .11 Congress.
2
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¡j
NAISE Pints
Vote 25 x James W . Mott
SHOULDER PORK
£
Phone
Beaverton
0855
p
.BUDWEISER MALT
.10
ROAST, Per Pound
Paid Advertisement
.49 PURE
SYRUP, 3-lb Tin
HAMbVRGER or
CAMAY TOILET SOAP
.23
SAUSAGE^ 2-lbs.
.05
PER BAR
PURE LARD.
JELLY B£AN3, FRUIT
.25
3 Pounds
CENTERS, Per Pound .18 >' WESSON OIL
DEL MONTE PUMP­
.39
QUART
.25 HOMESPUN
3
KIN. 2V» Size. 2 cans
FLOUR
JELLO
.89
49-lb Sack
.19 DOLLAR
3 PACKAGES
MINTS
ORANGE and GRAPE­
.27 Y J.
Per Pound Package
.25
FRUIT JUICE, 3 Cans
BLUE MOON CHEESE
Y ou W ould Not Trade Horses In The
i KRISPY CRACKERS
.35 fT
2 For
.19
2-lb. Package
Z
COFFEE, CHASE
CORN MEAL New
33
Middle Of The Stream.
23 SANBORN, POUND.
Orders Sign'd by Judge Bagiev
01ive M. Bergley vs. Lloyd Ber-
gley: ordered that defendant pay
the sum of $100 for attorney and
expenses of suit on or before Oc­
tober 31.
S W U N V N W .S W y W U N S N N N N V W W iiV N S N W .S '.V b N V N V b V N W V liN h
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Henry Zwiney and Zelda Stevens
of Oswego.
Lester E. Smith and Mattie R
Mann, Cornelius.
Wm. H. VanDenBerg and Jo-
hannah H. Perenboom, Hillsboro.
ARRESTS
Chas.
Bakcsy,
threatening to
commit a crime .
Wilbur Casper and Earl Salee.
breaking into the Town Pump at
Aloha.
Jack Domewood, assault and bat­
tery.
Chas. M. Curtis, criminal libel.
KINLEY PREFERS CON­
SOLIDATED SCHOOL
r e p u b l ic a n
VOTERS ATTENTION
real University must offer to
its students the opportunity to ob­
tain a full and rounded education.
Oregon now has two partial uni­
versities. In our present plants a r­
&
chitecture is separated from engi­
neering; business training is sep­
Stock, 10-lb. Sack
DEL MONTE PEACHES O Q
arated from industrial
training;
BAKING POWDER.
2 CANS
home economics is separated from
ROYAL. 12-oz. Can
fine arts. In
reference to this
BISQfUICK FLOUR
CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS
David Kinley, President Emeritus
PER PACKAGE
PER POUND
of the University of Illinois, says,
Two Biscuit Cutters Free
“The consolidated institution offers
PCR~ h T T p ~PLE CIDER and FRESH SUGAR CREST DOUGHNUTS
the greater educational advantages.
Two Deliveries Daily
Phones 3203 and 1702
Contact with minds of different
types, ami with different education­ V W . , , W V A V A W M W J / A V A ,. , . V W . V / J W 'W r t W y ’ W J A
al aims and ideals is an education­
al advantage to students.”
There is no real reason why
the state of Oregon should have
less than the best. We have not
been niggardly in tr.e amount of
money spent in years past but we
have been negligent in not seeing
that this money was spent to the
best advantage. We should so re­
arrange as to make the best pos­
sible use o l our investment. Sec­
tional partisanship should have no
W. E. PEGG
STUDIO BARBER SIKH
p art in the program as our aim
must be to build, what is in every
FIRST CLASS WORK
way, a real Oregon University. UNDERTAKER and EMU ALMER
AT REASONABLE PRICES
Tr.e consolidation bill on which we
Beaverto,,
vote Nov. 8 is a measure designed Grange Building —:
E. I). VanMeter. Prop.
to gain this end.
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.37
.29
.29
Business Places To Patronize
REPUBLICAN RALLY
TO BE HELD SOON
n o m in e e
FLOWERS
Funeral Pieces
All Kinds
HENRY PFEIFER
Phone 12051
South End of Lombard Street
- - ■ Beaverton, Ore.
Beaverton Barber Shop
Republicans of Sherwood, Middle-
C. J STEVENS, PROPRIETOR
ton and Tuahtin will hold a mam­
moth rally Monday Evening, Oct.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
31st, a t the Star Hall at Sher­
wood at which time Frank J. Lon-
ergan,
speaker of the house of
Boyd’s Variety Store
Edison Mazda
Representatives, and Paul P atter­
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
son, Peputy District Attorney, will
Lamps
DISHES, FANCY
place before the voters of this ter­
CANDIES
KAMBERGER'S
ritory the position of the Republi­
can party in the present campaign.
NOVELTIES
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Oregon
All republican candidates of Wash­ Beaverton
Beaverton's Own Store
ington County and James
Mott,
candidate for congress, are expect­
THE SUMMERS’ SHOP
MAPES & SON
ed to
be present a t the meeting,
Hemstitching
whether Democrats, Republicans or
RESTAURANT
Tailoring, Dressmaking, Stamping
Socialists or Communists.
MEALS
SHORT ORDER
All Work Guaranteed
On Saturday afternoon between
Cigars, Tobaccos
Angel
St.,
between
First
&
Second
the hours of 2 to 6 the republi­
Confections, Soft Drinks ,
can voters of Tigard and Metzger ^Soutjw iM Jrange^Iall^^^Jblocks^
Cady Bldg
—:—
Watson S t
who
are interested in
assisting
in the campaign
are urged to
meet
trie precinct committeemen
DEWEY
Phone 0411
Wilbur Biederman. J. S. Barber
THE PLUMBER
and J. O. Johnson’s office a t Ti­
JOE KEMMER
Carries a Complete Line of
gard. Women particularly are ur­
SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINT
For any Kind of Wood
Phone 7702
ged to call during the hours men­
Limb Wood Cut to Order
tioned.
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W hy Not Give President H oover
A Chance T o Complete His Program
Ot Reconstruction Which He Has
So A bly Formulated?
His Campaign Is Being Fully Supported
By All Local Republican Candidates.
40 x ARTHUR IRELAND, State Senator
43 x J. O. JOHNSON, Representative
44 x E. J. McALEAR, Representative
48 x RUSSEL MORGAN, District Attorney
51 x DONALD TEMPLETON, County Judge
52 x JAMES LEWIS, County Commissioner
57 x J. W. CONNELL, County Sheriff
59 x EDW. C, LUCE, County Clerk
61 x J. E. CARPENTER, County Assessor
64 xE. B. SAPPINGT0N, County Treasurer
65 x O. B. KRAUS, County School Superintendent
66 x JAMES DAVIS,County Recorder
67 x E. L. HOBBS, County Surveyor
fc H W iil
Your Support Of The Entire Republican Ticket
Will Be Appreciated.
Washington County Republican Central Committee.
Pd. Ad. By Fred Cornelius, Acting Chairman.
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