The Beaverton Review
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THE
BEAVERTON
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R E V IE W
Entered u aeoond-claaa mall mat-
tar December 9, 1923, at the poatofflce
at Beaverton, Oregon, under the act of
March 8, 1979.
ISSUED E V E R T FRID A Y AT BEA ­
VERTON, OREGON
J . H. H ulett .........
Ed itor
S L 'B S C R im O N KATES
Per year (in advanea) . . . . >1.00
Not in advance ........................
1.60
T E N Y E A R S AGO
Memorial Day This Year
Has Wider Significance
Millions Expected to Pay Homage
at Private as well as Public Shrines
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bond« in place of th* HOLC bonds, luist Will and ToslMnsKt of the
haa filed
• he man would have an income of above named ikwedeitt,
>150 a year. From >700 a year hi* hW first and final account in the
income has I h ' oiv reduced to >150 above entitled court, and that Mon­
a year through no fault of his but day. the 27th .»ay o f May, 1656,
b> action of this Administration.
•i th* hour of 10:00 o’clock A. M ,
It’s mighty fine to have a Con­ •aid the court room of said tiourt
gress that will do the bbldii K of i t the County Court IU> um ’ at llilln
the Executive. And the I xecutive boro, Oregon, haa been appointed
elected on the platform of "The by said Court «« the time
and
Forgotten Man". Now I wonder who place for hearing objections there­
is that "Forgotten Man”. I- he the to and tihe settlement thereof.
man who has strived, saved, worked,
P a te l and first published, April
denied himself to lay up something 20. 1035.
that will keep him in his eld age
lavst puhliostion, May 24. 1035.
or is it the politician who can de­
Albert Brandt, Executor, Beaver
liver the vote«?
t'»r, Oregon
The big miitdle class has been
Thomas G. Greene A Thorne* (1
tie- bulwark of *>U|- civilisation, of
J r , Attorneys for Executor,
our liberties, of our institutions But por, |\,rtPr BUff..
Portland, Ore-
this middle class has been com- j on
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posed of the thrifty, hard work
irg citixen who tried to help h'unv-
setf and hi» country in caso it ] NOTICE OF FIN A L SETTLEM EN T
needed his sor vices. Ju s t euch men In the County Court of the State
of Oregon, for Washington Countr
¡ volunteered to fight when the call
to arm* came. And of course our In the Matter o f th* Last Will
and
E tat* of
! President is looking out for their ¡ and Testament
Nettie Hoffman. Deceased
! interest when he vetoes the Ismus ,
Notice is hereby given that the
j end make» the saving* of the hard
working citizen valueless or forces undersigned executrix of the l»st
the spending of the capital which will and testament of Nettle IL.lT-
was to earn the old man’s liveH- mail, deceased, baa filed het final
hood in his old age.
account and report aa *uch i xroir
trix in tho On only Court oi t 'o
•tato
of Oregon
for WaiMrgUm
county, and that said final account
and report has Imen *et for final
hearlrg and settlement bef’ la sa l!
court at Die county court loom in
Hillsboro, i>n>gon. on Monday Jun>
I f , 1036. at 1» o’clock n.m of u'd
day.
Dated and first publish,d Muy
1/. 1038.
latat publication. June 14, 1635.
Emma Pitman. Executrix of the
I * * t Will ami Testament ami K»
Lite of Nettle Hoffman, deceased.
M. It. Bump, readcnce an* ad-
c're**, Hillsboro, Oregon,
A 'tor-ey
for said executrix.
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From The Beaverton Review of
May 22. 1925
WONDERFUL
J
P. McUtoascn, Superintendent
ot Beaverton schools and his fam ­
ily
left fV>r an extended
trip
throughout the east Mr. McGlasson
G V MR K I MH BEER
was chosen one o f six delegates
Every Day. Inrluding Sunday«
to represent Oregon in the Na­
A M E R I C A ' S SilKINE: T he Tomb ot the Unknown Svl- i.t at Atltngt >u Ccmetety
H IG H LAN D T A V E R N
tional Educational Convention at In-
Wider observance of Memorial Day this year is foreseen
dianapoli, in June. On the trip the
R IB T k V R A N T
McGlasson family planned to visit
by patriotic societies, veterans’ organizations, peace groups
s i , S W Broadway, opp.Journal]
among other places,
Washington,
Open 21 Hour» a D a jj
and religious bodies interested in as reverent and imposing
New York. Detroit, Boston, and
a tribute as possible to our nation’s dead.
Chicago.
In hundred* of communities, ac-
"Neglect of those who paid with
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;ording to leaders of such groups, their lives for the preservation of
The Emmons family held a fam ­
ihe significance of this national the country would be a sign of
NOTICE TO CREDITO RS
ily reunion in the form of a pic­
holiday will be extended to include weakened patriotism. By the same
In the County Court of the State
a tribute of affection to the "heroes token, neglect of those whose love
nic at the okl home of W. B. Em-
of peace” as well as of war.
of Oregon for Washington County
and labor built the American family
roons, with all but one of his chil­
Besides
paying
homage
at is proof of declining spiritual
In the Matter o f the l*aat " 'i ll and |
dren present. Those present came
national shrines, such as Arlington values. In this year's observance
Testament and Estate o f Melissa '
from Monmouth, Portland. Corvallis,
Cemetery and the Lincoln Mem­ of Decoration Day, Americana
J . Jackson, deceased.
Capitol Hill and Beaverton.
orial, Americans will be urged to should visit the last resting places
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Notice is hereby given that the
risit their private shrines — the Of their departed friends aud rela­
memorials to their own departed tiv es"
undersigned,
Milt's C. pu'ditt and |
B. F. Irvine,
Editor-in-chief of
dear ones.
Peace societies are emphasizing
1 antel
Ellis Purdin,
have
been
the Oregon Journal, addressed the
the importance of honoring tho
J u t t tit back and relax. T h e e ngin ­
I by the county court
of the 'tä te
meeting of the Chamber of Com­
Reverence for the Dead
memory
of
Americans
who
served
eer doe» all the driving Swiftly,
merce, held in the theatre build­
j of Oregon fur Washington County.
Similarly, the attention focused iheir country on the fields of peace
wtrlv, you rule to vour ilritinttion ,
ing. A moving picture was shown,
duly appointed joint executor» of
at this time upou memorializing aa weli „„ war
They underline
arriving Irrth and revtad.
and refreshments served.
! the last will and testament of Me­
national heroes will be extended. I the need for laying wreaths on the
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according to those active in the | ¡¡mvrs of outstanding American
lissa J Jackson, deceased, and have
movement, to memorialize local scientists, explorers, literary men.
Read or write »» you »kim »long
Thurlow Weed was training as
duly qualified as such. All persons
heroes and departed members of statesmen, industrial pioneers, edn-
aterl r n li , the tnio o thcit highway
one of the entrants in the infantry
having claims against said im .I m U
the individual family.
| caters and other “builders of
yet invented.
exhibition drill contest, one of the
are hereby inquired to present tht j
“Every expression of homage to America.”
fifteen competitive features ot the
same to us, with proper vouchers,
those who are no longer with us ■
Visit Their Graves
N o »top* for food, f i t in the diner
annual military tournament at
O.
at the law office of
M. B. Bump, j
strengthens the moral and patriotic
T he Memorial Extension Com
when you »re hungry. S P make*
A. C. Decoration Day.
in
Hillsboro,
Oregon,
within
»ix
fibre of the living. declared a ! mission indicated that Its appeal to
it economical with »oup io-dettcrt
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months from date hereof.
leader of the Memorial Extension; the American people on the ap-
Mr .»/1 St In I at popular price*.
Commission, with headquarters in proach of Memorial Day is three-
The Laurel ball chib won a base­
Dated and first published, May
New York. “In these days of f0y(| -
ball game from the Aloha M. W.
17, 1935.
economlc distress and uncertainty,
F n jo y r e f r e s h i n g sle e p in » s oft,
First:
To take measures to
A. group on the Beaverton ground
Last puldication, June 14, *935
the need for fortifying basic preserve and repair local memorials
r o o m y b e r t h . Im p ro v e d Tourist
sixteen to fourteen.
Daniel Ellis Purdin A M.les C
American ideals such as love of which without such care may fall
P u llm a n s provide c le a n d o u b l e
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Purdin, Join t executors of the last
country, loyalty to the best tradi­ into decay.
berths at very reasonable rale».
tions anil the grandeur of family
will
and
testament
of
Mel
ssa
J
The week of May 25th was pro­
Second: To mark the sites of
affections is especially important. local historic events and the graves
Jaek«on, Deceased.
claimed Clean-up Week in a pro- ,
Space to walk around and stretch
“Memorial Day. when the heart of local celebrities whose memory
M. B. Bump, residence xnd ad
clamation issued by the Mayor, W.
your legs is important on any tour­
and mind of the nation turn toward will fade and disappear unless
dress, Hillsboro, Oregon, attorney
E. Pegg.
ney. Y o u have it on the train.
our glorious past, is a fitting time memorlnllxed In due t*me.
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for said Estate and Executors.
< all
ourselves to these
Dr. E. R. Jordan, chiropractor, | f*»r 1 "
adv c24-2#
. j the curutieUuii.
T h e re it clean Ice-water to drink
opened an office in the Rossi build­
Oi 4 a*«AM *la*u uit.
U«4ttw4* A .tab
i
when you are thirsty. Ami there is
ing in Beaverton.
NOTICE OF FIN A L ACCOUNT
alw
ays a c o n v e n ie n t rest r ro
o o m a**
way*
r jjr j
iai---------------------------------------------------ta
lu the County Court of the State
wi ith m od ern lavatory f a c i l i t i e s
D A D 'S ST O R Y
p.rament.
not so. Father was trudging along
of Oregon,
for Ihe County of
-A
Seems that I have forgotten the Awards home,
having found his
Washington
Betides, rail fares to California arc low. It’s real economy
Last week I t»ld you of some of names of that pair of stallions. But hay fastened to the rack
all right,
It the Matter of th* Estate of Hel
to go this way and have all the comforts, conveniences
our pets, the dogs and the cow, I have not forgotten one or two setting right side up at a turn in
on Brandt, sometimes known ami
and security of train travel at fares o f 2c a mile and less.
Old boas. This week I think it no stories they used to tell of them, the road a t the bottom of a grade
referred to as “ Helena Brandt”
more than simple justice that I One of these stories related how which the team had descended at
and as “Helene Brandt", deceased, 1
tell of another class of pets, this he had them trained to mind the top speed. Farther on he had found
No. 4245.
time perhaps servants would be the voice of command especially when his sleighs and was not worrying
Notice ia here«l«y given that the
proper name, of some o f our hor- he spoke. Another was bow they about his team for .he felt sxire undersigned,
For detail», §ce your l o t i ! S I*, agent or write J. A.Ormamly,
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as Executor
of the
(jc n tra l P u u rn g tr Agemt, 705 Pftcific building, Portland, Ore.
see. I think I ’ve told how F atcer would run away when the oppor- they would be cared for once they above entitled Estate and under the
was a horseman. He knew and un- tunity offered. And when Idose in showed up a t home, and thev seem-
derstood horses as it is given few the yard of anywhere, even after ®d to be heading that way. He told
men to understand amd love them, running away,
how they
would me often that he expected the pon­
Though
the neighbors
had oxen tight, stand on their hind leg* and ies thought he said “Go!’’ instead
when I
came into the world ami strike with their forefeet, and bite of what he really »aid. For when
he said that they would spring a
got a glimpse o f what was going «and roar a t each other,
on,
at
the time o f my earliest One time
Father had purchase! way ju st as they really did that
recollections Father had horses, not a ]oad of loose hay some distance time when they ran away.
very common in that section then. away from borne, had loaded it or.
Have ju st been listening *o the
Some of the more aristocratic a makeshift rack fastened to the President’s message to Cong-ess as
neighbors had oxen and a horse or legging sleighs by wiring the side to why he did not sign the bonus
pero&ps
a team but Father never pieces of the rack to the sieigh
payment bill. Sunday morning The
owned oxen for any length of time, bunks. The weather was bitter cold Oregonian carried a notice of the
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He did not like them. But he knew and he had found it necessary to calling in of the HOLC bondr, is.
horses sad bred, trained, worked get off the load and walk in order sued quite recently. Then thoughts
ST U D IO BA KH K K SH O P
Beaverton Barber Shop
and cared for them. Old Polly was to keep warm. The road, like the turned to the fact that the gov j
F IR S T CLASS WORK
the first one I remember though trails in that courtry in those days, erament is going to refund these
C. .1 8T It VENN, PKOPKILTOK
he had many before he owned her. ran through the timber crooking bonds with bonds carrying some
AT REASONABLE P R IC E S
Of course Old Polly had a mate, about and a t times the hay scrape! 1 '4
interest.
K. D. V an M ETER. Prop.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Charley, he was called, a stallion, tiee s that stood close to the road,
The HOIX7 bonds were forced onto I
Rev. I. N . Demy says:
part Morgan, part Indian pony, Walking along behind the team bur the holders o f mortgage.* in pay­
1 h a v e fo u n d nothing in th e
but with the usual traits of his kind, driving them he had been hugged ment
for loans
made
to horn® |
I could go into the stall with rather close s time or two and he owners bearing some seven, six, or , p ast 20 g e a r s that can t a k e th e
p la c e o f Dr. M iles A n ti-P ain
Polly, who was careful of us chil- thought he would stop the team, at times five percent. The bonds j
Pills. T h ey a r e a su re r e lie f fo r
dren, but none of us bothered a- pass the lines around the next tree carried a less peicentage
Now
O I*T O M ET R Y
round Charley. Nell is the first colt and them pick them up again and they will have to take liond* car- i m y h e a d a c h e .”
Gla«»c», Kitted or Repaired
BEAUERTOn
I remember, then came Fred an ! go on. He dropped the lines all rying such a small interest that
Sufferers from H e a d a c h e ,
Our Specialty
then Flora. Nell we used to call right, saying "W hoa” at the same it is almost insignificant. The I’res- j
Neuralgia, Toothache, Backache,
FinAncE com PAiuj
DR.
A. K. WILSON
Knobby at times. She had a wide time. But those little 'UHiont* did ident related
Sciatica,
Rheumatism,
Lumbago,
what he called
a"
Beaverton
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Oregon
white strip down the front of hei not whoa. They both sprung with average case. Then plead for equal­
Neuritis, Muscular Pains, Peri­
face, had a white foot and was a one accord arsi instead of getting ity for all. Let u» take the case
odic Pains, write that they have
dainty little thing. Whatever hap- to pick up the lines on the other r f the man who has worked hard
used Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills
B B B R ON D R A U G H T
W. B . PKGG
pened to her I do not remember, side of the tree Father found him- all his life
with better results than they had
and has loaned his
even hoped for.
One day while plowing out back * * lf without Imes, team, hay or savings out on farm or home mort­
5c and 10c Glasses
of the house, Father plowed up a Anything.
fC xprex* O f fic e S ta g e De|x>t
UNDKRTAKKK A N D KMBA1,MKK
Countless American house­
gages.
W estern Union
Phone 1Q80B
whiffletree iron.
I was
bothering
My uncle. Hcmer,
was staying
wives would no more think
Supposing the man had save!
GREYHOUND C O FFE E SHOP
around at the time and noticed him ■with my folks at the time, in fact $10,000. Loaned out at seven per
of keeping house without Dr.
(«rung«- liulMIng - - - - - - ll«‘avnrton
Rim xl B u ild in g
B e a v e r to n O re g o n
kick at the furrow, then pick up he ¡stayed there off and on for a cent that would bring him in a
Miles Anti-Pain Pills than with­
Bomething and inquired, childlike, number of years. Homer found the comfortable
out flour or sugar. Keep a pack­
income of $700 per
Goodrich Tires
Battery Service
what he had found. He showed me little stallions in the yard, fighting, year provider) he could keep it
age in your medicine cabinet and
Alt Heidelberg Beer
Accessories
Greasing
the end iron from a whiffle tree, a? usual. He saw they had their placed and could collect all the in­
save yourself needless suffering.
On Draught
FORD
SALKS
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■not the usual ferrule with a staple harnesses on and the neckyoke still terest, some
A t D rug S to r e s —25c an d $1.00
>58.33 a month. But
Try us for Chicken Dinner* and
BO B JO H N STO N
fastened to it and a ring with a held them together. But no sleighs, the Government makes the owner
Barbecue Sandwiches
Auto Truck, xnd Tractor Repairing
hook in it, but one with the whole no driver, no Father, no hay. He of the mortgage take these HOLC
OF»
M I L K S ’
F R E E DANCING
General Petroleum
Phone 0103
thing in one piece of iron, brought thought the hay had tippo! over bonds, and the income is reduced.
ANTI-PAIN P I L L S
Products
Beaverton, Or«-
OLD H EID ELBERG PARK
around, and curved so that the arKj perhaps Father was yiurt. But I Then again forced to tak® other
end of the tug, that part of the
harness that is made for that pur-i
ipose could be hooked into it. Then
B y G e o ff H ayea
AFTER THE HONEYMOON
a fter inspecting it for some time
Father stated, “That iron has been
lost a long time. Old Frisky kicked
GOLLY, WHAT KIH]
it off one day when I wa* plowing
H ERE SW EETH EA RT!
KNOW VDU’RE KEEPING*! r I f T U T -T U T MARY, “Y
DOPE
here with her and I ’ve looked and
l DO? SHE W O N 'T ]
TE h LO O ruY
GrOLLY TH E MUT HAS
a n o t h e r w o m a n in
looked for the thing. And here it
R E L IE V E
ME
D ISA P P E A R E D H E R E C'
POISONED YOUR
^ 4 PRifND OKVC
THE CELLAR . I HEARD
U ."
s
w
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t
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e
a
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t
!
MIND.
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TIL
POP fK DOG NAMED 1 YOU CALL THE
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Then he told me about “Old
I SHOW YOU HOW
'¡A HUSSY s w e e t h e a r t !
SW ¿THCAAT.
Frisky” a mare he had bought be­
FOOLISH YOU fsREv
i II III H I 1/11 I 1 'I - i 1 I
cause she was a kicker, and the
THE
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OBJECTS
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time he had trying to break her.
TO HAVINO THE
He never did get her so she was
MUT IN TH i HOUSE
safe for everybody but she never
i BO OUR HERO HAS
kicked him or any of the family
any more. He finally traded her
»NEARED HIM IN-
fo r a cow after having purchased
I
T
O T H I CELLAR.
a span of colts he was goir-g to
FRIEND
WIFE HAS
break, a pair of little Indian pony
TUST HEARD HER.
stallions, treacherous, quick but in­
telligent.
In fact,
[Father never
HUBBY TALKING*
would tolerate
an
unintelligent
fro
SW EETHEART
horse. He was a shrewd judge of
AND
THINKS HE IS
herse temperament and only once
(TWO -T IM E IN B .
did ha got fooled on a horse’s tem-
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