F R ID A Y ,
AU G U ST 4,
The Beaverton Review
IM S
lasued every
t©.\ Oregon.
Ke« ver-
Friday at
Entered «s second-clats mail mat
ter Dec. 9, 1922 at the Poetoffice
at Beaverton,
Oregon, under the
act of March S, 1879.
J
H. Hulett, Editor a
r
Mrs Nelson
Walker is visiting
in
Portland with
relatives
and
friends.
The Beaverton Review
Publisher
Mrs.
week.
Sarah
Butner
Mrs. Sam W alter
present writing.
was ill
is quite
this
ill at
Miss Ruth Denney visited with
Miss Noma Browne Thursday.
Vernon Bronke
has been quito
ill with a septic sore thioat.
Mr. John
Frank is » u * ring
fmrn an attack o f tonsilitis
•COURT HOUSE ITEMS,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shannon are
now making their home at He bo.
ARRESTS
William Bowen, who was charged
with stealing from a box car near
Garden Home, »xxs given a sentence
o f twv years in the Oregon peni
tentiary at Salem.
Willard
Bacon was
given 12
months in the county Jail, fo r vio
lation o f his parole.
Christian Jensen was tried in the
justice court at Tigard for a tra f
fic violation, and was fined $20
and costs.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Gasset made
■ wrrk-end trip to Victoria, B. C.
Mrs. Geo. McBreen o f Aloha has
been ill with an attack o f
grippe
this week.
Miss Oma Emmons o f Rickreall
called on friends and relatives tn
Beaverton Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Beach spent
the week-end in Seattle where Mr.
Beach was called on business.
Mrs. M. C.
McKervher
was a
week-end guest of Miss Jo Bonu
and Miss Alyce Bloom in Portland.
C IR C I'PT COURT
William V anderZanden P is filed
suit against Wrn. VanDomelin in
an action for money
Alvin El!. _on has filed
divorce
proceedings against I t * Merle El-
lefson. Ellefson charges cruel and
inhuman treatment. They were mar-
ried in Hillsboro in 1931.
Walter P. C. Bailey is asking for
a divorce from Claudine Joyce Bail-
Mr «nd Mrs. A. Matson, with
their son William
and daughter
Agda. spent Sunday at Battleground
Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Madsen and
daughter were members o f a pic-
„fc party at Oswego Lake Monday
evening.
r
m* rried ^
* ln
'
Charles Walters is plaintiff an!
Frank Rink defendant in a mort-
gage foreclosue suit.
Mary Christoff, filin g for a di-
vorce from George Christoff, asked
for the care end custody o f Dolor-
es Elaine, a m nor child, and $20 *
month.
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M A R R IA G E LICENSES
Only two ms.'riage licenses were
issued this week. One was given to
John E. W -!ker of Laurel and Sar-
ar Helen Tompkins o f PortVxnd. The
other
was issued
to Franklin E
,
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Vf
v.
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Mr. and Mrs. W H. IVoswell and
family and Mr. and
Mrs B. G.
Welti« and family spent Sunday on
Cedar Creek above Hvda Springs on
lie las Creek.
Sunday
dinner guests of Mr.
end
Mrs. Lon Lawrence of Ore
ON OREGON FARMS
gon CUy were Mr. and Mrs B. F.
Mrs. S. V. Law
lleppner -The hot
weathvr of
Louis Hugheon
is
wearing his lawrence end
eary summer, which
injured the
knee in a cast on account of an ac rence o f Raleigh.
cnlent.
Mr. Hunt, who ia in the Good wheat quite badly, aprarent'y had
NOTICE
little effeot on the created wheat
Miss Lou rain Doty is spending Ks marl tan hospital with a broken grass, reports C W. Smith, county tt --------------------------------------------- ■
lag
is
not
retting
along
very
sat
the week in Portland visiting with
All truckmen end other interes
isfactorily at present.
He is not agent, who recently Inaperted the
relatives.
grass nurseries o f the county This ted cltlaens ere Invited to attend
entirely conscious at all time*.
grass was still green and growing a mass meeting to be held at Biel-
Miss Juliette
Carter
returned
The Aloha
IVmmunity
church nicely, a*, in fact, were all other man Motors Friday, August 4 (to
Thursday from a month's vacation
will hold a silver tea in Kreller's varieties o f grass In the nurseriea day! at eight o'clock In the eve
near Mt Hood.
t.-'ove on A (trust 18.. %’hrr* wilt except the slender fescue. The fai ning. Officers from
the Oregon
Miss Barbara Cady spent the >e an Interesting program, and re- lure of the latter grass Smith be- ¡Truck Owners Association will be
week-end at the W. L. Cady home freshments of punch and wafers,
lievaa may be due lo poor seed.
I resent to answer questions.
at Oregon City.
, R «v T. A. Dungan o f Portland
The Kbavarton Library will be
Mrs. W. O. Roberts
ia at the will
at the
local
HOARD OK E Q U A LIZA TIO N
open Monday (August 7) from 10
Portland Sanitarium recovering from Congregational church next Sunday,
e goitre operation.
He was formerly pastor here and To the Taxpayers of Washington to 12 in the morning. Each Monday
County, Oregon:
ami Wednesday, hereafter.
It will
1 will be glad to greet his friends.
Mrs. R. C. Doty left Tuaaday
Notice la hereby given that the J he open from 10 to 12 a m , for the
morning fo r Medford, Ore., where
Frank J. Dietach of Los Angvlee Board
o f Equalisation will m,e, ] benefit o f those who would like to
she w il( remain until Sunday.
arrived in Beaverton Tuesday night on Monday. August 14. 1933, at u k s out books
to make a short visit with friends the
Court house in Hillsboro in I The Itbiwry la located
in the
Mr. s td
Mrs. M. H. Metcalfe
and relatives here. He formerly re-
Washington County, that being the |lig*i .chool building
and children returned Sunday from sided In BWaverton.
second Monday In August, and the
e week s vacation at Seaside.
Many who gave canned fruit to
.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Bielman left ( t,m* and P1^ * provided by law t ,
Mrs. John C. Kehrli of Garden Wednesday for e three day* visit P^ H cly
examine the
assessment the welfare deaire the empty Jars
Home, who has been ill fo r the pest with relatives in Centralia
Arlene ro,u for ,t,S3 ■»“ * correct «|l er- at this time.
Will those having
few weeks, is slightly improved.
and Dayton Bielman. who have been por*
*n valuation, description or them, please bring them to the Re
visiting there for the past month ‘luallties o f land, lota or other pro lief room ?
Mrs. Wilbur Weed and little son,
P«rty assessed In Washington Coun-
George F. Gordon,
Bobby visited
at the Guy
Carr will return with them.
. „ ty. It shall be the A ity o f person*
Chairman o f Relief
home from Thursday to Saturday.
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hUC|i
Interested to appear at the time
Brandi,
who
have
l>een
running
the
_
u
„
«Mw.ii.ild
Mr Jim
Frank o f Reedville vis
pU f* ” * > " " * * *
ited at the home of his brother. West Slope Service -Station « t Weet “ nd
All claims for reduction presented E X C L U S IV E
FEATURES
Slope have disposed o f their inter
John Frank and fam ily on Wataoa
ests to G. W. LsBorne. who will to the Board of Equalisation must
Street.
continue
the business under the be filed In (he office o f the Coun K A L A M A Z O O W A TE R HYMTEMH
ty Clerk, within fifteen days from
Mr. end Mrs. Frank Beals sold same name,
the 14th day of August.
Boost many OulstandmM fsmtures
their home
on Ch.haWm
Mt. to
0„ n# B ro w n ip , nt M V ira I daya
J. E. Carpenter. County Assessor not found In other makes o f pomp-.
Mr. and Mrs Joyce o f Los Aange- ,M t WMk
w1th Mr
Be Suro You Buy a Pump With
les, Calif.
Mrx R g Ralsillie at Castle Rock
1 Two Tearing Crank, with Bruns*
Little Ronald Whitworth o f Bat- Lodge near Hebe
Mr. and Mrs.
Why Pay More?
Hearings
tleground. Wash., is spending the Richey drove down Saturday eve-
week with his grandmother.
Inet Whitworth
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Nielsen ot
Aloha and
children attended the
FlorisU picnW. held at Crystal Lake
^ Sumlay
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Mrs.
Cash
ning and Gens returned with them
on Sunday evening
S AV E
(ash
2— H-inch diameter Tub in
Brunt*
Piston Rod
3 - Frost proof romuvabl* valve cep*
4- Extra larg* valves with rsmov
eblo valve see is
Monday Special
Mr. Eases Marsh wws ho raced
with a delightful birthday dinner M EN’S SUITS, Cleaned and
party et Roemer's Rest, Sunday.
Pressed .
$50
H F Eliander. who has been ill
The guests were Mr. and Mrs. O.
L A D IE S ’ DR BUSES, Plain .,
.80 $— Imrg* positive double pule switch
for * ° mc
h‘ * *>
recov-
A- This is the only
pump on the
Mr. M. Fro tiger
had the mis P. Marsh, Mr and Mrs. John Me LA D IE S ' COATS. Plain ........
.50
erfd th» ‘
7 “ s » bl* to com' to
Leod. Mr. end Mrs Chester Donna,
fortune o f breaking his right arm
marks! with rest brons* pump
town
Tu*»d*y
.36
and host and hostess. Mr and Mrs. SUITS, Pressed only » » * • » • *
August
1. He fell
Cylinder block which will not
Mr. and Mrs. H M. Barnes, son on Tuesday,
Essex Marsr and son Jack.
W H ITE TROUSERS, Cleaned
from a load of hay.
rust or «e ro d e .
Robert and Mrs.
Ma.-goret T V ,
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end Pressed . . . .
man returned Sunday from a four
We Furnish Autotimtic A ir V e il*
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. KelUngton
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days stay at Seaside.
and daughter Joyce visited at the
and fresh wwtar valve et no
Mrs Damon Greer ani daughter borne of Mr. and Mrs Elmer Bailey « ------------------------------------- •
Formerly Reasria Tailor
extra coat
The attention of our contributors
Qm rlotte o f
Maplewood
visited . iB Hillsboro on Sunday.
Get our Prir*. Completely Installed,
Beaverton
('loaning
and
with her broth<r> H . R Kellington
Mr and Mrs J F Felsher and »• cmlIed
, , f t thmX «*py for
and Guaranteed By
and fjim ily Wednesday.
o f The Review
Dye Works
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children and Mr and
Mrs. Jack
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F R IE N D L Y
MTOKE
P. E. Almquist,
who live, near Knight of Portland spent
Sundey ">ual
tn Wmfammlay night
T. G. ROGERS. Prop.
fo r
that
o f Forest Grove.____
Reedville t e l T from a load of hay at Louie's park on the Tualatin.
j «W
« ■ * • »«.p te d
for
Richey Hardware
Five Years In Your Town
PR O B ATE COURT
Thursday. Dr.
Mason.
who was
Am ong the vigitoto of Mrs. B. w
* II8U* of * * . p* p* r “ ft* r 10
Beaverton, Oregon
and Furniture Company
A petition has
been made to the « H « 1 pronounced his back injured k . Denney Sunday afternoon at the am - Thursday morning.
Probate Court that the w ill o f Ben ®nd possibly some ribs broken.
Portland Sanitarium
were Mr and
.
E. Bnandtner be
admitted to p.o- Mrs. L. C. Drone and three chil-
Mrs. S. B. Laurence and Mr*. Lou-
bate. and B. B.
Layman be ap dren who
have been making an eS« Carter.
m m
pointed administrator.
extended visit at the F. H. Schoene
— — -
and A. E. Hansen homes, left Sat-
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Met AU Her Need
Orders Signed By Judge Bagiev
urday evening for
their home in
MILEAGE
P IC K -U P
Apollonia Wilkes has been grant- Fon du Lac. Wisconsin,
Some years * g o
in on# o f our
ed a divorce from Anthony Wilkes. Mrs. B.
K.
Denney returned
Mary C. Bache, found guilty of Thursday evening from the Port Coast cities, a young woman open
being
drunk on a public highway, land Sanitarium
where
she had ed a home fo r homeless girls.
Finding work, they go out with
is now m the county jail.
been undergoing treatment fo r sev-
An order o f default
was gtveu eral days. She is at the home o f new hqpe and courage. Many in the
E G. Perkins meantime come into a rich Chr»s.
in the suit o f Maude and Knigrt her daughter. Mrs
t e n experience.
Orsfcill vs. W . H.
Cmbtree and or. Lake road.
And from where do the funds
Annie E.
Crabtree.
Mr L R
Dean WM hoBt ^ a
this?
It being the
In the case o f Ole Cornelius vs. merry group of children on Thurs come fbr all
toom er j
-.u
i
Lord s work, every need, fuel, food
H . C.
Hartwig.
Violas Louther
or whatnot is laid before the Throne
and Fred H . Brown, an order of d* y . eve" ,n* ^ U , ‘ V,en1« ro“ ‘
t hl
tome He hsid cut down
.
Again and again no
default was given .
iThe Sorrento
club met at the
home of Mrs. B. Thornburg
on
■Thursday. Mrs. Henry Shannon of
Hebo was a guest.
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C.I.V of
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QUICKER - A - PASTER
STARTINO K
K
« • x rw u rs -ts
.od fun for th, „ . ¡ f hborm, childron.
n^ r of f/ th
u id . bofoo.
Mrs. M . McKihben was dismissed.
Miss
Rhoda
Shellenberger com- whom she lays she need.
And all
An order o f dismissal was given
pie ted
her Summer
School work these years she has found «hat the
in the case of Elta Kimmer vs. F.
last Friday and left Sunday with
barrel o f meal faileth not.
E. Kimmer.
group
o f friends from
Forest
W hat is the heavenly arithmetic
Orders Signed by Judge Templeton Grove fo r a week’s outing at T IL back of it all ?
Lucile H. Imlav will be allowed
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$75 a month
for the supoprt of
herself and two children fo r a per-
iod o f one year a fter the filin g of
inventory, or until the
estate of
George Imlay, deceased, is closed.
The last will and testament of
Ben Brandtner has been admitted to
probate.
The estate o f Georgie M. Lay
man has been admitted to probate.
krnook' She wiU
th«
her brother-in-law
and sister,
and Mrs. Oscar Effenberger at
^*rr><> 0 kj
o f Just this:—
Mr. c ome 4u who stand on
it that
Til- Christ’s death fo r t U ir sins clears
them. Come all such and lay before
V --------------------------------------------- "36 the Father whatever thing will hon-
I SPOSD T ’ B UMORUS I or Him. Stand on His promises. He
BB---------------------------------------------- ■ asks us to prove Him. "Them that
honor me I will honor, and they
Hubby
(sca th in gly)— You
that despiae me shall be lightly es-
narrower everv day.
I teemed," says He.
W ife y
(com placently)— Yes,
George N. Taylor, Beaverton, Ore.
have the fashionable figvre.
adv.
“ Why,
M A K E B E LIE V E
Don’t pretend to be what you are
not Don’t sail under false colors.
Don’t be a hypocrite. There is no
sin so universally despised as hy
pocrisy. Even hypocrites hate it. i t
is the one thing about which they
are sincere. They really hate hy
pocrisy— in other people. They talk
about it ao much, and condemn it
so severely that one hesitates to
mention it lest he should be classed
with them. I t is
notorious that
men o f the world '-no are always
talking about “ the hypocrites o f the
church"
are
themselves “ whited
sepulchre«.'’ They are whitewashed
rather than washed white.
Why does all the world despise
the hypocrite?
Because he is not
a man. Because he is less than a
man. Because when he might be a
man ha is content to be make-
believe.
Be a man! This is the very core
of the Gospel. You are not brutes,
but men, with (he -possibility o f
immortality
And
we accept this
<n*pel with all our hearts, and yet
there is no sin into which we more
often fa ll than Hie sin of make-
believe. W hy is
this sin so com-
mon? Because it is no much easier
to pretend than it ia to be.
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Donald Walker, son o f Mrs Nel-
son W alker sailed from New York
on July 29,
with his aunt, whose
home is in Berlin, Germany. Don-
eld w ill be gone s year and will
travel about the continent before
it turning home.
>
talking
about
swim m ing.
1
“ P * hen onJ* 200 y* r<fc irom 1,0
ver
. . . .
,
"Which side did you start from?
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Brown’s ‘ Herb (^ m ^ u n d .^ B r o w n 'I
Beaverton Pharmacy.
-dv
adv.
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Served to you by courteous,
alert, independent dealers
B eaverton Kebek-
ah
L od ge
N o.
248 m eets
firs t
and third
Tu ss-
day even in gs
at
who are rendering real serv
“ Say, looka heah, Rastus, you
all know what you’re doing? You
was going srwav for a week-end,
and the; ain’t a stick o’ woodcut
for the house-"
j
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o ' * i‘
"W ell, what you all whinin’ a-
F’ Hal1' Mr*' " • rah C? f ra'
bout, woman? I ain't takin’ de ax "
*?Cr* t{!ryM n " d M™
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ence iTorbaugh, N.G.
p-tf
ice to the motoring public.
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Fill up your Tank
Lei your Engine Decido
The independenl dealer «-ho srlls thè new Cenerai 1A
gasoline i*...lii*l of all...a buaini-** man. Ile U in bus-
i
"Did your extravagant friend lose
his money as a bull or a bear?”
“ Nothing so big,” answered Miss
Cayenne. “ He tried to crash in as
a social butterfly.”
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During a severe
gale at Flam-
borough in Yorkshire, a treasury
note was blown out of a woman’s
hand, and was quickly lost to sight.
She took another piece of paper,
and
t ^ t blow away, too, and i
a nimWe friend who
fo j|owed it
it come ^ reat under « wali,
amon|f , heap o f
litter>
w al
the missing note! She had
beaten the wind by her presence
of mind.— Montreal Herald.
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There are nine harbars in Ore-
* on
out»'«1« of Aetoria and
the
r im
ports. They are
Coos bey, Port Orfo-rd in Curry
county, Bandon in Coos, Winclte^er
bay in Douglas, Suislaw in L«ne,
Aleea end Yequina in Lincoln, Ne-
hlem and Tillamook in Tillamook.
¡
Wanted aid For Sale
1
! Lost— Pair brown kid gloves. O. W.
-38
Buchanan, Post Office.
£
Cheater White
Boar for service.
A . S- Funston, old Canyon road.
BR. 4820.
c-33-36
B EAVERTO N D ISTR IC T
rR O flR R M
For S a le — (Standard make piano
near Beaverton. W ill sacrifice for
unpaid balance. A snap. Easy terms
W rite Tallman Piano Store, Sa
lem, Oregon.
c-35-37
F.IUe-lcr’* 0 * r » g *
rR D A R
Ceder
Mill* Store
Slope
W R S T P O R T I. A I* I*
Campbell
MONTH PI.AIMS
Miller'» (lnr»ge
BANK*
Quick Service Oarage
VFIIM O M I A
R l. M ONICA
H. Schiottmen
Vermini» Service Station
HIM.RBOIIO
Service Oarage
Sunaet Oarage
A LOHA
Aloha Service Station
Service Station
H A X R i.n A i.in
Hazeldsle Store
* O A R I lR S H O U R
(larden Hom e Motor W o r k *
«- O lt M P I.lt *
Tualatin Valley Service Station
R K K O V II.I.R
U
SV1.VAW
f o h p r t OHOVP
Rockwell'* Service Station
Raid wi n’» Service Station
Cste Motor Company
R. Holt
SRWBF.RO
F. McLornn’* Service Station
IIIR R W O O D
Rosmer'e Rent Service St*.
Sis Corner» Oerege
G IN KRAL
in ih le rnnimunily sre ready lo *erve you ihc new
Cenerai t A Gasoline.
T IO A R D
Lone Oak Service Station
A
MUL TWOMAII
Multnomah Service 8tatlon
j
■Uke in every Iransaelion. He Itiuw* ihi* and he serve*
j-oo aeeordingly. e e The following live, sieri desi»,*
D. W
Servie* SI*.
W R IT SI.OPR
Went
White Rex Rabbita.—The new and
best fur rabbit. Fur prices are
advancing. Visitors always wel
come. Prices reasonable. Mrs. H.
C.
Dudley,
1116 W atsoi St ,
_ B e a v e rto n ^ )T e g o rK i^ _ (__j>-3 jL3 6
Hey Wanted—-Carpenter end
build
er will trade fir art-class work for
hay or farm produce, Rout* 3,
Box
314, Beaverton,
2
mile*
south.
p-36
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ine** for him*rlf...a fartor in hi* rommunily. He know*
(he \aluc o f courleou* aervire. Ili* own inlere*!* are al
(tertian Service Station
Crescent 0 » r » g e
Certi Armitage Service Mt.ii„n
Verboort 8tore
PITROLCUM
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CORPORATION
I O C O N T - VACUUM
—
OASTON
V R R R O ItR T
COMPANY
OF
CALIFO RNIA