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T he B ea verton R eview
_________ T he Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively to the Interests of Eastern Washington County.
VOLUMK XIV, No. 15
Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon, Friday, March 13, 1931»
Prominent Citizen
Called Suddenly
M. \V. Manning Dies At
Home Thursday l:i
Early Morning
ACTIVF IN COMMCNm
I iiiirm l
1‘ iomi
Her« ice»
Mill
||«.
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i <>nirrr«m(|»iiHl 1 'hiirrh
T ilt*
coninttluiLy
win
greutly
- M* « k«*<l Thurxd i) m o rs i»« to leurn
of lite i>ao*ti>K <>f olir or Iti for*-
" * " t « ilOru«, x . W. Manata*. ix-ut:,
<*«tu« ut thr early mornlag hour*.
Ilr I m » Inni In II In usuai bcultli
for imnithu U i « uk I i 111 thr pc.st he
In » l>««©n iu I iiik .
Maurice \V. Mulinimi
w a« luirn
•>< I' ' » 0 r< ' Il > Nr III il «k.l. I N • » n.
hrr IR. ih »*;, thr o ld e»t rlilld of
u (iiinlly o f unir, boni tu Mi. unii
M i», la-vl M u iiii I iiic , finir nf w I h / iii
» urvivr. Il In rhllilhoinl w i » hj «> iii
*< n n fum i
ami
hU r a r i) • duca
I Miniti training wuu ivcrivn t ut thr
lllt lr ivd ■rhiMilhiiuae where o mu
ny nf our truly airut nin. bave
been cdihutcd.
WhrD il Ind hr innvrd unii hi»
l'arem ■ t«> (aldw ell.
Idnbo, uni
Maurice rntcrrd th# gnu-erg busi
n r»»
uà
nu
em pio) re
of
D oni
A
Mu), Ilr ha» »|irut morti «,* In»
llfr
(Innrly connected
witli Ihi*
business.
In l'io1! hr w ii» muri Ird to Mi»*
llu rrlri HUairnwn, to whlrh nulo i
one «nli, Frank, « a * born. Frank
lUrd t</ rnnir
In Denvt-rton «vitti
ti 1 li» Imi |m»»rd uwny hrrr in 19.11,
Mix*.
Mulinili«
only
livr.l
f.mr
m«mth» uftrr hrr son wa» hoin,
und Hhe pn*»ed (o th« Or© ,t Hr-
)nnd. In 1911.
Ilrfnrr ihr « a r Mr. Muntilo« areni
hi Aiiliurn, \\ ii«liingl<'n, t t l . t r hr
«n lrird 11«. Ninthern Pacific rati-
mud empio)inent
un cirri-
wlth
■•ine othrm In thr room. Ilr waa
nunlyurd In Lite Inwmt r.ink, tini
hefore hr Irft thrlr rmplnrmrnt hr
hnd rimo in nrrupy tire clilef* «|«"«k.
On March 11, f t 2, he was mar
Tied t‘ • IgfHltM* < . Fret-mani. T.» Ulti
union was born 4lI»C »•>n Muti rire
w h<; *uirvlv es hi « father.
1 litri n g ttic (i rcat War Maiming
«'ffeieil IR» «erv icen and w. s us -
»Iglu d tu (tut)
UN trun 'portât Ion
clerk ut F<art LCW lì». He « s s pro­
lUoG-d and
sent Δ Fort
ti orden
and in a short t HIM* lie W í i » as-
signed
to the pii» 11 toll
"f
l'hief
Traffic Age nt at Bremerton.
At tlie cl!</»e u>f t hi* wnr lie pur-
(Jiitscd
u grocery und matktt In
(< ontlnurd un Itnrk Page)
“SCAV EN G ER H U N T ”
PA R TY
IS G IVEN
Thr
Misses
Et irl
Unni
u d
Kuthrriur Denney rrtntulnrd with :<
• S«'avetlger llu iit" ¡i.it> at the l.ollie
nf .Mina Hum, Friday evening. Twen
t> two young prop'
win* present.
They wen* divided litio six groups.
•Iml gl««U it lint oi i.r.'(■«.« which
they weie to br'ny to thr Hold
house h> Il p. in. V ie group Inin«-
i.-K the greatest uui -ber .f ihe ar­
tici« i o thr II h I tt’l « tn I t- uttuldrd
n prize. The «roup vli'cli iiidjded
.«li«» Dorothy Mir i, Mia» Margaret
Taylor, Jay (Vinoni i,nd David V v
.•mi -nr<ceded in k -1,,, every nr-
I Irli.
Seme nf Lheae Inn! In hr
< Diiiiiit-d In various pliirr i In Port-
luml.
They were gl -rn .1 box nf
c.inily for iln lr rffnr!».
Hcficsilioeiita nf «un ! « «• uv . «-.- kr
mid rnc't.ii were « e r v r ..
EROSION
IS N E W
PROBLEM IN COUNTY
ITosloii in
berniulBg .1 r nini*
pr "l'In o in VI .i" li I ligi mi coutil; ea-
|trt lully mi U h * bill »olla, 1 :-cord-
Ing lo Un* lumiera who pripured
thr »oli» commlttee lepori {, r thr
i n t n l economie ronferenre. i l i - ni
cuiucy nf ibis statement -iiu read-
II)'
he provrd by a trip
cround
Waahlngtun ccrunty ut thl» lime of
• he )c «r . A few yruru ugo «-ertoli«
sull erosimi un» utilizisi nt-vcr «.«rii
In 1 hi» rounty, Thr lu»l thtre yeur»
Il hu» I h *come Increas.iigly ippur-
•Bt uutil tnduy on some nf our bill»
lori linda tif ctwcklug . ;»nl control­
line «neh erosloB li 1 n » t hr tukrn
•nio ronslderutlmi
w lini
f.-tutina
• u* h land.
In tin* rerent er 'nmole confer-
1 nrc farmer» culled attrulion in ili
erri" UNlirns of »oll wnrhlliK where
• lilt twill'd crop» mu h us .otcliurd ,
po'ut*»»
and bei rie» Hie on thr
kteeper laud. Where II I» at all
|u*-Nlhle. thr»r »o il» rhoilld la p i"
tided wllli an adei|iintf enver ¡a
thr form of u cover crop c'urn. j
the winter month». Where I* *« not
|Mi«»lhle to grow cover rrop», ero
»Imi loMres mu) !»• prevented !"
»onte extent hy hating the rows
run arroSH the sl"pr rathe« than
UP and down
the »!"(«•.
In a
»irawT terry planting
thl» l.s» Its
dh advuntag« ». ua It meumi
that
work In Die patch I» more dlffl-
< nil. Init w lwn It I» observed that
on »"m e nf the stee|>er hill land
llm* a furrow from two inches te
klx tn< lies deep washes <n* down
t very row, thr necessity .f avp ll
lug this even at thr e x n c se of
(Jro. Vnuag <>f Tlgurd and Henry
llu tt» writ* arrested Friday on s ta ­
tutory charges and have
'ready
I h * t 11 »rntenced to »e rv r five years!
in tlir pen.
H em y Volhl und HeBry llu n U
man
were a 1 rented
Sunday
und
lodged In Jail charged with helm-
drunk In u public place,
Hubert
Pedersen
was
ai rented
Official Inspection
Of Chapter Held
(irand Matron Vrisit8 Ord<*r
Here and Holds School
of Instruction
WediMotday on it cliurgo of fulling M ANY CHESTS ATT EN D
....... -"I ...... . 1.' II
1 ,1,
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I "Ivn l in uu met Ideal at He' dvllle, Hruneke»
m
H i rile
Tree»
Tre
wiiere the car driven hy Mis. J
l l m u g t i t irm n I n o » t OUtll)
llaye» was badly damaged by being !
run Into from the rear.
A large delegation of members
A piopoMal to i»»lie »cnoft bonds! of the Eastern Star from Por.land,
was defeated Monday hy voters in Hillsboro. Forest Grove. Sherwood.
the Tigard school district.
Orcgtkii City, Burn», Yamhill Day­
Tuesday night the IlillNhoro city I ton. und Reedsport attended the o f­
< ouncll gave final approval c.f a n ; ficial inspection of Beaver Chapter
ordinance enabling ttie city ;o sell j N". I"'., O.E.S.. Wednesday evening,
»102.000 revenue iMiuda, In order to ' by Mru. luez J. Glaysier of Co-
• ' nstruct a dis|K>«al plant ar.il ex- i qullle. Ore., Worthy Grani Matron
lei.»¡mi
and Improvement
i* It s ! <*f the Giand chapter cf Oregon.
xew.-r system. Final word lx heinv
Anioug tiie distinguished
guests
aw nte<l from federal I’ WA «•fficials w ire Mrs. Theresa Castuer, Pas"
At 1 losing time Monday »19!.RRa.oR Grand Matron, several officeis of
of current tax obligations had been the Grand chapter, and a gt-up of
received from Washington
county! J9i< Matrons and Patrons.
|ir"|>ert> * •wrier*. The large*t single
j Tire hall and dining table» were
remittance had been that 1 f the dccoraUd
with daff'dils.
Teens
Southern Pacific railway, a
heck and hrani'hes of Myrtle tree* which
lor »J2.09g.79.
had l«*-«.|i brought hete from Coo«
Work on the Ho-ealled tll-nw ool «ounty as a st*ecial honor t.i Mrs.
section of Hie Wilson river WPA . Glayaler.
n ad project, which will »tart next
During th<- afternoon Mrs. Glay
Monday, will easily »trip Washing­ • ler held a school of irv-tructlon
ton countyV relief rolls of all la
for the officers
of the
Chapter,
borers eligible to WPA employment, preieding a luncheon which *lie o f­
ncrordlng to Judge Templeton.
ficers served
In her honor.
The
Tw o democratic entries in Wash­ menu and decorations were carried
ington county’s political ,atv have out in the St. Patrick's- idea. On
been made. K. I* R on. irprerenta- entering the hall .the honor guest
live from Alohn. has nnn<mn<ed his was greeted with a song composed
candidacy for the state senate from by Mrs. J. F. Felsher. r.nd sung
Washington county,
and
Hi rt •('. to the tune of “ The Old St>;nnln^
Hagen,
Tigard realtor.
ftlcd for
Wheel.**
county commissioner.
some Inconvenience inn !*• « » d l l .
enderstood.
* a ie « "im i I*«- t-iuen to k« rp up
»< nd xiipply «if oigunle material
in the ut'il an<l to see thut the m i i
.X not Irft unprotected duriti
wiu
tn month«. W here winter rr. lu 1
Miw 11 in xtr« p hill laud, Il
Inni 1.1
t*r put 111 m i ea rl» as pimxil ir and
il should lx dl'll)«-«l with the drill
BE EF
FATTENIN G
rows running across the » l o j s . Fall SW IN D LE R S
TURN
ami winter p h w ilig pteixdltig r print:
TO OUTRIGHT TH EFT
TRIALS SUCCESSFUL
planting mi hill land should In*
discouraged 111 the opini, u of the
Swindler* who. In the |>a»'., have
Low grade hay w ith rcu.soc.abl«
members o f the » o il» com m '!tee.
»old millions of dollars of f.audil
Uu some of our hill soils where lent securities to the public b) priced gruiu rations again prove«!
crop yield , have uot been loo «at
mean»
of
misrepresentation
and successful in fattening steer.' UT»
isfuelory, the »«sdiug of |ieii«.aueni concealment are now turning ¡1. winter in tests reported >u at the
graxaen for pasture or seed pur- Increasing numbers to outr
th e f'i
" ‘-'»l“ » Oregon cattle feed
ra' day held
at Oregon
pos« s should !»• re<'ouiiiiend<'d. Or
-is a means of livelihood, says a
eliurd gru »«. Highland lien', grass .«port of thr Portland Hettei Hus college the last of February. The
trials tills year differed in th'ii old­
■•nd chewing fevciMi are all grasses ir.ess Bureau. Effective »dmintstra
that will d<> fairly well on such t on of Federal seenrttles legislation er feeder steers were used, rnd a!
hill land, w ill prevent erostoti and rc.iipl«'d with more aggressive en mixture of barley or wheal was
«•an la* used us art'd crops If there lorcemeiit of State Hlue Skv laiw-« added to mill-run, which was tel
are 110 other volunteer arai-
S«'«sl and systemabie education of the in alone last year.
of all)' of these g russe S should hr vesting public have made it prac­
Barley mixed with tlie in Jl-run
pur* and 11» free fr«'in m irtorv as tically
impossible
for fraudulent made the grain more palatal le, »-
1» possible. (Iron* returns fron- m ar­ pronn ters to conduct an extensive llmiuotlng any trouble from •'gom«:
ket
grasses seed crops
p'obahlv sale» campaign for a sufficient per­ off feed.-' Ground wheat when use«!
will not I»« any greater th in the iod of time
to prove
profitable. instead of barley in the same way
icturns from a grain crop -n th ■ I The stm'k sw indler has accordingly served well to fatten the steers,
-.ime land. However. It should hi- adopted the spurious
rote
of a though the gains were not qu.te as
Is/rne In mimi
that
the cost
of
I.uyer. Cnder this Ruise. his pres- rapid. Wheat might well he used
growing
grass w ed,
parthulat ly
* nt mission is to secure valuable however, if other conditions made
earletlea sim ilar to those mcnOoned
securities from unsuspecting own it desirable.
is less than tin- cost of prow ing
ers and divert the proceeds from
The steers (ed this year ended
grain due
to the fnct
that on«-
ttmir sale to his own use.
the
three-nr-ntbs
feeding
period
seeding
I» adeipiate
f«.T several
with good finish and were expected
A<
11
first
step
in
the
building
up
year's crops. While In prarticnll >
this present
day- to top the Portland market at a-
every ease gras-ex *|„>uld be seed-j nf his scheme,
rouud »7.25 per cwt. The liftcrence
ed In the fall, this I» a good time swindler rents a mail privilege ad­
between
the price of fe««l"r «attic
dress
under
an
assumed
name
and
to obsrve i I k * effects, nnd deter­
mine
w lie re
erosion
preventing ostensibly sets himself up In busi­ in the fall and fat cattle in the
Subscription, $1.00 per yr. In Advance
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-Sii
.Silently I'assing
JOHV
TRAMk
John Frank died suddenly of a
heart attack early Friday nc ruing,
at his
home near Keedvllle.
He
had been in ill health for s*veral
year*. He is survived by his widow,
four small sons, one step-son and
one step-daughter, all at home. The
Frank family until a little 1 ver a j
year ago, resided on Heventb and
Watuon streets here.
Funeral »ervires were hell, Sun-
day.
"Heaviest Dozen
EggsContesfOpens
AH Entries Will Be On
Display in the Front
\\ indow of Store
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LIMITED TO HEN FGGS
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*
Ihe Keview and t olumhia Food Join
In Sponsoring I ontesl
YKTHI K II. THOMAS
Funeral services were held S at­
urday at Forest Grove for Arthur
' oHiinbia Food »tore, managed by
liinket Thomas, 87, on« cd t. e few
Civil War veterans, who died at lJon Is,an^k and the Review join
in sponsoring their first “ Heaviest
his home Thursday.
Dozen Egg Contest” , annoucement
of which la carried in our adver-
MRS. t i l l » : ADAMS
Funeral services were hel.l Sa*-
urday for Mrs. A h f* Adam» ut the
«>«**«» promptly at
Christian church with Interm nt at
*>’m" Satur<**)f* March 21, so
< rescent Gr«*ve. W. K. Pegg was in ; get y./ur eggs sorted and into the
u.-play at the front window t f the
charge of arrangements.
Mrs
Adams is survived h h r
< ¡>in*D»a Food »tore as soon as
husband, Dan Adams, and two ch il-'
*•
dren, Mrs. Hazel Shields of Toled..,
are HOnje of the ruler that
Ore., and * harle-« A. Mast o ' Van- * oven*
contest. Eggs must weigh
couver.
at 1^*1 27 ounces per dozen to be
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eligible for entry. All eggs must be
W U I T L ’ I>X2 u L ’ c l
liens eggs, and no duck eggs or
W K IIU k K iS
S L r .h r U K
'J,e produce of other birds v*ll he
HISTORICAL DATA allowed in the contest.
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-Mo participant may enter more
tl -.ri one d* zvn eggs.
An inventer) of sources of his­
A ll ixillngs by the mnnaptrs of
torical information to be included lh4. ronfe.<( mi>, t
at.cer>tM aH
in tbe Hi.«t'-ii«al Kevords b'urvev, flnaj
i nation-wide
project
under the
EacJi dozen eggs entered in the
F«deral Writers Program of the
contest will be purchased by the
WPA, has been started in Oiegon,
Ci lumbia Food store, either with
v. ith Mrs.
Marie F. Pollork
of
n pound of Columbia best cofTee
Forest Grove and Verne Bright of
or for cash
at
the top market
Aloha as field workers in W? shinst-
price, at the discretion of the en­
ten county.
trant.
Washington county,
one of the
The following prizes will he glv-
oldest settled areas in Ofieacn. is
-n
the winner*: first prize. $3.0>
rich in historical material.
Since
many families who contrihiiti d to in cash; second, »2.00 In cash:
the making of the Pacific Nortb- third, |1.00 in cash; fourth, one
west were residents of Washington I
■ob*criPtlon ,n tbe
a c ­
count»*. every effort will *e madr ,on
H,tl> prit*, six rr-onth *
to collect
information concerning •uh^ription to the Revicw: sixtn
historical
materials in pns-ussiou to tenttl Pti*es. each one pout.d Co-
cf these -pioneers or their desrer- iVmbi» Pest ‘ offee.
dant«, as well as to list mxterra!
If you don’t ent*T a d<«zin e g t«
grsembled
by historical
societies. ! yourself, perhaps yrur neighbor will
’ notber purfioie o f the survey will have some lair one« he would ea-
h tc locate historically
mp rtun: >er if you mention the contest *0
public buildings and private home
him. All the entries will I«« dis-
o f persons prominent when Oregon played in the Columbia F«*od store
wa.* in its infancy.
liron t window plainly marke ’ with
Bi-cause a special effort !« to b- the name o f the entrant, tf you
made to umarth old letter*, maun- or your neighbor do net ente-, you
scripts and newspaper* of I 'stor- should come in anyway and see
ha! significance, Alfred Powers, dean what tbe chickens of Washington
<T the central extension divi*;«,n of * county are denng. You may be lik i
Ihe Oregon state system o f higher the little bantam rooster,
tducaticn and the state director of
Thl» little bantam got oui one
writing under the WPA, urgzs that day and happened to wander down
anyone in Washington county who by the zo o where lie espied an os-
rossesse* or know*
the
wl erea- tricb .gg. He hurried back to his
bouts of interesting heirk.xun*. com- ‘ atttn and insisted that all the
municate immediately with th*' His hen* accompany him for a stroll.
t««rical Record* Survey. Bedell buil- He took them down past where th?
ding. Portland, so that Mr. ¡Aright ostrich egg lay and after calling
01 Mrs. P&llock may exam’ne such their attention to the product stated
discoveries with the view c f deter- that he "did not wish to complain
mining their historic value.
but he would like them to see what
The object of this undertaking i * , their neighbors were doing."
to discover,
preserve
and
make
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accessible valuable sources oi his-
Aeeiliug the Mon«»
toricat information. No nrtte-at tc .
¡stranger enters dinky luuch-rooui
l>e surveyed will be removed from and order* eggs and toast. Proprie-
its present location and owner.
1 tur cook waiter prepares and serves
Priceless information
repi.rdtni: ‘ order. Stranger eats his meal and
the making of Oregon has been «tils for check. Is handed check
lost forever or soon will h«' if »tep* \ catling for two dollars. “ Two dol-
are not taken to preserve ii.
tars,“ exclaims th© stranger; isn’t
i 'hat
rather a stiff
price for a
PROGRAM TO BE HELD
couple of eggs and toast”" “ Yes.
AT M ISSIONARY MEET it is" a high price,” admits tbe p«>-
______
c.-w., "but I'll tell you tow it is'
ness as a broker.
He
then ap- spring is less this year 'ht.ti the
pnmebes holders of good securities normal »2.50 spread. Even so the
with an offer to purchase tl.em at operatims showed a fair margin of
FAST N O BLE GRANDS
.1 price in excess of their market profit above all feed costs.
C L U B HAS MEETING value. He frequently Introduces “ Feeders In western Oregon can
himself as acting for a syndicate depend ou it that over a pel .od oi
which desires to acquire a large years they can get good r«turns
i ne l'.ikt Noble Ululili»' i l'..h met I
block of the particular stork se- i on their feed, varying add'!tonal a-
ut th I.O.O.I', liuti WeducMlay wlth,
cretly, and could not do so through mounts for the lutxir, and have the
«1« Míame» lluiccl .Miller and Ito.-.«
opeu
market
operations
without manure to keep up ihe fértil ty oi
S!e««ii.s as hostesiH's. Eleven meni-
attracting undue attention. The own­ their farm V ■-«id Professor P. W .' Twenty-three ladies attende 1 the you * * r „m hard «P
nei * and one visitor were p'eseut.
,noney-
er is then Induced to endorsed his Roden wold, who handled the ex­ Missionary study class at the Eon- ■
Deliri'us refrcslimeuta weie
rrvcd
certificates and mall them in nego­ periment. "The manuie accumula­ sregatuinal church Thursday. Airs, j This »omewhut ancient little *to-
and all thoae present lepori «in
tiable form with signature guaran­ tion is about one tou per head J. F. Felsher had the devotional rv was recalled to mind this mcr-
•lljoyatiUk meeting.
Speer, and Mr- M r,D* wh^n » J o “ fab was overhear!
teed
to the fraudulent
operator's 1 p^r month. We have had no trou­ service. Mrs
Next mollili thè « tuli w ili in e rì1 “ offlee". Needless to say, the se-
a ^ P '» y fpuntv asressor
ble with blent and have n«-t bad C. McKercher wene in charge of ^ « «
ut Die Hugh la'w i» lióme at Ahth « [ proi« .«Is pocketed immediately upon
l*n *T »¡>nt-
to use
auy high priced
protein the study of -A Chilstian Amer i « d * i ^ ho,Î * r:
«vitti .Mivsdamea Amia May Hogers ¡ dirities are dispersed of and the
ica." Mrs. Geo. X. Taylor gave a rti to know whether it wasn't a-
concentrates."
C IV IL SERVICE EXAMS and M arjorl* l*ewls as boMesets,
short resume of current events a- bout time for a reduction in 'the
receipt.
of
his improvements,
ARE
ANNOUNCED
long a missionary line. A pot-luca assessment
Investors hold in their own hands
" the valuation having been made a
SON VERY I I I
lunch and business meeti'ir
con
IS H E LD FOR
the effective means of com l-tting!
number
of years ago.
when hi*
The I'nlled Slate« Civil Service
this typo of swindler. They can do
eluded the meeting.
SE V E N T I! B1KTI1DAY : 1 so
bouse was built. Also, he w anted
1 nmmlHHinn lias unnnunerd Mir ft/l
by definitely refusing to entrus; I The little three year old son o r , A special program is to be giv-
lowing open
competitive e'umlna-
li,s M,v their securities to supposed buyers | Mr. und Mrs. "Speedy" t'lausscn en at the next meeting, Thursday. " know whether the taxing a..-
K
lw
)ii
Paxton
celehrated
timi«:
whose reputations
they have
not Is seriousl) ill at (he Doernbecker March 19. Frank Bogart, a mis- hOTi« ^ * d,dn» realize that a whole
from Tibet, w ill
be
of i>ropcTty is assessed at a
Junior calculating marhln.- «per enth birthday at the home « I tils checked or established by indepen­ hospital with complications
«vhich sionary
grandparents, Mr. and Mr» W. K.
_ higher figure than the owneis can
»to r, » 1,440 a year.
dent investigation. It will help to««. developed as a result of 'he mea- -peaker. Anyone interested is cor
Pegg. Wedliesdii) afternoon. Games
sell it for.
diallv invited to come.
If the Investor
will
Immediately «1©*».
Asst-tunt lumi negotiator, $2.t>00 a
and lefrexhinents of i«< c e c m and
The deputy admitted th.it the
repoit any such approaches hy un
year, and junior land negotiator,
cake
delighted
the
little lolks.,
i i t o t 0 1 m i l .' \ t l« ''I « ''T I V P
making of no deduction for d«spre-
»2.000 a year, llurcnu of Biological I'hof-e piesent were Shirley t’urr, j t bow 11 firms t" :he Securtllea aafi ■■
>V E S I o L U r k 1 iv lr ilb l 1 « I f I («iation erf improvements tre sn ’ t
Exchange rommlanlon,
the State
Survey, Department of Agriculture.
CARD OF THANK S
t'har’.rs Annlson,
Virglnln
Huaon,
D I S C I 'S S E S
I I A N S 1 seem exactly fair, and also that
Corporntlon Department, or the Be
Cull Information may he ohtalneJ
Dorolli) l ee Carr, Mary Myers. Ho-1
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: much property is assessed in ex-
ter
Business
Bureau.
frr.-ni ('has. O. Dawes at Ihe post berta Me4TiMkey, Robert Mvers, Do-j
A meeting was held at West Slcrpe | cess of its sale value, "but." he
We wish to thank our kind friends
office.
lows llei'g. Carolyn Talbert and'
| and neighbors for their acts of love Wednesday evening for the purpose [ explained, "it takes a big sum *0
ENGLISH SPEAKS ON I ' d sympathy during our'recet.t loss' of discussing plans looking to *he| i.uet the county’s expenses, xnd It's
tihernuin Murray.
SISTER FROM EAST
USE OF LEISURE TIME of husband. f.atlKr and brother, and1 formation of n West Slop« !m- just gotta have the money’
also extend grateful thanks for the provement Association. There were|
in conclusion, he predicted that
VISITS MRS. HEDPERG Y O U N G PE O PLE HAVE
with tbe federal government takine
At the meeting of the Kiwanis beautiful floral tribute to our loved' about sixty present.
CHARGE OF SERVICES! chib, Wednesday. Mr. J. C. English :.|R\
j Arthur Jones was named tem per-lover vast tracts and the sta'e taxt
Miss Irene Mueller and Mrs. Kin
I of Portland was the speake- His
nm ftollhngen from Mil wank le. WIs
Mrs. .1. H. Jamieson and Family ary chairman and the date ¡»t for mg units acquiring more and more
Th«1 regular Sunday evening ser ! topic
th© next meeting was fixed for A property through foreclosure, wlth-
was "The Ese
of 1 eisttre
eotvsln are visiting at the hr me r*r
pril 7.
* in a few years there will be no
Miss Mueller's slater, Mrs
K. P. v b fs at the local Nazarene church i T i m e M r . English, who is with
We wish to express our s.noere
of a gro*t|
of the Equitable Savings A l.nnn As­
This is reported t<> be 'trict'.« 1 taxable real estate left,
Iledlierg. Mrs Bollhngen will leave were in rlinrge
appreciation of the many a*ts of a community project. S«»me of th‘
when thisconsumroatton ¡a brought
■Siindny for Tacoma to visit with a j young |ieopl© from tlie- l’ ortland sociation of Portland was appointed
sympathy an«l kindne** extended to contemplated plan» include l.u Idinc about, it Vi a matter of broad con-
brother for two weeks. Miss Muel­ Bible Institute. Tlie Miss*-* Mary ! hy Oc.r. Meter as one of 11 group
us in the loss of our beloved mo­ a community hxiilding. getting or­ ecture ns to Just where the co u b -
ler plans
to visit her sister
for liou t liapnian, Thelma McClnrg, and : of men who were given t’ .r res-
ganized so as to go out after bet ty'a "big expense" funds will come
several months.
When
the." let! tirurc II itch ««'etc in charge of Ihe I pooeiibility of spending ».«OP.OOft -. ther and wife.
ter roads, and the promotion of .'tom. Maybe they’ll make th# court­
Mrs. Hazel Shields
Wisconsin
II was twenty-one de­ .miste. Chau. Sundstrom rave the ! month on PWA work in Multno-
other projects fer the upbulld'ng of house a W PA project—or rut the
Chas. Mast
grees below zero, and «nnwlanks sermon, and Miss len a Nash led ; mah county, or a to-tnl of »'5.91^.000
Dan Adams the community.
county official* on the relief roll*.
the Young People's service.
i for 30 month*.
were twelve to twenty feet Ugh.
* reps are needed.
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