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V O L U M E X IV , No. 17
Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon,
Adjourned Session
of Council Held ;
Friday, March 27, 1936
Subscription, $1.00 per yr. In Advance
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d o n a t io n s
ask ko
to
H E U * F L O O D V IC T IM S I
First Annual Hobby
Show Is Given
Silently PuHMing
FORTY SE V E N TAK E
F IR S T A ID E X A M S
I
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Heaviest Dozen
Eggs Contest Closes
On«, t/f tli« g r«a t«»t (If ,,0t ubt
I,M i l » PKX5 KV
Th « first aid classes held during
i . ut ext) disaster*
in the hUtorv
latwla iJennuy pawed away at
the past winter
at the Beaverton
of the I'nited Hint«* in tbut uf tlio
hi*
bom«
in Raleigh,
Thursday
High ichool cloeed a very *ucce*s-
; flood* lu i I h - twelve «ttHtvi.i nlutf«,
even.Mg, Murch 19, 1936, at the age
ful term last week with final exam­
i mäkln«
450,uou perno nu hunides*
of HI year*, following a six weeks
inations given to forty-seven stu­
„
, ‘" " l ' " i.iiu « jo «, of ) l f e , l t lnoff
lllnew*.
Bids Received for ItO lU I U i . ai 170, with danger of u Jicitlvd .Stumps, Coins, and Miscd*
dents. These course* are authorized
He waa boru October 23, 1954 b> the American Red Cross und W .
S. Huff W ins First
Increase
du«
io
exposure.
leck
of
Printing A re Bead and
two mile* cost of Beaverton on the
laneous
Displays
A
re
are
available
to
all
over
*ev.
nteen
Place With Ejfjfs
(««id und m«diekl care. To reliex»
donation land chtim o f hi* parente
who wish to take them. They arc
Contract Is Let
Shown and Judged
ilHmo sufferer* an apposi Im* l*ru
Thomas H. and Herilla F. D<«mey, conducted by Dr. R. 8. Welsh.
W’eijfhing 40 Ozs.
minie i»y President Roosevelt and
Oregon pioneer* of 1849. He wa*
So great he»* been the Interest
R E S O L U T IO N
LS M A D E Admiral t ary T. Gray«» n, presi- G L E E
CLt/B
S IN G S
the fcAlrlh tn a family of “even.
M ANY
P R IZ E S
G IV E N
—
d * »! and executive chairman of the
Mr. Denney resided at the old that it ha* been decided to make
Heeling
(m il
tdjonrn«
H tkjw l
Red Croa*, for a minimum Sbortluiud wad Typing Ivm .nitrwlhiu home until after the death of his thi* an annual eveut. There are
Mflouhe Give*
Duplícate
®
la Held
Kj Student*
of
Major
f«Aid of I3.00d.000 nvrnxiuiry to pro-
mother twenty-three >e«rs »go , at ten lectures In the course of one
To
Call
and
a
half
to
two
hour*
each,
H
in
!
*nd
Seeoad
Frizes
I vide ear« for flood victim« for un
which time he moved to Raltdgh.
I he t1r»t annual hobl.y abow >pon*
He wa* identified with the Church dealing with such subjects as ar­
Pursuant
to u call,
ih« Town
l * r,° d’
acred by the Torch Honor noclety
tificial respiration, control of he­
The ‘H eaviest Irozen Fggs Con­
of
God at Re hoi 1*.
In
annwer
to
a
telegram
from
< oiinrll met ai special *e**!i n, or
under the aui»ervl»ion o f M l«« heba«-
immediate treatment of test’’ sponsored Jointly by the Col­
He Joined
the first
Benvertou morrhage,
probably we ala>uld aay, Adjourned A<*iniritl Grayson, asking for 8250 fera, waa held Wcdneaday, March
umbia Food Store and the Feaver-
Grange, No. 100, alsooet sixty y«ar- fractures, etc.
heimioii, Mondiiy evening. Tbero wer.- UH " “ »hlniftou county’* quota, W. Ik.
at tjie Uenverton high ychhol
ton
Review has passed into U rtorv.
Successful
applicant*
must
have
ag»>,
and
xxa*
a
Silver
Star
mem­
present Major
Wilson,
Recorder 1 ’ Norman of Aluha, president of gym.
A very guceesful ‘‘ Heaviest Dozxu
ber of the present lk-averton grange, attended eight of the ten lectures
Wllaun, Aldermen fa r r . Dror.uugh, i th# w #» ,l*>gton County Red Proa*
Hobble* o f every description were
und a regular attendant until three ami get an average at thei: final Fgga" Contest cloved last Saturday
lUdluiid, ui.d Ko*«i, A (l"ivn ) |*nt ‘ coupler, railed a meeting of the diaplajed
under the heading« of
years ago when his health failed. examinatlcu of not !e*a than 75%. afternoon. Entries filled the space
lemon, II. Jeffrie*. Attorney Albert <,fr,cen* "" d director* at the Hllls- r...iiH, HtampH, und mlscellrneou*.
Dr. Welsh reports that o.asses allotted for them and after the dead
Mr. Ixsiney wa* never married.
Ketumer, und !>>ften June*. I* |„ ,-,r" e handier of commerce
■ oorn*
The glee club, directed by MI m
; 10 82. line, which wa* at 4 p.ir.. there
we-e attended by from
•M>«ra m m In. a little Inter.
Monday events« am) It wn* voted Mutkin*. *ang at interval* during He I* survived by one sister, Mr.
t. . «
ir iill
s ir o o
o r . m i n 1 /
In
4 /-. a n t a p
Robert Brown
of
Garden Home, people each time. Some who „tten- ' » e r e still egg* coming In to enter,
the | h v fortnaitce. The hoy* quartet,
Ml M t a M t o * up mm tin » county fund A™"*?!**'*
if0®
-
1
*
ded
one
or
more
of
the
lectures
No
preliminary
announcetaeu.
waa
eight nieces, four nephew*, several
for relief of the flood
oompoxed o f Jo* IJerger, E.1 jann-
explaining
why the meeting held
to take
the whole ( made, so it hardly gave others a
grand nieces and nephews, and two were unable
A
cull
xxa*
u I mo made
*«•1, Clmrl«# West, and Ray Rugland,
February 8 wa* 11 lea* I, M lo » H » f ' i ,,Ter' r "-
course, and some attended not for ' chance to get
in on
the prlre
great grandnephews.
('onrtributlcii* t«> replace thi* made
it* flrat public appearance,
which he
Inatrurterl Uie council, for
credit but for tbe knowledge gained, awards.
The
fimer.il
wa*
held
Saturday,
:mount hi the county treasury.
•luging “ The liulldog on the hank ’.
that they »h»uld proceed t j reud |
a * socn a* the new* of the con-
la nation*
have |>een made
In The girl*’ quartet, Martha Lehman. March 21, at 2:00 p.m., froaj the Names of successful appliceuts have j
the hid* received for hond printing.
been sent to Red Cross headbuir-
began to spread, W. T. Miksehe
it
kti
Congregational
I'liur.h
of
different
part*
of
the
county,
und
Ruth
Hopper,
Klizabelh
Only two were read, that i f Irwin
ters, and rboee making the required manager of Washco Seed and FeeJ
*ya
’
!
Beaverton.
The
Rev.
R.
Young
un
uppisil
I*
he.up
made
to
every-
¡.lid Roltertu 'Vhatley, sang
Hudson. flin , ,,nd of II. I< (Trie*.
conducted the
services,which
in- grade w ill receive a certifle;:te of | company solicited the opportxmltv
. tie (u **al*t In thi* huiiiuniarlan l,eaf t.'lover."
«II«.
to Join In the awarding of prizes.
cttlderi scripture v e r « ‘ * selected bv the work done,
v.iwk.
no
matter
how
*m
*l)
tha
Mi** WhRloek, (Viuinercial teach­
Mr. Patterson read a resolution
Mr. DeDney several yeax* ago. In­
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The matter was taken under con-
contribution.
er. gave Mhorthatid demou.“*..; tion
f’« had prewired and explumcd how
terment
wa*
at Crescent
Grove T R E A T M E N T FO R IR IS
iid t n t lo g and It was decided that
.Aid
ft|»eed
test*
to
atudcntn
rrrnlnr
Donation*
may
lie
left
at
the
they «-ould art nround awarding the
I n i p c w u r IC P / X I T V I I Mr- Mikscbe should give hi* contri-
Gregg rwanta. cemetery, where graveside service*
Jot» to the |oWe*t i.ffer. DrnritUUg i city Riworder’* office. No general luo-word-a mlnuie
L » C .A r M I j l 1 » F U l ' I S I i b n tlau ae duplicate first and »ee-
were miducted
by the Beaverton
They
were:
Virginia
Cr..
ndajl,
sol
i
Mutton
will
he
made.
V.«
dr
«poke In favor of lettine I tu J< h
ond prizes which made these prizes
1’thel
Hunt, Mary
Hull, and grange.
to • local U i payer und Patleraon pend on you to do your part.
Ir.* lesif *pi>t, a disease that de- -eally worth while.
Helen Kuriow*ki.
Helen Kurowiikl,
t'Ll'D K TV.VMS
poke something about getting the
foliated large planting* of b.tlbous
The two prize* awarded by the
second year »tudent. won first place
Mr. Clyde Evanw,
Past
Grand iri* -n 1934, ha* already sh. wn up
« ik
done in payment
of debt.» B E T H E L L A D IE S A ID
Washco Seed and Feed company
If
tvp*ig
xxlth
a
rpeed
of
68
with
l’atr<Ar of the Grand Chapter of In southern
owed the city. The M n jw d r erte.I
aod central
Oregon'
TO S P O N S O R
P L A ? no error*. MJrhmi Doty, first y «*r Oregon, died at St. Vincent's hos­ and 1» expected to become a ser­ went to, first, W. S. Huff, 1 sack of
the Recorder lo read ll»e reuilntio.i
( Town scratch feed, and second, a
Htudent, wa* »econd
with f? and pital Wednes lay at midnight, from
hut Mr. Patterson
*tated tl at »
ious
problem
again
this
*1 due-bill, payable In merchandise
Ml»* Breeding presented complications resulting fio-m an ill
'I lie ll elhel I udies* " I 1» " t v a : 5 error*.
member of the Council nhould read
throughout the western part of the
rhythm drill*
and typing ness of the flu. Mr. Evans
w-a* state, -ays Dr. Frank P. McWhor­ at the Washco Seed and Feed com­
i program
at the ( ’em «regal hum I typing
the resolution and move It* *d«»p
pany store. These two prizec went
Inrtrummtal in instituting Heave
tion. Mr. Onrr rend the resuntlon. cI mi r oh, Tuesday cvenlnj March 3J. award*.
ter,
plant paehoF'gi'st
at Oregon
; along with tbe first and -econ 1
The award* for the hobby show Chapter No. 10«, in 1912.
Mr. Droratiugh seconded the motion, A play. ’’ Who'* Who. or A ll in a
State college.
! prizes listed below.
Funeral jerviotw
will
be
held
and four Councllmen voted axe. Mr. Fog". w ill he put on hy the pqb- were:
At
tbe time
it caused
heavy
First prize.
13 cash, plus that
Coin
divUi'
u--J<rbn
II.
K.amligr-
Saturday
at
the
House
of
Holman.
chc*
of the local
< arr then moved that a rm tract Ile speaking
losses two years ago, no control
mentioned above, went to W. 8.
lx drawn up by the Atlorrxy for high *i ho.il. Thla l# a highly a ger, grand prize and blue libhon,
* methods were known.
but sanc<-
Huff on hi* 49-ounce dozen. Sec-
th« printing.
miming plav. and xxlll futmsh real ;<nd a billfold donated by D ' Tnl- H E A L T H A SS’N . M E E T
that time effective
spraying
and
.. .
.
,
..
.. ..
t»ert;
Itnogene
Hoffman,
second
red
Time wa* then naked hy Mr. Put- entertainment. 'l’he cant I* onn»r<*sed
bulb treatment method* have been • l nd ?r **' * l" C* Ì ^ U?1 ^
V'
T
O
IN
T
E
R
E
S
T
P
U
B
L
IC
ribbon;
Charles We*t Sr.,
thirl,
worked out at the college. Tbe fol dne bi,' ' wtru
Ml^ he» I * eh° ”
tetaon to take up aome matter* j of Kthel Hir.it, Verna
Stulder, Kd
whR« ribbon.
iage
requires
special
Bordeaux Farm’ 3i>^ C ™ * * ' I h' rd Dri7» ’ «
pertain lug
t*. City !,urines*. The Blatter. J<e Berger. and Jay Gibson.
The Washingtcn County
Public
Stamp division— Andrew Führer,
spray* and the bulbs need to be cash, a tie. James Walters and C.
Mayor «ignined hi* nawent .Aid con
There will he no charge at the
Association
will
hold a
flrat, and a stamp album givtea by Health
North, with each 37-ounce dozen.
ttewted later.
«Jderohie time wa* takwn *n read- j door, hut w collection will he laketj.
meeting of interest for the fuUUc.
the Mt. Hood Gt.mip company; Uv
Fourth prize,
TTiere
are
two
kind*
of
fungu*
. a y*ar> subscription
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me and m.iking vitriolic comment*
March
hert Weinenback,
second,
and h at Beaverton High school.
that cause the trouble, and hence 10
Review, went ,f>
¿ i* !« 1-
ou the editorial
printed
in |a*t MRS. H U D S O N W I N S
to Mrs.
Mock of stump*; Imogene Hofman. ?1, 8:90 p.m. according
there are really two diseases, al- r,n a
dozen.
prir*.
week’ « Review. Following which the
Essex Manxh. President
third, white ribbon.
though their differecce is not ’■«'ad- ® month* subscription to T ie Re-
T R O P H IE S W IT H D O G S
Council adjourned, "Ou Call” .
Dr. C. B. M uon
will t-ik on 'ly distinguishable. Different bulb »'<*«. * * nt to P. ! » Schultz, » 84-
Miscellaneous division—Albeit Pe-
terkWrt
(lAitterfly collect kai I
and tuberculosis following the epidemi. treatmcr.t is needed for each. Hence, ouroo dezen.
x»-hlch
Louisa Smith (scrap book*, tie for of measles and pneumonia,
T IM E N O W TO P O IS O N
^
Dr. McAVborter sugg» -tv that grow-
Although not so stated in th»
Mrs.
first;
Mary Jane Junor and Faye has been »tatc-wide.
er* noting the trouble s nd samples arsiounccment, all ties were award-
(.R O U N D S Q U IR R E L rlblMitm, and twelve pound i of doc Ixiuise Fessoli, dog*, and Be* Jan n -jO rr Dunbar, ex-Seeretary of Sadie
Na­
in to the botany department nt OSC j cd duplicate prires.
Fight othe-
■ -
meal for her entry of txvo *|g-
sen,
cartridge collection, tie for thural Tuberculosis Associatiou will for identification. Specific directions: prizes of a pi»und of Columbia Bosr
Cround «qulrreti wn NO.,', '. e out mouth* old wire hatred terrier* i*
second place; Margaret Schulz w ith 1 be a guest.
I. R. Metzler
will for combatting tbe disease are con-! Coffee were awarded as follow*;
pU;. the IVirtland Kennel
cluh*
lTth
.• r*it active and ev .
Swiss collection t»ud Earl Dralle show a film on health and »afetv. tained in a r.ew circular of infor- J the size of tbe dozen eggs imroedi-
squlr-
i
<«nual
dog
*how
at
the
nudilorium
,
.
,
.
.
son'll n.>.-’ tot me I <
There will be musical selection*
mation which will be sent fre e ., r.tely following the winner: J. A.
ami Saturd y.
Her | W,M* * " * ,nod<‘,!,• ,ook th,rd-
rels to do damage during the h a r - i'115'
Friday
Judge* were: coin, Dr. Talbert: \ and a report on last year's activ-
Bulbous iris production is now Lincoln, 33 ozs.; W. Elhart and F.
of
» « - I season,
a damage
xa tm h .1- duugliter,
M. . Alan
....... Rinehart
.....................
Mr. Brownley v t the Mt. j I tics and the com *.lg year's prog- a more than $109,000 industry in 1 Riedlinger, 32 ozs.; W. R. Rice and
mount* to from 50< to 41 for «a c h ' Fbiiland, wav «warded a prize f o r 1
1
Hood Stamp Co.; miscellaneous. Mr. ! gram
will be presented
to the
P. lledberg, 31% ozs; Mrs. H.
Oregon.
adult squirrel.
*1<>r v'htry.
Bolin and W. A. Van Kleek, 31
Oue
tableHp.*»uful
of
po.roued
ozs.; G. Tucker, 30 ozs.
graiu »bnud lie ploced near the cn
The interest shown and the num­
trance of each burrow
and addl-
ber of entrants, considered wi*h the
■tional
grain scattered
along the
size of the entries, seem to war-
run*.
Folaoned barley to be used
( rant the announcement that It Is
tor tins purpose tiacx recent!) been
JIM M M IS S A I S
of the sponsors to
ing au adequate ro.id to those people the Tigard B "j Scout trmip. TY>r a ;xnd trying many of them «lone, 91 the intention
pri'iHired by tbe cvmnty agent's o f ­
of the defendants were make ¡t an annual affair.
lu HCvkiug the Kcpuhhcan nomln- xvbo are now cut off by impassable considerable period he was one of per cent
fice and can be secured from the
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! the active members of Washington convicted.
immunity .to re, and feed d.aler*. ^ ,0“ [«rc o u n ty c o m m l.s 'o n x
aud roods;
(.'!> It will le my policy to ex- ' county relief committee. Mr. Hagen
“ 1 will leave 4o the members of IN J U R Y F R O M FR O ST
A 8% pound sack i* sufficl.fi»
re-election to tbe office which I
have held for
more
thau three p» nd e»v*ry effort to bring to Wash-1 Is precinct committeeman iu the T i­ the Juries, witnesses, or the de N Q T y f i T D E T E R M IN E D
•i I »mit 209 halt*.
xeir*. I fie l that It Is Incumlivlit up ll: atou county a greater ullotimAki of gard precku-t and ha* been very fvndants themselves in those case*
_ _ _
u tn-ii tin- squirrel* first cotc*^out oa M ,tl ,»1.t ,rv n,j u :i..n by |,n
state highway fund* on both primary^ active in the Democratic organiza- w»iet.her I ever persecuted instead
B% Wm p ^
Co. Aient
after a period of long winter fast­ renting b> the citizen* of thi* coun­ Rtute highways and .secondary state tion for the past several yeats. He
of prosecuted anybody, he said.
Ipjury ,c
from the
ing, tiiey will be hungry afid the ty a record of service which will
highways, and to work for an ex- ts the sole owner of the Yigard
If
nominated
and
elected.
Fat-
frost
last
November
can
not yet
I oison huit 1* pnrticularlj enticing recommend my candidacy.
tension of ihe secondary state high- Realty Company of Tigard, Oi.
terson declares.
‘ I w ill endeavor
definitely determined.
Reports
*liicv> there is no other grain feed-
. . .. xxay system in Washington county.
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...
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I he candidate xx-la» has not held
^ tc
serve you as district attorney as to the exact ex ent o f damage
.ivallable.
Consequently.
control
Barnest effort towards carrying RlHTR.ilT ITTO H XKY r 4 \ l)IR 1TK i as ^ bave served you in my other an(j injury,
would
for tbe most
, " t tbe
work done now is very mue», m o r e l1* ' ® li,n roly on
mun who fills the off Ire hn* hi* out s und economical administration
„ ,
‘
„ 1 positioo*.
with courtesy, efflciencx part giem to be guess work. tTn-
effective than when done nt a lat­
record of public *ervi<e and upon will characterize my term of office.
P. L. l.itterscgi who has filed on und economy_ j intend to conduct qustioBably. there is injury, but It
er date.
the Republican ticket as a candi­
James I»cwis
that record he must Htand or fall.
the office aloae so long a« it can probably will bo some time before
Them
I* considerable qtustloti
date for nomination to tbe off ce of
A |>ollcy of evouomical slid effi­
be
*>ne with due regard to the the extent o f such injury can be
regarding whether or not the poi­ cient management o f coiAity affairs II It.I > HFFKS C O rSTT
district attorney c*me to '.Vashing- protection of tbe public’s iu.erest. positively determined.
son barley ut*«d for ground squir- ha* b.'eu lire key not* of my admin
IHkMMIflSIOVKF. JOB ton county in 1926 mid served as I will
impartially administer
-all j young tree® suffered considerably
deputy district attorney under E. law* and sincerely endearcr to ef- - more !han tJie f.id trw s und those
-tel» is destructiva to game birds. mtraiIon. and that this p-licy ha*
for sis
and ore-half
Estensive trial* Indicate positivoly
effectively put
into practice
Bert C. Hagen, Tigard real estate B. Tongue
feet greater savings through more orchards
that
were
lee* thrifty
that grouse, quail, pheasunlx and ciAi he seen by the achleveme its ac­ broker and Insurance agent,
has years. Since leaving that office he successful prcxsecu ions of criminal probably were less affected. In al!
-Imllar
game bird*
cau consume complished in the county road de­ tiled his petition with the county has bcixi
in private practice
tn
this was due
to the
relatlxcly
large qunnlltle* of the trim e n t. In 1931, the county had clerk, stating that he will seek the Hlllsbcro. He is now acting a city violators raid of delinquent tax oo*- probability
lections.”
fact that in those older orchard*
poison
barley without
producing $532,090 for road purposes.
attorney
for
Hillsboro,
Beaverton,
For nomination for the position of coun­
--------------------1 growth stopped earlier and ther.
uny harmful effect*.
j 1936 we xvlll have $169,099 fot thx’ ty commissioner which Is nox» held Banks, Gaston and Sherwood.
! was less sajp In the trees r.t the
M. H. D I1 H D O K I» SAYS
Domestic bird*, however, ara more same purposes. To continue tbe by James Is-wis of Beaverton. Mr.
Since coming to Washington <’ o .
time
of the cold
weather.
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in
Klama
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or less
susceptible to strychnine maintenance
und
betterment
of Hagen will probably be the Demo­ In addition to his practice of law.
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poisoning, and where they nre to county road* it has bn u necessarx cratic n-minee in the fall election, he has been active in civic affairs. Oregon. February 18, 1898. Shortly * reat"
my parents moved to r^P°rte<^ at t s
m
*
he ranged over the ground, it ts tit entirely revise and modernise our a* the Democratic party throughout He has served as commander of afterwards
trunks.
There, perhaps , is som»
Important that the holt l»e placed malnLnnnce methods. As an llbis- the county Is generally favorable to the Hillsboro post of the A meric am the farm north east of Hillsboro
knm,
bud Injury, but Just now thi* '*
nasi m m
ever
y '
U1
. .
•mt at an early date so th..i the tiatlrrn of tlie savings nffected, I Mr. Hagxvi’s nomination
an 1 will Legion for two tern*!, and a* com­ where my home
not
apparent. Cnttlnn into the
majority of It will be gone before rite some comparative cost*. W\ 1931 probably have no opposition Iu the mander o f the county Legion Jam­ since.
bark on the tree trunk from the
the bird* have acre hs ito it
boree. He is now serving bis se­
At the outbreak ^ of the world OTltgid<l ^
ftndiDp
„ i isColore 1
there was produced at Jackson rock primary.
When
properly
put out.
It Is quarry 10.949 cubic, yards of rock
In hts petition which is now being cond term a* vice president cf the war, I joined tbe
l . S. Navy and n€ar
outer surface deer not
highly lmpr< liable
that
doinentlc at a li'tnl cost of $18,316 or $1.82 circulated
over two years In the con- mean
the free
lg damaged.
The
throughout
Washington Hillsboro t’-hauiber of Comme-co. He served
livestock would he uhle to consume per cubic yard.
and transport service. After • roj(1T
0f tbc bark nearest to the
In 1934 we pro­ county, Mr. Hagen stated that he has been axrtive m Boy Scout*, Hl- voy
sufficient quantity to do then any duced 29,380 cubic yards of rock at will, during his term of offlc •, ad­ V, and other youth activities, and discharge from the Navy I atten- wood |s a coodi hri(.ht color, tbe
harm.
probably all right and l‘.
a cost of $11,579 or 56.9C per cubic vocate and xueournge economy and is now serving a* state chairman ded Oregon State College, leaving
the American
legion
Junior in my sophomore year.
may
even be possible
that this
xard. I cite this as i«i Illustration efficiency in the office of county of
B I R T H D A Y D E G R E E IS a* to what can he done toward af­ commissioner consistent with pro­ Baseball program.
In 1923 I took over the opera- might show some alight discolor
Patterson states: "M y record of tton of the borne place and hav» ation without tho tree being serl-
G I V E N M RS. F E L S H E U fecting a sound management ns gressive advancement of our coun­
ty and further state* that be will l« s t service Is the best cr'.terhwi farmed it ever s>ace.
hereinafter set forth:
on sly damaged.
It ) A reduction of expenditures flghl for fair and equal distribution of what the public may expect of
I have served as clerk of my lo­
Heavy pruning or heavy cutting
At the meeting o f Reaver Chap­
of county road fund» for both con­ me. 1 am willing that I should be cal school district for six years.
hack or *he tres*s wt this time of
ter No. RM> O.F,|B.. Wednesday eve­ in t.he various county department*
struction and maintenance and will judged on my success as deputv
I have been active In American the year In the belief that the»'
ning, Mrs. Myrtle Felsher, Worthy to the lowest possible poln’ consist­
urge Increase
of
pension allow­ district attorney and as attorney legion. Farmers' ITnton, and othe> arc seriously
damaged
and tha'
Matron, wa1* given a plensiis»t -sur­ ent with efficient service 40 tbe peo­
ance .
for
the various
municipalities
1 civic and fraternal mxzveroents.
this type o f ptuning i* neec-aary
prise hy her officer*, who conferred ple;
Mr. Hagen has been quite active now serve.’*
(21 A progressive, sensible road
I believe f am capable of hand- would *cem to be a very serious
a birthday degree on her, present­
ling the duties of a county clerk mistake In view c t the actual un-
lie points out that o f the defend
ing (her with a bouquet of hand­ program. It i* obvious that vv it lx t during the past several years in
and
elected I certainty as to winter damage. A
kerchiefs
and a large deccrated l urtalled budget we can hope for Ixxth social and fraternal functions ants tried for criminal offenses In !»id if nominated
no extensive road building pro­ In the eastern part o f Wasb'ngton the circuit court during the present the office o f county clerk efficient- much bettor policy to follow would
birthday cake.
only
51 net cent will try to conduct the business of he that of doing no more than the
At
the next
meeting
of
the gram. I’ nder such circumstances my county. He fcs a member of the administration
chapter. Winlnesdny, April 8. the policy xxnould be to malntr.tn the American Ia»gion and at the present have been convicted, while Curing ly and serve tJie public to tbe best ordinary pruning If any until the
ictual effect of the cold weather
Tast Matrnis and Patrons will he road* wa now have avid to '•onfine lime is clerk of the Tlgwrd grade tta previous term, when hr waj cif my ability.
n*w const ruction ub«>Jects to brlng- nchool board and *oout master of deputy and assisting in all case*
-
W. H. Dlerdo-.fi
-an be more clearly *e«n.
•peclnl guest*.
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