FRIDAY, APRII. 10. IM«
The B eiw U n Rede«
In The WEEK’S NEWS
C I K R E \ T E V E tS T S P H O T O G R A P H E D F O R
THE R E V IE W
F I R S T DIP — T h t Nantucket,
new U. S. Lightship, leaves the
ways at her launching in W il
mington, Del. She will mark the
spot where her predecessor was
rammed by the Olympic two
_____________ years ago._____________
A L L A M E R IC A B R I D G E —
B. Jay Becker, of Philadet
phla, is the “surprise’* in this
year’s all-America bridge
team, selected by Shepard
Barclay, bridge editor of
Collier's Weekly. He wins
second place, crowding close
to Oswald Jacoby. Number-
One man of the tram. Beck
er, a newcomer, has been
playing bridge only five
_____________ years,_______________
FROM O F F I C E BOV TO
P R E S I D E N T — William H.
Kingsley,
newly
elected
president of the Penn Mu-
tual Life Insurance Com-
pony, Philadelphia, who be- . —
gan his business career with
the Penn Mutual at the age J**
of 16, a few months after
graduating from Girard Col-
*lege. Philadelphia.
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Charles F . Gannon (left), radio executive, and Mike Jacobs,
promotsr of the coming Louis-Schmelling fight, signing contracts]
giving Buick all rights to broadcast the battle next summer.
F L IE S
THROUGH
T H E A IR — But not
with any particular
ease, for water is hard
when you hit it at 45
miles an hour. Bob
Eastman, the daring
young outboard dare
devil. crosses a Winter
Haven. Fla., bridge in
II
unique fashion.
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C
V a y GR A Y
F L O O D A F T E R M A T H — Plague and
pestilence threatened flood victim!
when the recent high waters went
down, but prompt Red Cross work
staved off the menace. Here flood
area residents are being inoculated
against typhoid.
church in P o rtlan d conducted ?
series of services a t »he local
N azarene church th e la tte r p art
at la st week.
■Ipcal H appenings
— n
a I-gant
I p—IBB— — —
M rs.. J . H . Venn is tecov- th is week. He plans to retu rn
erlng from an illness of erysip home Sunday.
elas.
A. C. T u ttle
visited
s t hi*
Miss T helm a Tefft spent the farm ou Denney road, Tuesday.
week-end
w ith h e r ap re n ts *n
Mrs. F ran k E rickson of F a r
Eugene.
m ington w as a v isitor it W hit-
Chas. B arry
is
recovering ford Wednesday.
from the effects of infection in
T . Knepper and sons Ivan and
his hand.
Ronald spent the week end a:
Mrs. J , H . H u lett wa* an W ashougal. W ash.
overnight g u est
of
Mrs. Joe
Mr. aud M rs, E . Sm itn and
Bush, F rid a y .
R oberta sp en t the week-end with
A rchie Oleson sp e n l the week relativ es in P o rtland.
end w ith his b ro th er a t Gales
Donald R ichardson ha< gone
Creek, fishing.
to Manning to do some work for
A son was born to Mr. and his uncle, Bruce McCann.
Mrs. Joe R igert of Cooper M t.,
Mrs. V. A. Wood en tertain ed
S aturday, A pril 4.
the Daphne club with a lunch
Mrs. H enry W atts, who has eon a t h er hom e Thursday.
been quite 111 w ith the flu -the
■Mr. and M rs. Bruoe McCann
p a s t tw o w eeks is im proving.
of Manning sp e n t Sunday with
Miss LaM erne Dean,
student Mr. M cCann's p aren ts, M r. and
a t Pacific U niversity, visited > M rs. J . A. McCann.
ver th e w eek-end at her home
Mrs. Ida Clifford
and tw o
"%ere.
grandchildren, Jo an and M arjori*
M rs. G lenn S nyder •« at the Nieson of Oak Grove visited the
Good S am a ritan h ospital
where Clifford farm Wednesday
sh e
underw ent
an
opesatlon,
Mrs. T . B. D enney en tertain ed
A pril 2.
a n u m b e r of P o rtlan d friends cm
Mr. and M rs. P aul V ir'e ll of Friday, honoring h e r sister, Mrs.
L en ts visited
a t th e home of R. G. Carey, on h er birthday.
M rs. VirTell's m other, M rs. Dora
T he W hitford W om en’s club are
Fox, Sunday.
giving a social on F riday eve
M rs. H . O . S tip e w as a lunch ning, April 17. T h ere will be n o
everyb, dy is
eon g u est a t th e home of h er adm ission ch arg e;
d au g h ter, M rs. F ra n k Allbands, welcome.
in P o rtlan d , T uesday.
M rs. Elva Cheshire cf P o rt
M rs. Ja y G ibson and Mrs. J . land sp en t th e p ast tw o weeks
G . Gibson
atten d ed
a bridal a t th e home
of h er p are n ts,
show er given for Miss F ern Bak Mr. and M rs. E kstrom on C an
yon ro a d .
e r a t G aston. T uesday.
Mrs. Ted H o rn e ck c r and son
G regory of Coiquille, Ore. are
spending th is m onth visiting at
th e E ssex M arsh and John Mc
Leod hom es.
F red L ehm an, son of M r. and
M rs. E rn e st L ehm an of Be’.hanv,
is in th e bospK el w ith a m as
to id,
an a f te r
effect
of th e
s c a rle t fever.
Bob Jack so n of Nys*a. O re .,
is visiting old friend» and fo r
m er schoolm ates
in
Beaverton
T TOWNSEND ITKMS
Try
GOOD N E W S — Fight fans will appreciate this picture. It shows]
T he B eaverton
Girl
Ri serve
C hurch service
w ill be at the
C h ristia n C hurch, Sunday. April
26, a t 11 o’clock. E verybody s
welcome.
dluu«r gueat* of Fred'« m ottier,
Mr» W alter T lbbatt«.
«»Ik» at St« Dollar
WashlugtuM, 1», 0.—While American»
M rs. Wtnftetd S co tt (flrkOdiini
■
‘*•11 W cents in gold a dollar under HB-----------------------------
S cott) hna beeil eiMlIned to her
By Newell -Mat’rum
Roosevelt. Panam a doe»u’t. The United
The Item eri on low undid t'lu h hrd for tb» |>uat werk wtth Du.
Stales Is bound by treaty to pav Pun
aiua $230,000 annually as rent for the had a rousing buxines» meeting Slie lg iinprovlng alowly,
night
al h '»vanii
canal. The Isthmian republic refused last Friday
Hall. T 'le g uthcrhig «rpelied hv
to accept the Itooaevelt dollar, claim
HIHI »: I U S N
lug it would loan on the deal, ao notv singing “ Am erica". T he efTlelul
The su b jert for am dv nt th«*
bulletin« were read. Mr«. !.. F. weekly Hilde ela«» Jield I riday
we must i>n.v her in her own money
balboaa.
llu tu h u rg «ung one of her furor- eveulug« ut Itllbei hall hv Mr»
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Ite ««mgs tuiuch waa served mid K (1 Nagel, tbl« werk w ill be
A WPA ,.c , _ . . .
.....
all hud a good tim e. Priw ldent i» eoutlnuiktlou
of
tust » u - k i
, v
la w orking lin 'd for
Itariird. N. M.— I Ills tlus village la Hutithurg
leason mul "E urihly fCinctuary"
th»’
Tow
nsend
Plan.
He
need»
th
e
iMr. and Mrs. J ; I-’. l-» » h er> going to have a fancy new place for
Mr and Mr». H . F
Kllamler, •<* l»»it>Hc meetings Ita population Is help of every m em ber; he prea- V»TI II HRIZIYU
Mr». S tella Kllla, aud Mrs. Ar- only 100. Hut the WPA plana to cou- ent next F riday night, April IT,
1)1 »HTION INH" • R»H
Bring your
chle w illiatux attended the vial- »iruct for It»; an t a “city building'* at nt th e big rally.
friends
tation m eeting of Mairvais and *
of
Oregon City. In .aiswx-r to
I'atro n s and Assn. M .itnm s and j
—
—
tiueallons from inuuy grower« of
Deuvertiai
Townsend
>
’luh
will
Fatron» of th e O . t S
n t the
''M an ha» alwaya hum or
enough
hairy vetch in C lackam as count),
-Pythian H all In PoKlmu! Friday 1 to m«ko m erry wltli w hat he can- have a big rally' Friday night, County Agisti J. J. |n»kccp r e
April
17,
8:00
p.m
,
a
t
(be
Kl-
evening. T he th ree gate«. M eat- not kalp.“- G o e th e .
port* th a t experienced grow er« of
wanla Hall. B eaverton.
gate, Southgate,
aud
E ustgate !
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«'harles linker of Portlund will Hie crop have found tlm; lim ited
C hapters, were the host» for the
He ,00k her hand in h.s uud
gracing is o id lu n rilf a good prur-
tv en in g .
gazed proudly a t th e engagem ent deliver an addreas on the “ ’’own-
tiee when grow th la vigorous .aid
aend
P
lan
-',
v> c a , ,» .
,.
I ll,,K he had placed on h er finger
thut die plutit i
A Abort program
amd a Mg fonti It Ions such
w
S*' v r tM " a oi lh * only th ree d a y . before.
grow
to excpMstvo length and
lunch
will
be
arrangisi.
T T Z
.‘f,
’ aU<nd
>"ur friend» adm ire ...... ho
lie jsilnt . out, however,
esl th e Kiwam» D istrict tV nven inquired tenderly
Everybody la cordially Inrltini lodge,
th a t many y«*teh p la n tin g s h a w
tm n a t Oreaham. -Monday. O ther
« ,’hey did more th an that -
»h, to be prewent
lieu vert ou people a tt «aiding the
r<-nlie,i - t « ,
, ,,
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« u n d ergi mp heavy w inter Injury
this y ear and grow th I» short,
dinner and aoclul Matty« ¿ a
T '*° ° f * * * rWO*snl»wi
ALOHA NEWS
Uml graxtng under attedi rondl-
th e evening were Mr. and Mrs. j
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n ItoiiM »oiil,l In- hketv to ser.oual)
1
R . Rlc'.iey,
and Mr»
Mr* Te.se liner
tuia been III Injure th e prop.
,
H* Puil«^ “ P
,»’e Hotel Coles-
M. Joainsen.
John Kirby. E lm er Benson
“J ! * ? " ] The I several d a y . w ith flu
te r Unto, Mis» Marie Schaefers in
‘
H
Mn
H .N visited her
and l^ .n a r d Adame.
“ Good m om in*. gtr." he »rkl ¡„. I ™ tth<>r J Pop,‘* ml ^ 'e m l day»
Beaver C hapter No. IOC enter- KT'o-tmtmtriy. ‘’Much lugvag '- s ir ? ’ I ** Wv*
tained for th e P a st M atrons and
“T hree bags,' replied the young
1‘he O ren W right
family
of
P atro n s of th e f h a p ie r a t itx tnan, climbing- out.
I P o rtlan d have m ured Into th e
m eeting
W ednesday
evening. T hree ¡fnert blast» 0n a wllietl.' I Hgawell honw* on Stacey Ave
F ourteen P ast Matrons and elev- brought
th re e page boys
• K-in«
A lo .,n „ of
p ,( l|o n d
en P ast Patron» were present, th r u iy h th e re v o h m g d, or*, an.i ,,nd
little girl» were
visitor*
An original hum orous resum e on th e lu g g ag e w*as solemnly cx .rrifl I Hundny nt tt*> .1 h Neul home
the hobbies
of the
honored
Me 'lot M i . J
II \ . . | | r e
guests, writ-ten by Mr*. J F. T he com m ission*ire
piloted tm
turned S aturday evening from a
F elsher, present Wort tv M atron, a rriv a l to th e door, w here -h<
T ip to thel
ranch In
» a s read hv M rs. Emma G errlsh p o rte r ww* bow ing abjectly
r r r r r r ir m
Malm ».r Co.
and Raymond J . IV rrev, aftet
“T his wwy, eirr.”
which each guest was prescuted S cu rry in g footm en paused iy.|>ect
M r. an d Mr«. F red TU-baits
with
a hobby
horse
favor. f u'fy to allow th e guest un unim .,«nl Mi -
D o n 't l e t H E A D A C H E ,
A c id
Hughs,ip » e r e Sun da y
Speeches and refreshm ent* con- peded p assag e to the te c e p tin
f
In d igestion, N euralgia, M uscu
tice.
eluded the meeting.
la r . R h e u m a t ic . S c ia tic F a in a ,
-!» > "N am e, p le a se ? ”
rob you of h ealth fu l rec re atio n .
“ Stubb*—T im ottiy Stubbs ”
KamlH'nror’s
T aka A ik» Saltxar
r i n d evit for
Real Estate Transfers
“C are fo r a balcony r>><im -<<r
ourt« If how quickly It w ill n
0H------------------------- — W
For
Your
tv« y « u r «vary -d ay alluw nU .
Mr. S tu b b e? "
Mary Uhlmnn to Helen H lrsch,
Easter
Specialties
T
im
S
tubbs
scratched
-hi*
h«n
!.
Aik*
S a l l u r i«bv«« pa la bw h i m
20 acres Sec. 32, TIN R1W.
ll l oulain» an « n a la « « i,. l a o t y l
“ I’d like one, miss, but do you
laiella I* Howell e t vlr to F ar
m
lw
y
la
ta). Aik« S a ltie r 't v * s« u L ia
a n d m in e ral a lk a h trr* nsu trallx «
W'«c Realty Co., P a rt of A W. th in k it’ll be a ll rig h t ? You -pi
I ’m th e new w aiter.”
u l x m acid.
H art DI j C. ..
A nua T arn u tz er to AntODc Os-
“T he only th in g th a t doesn't I
Y «ar d /u g aU t M ill Alk»-SI«IU«r by
NOTARY f PUBLIC*
pelt, 30 acres Sec. 9. T2N R3\V grow »m ailer when It Is contract-1
th« p a ck a g t wad «v«r hU u d a f« a a -
IMS UR ANCI 1 in a n 1 r coMeANita'
Theresa Miller et ux to Antone • u is a debt.”—H ershel Dec.'sch.
Ospelt, 30 acres, Sec. 9, T2N
\n Iccidenf. and llra llh Ih-llcy
»III |ut> you » belt you •■ant*
"Th* basis of comedy Is th e In-
Waxhington County to K. W. congruous or Inappropriate.” —Jo h n
work— R ates I.on
Blenkinsop et al,
L /ts 3 and M ason Brown.
4, Ulk. 8, Sherwood.
I.O O F. Ixidge 222 to E rn est
The ta le n t of surce*» Is nothing
G rover Hagey e t al, la>t 7 an>l m ore than doing w hat you can do
8. Blk. 13. Sherwood.
w ell; and doing well w hatev er you
E sth er C. M attisou -to W illiam do, w ithout a th o u g h t of fame.
Johnson, 35 acre? Sec. 6 T3S I»ngfellow .
R1W.
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Geo. H. Johnson e t ux to J o - ! P**c*
reigns
over th e h ea rth
hanuu HeuderscM, Lot 1. Blk. 1 when the plate is f u l l —M agazine
44. M etzger A cre T rs.
D igest.
C arl F. Caulfield et ux to Al
lan M. M aness «g, ux, Lot 10,
W hat puzzles a good many peo-
Brownfeade. Garden Home.
pie i* how Ethiopia can h:,ve so
Dora
M. Brown et
vli
to much rain and still have so much
Louise Hen.sesi Thom pson e t al, desert.
3 acre» Sec. 21, T1S RlW .
Sidney H innau to C harles Ket-
"C h arac ter
is the evidence of
chum. 2 acres. H illsboro T horn' •; nur relation to God. " Itu th Ar-
Add.
nold Owen.
J. W. Connell (Sheriff) to Fed. j
l-d. Bk, 15 54 acre» T1S R3W I “ A civilization
cannot progress
Com plete line of fru it trees,
C lassified A dvertising R ates
Clarenc* Benz et ux to F. J .
criticism .” -G e o rg e P ern ard
w alnuts, (llherts, berry plant »,
I er W ord
One Cent
Mohr et ux. NV4 of last V Wil- , shaw
roses, shade and flowering tree-..
If
Paid
When
Ordered
low Brook Farm .
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.See us oA sale.* yard. Kei dvllle.
(M inim um Price for firs t
I t. A. K aig et UX t" 1 onmi \O T |l 1 OF I f X l l SF'FTI FMFX'T
Metz Hr»».’ N urseries.
CI7-19
insertion, 15 cents)
N at’l Bk of H illsboro. 1.80 a c r e s '
M h
»R T T I.».«»N T
In County Court of s ta te of Oregon j Subsequent Insertions, per word,
Beaverton-Reed ville.
WANTED
_ . , _
„
,
. . .
Cor W ashington County.
.. i
One Cent
E rick G radin to _ C h arles B lank, | , n Ule Mlliu.r
u ,e K*tale
Killing C harge
Ten ( e n la
H rn » a n te d for Rnwlelgh lim ites
1 acre, Johnson Est. Add. B ea
Belle B ennett, Deceasd.
I EXAMPLE— If a 10-word rla s
of 800 fumllles. R eliable bus-
verton ReedvIIIe.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th a t I »ihed "idvertisemont is inserted. It
itlcr s ta r t earning $26 weekly
W ashington Co. to
I^ o n a rd
th e undersigned, duly appoint« I Ad- I would eteit 15c for one time. 25o
and iucreaae rapidly. W rite
Tom pkins, 11 acres Sec. 1?. TIN
m in is t rat r lx of th e above nam ed I tor two tim es, 35c for th ree tim es,
R2W.
today.
Huwleigh, Dept. ORD-
e sta te , h as filed in the above enlIt-1 c4c- If necessary to send o p t a
17-S
O
akland,
<’nllf,
p!8-21
Pt.ebe A. McCoot
to ( h a s . A. |e(j c „ u r t and cause her fli al ac-1 sta te m en t. a n additional charge
Haynes et ux, P a rt J. M R ° w" . coinii and rep o rt as such, and th e I of__ JOc will lie made.
" n iile d G anlen »low ing
to do.
ell _DI/ 44. T2S R2W.
j ,-0„ r^
fixed the 25th day of
F. H enrrlch. I»<nve order a t
W. E. c«<zn e t al, to E dgar I
i 9 36( al
llie h<nlr (>f 10
fo r s a l e
Hälfe'* residence.
p19-20
H enry Knmna e t ux. P a rt John o’clock, a. m., of said day, and the
Griffin D U ’ No.
T IN R2W.
co u rt room of th e above entitled l o r S à i e .Boy»’ b ic y c le . 2 € '\ E x
FOR RENT
Iieonard Tompkins to W. C. , court in H illsboro, Oregon, as the
c e lle n t s h a p e
» 1 0 .0 0 . M a rs h 's
G arage.
e-19 so»eral H ouses and acreage tra c t«
v aV,iS * ,U*’
Q- '-m e and p U o t for h ean n g objec-
for aule r»r rent. Hank of Hea
'-rilar> 1
I 11
^
'
tlon? to said Final AccounI, and I sh ru b s IVnit
Thom as C o rn ell e t ux to Mar- f
lh e flnal sCtt| eme n t of »aid e
N hru' ,- * > " l‘ Trees.
P lan t now
ver! on.
adv-c-tf
ca ret M. Maher, 44.87 acres, H . ' t te
|r
N. Colder DI j C.
DATED this 26th day of March. KY
Anna M. Holmlund to Ray 1936.
à
mond C. Holm lund. P a r t Sec. 13
MURIEL BAI/X1H, \ f
T1S RlW.
A dm inistratrix of the E sta te
Belle Ikvinett, Deceased.
\A
BAG LEY & HARE, A ttorney* for
M
A dm inistratrix.
pd-17-21 ^
Candidate
Have your prescript loin- flllexl
at Drown'» B eaverton Drug Store.
l*ahi ailv.
.
a group of t» « U c young poo
pi«* Mom tUo Sell wood t'o u g re
KkfUiual church
co td u cted
the
services for the Vuung People«
meeting a t the Ideal L'ougrega-
tional church,
Sunday evening.
A large group wu*, present. Ro-1
tresh m en ts » e r e served aft«r the
meet lug. Mr», f. r . M ettle , th e
leader of th e local group, waa
assisted by Mr». H. M. I 'a m e t.
Mr. and
Mrs. O scar Rooker
and son Ell win, and Mr. and
M rs. H a rry S antee aud children,
all of H illsboro, w ere visitors
a t the home
of
M rs. M yrtle
H aines. Sunday.
Mr. and
M rs. S tru tb e rs
of
Hitecw, son K enneth, and Miss
M argaret H eddin of th e Multno
m ah hospital visited with r e l a
tives in Eugene and D rain Ore.,
over the week-end.
J. L. Benson received a tele
gram from M inneapolis, Wednes
day, advising him th a t bis bro
ther. Tom Benson, had passeu
away. He had n ot seen his b ro
th er ai the p ast tw enty-five years.
Mrs. G erda Lilja,
who
has
been confsied to her bed for the
la st two o r th ree week.*, at the
hom e of h e r sister, Mrs. Jo h n
Anderson,
is so far recovered
as to be able to be out of bed
p art of th e tim e.
H arvey \\ illiam.*, who has been
driving one of th e local school
busses, is now employed at the
H aw thorne Sand and Grave! Co.
He began work
Monday,
and
Raymond Rossi has tak en his
place driving th e school bus.
Miss E leanor Z uercher, who is
a stu d en t a t Linfield College
sp en t last week-end a t her home
a t Rock r’reek. Mis« Z ueicher,
who is of the Beaverton High
school class
of 1932. is doing
p ractice teaching a t McMinnville.
Mrs. W. C . McKell, Mt*. L
D. Shellenberger, Miss Ju liette
C a .ter, Mrs. M. H . Metcalf, Mrs.
L. W. T ucker, and Mrs. Ixiuese For
C a rte r attended th e luncheon and
m eeting of the S tate C ongregi-
tional W om an's Board a t the
First C ongregational church in !
P ortland, Tuesday.
The M issionary meeting cf the
C hurch of C h rist w as held a t
th e church. F riday w ith eleven
present. The m orning was given
over to a business m eeting. Af
te r lunch Mrs. Chas. Thompson
T he young peoples' classes of led the study, M rs. V. H o p p e'
a vocal solo, and M rs.
th e Beaverton C hurch of C h rist gave
are sponsoring an E aster su n W . W. Shipm an a reading.
rise program and b rea k fa st a t
The Beaverton C ongregational
the C hurch, Sunday a t 7'0h a.m. church choir, under the direction
The C. E. of the C hurch of of Mr. W illis ( adv. will preso.it
C h rist sponsored a program of a concert of E aster music, Sun
April 12, a t the
music, readings, and tw o sh o rt day evening,
play« to raise money to send church. Thene will be solo and
a delegate to th e S tate C. E. choral num bers. A cordial invita
convention.
tion is extended to all to attend.
T he Rev. V. W . Anglin, pas- | This has been an annua] event
to r of the B rent»’ond N azarene for several years.
Bt WIU-AIKAII/E ’
J
Spring Savings
For Assessor
Washington County
Mr. and M rs. Dick H em p k j
and tw o sm all ch ild ren cf S yl
van spent Sunday afternoon and
evening
w ith
Mr*.
H em pke’s
father, C. B. G ardner.
At National Hardware Stores
Prices Effective April II to 18 Inclusive
NOTH F. TO CREDITORS
In the County C ourt of the S tate nf J
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Oregon for the Connfy of Wash- 9 T l O O T H > n a i T i e l
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In the M atter of the E state of Alice ^
Adzlna Ada ms, Deceased
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Notice is hereby given th a t the
V ^ a ls O IT lin e
undersign d h«' ticcn appointed e x - ! »
ecu to r of Uie l-i» t Will and To« A
tam ent <zf Alice Adzina Adams bz
I the County (' u ii of W nshingto.a
County, S tate of Oregon, end liae
qualified as such.
All persons h av in g claim s ag ain st
j said • s ta te are hereby n'/tified to
present the sam e duly verified a*
by law required to Jbe under..,Igned
at Beaverton, Oregon, w ithin six
m onths from th e dale hereof.
Dated and first published ''la rch
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at The Friendly Store
20, 193«.
L ast publication April 17, 1936. |
Doy Gray, E xecutor, Beaverton, j
Oregon.
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