The Beaverton review., September 15, 1933, Image 2

Friday. September 15.
The Heaver ton Review
II vote. have rxprM wd themselves The recommandai luna
of lh«> board
Mian Shir lay Cram of I'or (land haa said property being In tho county of county « t Hlllaboro, Oregon., sell at
atrongly In favor of It I hop* (h it
" f consulting engineers, In no far an »«'an visiting during the past «m>k at Washington, state of dragon, aa shown public «u cthm lo the highest bidder
(}. A. Cobb, Beaverton. Oregon,
you may ■<■«' proper, through your
Applicatila (o Beaverton. are aa fol
the home of Mr and Mia Warren Wll- by the recorda of said county and stala,
paper,
to
aid
In
the
accompllahment
Iowa:
ton Mlaa Cram la a great niece of Mra. and Piai aald property be sold free of altorney for plaintiffs, «luted this
ISSUED E V E R Y F R ID A Y A T HKA
all
rlnlm
of
defendants,
and
each
of
of this undertaking.
VERTO N. OREGON
17th «lay o f August, 1933
For the city of ReaverLon the Wilson and granddaughter of Mia. Ito lhem, or any person or persons claim
” Yours truly,
hoard o f consulting engineers on
' ,rant ° f Cu,v#r- wh” U
J. W. Connell, Hhurlff o f Wash­
Ing through or under them, and that
“ B U R TO N E. PA1.MER,
sewage dUpoaal. in Ita report of !*n extended visit with her »later. Mra aald defendanta and each of them he
ington County, Oregon
F R E D C. SEFTON, Editor Publisher
"Executive Secretary, Iteconstruc August Ml *»Ti7eh "u .oil *r *? " j !'r Wllaon
debarred and foreclosed of any right,
Date of first publication, August
tlon Advisory Hoard."
r e ^ i n t Ks.
•Un>
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! the
me T rort'going
brief . analyia,
recoin
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title or Interest In aald premises or any
Following is a copy o f the letter mends
Mra. Vernon I#eachman anil son of ;*art thereof, save and rxeepl the statu­ I Sib, 1333
Entered aa second-class mail mat to Mayor Fisher from Burton E. Pal | "*• A general sanitary sewer aya ,s’r,land ■•'rived at the home of her tory right of redemption, aa by law
Dale o f last publication. Septem
tem
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| mother, Mrs Duller Van Kleek, Sulur-
ter December 9. 1922, at the postoffice I mar. executive secretary of the stat
adv r 39-42
given, and that the plaintiff he allowed ber IMh, 1933.
"2 Complete treatment w ork, o f '‘ V . ■«<» will malta a vlall.
at Beaverton. Oregon, under the act o f reconstruct Urn advisory board
to become a purchaser al aherlff sale
March 8. 1879.
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of aald premises, and for all other re
Mr Earl E Fisher, Mayor, Reaver- such character aa to render the aew
ag. thoroughly Innocuous and Inof
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1
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ton. Oregon lV a r Sir I am xn l. « tensive
1 N'mont, «m l Mr. and Mr«, (toorge» lief aa may seem meat. Jual ami «quit
F R O M M A IN U N E P O IN T S
alile lo the court, aa In plaint Iff a com
A D V E R TIS IN G KATES
ing with this letter the report of the
• No «oat estimate, are given In the NrWr“ *
°* POr,lMd' »'ave been plain! demanded.
2,v j
! 'l o f consulting engineers ap- report but It is generally u n der.!.««!
Display (locali, per Inch..........
.d“ r,n* h*
* ' ' hp
Set vice of Ihla summons la made Up
Foreign per inch ..................... yy. I Pointed by Governor Meier to study that the total o.«U may l«> |75.(Xk)
",
Pnmeroy. on you by publication thereof, puren
and report upon sewage dlspiisal in
Readers and legal, per line, first In
of which SO per cent would be a dl
* *' h *" road . ,
ant to an order of the Honorable
I t»ie Willamette R iver valley. The
sertion, 10c; each subsequent in
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-
rect grant by the federal government
(leotge R llagley. Judge of Ilia within
Mr
and
Mra.
Gua
latraon
and
family
sertlon, 5a.
ils m .ti nd t £
W: ' J r*Sue,,pd by ! and the remainder a loan at 4 per
were guesta the first of the week at the «•nulled court, on tha twelfth day of
] resolution of the conference of mayors cent Interest "
September. 1933. directing that aald
held in Portland on June 1.
home of Mr. and Mra. Carl Johnaon
summons ha published In the Beaverton
SU BSCRIPTIO N KATES
May 1 suggest that you read this
This means that the federal gov-
Mr and Mra Clay Porlaml of North ttevlrw, a newspaper published weekly,
Per year (In advancel................ $1.501 p*P °r* carefully* It contains the re- I 'm m ea t stands ready to make a dl
and of general circulation, published
Not In a d v a n c e ..................
200 «ult o f stria ies extending over a two rocI *>rant or gift to the town of Plains were In town Tuesday evening
and one-half months' period, and was ‘ Beaverton o f $22.500 and to hum the and attended the regular monthly sea- and edited at Beaverton. Or . county of
made by three of the leading sanitary balance of the estimated coat of an »ion of the grange Mra Porlaml la a Waal Ington. aald summons to ha In
engineers of Oregon It offers tha “ P-to-date sewerage system. $52,500. formi t secretary of the grange, but Is aerled and published once each week
basis of a sound policy which should 1,1 * «>pr ppn' Interest All o f this now n member of Washington grange f«ir four c«meecullve weeka. the «late of
first publication September 15, 1933.
be adopted without unnecessary de ,n,'ney must, under the terms of tho
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lay by al) communities in the valley Krant and hum, be .(rent wherever
Thi following from Salem were re- and date of last publication October
O A COBB.
A comprehensive program of this Possible for the relief of local unern cent gueata at the home of Mr and Mra IS, 1933
Altorney for Plaintiff
nature, if approved, is far more Im pl,’>'pd Tbink what that means to the W. C Mali Mr and Mra C W Brant
Beaverton, Or.
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p«»rtant than is disorganiz'd or Indl business men of this city' A large md daughter. Mlsa
Marjorie Brant,
vidual eftort. Cooperation of all In number o f men employed all through and Mtas Edna Purdy, slater of Mis
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
'erests must be served if the Wll *he winter months who. possibly, ltrant.
INCOMING M A II-
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From Portland (letter m ail». 7:20 a ni lamette river is to be restored, as wou,d otherwise be a burden on the
In the County Court of the State «if
A number from this community at-
From Hillsboro-McMinnville 10.00 a. m nearly as practicable, to Its proper c°n>munlty.
Oregon for Washington County
From Portland iparcel post» 9 00a. m status us one of the greatest recre- i ^ he Review believes that a special tended the state fair held In Salem last
In the matter of the estate of Henry
itlonal and commercial fish spawn meeting o f the council should be week Messrs Ivan lilerly and Amos
From Portland (letter mail». 3:30 p. m
mg streams in the United States To oaBpd at once for the sole consider- Blerly were anvnng the 4-M club mem- E Hullt« «leci'nae«l
NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IVEN that
OUTGOING MAIL.
this end. the people should not be ***°n of this offer It Is o f too great hers who won In their damonst rat Iona
— A N D LESS, in big, ca»y
boun . Importance
to the future o f the city at the fair recently
at ------------
Hillsboro, the undersigned have been duly ap-
To Hillsboro-McMinnville ... 9 00 a. m hampered by man-made
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. „ held
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fillin g ttrcl cart on fast
To Portland (parcel post)__ 9 30a. m daripJ* nor individual limitations, but co
‘>'’ layed. even for a month Mr which entitled them to a trip to the piilntol by the above entitled court as
trains—■
the admtnltratrlcea of the estate «if
p,
m
should
act
as
a
group,
united
by
na-
Calmer
s
communication
urges
Im-
fair
They
went
Wedneailay
aa
guests
To Hillsboro-Forest Grove. . 3:00 p
EVERY D AY EVERY WHERE ON
5.50 p .m I ,ur>' into one large community *
mediate action, and Immediate action of J Baldiger, assistant county agent, aald dscrawd and have «• ily qualified
To Portland
aa such
returning Friday
Y I
ty, or .un
in the sh,’ulJ
h«»d.
Now, therefore, all persona having
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valley, undertaking Its task of sew
Frank C. Fluke Is making Improve­ claims against aald --lata are hereby
»ge disposal alone, woud be weakened i
A G R E A T O PPO R T U N IT Y .
H IN TO N
notlfle«! and re«|ulred to present the
in its efforts if other cities should fail
ments to the water system on hla place
same, together with proper voucher#
on Tile flat by building a higher tower
Beaverton nestles at the head of
v«v«p* rate. Portland. Salem and
theref««r, to the un«!eralgne«t at the
By
Mrs.
E.
I,.
Cox.
1IKATIN C STOVKS
than
he
haa
had.
lo
hold
the
water
tank
the beautiful Tualatin valley, within Silvorton have placed this matter be-
law offices of Hare. Mi Alear A Peters,
fore
the
voters
nnd
have
received
Services
at
the
church
for
this
Sun-
15 minutes' drive o f the heart of
In the Shute Havings Bank building,
Members of the Men's Hiutherhi««! in HlUaboro, O m a n w i t h i n six
Both New uiul I'sed
Portland, over one of the superb ipproval in no uncertain terms. Grants da>‘ wllt ,H> “ * follows Bible school at
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1 dock, followed by preaching by «lo nol want to forget the meeting to be
super-highways
of the ______
state. __ It ____
is so Pass. Medfotd. Roseburg, Burns and
months from the date here««f.
situated that it is an ideal residen- | »^ker. ■ utslde the valley, have voted **” ’
Rev. \V E Simpson, at 11 held at the home of Mr and Mrs J«>hn
Dated tha twenty fifth day of Aug
In fart we ran supply your needs In
tlal section. Instead of a population I '»vorably on such projects, regi.-ter o'clock In the morning All are Invited Davis at Mountain Home Tuesday even uat, 1933
K< mh I stoves st renAonshte prl«*e«
o f 2000 or less. Beaverton should be a n$ vo; s up to 8 to 1. I have no to “ »»cnil these services.
mg. September 19
E LIZ A B E TH C MASTERS.
city of suburban homes of 20,000 or doubt that if the qu«\-.ti«>n were put
EI-SIE M OUMJN.
in the right light before every com-
^ meeting of the directors of the
Mr Rlarkburn and three sons from
more people.
Administratrices of Saltl Eatn'e
M ONTAC C IR C U LA TO R
•r.unity
in
the
v
alley
the
results
would
,<'h««>l'hoard
of
Kinton
school
was
held
Progieas
were
calling
Sunday
at
the
There is no reason in the world
HARE. M rA LE A R A PETERS.
why we should not have these people t»e equally favorable. The need for Thursday evening at the schoolhouse home of George Hawley and Mrs Hat
Attorneys for Admlntat rat rices
here, except, of course, that we have the work is well known: its social to ,1*'t ov<>r matters o f business and tie Lawler.
c 39 43 Is th e fin a l An sw er to perfect M i l s
not offered them the proper induce- I in'* economic importance and its pos- formulate plans for the coming years
fsctlon I'rlrrs on these fsmou* stoves
'
dbilities
for
relief
to
the
unemployed
w
'rlr
T*1
**
"«'hool
will
start
Ita
work
J
J
Van
Klerk,
Mra
IJlty
M
Rlerly
ments, such as an up-to-date sewer
NOTICE OE F IN A L SE TTLE M E N T s re the sente Any pl«re In Oregon We
is
une«)Ualed
by
any
other
project
or
•'*°n«lay.
September
18.
with
several
and
Mrs
Lyda
Ward
attended
the
ICUerantee
the p rice end the stove.
age system, paved streets and other
funetal of their cousin. Francis E
conveniences that suburban dwellers program. The financial aid of a S ' npw scholars in the primary grades,
In thè Counly Court of thè State of I»et us supply y o u r stovep ipe, elbows,
Pupie. held In Portland last Tuesday Oregon for Washington Counly
per cent grant, and loan of the re-
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(tem p ers or stove boards.
demand.
anJ Mra- w c Hall and daugh- afternoon.
The most important of these im­ mainder at 4 per cent interest, is |
In
(he
mattar
o
f
thè
estate
of
Ma
• •
•
Cathryn Hall, ami Mrs
provements is a modern sewerage ivailable from the government. With ,Pr-
tibia Jane Peteraon. dscasse«1
The onion growers In this vicinity
system. Heretofore the installation of recognition of these facts before them Hall's father. Henry Stewart, went to
NO TH ’ E IS H E IIE B T O IV E N that Trade at the Friendy Store
the
people
o
f
the
valley
should
be
Montavilla
Sunday,
where
they
were
have
had
crews
of
men
In
their
fields
such a system has been impossible
thè underalgned admlntat rat ria nf thè
united:
their
will
to
build
permanent-
‘™p-
,t»
<
’
f
Mr:l
Hall's
cousins.
Mr
and
pulling
their
onions,
getting
ready
lo
because of its prohibitive
to a
above-named estate haa flled In thè
Richey Hardware
community already overburdened with | Y and in furtherance of a definitely sirs. T. A Thomas Mr. Thomas re- harvest them when they are dry above-entltled court and cause her
«ound
piogram
should
become
evt-
»'»rt»'"!
with
them
and
has
been
em-
enough.
taxes. All that has been changed,
final acnount and report aa auch and
and Furniture Company
ploy'd during the past week erecting
||M MtMi haa flxc*l thè t wrnl yf l f l h
however, and it now is possible to dent.
Mias Amy Anlcker. who was a guest day of Septentber. 1933, al thè hour of
"The report o f the engineers is a a npw woodshed and washhouse corn-
•ccure this improvement at a cost so
BEAVERTON. O lt
I'llO N K 7761
of her sister In Troutdale last week, re­ 10 o'clork a m of sahl day. and thè
■mall and on such easy terms that sound f« undation upon which to I bined.
turned
home
last
Friday
evening
build
the
program
of
sewage
disposal
i
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courtroom of thè above-entltled court
there can be no excuse for further
construction. Few communities in the ! Mi'- and Mrs. W. L. Van Horn and
Continued on Page 3, Column 2.
In Hlllahoro. Oregon, aa thè tinte and
delay.
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nation
can
submit
more
favorable«
daughters.
Lucille
and
Betty
Jean.
place for hearing objectlona to aald
The Review is in receipt o f a let
ter from Burton E. Palmer execu- arujeet« as a basis for their requests spent Sunday at the home o f Mr Van
final aeltlement of aald estate
NOTIEF. O F S H E R IF F *» SA LE
Dated (hla twenty-flfth day of Aug
Uve secretary o f the reconstruction
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J7 ^ “
advisory board of the state of Ore- i
governor and the reconstruc Horn. Tile Flat road Lucille .and Betty
On the 16th day of October, 1933. at uet. 1933
A N N A MAE BARNES.
gon. o f which Governor Meier Is tion advisory board have carried the i Jpan remained for a few day«* visit the hour of 10 A M . at the fron* door
Admlnlatratrls of tha Estate of Sald
their grandparents.
chairman. Mr. Palmer's letter was ac­ outline of this program to Washing- 1
of the courthouse In Hlllaboro. Oregon.
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companied by a carbon copy o f an­ ton where it has be«*n received favor- j
fxiwAsilv n u m b e r of the officer« Washington county. Oregon, I will »e!l Dece a »ed
,
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9
MARE. M rA LE A R A PUTTERS
other communication sent to Mayor ably as one of the leading Droiects i ^ \ery goodly number or the officers (
Attorneya for Admlnlatratrls
Earl E. Fisher requesting that im­ to be undertaken under the national ! nnd members of Kinton grange were “ * * UP,,° " *° ,he highest bidder f
c-39-43
mediate action be taken in the mat­ industrial recovery act Federal of- I present at the regular monthly meet- r “ * h ,hP following described real prop-
ter by the board of town trustees. At ficials
the meeting of the board Wednesday ness to
evening, this communication was re­ aid the
N O TIC E O F S H E R IF F 'S S A L E
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ferred to Chairman Boswell o* the tion*.
committee on drainage and sanita­ last week, received a teiegram stat- b>' a11* ta,k on N R A by Albert aStreiff
Saiil sale Is made under execution Is­ On Foreclosure of Mortgage in the
tion, and probably will be reported ing that because a dangerous preced- i A beautiful oil painting. The Head of sued out of the circuit court of the
Circuit Court of
the State of
ent
might
be
set
no
funds
will
be
»he
Herd,
was
presented
to
the
grange
back at the next meeting of the
Oregon for the county of Wash
*^r and Mrs. E. L Cox and hung In . state of Oregon for the rounty of Wash
board for final action, unless a spe­ loaned for engineering services prior i
ington.
cial meeting is called in the mean­ to the filing of the aplicatlon for con- place over the entrance to the hall M m in(f»on. to me directed In the case of
time. In order that this vital ques­ struction funds, as such practice might I « ar«h V .nK leek also presented a fine Commercial Adjustment Co. V. C. W C. T. Geen and A incite Geen, plain
tion may be given the widest pub­ prove disastrous elsewhere. Apparent- framed picture At the business session I nrapp.
tiffs, va. Jacob i>. Hayward (un
.1 W CONNELL.
licity, the Review gives the text of ly this haves many cities without a it wa.« voted to change the meeting day 1
married), Mrs
F. H. I’hillipps,
•Sheriff
o
f
Washington
County
both communications in full, together source of available funds for use In bacl1 10 daY meetings, and the next
Mis* T. C.
Hayward, heir* at
By Marie Schmidt, Deputy.
42-46
with the recommendations o f the preparing the engineering and legal regular meeting will be October 28, 8at-
law o f Jacob H. Hayward, and
board of consulting engineers on sew­ data nec< ssary in making the formal ! urday all-day session. Members from
all other parties and heirs at law
SUM M ON»
age disposal relating to the town of loan applications. Either contingent ° ,hpl «ranges who frequently visit this
unknown
claiming
through or Tim public by proper caution and your­
Beaverton. The letter to the editor con racts for engineering services grange will note the change Instend of
must be made, which might result in ,hp first Saturday it will be the fourth
In the Circuit Court of the State of
follows;
thereunder, Iiefendant*.
self by proper foresight
Provlile
unsatisfactory arrangements, or an- Thi!' «»range will observe "Booster j Oregon for Washington County.
Notice is hereby given that by against financial shipwreck hy ade
"Editor Review, Beaverton. Or.— other source of preliminary funds Night,” as most granges will, Saturday ' Hattie Pitt, plaintiff, vs Frank J
Dear Sir: I am inclosing a general must be found.
} evening, September 30. with a program Dletsrh and Ruth R Dletsch. A. M virtue o f an execution, judgment <|Unte public liability and property
pres« release with this letter cover­
"In this emergency the reconstruc- i an(l social time, to which al! are in- Fell end Jane Doe Fell, his wife, de­ decree and order o f sale, duly ia- damnge insurance The coat la llttla
ing In short summary form some of •ion advisory board hopes to be use- j vited, as it will be an open meeting The fendants.
■ued out o f and under the seal of compared lo the measure of security
the salient features of the engineer­ ful. The bfjard. on its creatifrn by tho j regular nomination for state officers
To Frank J Dletsch, Ruth R Dletsch. the aibove entitled court on the 17th you • njoy under a policy laaued by one
ing report of the board of consulting 1933 legislature, was given an appro- | was also held at_thp meeting,
A. M. Fell and Jane Doe Fell, his wife day of Auguat, 1933, upon a )udg
engineers appointed by the governor priation of $30,000 to carry on it
defendants, in the name of the state of ment remlored and entered in said of (he strong companies represented
to study and report with recommend­ functions. These functions included
by us.
Mr!I Harry A. Richards, who hns Oregon;
court on the 17th day o f Auguat
ations on a Willamette river purifi­ the hiring o f engineers and trained been visiting with her sister. Mrs^^ Floyd
You and each of you hereby are re-
cation plan. There is also inclosed a technicians to perform such engineer- j Williams o f Clackamas, during the past quirril to appear ami answer the com­ 1933, in favor o f C. T. Geen and
Insurance of all Klnda
special press release o f recommenda­ ing work for the board as might be week, returned nome Saturday evening plaint filed against you In the above
Annette Geen, plaintiffs, and against
I'bone 5400
tions for your city which goes a lit­ necessary in checking applications for '
Mra. F.
11
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entltlfd court and suit on or before the Jacob B. Hayward,
tle more in detail than the report it­ loans and in aiding the communities I Th,:
BEAVERTO
N FIN A N C E OO.
yr»ung pople of this community thirteenth dny of October. 1933, which
__ Phillips, Miss T. C . Hayward, heirs
self At the same time this letter is In the preparation of such applica- bad a picnic at "The R iffles" last Sun- |s more than four weeks after the pub-
at law o f Jacob B. Hayward, and
being mailed a letter has been ad­ 'ions, the
latter services permitting d»y. A picnic dinner was enjoyed by the iication of this summons, which said all other parties and heirs at law
dressed to the mayor of your city, the use i,f funds on a rotational basis young folk at noon Many of them took first publication hereof Is the fifteenth
Those W ho
unknown, claiming thn>ugh or there
together with a printed report, and as far as possible. The board has been I a swim in the Tualatin river.
day of .September. 1933. and If you fall
Want the Late»t
I have taken the liberty of inclosing
under, and against the real proper
• ervatlvt a nd economic
* * *
to answer, or In some manner plead to
herein a copy o f the letter to the al in its operations and still has avail- j J- d Van Kleek returned the first of
said complaint, for want thereof thf ty as hereinafter described, for the
Information
about the
mayor, for your use. The report It­ able funds with which to aid further la!,t week from a few days' trip to plaintiff will take a decree against you sum of >100 with interest thereon
self, which is mailed under separate in carrying out the purposes of the | British Columbia, where he atended a
in accordance therewith, to wit: For a since August 22nd, 1932 at rate of Automobile Truck DeciHion»
cover, should prove o f great inter«- -t act. It has now decided to allocate fair.
j deer«» whereby It will be decreed thnt 8% per annum, and the
Or Those Who
further
to you. I hope that you find the a limited amount of its funds to aid
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_______ against
_____ Frank sum o f $50 attorney fees, and tho
plaintiff have judgment
Want to Finance
opportunity to study it, as therein the communities in the Willamette
Mr and Mrs- O. B. Kraus and family ] } Dletsch and Rulh R. Dletsch forThe
many points are discussed which valley in the preparation of their ap- ot Hillsboro were visitors last Monday „ „ m rj flftren hundred dollars <$15011) further sum i j $98 02 costs and
Their Auto Insurance
should be of interest to your read­ plications for loans for construction 'lt H r home of Mr and Mrs. Floyd pr|ncipsl of note and Interest from disbursements, and the costs o f said
BY
ers.
Bierly,
Pleasant
Valley
road.
of sewage disposal projects. It is will
August 28, 1932, at the rate of 7 percent sale and said writ commanding said
The task of purifying the Willam­ Ing to assume the responsibility and
M
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N
TH
LY
PAYM ENTS
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, per annum and until paid, and the fur- Kale of all the following bounded
ette river is one which will prove of the expense o f all necessary prelimin-
Car Johnson and Vernon Moore. , hP, , tjm nf nn r hundred nnd fifty dol- and described real property, situated
W ill I)o Well to Sea
great importance to the entire state. ary engineering work to be performed wh«> makes his home at the Johnson |,r„
attorney foes, nnd for all
Leonard Adams
Besides Its value as a necessary im­ in the preparation o f the application, home, are ernployed In the hop yards 0<her rosin In and about this suit ex in Washington county, state of Ore­
provement, there can be no ques­ if the cities will in turn agree to take npap I«iaependence:
At the
pendfd, and that plaintiffs snld note gon, to w it; All o f the north eighty
tion that it offers an opportunity for the legal steps necessary, including ^
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and mortgage be declared to be a first eight (88) feet o f Lot numbered f*. M. Madden Real Estate Offira
widespread employment of a charac­ the submission of the question to the
five (6 ) o f Block lettered “ B’’
,. .L l na
and superior lien on all of the follow
ter that will produce definitely use­ vote o f the people. The financial aid wpp*
p|>d in Salem, where they at- . ,
property, to wit Beginning at the
Reaworth Gardens" as shown by
ful and permanent works In exchange the board is offering will have no tended the_ state ^alr and visited with northwest corner o f lot 5 Clemens sub-
the records o f said rounty and slate.
for the money expended, no less than restrictions attached to It other than relatives o f M r ./ a lx who reside there dlvU;on,
section 15, township 1 south,
Why Pay More?
60 per cent of the project cost going the agreement o f the cities to vote
NOW TH EREFO RE, by virtue of
range 1 west, WHInmette meridian, be­
Cash
SAVE
Cash
directly to local labor. In circular No. upon the project, and if this is favor­
Mrs Herbert Morrison and son and ing a part of the .Samuel O. Stott D L. aaid execution, judgment, decree and
1 of the federal emergency adminis­ able, to make applications for the daughter of Oregon City spent last
«Monday
Special
C.
No
48;
thence
southerly
along
the
order o f sale, and in compliance
trator in which the rules prescribed loan, and to repay this board the week at the home of Mr. and Mrs
center of the county road No 68, also with the order o f said writ, I will M EN'S SU ITS, Clean*#) and
by th«i president are stated, the fol­ amount it has expended in the city’s Frank C. Fluke, Tile Flat road.
known
ns
Van
Ness
ave.,
a
distance
of
Pressed .............................. $.50
lowing excerpts are taken:
behalf only in case the loan is ap­
150 fiet, to n point on the west line of on the eighteenth day o f September,
Mr. an«l Mrs. Truitt of Portland were
.«0
1933 at the hour o f Jo o'clock in LADIES’ DREHSES, Plain ..
‘"Section 7. Preference (1) Projects proved by the federal government and
I * 1" " »J « ^ l n l '>r
Integrated with and consistent with a the money is loaned for the construc­ visitors last Sunday at the home of Mr j
the forenoon o f said
day at the L A D IE S ' COATS, P l a i n .............. 50
"‘ a*.«
rart h' rPln dp-
state plan are to be preferred to the tion work The board is making this and Mrs. W. C. Hall.
. , .
scribed; thence southerly along the east door o f court house o f said SU ITS, l*reased only .................. 36
o ffer in order that this program may
Isolated or inconsistent. And also
„ „
_
,, _ .
. _
center of said county road No 68, also for
all the right, W H IT E TROUSERS, Cleaned
“ 'The following classes of projects be carried out In Its entirety.
S. H
Pomeroy. Mrs
Robert Pomeroy known as Van Ness a v e , a distance of cash in hand,
and Pressed .......................
.36
will be preferred as to the grant; (1)
“ I wish that you wr>uld present thr and three daughters nnd Mrs George 70 feet to a point on the west line of title, am! interent which the a U ve
Waterworks projects. (2) Sewer pro- matter to your council and hope that Newell o f Portland attended the re said lot No. 5; thence easterly nnd at name.1 defendants or any o f them
Our Repair Work Always R IG H T
jects. (3) Sewer-disposal projects suf your city will Join as an Integral part union o f the Pomeroy family held al tight angles and parallel of the south­ hove in said real property at the
Leaving Work Here Hares
flclently comprehensive as to rend«-) o f the large Willamette valley com- the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight erly line o f lot No 5, a distance of 225 date o f plaintiff’s fortgage, nr there­
jam
rriM K
M O NEY
a river or lake system, used by many inunity In the accomplishment of this Pomeroy o f Hillsboro last Sunday,
feet,
thence
northerly
and
at
right
an
a • a
after «,r now have in said premises,
communities safe as a water supply ' purpose Kindly let me know Im-
gles and parallel t„ the west line of said
MeavcHon
Cleaning
and
satisfy
said execution,
judg­
“ From the above, the attitude of mediately your reaction to this pro-
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Valentine and lot No. B, a distance of 70 feet; thence to
the government may clearly be seer posa) I f you desire this aid, action hous» guests, Mr. and Mrs. John Doss westerly nnd parallel to the north line ment, decree, and order o f sal.e in-
Dye W ork«
as favoring this type o f project, and should be taken Immediately so that of Milwaukee, WIs., were visiting with o f said lot No. 5, a distance of 225 feet, terest and costs.
Said sale being
T. G. ROGERS. Prop.
the people of the state of Oregon, the work may be started before wln- friends and relatives In the North to place o f beginning, ctmtslning one- made subject to redemption p rivi­
Five Years In Your Town
Plains district last Monday.
where the matter has been placed to ( ter.’'
third of sn nere, more or less, all of lege as per Oregon statute.
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