VulvsrsR*
T he B eaverto n R eview
I he Only N ew spaper D evoted Exclusively to th e in terests of E astern W ashington C ounty.
VOLUME XII, No. 24
Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon, Friday, May 11, 1931
Beaver Chapter Ob­
serves Mothers’ Day
Oldest and Youngest Moth­
ers, Mother with Lar­
gest Family Honored
SIIOKT
DRILL
GIVEN
(tirin' O u a r tc ttr /ru m I'a c iiir U ni­
versity A ppear On I’roKrsnt
M other's l>uy w as fittin g ly ob.
M>rv«l a t the reg u la r m eeting of
lieaver C h ap ter No. llMi, Wednea-
«lay evening. The member» of the
C hapter who are
m other»
w ere
specially honored.
O ther honored
guest» w are those member» having
birthday* in A pril, May o r Ju n e .
Mr». II. A. N ielsen, W orthy Ma
iron, was honored w ith a birthday
deg ree by the officers of the ('rtap.
te r .
Kight
young
ladiea,
1-a.Mernc
Dean, Khoila Thyng,
Je a n Klein
Itarb ara M clireen, Ituth Filley, H e­
len Herat, Kvelyn A lexander and
K atherine l>enney exeeut.-d a short
drill, a f te r which they di»tribute<l
corsages to all m others p rese n t.
Mrs
Mury S titt w as honored as
th e iddest m other in the chapter.
M rs. Ilavid l*/.elps as the youngest
and M rs. It. II. Ilenncy ns the
m other w ith the la rg e st fam ily.
A fine p rogram was given. S ev­
e ra l num era by the young la«lies
«luurtftle from Pacific U niversity,
an I several violin d uets by two
young ladies front the university
w ere well
received
The
eight
ym .ng Indies in the drill put on a
sh o rt pantom im e, rntill«*d “ A Mo­
th e r ’s D ream '', accom panied
w ith
so g and w o n ls. The little Kwrr
tr i p e t s as th ree little rosebud«, r«*-
cite.l a trib u te to th e ir m other,
and the M clireen tw ins, Doris and
Ihirothy, gave a recitation ‘‘Mo.
t ier A lw ays K now s". R efreshm ents
wcr«> served
by a com m ittee of
men from th e C h a p te r.
JAMES W. MOTT’S
WORK IN CONGRESS
II y
Mott for C ongress Com m ittee
(Continued from last week)
N a tio n a l
em ergency
l.e g islatio n
In national legislation C-ongress-
m an Mott has actively supported
th« P resident s recovery
program
including th«' Recovery A ct proper,
em ergency
farm
relief,
P .W .A ,
C .W .A .,
Home
O w ners
relief.
C . f . C . and rem edial hanking and
securities leg islation. He has ju st
as actively opposes! legislation which
he consider««! d etrim en ta l to the
purpose and intent of the Recov-
e ry A ct. The la tte r has included
th e so culled Economy A ct (which
h as since been alm ost en tirely re -
peuled), the com pulsory cr«ip reduc­
tion rii«*a*urea. an I m easures d e ­
signed to ta k e aw ay from C on­
g ress its ('«institutional legislative
ju risd ic tio n .
In
perm anent farm
legislation
C ongressm an Mott has p ersisten tly
■idvocBtrd th e F ra sie r Rill for r e ­
financing f a r m m o rtgages and the
S w ank-T hom as Rill, which has for
its purpose the assu ran ce to f a r-
m ers of the cost of production,
plus a reasonable pro fit, on th a t
p n rt of th e ir com m odity sold in
th is n i i n t r y . He w as on«* of the
originnl signers of the motion to
Torre a vote on this legislation.
The motion hnx now m ore than one
hundred signatur«>s of the 145 re-
<| uired and will prohnhly reach a
vote before adjo u rn m en t.
V eteran
l.egislation
A veteran him self, C ongressm an
Molt has tiern unanim ously accord-
««I a high place in the H ouse le ad ­
e rsh ip on veteran
legislati«>n. It
w as his m otion to «lischarge the
C om m ittee
which
w as prim arily
responsible fo r securing the recent
House votes on the S e n ste am end-
m ents resto rin g the com pensation
of disahl«*«! W orld W ar v eteran s
and rein statin g the
pensions of
S panish A m ericnn W ar veternns.
nnd
re in sta tin g
the pensions of
S panish A ptrricnn W ar v eteran s,
lie has taken nn o u tstan d in g p a rt
in every fig h t for r»*m«>dial v e te r­
an legislation nt this session, nn I
in each fight he hBs lieen successful.
O ther
L egislatio n -D ep artm en t
Work
Among oth er hills introduces! by
C ongressm an
M ott p erta in in g
to
O regon, nn«l now under co n sid era­
tion. are T ongue Point N aval Base
developm ent, Lincoln County tax re
lief, g ra n t of Y aquina Bay L ig h t­
house p roperty to S ta te fo r park,
g rn n t of public Inmls to M cM inn­
ville, F orest
(«rove and O n u illo ,
NEW «SUPERVISOR
FOR MT. HOOD FOREST
.-'upervUor T . II. K hcrrard, who
has been In charge of the Mount
Hood
natb nal
fo rest,
form erly
known u» the Dregon nutional f o r ­
e st, since 1907, will a»»utne new
duties as regional fo rest inspec
to r
in
connection
w ith the ci­
vilian
conservation
corps
work
in Oregon and W ashington, e ffec­
tive May Dl, according to a s t a t e ­
m ent by regional fo re ste r C. J .
Ruck. M r. S h erra rd 's wide ex p e r­
ience in all phases of fo rest work
will enable him to m ake valuable
contributions to the advancem ent
of the civilian c<m»e rvution corps
work, a c c e d in g to the sta te m e n t.
He
en tered
fo re stry
work
in
W ashington, D, C ., in 1899 and
has been continuously active since
th a t tim e. He is a g rad u a te of
Vale, w ith a degree of R .A . and
did post g ra d u a te work in fo re stry
a t H arvard, and the u niversity of
Munich, (¡«-many. His hea«h|uarters
in hi» new work will continue to
he in P o rtland, O reg o n .
A t the sam« tim e M r. S h errard
assum es his new position, A . O.
W aha will bee me supervisor of the
Mount H o o d national fo re st W aha
entered the fo re st service in 11*01
a f te r a sh o rt course in fo re stry at
Y ale. In 1906, a fte r fu rth e r study
in the Yale school of fo re stry , he
war assigned to the (id a national
fo rest in New Mexico and subse-
'luently as an in»|>ector and assis-
a n t regional fo re ste r in the so u th ­
w estern d is tric t
In 1917 he was
tran»f«*rr«*d to W ashington, D. ( '. ,
as an inspector in the office of
o p eratio n . In 1919 he was tra n s -
f erred to P o rtlan d as a s s is ta n t r e ­
gional f« re ste r in ch arg e of the
office of o p era tio n .
In m aking this
announcem ent.
Mr
Ruck s ta te s th a t "M r. W aha
is ««socially well <|ualifi«*d for the
superv iso rsh ip
f the Mount Hood
work in view of his fam iliarity
w its all phases
of fo rest
work
gained th ro u g h his many y ea rs of
service
The r cren ticn al develop­
m ent of the Mount Hood
area
•iiescnts problem s in which Mr.
W a ' a will he especially in te re s te d ."
MARTIN FOR GOV­
ERNOR RALLY HERE
The l«H-al o rg an izatio n
that is
sponsoring the cam e of G eneral
C harles H. M artin for the Gov-
em orah ip of Oregon will hold a
jiuUic
rally at the
C om m unity
'luilifin g in Beaverton to n ig h t. May
11 a t 8 P . M. for th e purpose of
educating the public, ami especially
the
reg istered D em ocrats in the
m erits of th e ir can d id ate.
The best sp eak ers available from
Portlun«!
will
rep resen t
General
M artin ut the m eeting, and the lo ­
cal com m ittee hopes th e voters of
Beaverton will d em o n strate a live
in te rest in the w elfare
of th e ir
• ta te by th e ir attendan«*e.
U ntil we d em o n strate a desire to
post ourselves thoroughly upon the
m erits of our public officials we
can exp«*ct to l»e m isgoverned.
CONSOLIDATION OF
OFFICES IS MADE
Hart Is High Point
t
Hate* First In IIi^h Jump,
and I*road Jump; Se­
cond in Dashes
HURT
F ran k
IN
JUMPING
lluro Is Also A ttending the
U niversity of N evada
Ross J la rt. who w as u s ta r a th ­
lete
while
attenrling
Beaverton
High school, ami who is t e * a t ­
tend i r g the U niversity of N evada,
continues to add laurels to his a th .
letic prow ess.
On A pril 28, the U niversity of
N evada m et w ith the C alifornia
A g ricu ltu ral College a t Chico, Cal.,
and won th e track m eet w ith 93 1/3
point# a g a in st Chico’s :i7 1/8 p oints.
Ross H a rt was high point man,
placing firs t in the high jum p, also
in the broad jum p, and second in
the 100 yard and 220 y ard d ash es.
Op May 5 the U n iv ersity p a rti­
cipated in the All W estern C on­
ference at Sa«ram ento, C a l., w here
Ross placed second to th e w orld’s
high ju m p . He jum i.ed six feet,
thr«*e irch e s. In the broad jum p
he spiked him self so th a t five stit­
ches had to be tak en . He will be
'aid up th e rest of th e y ea r.
F ran k B unt, an o th er form er Bea­
verton High ath lete, is also a tte n ­
d in g the U . of N e v ., and is s ta y ,
ing a t the sam e house w ith Ross
lla r t, w here
they are both
in
<|uarantine as a re su lt of scarlet fe ­
ver in the house.
LOCAL GRANGE WILL
HONOR MOTHERS
(kivavcrUn G range will meet in
r«*gnlar session S atu rd ay . May 12,
a t 10:10 a m. in the (»range H all.
M embers are urge«! to bring th e ir
G range Bulletin salea slip s and a
<*opy hf th e ir electric lig h t bill to
help win a p riz e .
O regon pioneer m others will he
hon< re»] during th e aftern o o n p ro ­
g ra m . All g ran g es are invited to
a tte n d . The program is open to the
public.
GRADE «SCHOOL HOLD­
ING OPEN HOUSE
The Beaverton G rade school is
ho ding Open House F rid a y a f te r-
no n May 11, Iwginning a t I o'clock.
There will
be an
exhibit
of
school work and some e n te r ta in -
n 'n t fea tu re s in each room .
Y. u are conlially invited to be
Mnong those p rese n t.
S tah d a rd oil em ployees of Wil-
bridge surp rised M r. H . A . J«>nes
on his b irth d a y
last
S atu rd ay .
Bridge and dancing w ere enjoyed.
-:« fi
and num en ua m easures affectin g
NOTICE
individual com m unities. He secured
passage in the House of the bills
The Review will he
au th o risin g co nstruction of the five
published
a day early
Oregon C oast H ighw ay bridge* a t
next week, and all copy
th e special
session, and
of the
A storia C olum bia R iver Bridge at
must be in the Review
this session. In process of p re p a r­
office by Wednesday
ation, has«*d on pending U .S . E n ­
noon.
’
gineers'
survey,
is his
hill for
OL
perm anent prevention of flood d a ­
m age in O reg o n . He has assisted
in presen tatio n of all h arb o r p ro ­
jects before th«* I oard
of Arm y
Engin«*ers. He has k ep t in close
nnd ci ntinuous
contact
w ith all
Oregon lonn nnd g ra n t p ro jects l>e-
foro the Public
W orks A dm inis­
tra tio n and has assisted in s«*«*ur-
ing spee-ly consideration for each
of tie rn . P ra ctically all of these
projects, including the C oast llig h -
•way bridges, have n lrrn d y been np
proved. He bro u g h t iilmut resc in d ­
ing of the o rd er closing Chemnwn
Indian school by securing the I're s-
iilent's personal in tervention in its
b e h a lf.
He present«*«!
th e a r g u ­
ment at th e h ea rin g of the Ap
p ropriatin n s Comniitt«*e on behalf
of A g ricu ltu ral E x p erim en t S tatio n s
in Orogi n, which re s u lte l in r e s ­
toratio n
o f all ap p ro p riatio n s
to
those S tatio n s.
In brief. Ja m es W . M ott
has
made good his prom ise of " A c ­
tive R epresentation
in C o n g ress”
and has produced and is now p ro ­
ducing defin ile nnd continuous re
su its.
(To bp continued next week)
i
Monthly Meeting Of
Council Is Held
Consolidation of the offices of
fire contri I and op« ratio n of the
N o rth Pacific region, effective May
Lisle W alker, A sst. S co u tm aster
15, has been announced by r e ­
gional fo re ste r C . J . B uck. The
The scout tio o p will hold th e ir new consolidated office will have
May o v ern ig h t hike May i9 . It charge of f t rest fire fig h tin g ac­ Storage I Mace o. the Bea­
verton Fire Truck Is
is ap p ro ach in g the tim e for schools tiv ities, equipm ent and supply, a l ­
to close a i d scouts to uo much lotm ents, perso n n e', tra in in g , and
To Be Changed
outdoor cam p in g .
Many of our im provem ent activ ities o th e r than
hikes m ay not be to th e cabin, roads and tra ils, for th e tw enty
AUDITOR
REPORTS
of O regon and
but into o th e r woods in stead - The n ational fc re sts
Mav hike will be in o r n ear the W ashington.
C laim s A gainst
Town
A re Read
Cam p Underwood grounds, how ever.
“This consolidation,’’ said M r.
and R eferred to Com m ittee
The F lam ing A rrow P atro l only Puck, “ is made necessary by new
narrow ly defeated th e B eavers in responsibilities of the fo rest service
The Town Council was called to
the head bandage firs t aid contest in conrection w ith th e recently a - order for its reg u la r monthly s e s ­
la st F rid a y .
In ter-p atro l
‘‘spud" «iopted conservation requirem ents in sion Monday, May 7, by M ayor
will be played a t to n ig h t's m eeting. co* nection w ith the lum ber co d e .’’ W ilson. C ourcilm en Liverm ore anti
An ex tra o rd in a ry m eeting is be­
M. L . M erritt, a ssista n t region­ M yers were ab sen t, b ut a quorum ,
ing planned for Ju n e f ir s t.
al fo re ste r in A laska, will be in necessary to do business, w as p re s,
I
ch arg e of th e en larg ed office of e n t.
POLLING PLACES FOR o p eratio n ; J . F . Campbell, fo r­
The au d ito r’s rep o rt w as given,
m erly supervisor of the Frem ont and accepted. T he Council voted
ELECTION
GIVEN national fo rest, w ith h ead q u arters ♦ > allow the au d ito r to have the
a t Lakeview, O regon, will be in new Bond Lien Docket fo r the eve­
Polling places for the election, ch arg e r f the fire control section.
ning of Monday, May 14, to show
M a y 18,
1934,
a re
as follow s:
“M r. M e rritt is no s tra n g e r to to th e F o rest G rove C ity C oun­
N orth Aloha, (R an g e h all; S . E .
Aloha, W heeler H all; S .W . Aloha, th e problem s of this region,” said cil.
M r. Rossi and M r. Liverm ore
Buck's B uilding; N orth B eaverton, M r. Buck. “ He entered th e fo re st
authorized to ch an ge
the
service here in 1909, and served on w ere
Haulenbeck Building; South B eav er­
sto rag e place of the T eaverton fire
th
e
W
hitm
an
and
Deschutes
n
atio
n
­
ton, Public school
house;
Cedar
tru c k .
Mi 1, Union C hapel; G arden Home, al fo rests, and in the P o rtlan d
M ayor W ilson w as requested by
He
School house; K inton, School house; regional office of o p eratio n .
the Council to find a person to
left
here
in
1921
fo
r
A
laska,
where
L aurel. Com m unity hall; M etzger,
a s s is ta n t
regional collect W holesale T rade Vehicle li.
C om m unity cM> house; Middleton, he ha# been
Hci.ooi house;
E . N orth
Plains, fo re ste r in ch arg e cf the office of censes and dog licenses.
W . M atzke has offered to sell to
School H ouse; W . N orth Plains, operation, lands and r o a d s .”
Campbell en tered the service in the tow n fo r $1.00 the w ater line,
K .P . Building; O renco, C ity H all;
including m eters, on Lom bard S tre e t
Reedville, School
house;
Scholls, 1917, and has served on th e S is- 1
kiy u, W illam ette,
R ainier, D es- south of Allen A venue. He also
I . O .O .F . H all; S rerw ood L ib rary
c utes and F ren w n t national fo re sts, desires th a t th e Town install a fire
Hoorn; N o rth T ig ard , T ig ard B ld g .;
i He is
thoroughly fam iliar w ith h y d ran t on th e line, the cost o f
couth T ig a rd . I .O .O . F . H all; T u­
for at fire pioblem s in both east which will be borne by M r. M atzke,
alatin , City H all; and W est Slope.
and w est side B r e s t types accord­ M r. McKell, and M r. B arnes. The
J . E . L ahey’a B uilding.
ing to M r. B uck.
Council plans to accept the propo­
Bi th M erritt and Cam pbell are sition, if it is le g al.
KINTON AID WILL
m em bers of th e professional society
A subscription is going to be
tak en up, fo r th e purpose of clea n ­
GIVE SILVER TEA of A m erican fo re s te rs .
ing th e weeds out of the p ark s and
flow er gardens
planted
by th e
• The K inton L adies’ Aid society MEETING TIME FOR
n.
is sponsoring a “ S ilver T ea” to be
GRANGE CHANGED T ow
C laim s a g a in st th e Tow n w ere
h#!d F riday aftern o o n . May 25. a t
read
and referred to the Finance
the home of M r. and M rs. Rob­
An in te restin g
session
of the
e rt P om eroy. The principal num - K inton g ran g e was held S atu rd ay C om m ittee. M r. B arnes and M r.
I gr cn th e program will be a talk w ith a very good a tten d a n ce . The Rossi w ere appointed to act in th e
on " E g y p t” by M rs. F erd G roner m orning session was given over to absence of L iverm ore and M yers.
of Scholls, who m ade a trip to th a t p rese n tin g the f irs t an d second d e­
co untry a sh o rt
tim e
ago, and g rees to a class of r.ine can d id ates. O.S.C. MAN TO HELP
studied 't h e hab its and custom s of
A fte r dinner the lectu rer, Alice
IN HUNT FOR SPRAY
the people.
Fluke, conducted the lecture hour,
All a re invited' to a tte n d .
R . P . Rcbinson, chemical spec-
the following p ro g ram being en­
The com m ittee in ch arg e of the joyed: sor.g. by a ll; paper on “ M o­ ia ’ist on sp ray m a teria ls a t O re­
a ff a ir is compos<*d of M rs. Madge th e r s D ay”, Josephine Cox; song gon S ta te college has been “loaned"
Pom eroy, M rs. Inez Bell, and M rs. by young peop'e, “ M other of M ine” ; to th e federal b ureau o f chem is­
K itty V anK leek.
p assin g of flow ers to all present, try and soils f e r five m onths to
f?------------------------------------------------------------ m by F lo ra (M arv H all) and Ceres a ssist :n ca rry in g on an intensive
sum m er by
(E unice S n :d e r);
su rp rise
stu n t, research project th is
Silently Passing
it is hoped to develop a
M ary H all an«i
Em m a
Johnson; w'-ich
m-
m easures in the ballot read and su b stitu te fo r a rse n a te of lead as
M1NDA PFSSTER
x s 'r a y for codling m o th .
F u neral services w ere held a t the discussed, by all p resen t; song, by
U sin g PWA funds, the
fed eral
a
ll.
The
accom
panists
for
th
e
day
B et'-any B a p tist church la st F ri­
d ep a rtm en t of ag ric u ltu re has e s ­
«
t
i
e
M
rs.
Louise
C
a
rte
r
and
day aftern o o n a t on? o’clock for
ta! lished em ergency statio n s in th e
M rs. Minda
P fister,
m o th er of d au g h ter. Miss Genevieve C a rte r of
ap p 'e grow ing
sections of Idaho.
Beaverton
g
ra
n
g
e
.
F redrick
W.
P fis te r.
In term en t
D uring the business session, the M issouri and V irg in ia w here en­
was in P resb y terian cem etery .
tim e fo r the
sum m er tom ologists will be stationed th is
She leaves a fa th e r, two b ro th ers m eeting
n
u
n
th
s
was
ch
anged.
U
ntil
f u r ­ sum m er to te st a t least th ree o r­
anil one sister in N orw ay, and two
re g u la r m onthly ganic pcisons as to th eir e ffec­
sisters and tw o brothes in O regon. th e r notice the
m eeting will
be held th e firs t tiveness in codling moth control.
W ednesday evening of every* m onth These a re nicotine su lfate, pyre-
WM CARM AN
thrum and ro te n o n e .
W m . G arnian, 72. died a t the at 8 o’clock. M r. and M rs. A lbert
P ro f. Robinson w as chosen as
S
tre
iff
were
elected
as
d
elegates
M-uHnomah
hospital in
Portland
the
best m an in th e en tire country
Sunday, a f te r a sh o rt illn ess. M r. to attem i the session of sta te g ran g e to a ssist
the entom ologists
w ith
to
be
held
in
Roseburg,
Ju
n
e
12
to
C arm an m ade his home w ith M r.
ex p ert guidance as to the chem ical
15.
Leland
F
lin
t
will
be
the
a
l­
and M rs. A ndy T im m er. south of
com binations of th e sp ray m a teria ls
te rn a te .
B eaverton, un til th ey
moved
to
to be used and th e ir effec ts on th e
K
inton
g
ran
g
e
now
has
a
m
em
­
P o rtlan d recen tly .
b ersh ip of 36. and m ore will be trees u nder v ary in g conditions, as
th e ir rela tio n
to s p ra y
taken in la te r . One application for well as
JO H N REM IN G TO N
residue rem o v al.
m em bership w as read S atu rd ay .
It is w ith th e idea of solving
John R em ington died a t Scholls
the sp ray residue problem th a t th e
W ednesday noon at the age o f 63.
“MOTHER”
IS
ROLL
in ttn siv e search fo r a new codling
He w as buried a t I>allas a t 2 p m .
CALL AT AID MEET m oth sp ray is being u n d e rta k e n .
, S a tu rd a y .
A fter th e in d u stry w ith the aid
A bout tw en ty ladies w ere p re s ­ of th e experim ent sta tio n s p e rfe c t­
ent a t the re g u la r m onthly m eet­ ed m ethods fo r rem oving arsenical
Roosevelt
ing o f the Kinton L adies’ Aid so ­ residues, it w as
determ ined th a t
ciety held last T hursday afternoon the lead residues rem ained on th e
at th e home c f M rs. E m ery Van apples in v ary in g am o u n ts. W ith
K leek. Subject of the roll call was the estab lish m en t o f low tolerances,
"M o th er” to which m ost respomied on lesd residues it is now im por­
w-ith a poem o r re a d in g . A fine ta n t to develop su b stitu te
sp ray s
th e in d u stry
luncheon was served by the h o stess. by which to relieve
O u t-o f-to w n g u ests present w ere: from th e expense and u n ce rtain ­
Mrs
? a ra h VanKleek of Hiteon ties of m eeting th ese new reefuire-
and h er d au g h ter M rs. E ffie D or- m en ts.
land c f N orth P lains.
The next m eeting will be held S C IE N T IST S S E T T L E OLD
R A T T L E SN A K E A RG U M EN T
a t th e home of M rs. E v erett D.
A re ra ttle sn a k e s im m une to th e ir
W rig h t. P o o re r M ountain, Ju n e 7.
The roll call will be ^C urrent E- ow n venom ?
This has been a moot question
vents . All ladies in th e com m un­
ity are
invited
to atten d
these fo r a long tim e. T h ree U niversity
of A rizona
scien tists. P rofessors
m eetings.
Niohol, D oubles and Peck, decided
to find o u t—and let
the snakes
LOCAL LADIES AT­
them selves provide the answ er. Two
TEND MAY PARTY bouts w ere staged by snakes held
in th e hands of the scientists to
M rs. P.uby
Royd. M rs.
John prev«*nt undue in ju ry to the con­
Sum m ers. M r*. Geo. B lasser and te sta n ts o th er th an th e poisonous
M rs. Geo. T hvng a tte rd e d a May bites. All
t we snakes died. The
p a rty an«! silver tea civen for the scien tists th?n injected the poison
benefit of the M ethodist union, a t irto some more sn ak es. T hey, too,
the home of M rs. H arry F lin t a t died.
Seho'ls last W ednesday. Between
Then cam e the b ig experim ent.
60 and 70 were p rese n t. C harades A m ean desert r a ttle r, his fan g s
in pantom im e,
accom panied
w ith d rip p in g w ith venom, resented b e ­
songs w ere given as the m ain p a rt ing handled— and stru c k . But som e­
of th e p ro g ra m . The g u ests g u ess­ how his hum an
cap to rs w eren’t
ing the m ost of these was given w here he expected them to he—
» b eau tifu l
M ay
b ask et.
M rs. and his fangs sank into his own
■Cssrio« O a k » srU UscsM
John S um m ers was the w in n er.
flesh; 27 hours la te r he w as dead.
“We Are Not Going Back!-Pre«dem
Rev. C has. C larke. M rs. H . M.
B arnes, the Mis««*s O rthn P tilripher
Rhoda Thvng. Jean Klein, LaMorno
Dean and M a rg a re t P eterson, H a r­
old P eterson nnd Bennie McCue a t -
tended the C ongregational Young
People’s L eague of Youth m eeting
nt V ancouver, W n ., Sunday a f te r ,
noon.
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