The Beaverton review., July 31, 1936, Image 1

T he B eaverton R eview
I he Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively to the interests of Eastern Washington County.
VOLUME XIV. No. 35
Subscription, $1.00 per yr. In Advance
Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon, Friday, July 31, 19.Î6
—
New Transformer
Is Installed Here
One of Two Which Will
Double the Capacity
Of This St ut ion
PLAN IMPROVEMENT
X um i I I t l t u t l n i
l'ro g n iiii
'Ib is
' * “ *■ I» Cur irriti On H r ro i d
latiti Sunday, r«j«u> m n work
ni pie
llH V ti till hu I ni I u
H"U |>lurv<l
in »«rviiv
one 01
1 *'11 ***"« 'truiieiomu.Tii wl.lrli will
Jnut.le Ihr l aiHirli) i/f lb il » U -
l.on »«rvlllK the T uuU liu V »liny.
• ¡In»'«. new JO..« kilowatt Iran»
" m i l . ail. lA d i r lal.'Kl ilio
i'r t n ilr'lK» nod a r e unique i.
•‘“ I t in ) n rr wound ft»» lin e r
'
»lui«-.« Unir,h Hg ‘er,
I u-> ., i Mannner «f ttie CorIlim i
U n ir m i Flo. li ir f'oiniw n/. Ku ■;
i | , : f«nrow weighs tu t u t M nt
'..» .mil |> und» and Imi I» 2.1CJ
> allori« uf in-ulirtIn* und cool
l"u nil. Tiri truiis.'orttirrs reeeiv*
ifirri:> ul 57,000 voll» and » I«
li down lo 26,non voli» fi-r rhr
I . abititi Valley
loop trainimi»
on line, «nil In 21,00 voll» for
Uu> Hen ver I on virlnlly .'islribu-
I Uro lini-».
T e completion of Ih!» work
will give
Itu* T ualatin
Valley
I Ivi i"ii of Mir comimny one of
Mir mint un -li d u lr supply »tn
Ilona, To insure ronllntilly of
i \ ‘r e r v rr y hour of "he day,
'!’"l day* oui of Mie year, íero
7,oto y. Il an; ply lire» fred tnlo
the Item orlon
ata» ion
thro"»*'
ul "r:iMo oll »w liebe«;, v.hioh
•ervlre I« mntnt.iincd ov»r tue
Ide lo m e rupnty lino. Il t»
. 'r < ntiiierlrd niHojnnllra'ly nr*\
n , i ‘ In inaili lui ni d m t r t i r
other. Automatic oli switches
me
h In*,
iiu. ¡.11. >1 upon
Uie
.'.o*o y li loop,
Mie I P a ti'rto n
and liillitrtun »uh« tahu!.-'.
o .il«., e In Mii>»liinUnlt> (he
H 'ine ninnncr lo Insure ri lini.1.
• vi.»,
M nnii.tr | :..»U r »In lei- fu rth e r
o I r «\|>ei.diluie m Ihi» r a . r
I h hul a (fari
of K.e program
kfti.,n* ul.« ad of Mir require
n olii»
I n « i t r l r l r p e r .Ir r
*o
uit growing
tu
Ihr TuatoAin
\ "niley. O ther improvement* con
•i : »I,•'ltd
ini ¡ini«
un
added
‘.ro o voll fri ter from Ile.1 veri on
to Hlllrboro; from H lllrhcro to
\ , > . ’h Chill s, nr.d of 2*. O0o voll
¡ir.tomatic regulator Installati«!»
•i the e. itti mied urow th Juol I
hen.
Mr it o slate* (hat Ihr rural
rxlenniou p ro g ra m Uu* year is
: « la r v i s i on r ir o r d und Mint
iiv J a n u a r y 11*117, that of the
... Mir populated portion of (hr
t'luilatln Volley, service will tie
available t<‘ m o re than 96'/« of
I he home*.
NEALS VISIT AT
CRESCENT CITY, CAL.
care
of
v is io n
-■
VACATION CAMUS
DUCEI) RV N i FSE
Hy Margaral I H n n , l(. N.
I O v n 100,000 A m artcam
are
[' ¡•H r to curry on the lii.liwuy
U h «luto
culli» advor'ited
by
the Ameriram Fuunda. ton for the
llllnd, for up » tiy the blind, and
IhoRe
with Nerlou»ty
im pilimi
v.»U>n.
lK'klgnrd nn u nafely measure
f i r Illese unfortunate* ‘ le y nini
•Mo Mie (|iie»lion "w*lieiu’e romeu
hlii lines* and uirdlcHH wear and
tear on Mie organ of vision” .
Cane»
are commendable
but
h<»w much lieti te r to »«ve |.h,
v pioli and
av'dd Mie p ilb e lic
n i tu r e of an able bod'eit man.
with a white cane on hi» nrm
'iMiicmin* an off
tune r u g a r
••Itti Hie hop«» of a penny or two
'•I til» tin cup.
M)ei u è Ioi ofIrii itboughl of
• » tva ra te unii», yet they are
,c|y coi n e tte d
w / h
evny
•yalem In Mie body ao M a' m I h
e* or kidneys, in le sM no, the
' m l glrenm or sinii» or ton
'» may ptrlously danmge the
» If i« fI untrented. Put an
• t er way, if eye* c.uise troid.'e
r o a r e r ui d g 'r.in re r
gl»»»eH
r y invnrove
hut arliiallv
• »v d* harm l>y ullowlng p<-r-
'i< nt dnning.
to «»me other
n u n u* l i p body n* well u» *flir
»•»•«•». Por thl* ren.on not on'v
ve ev iinlni.t tiro hut
c o m p ie i'
bv"l<ul cheek
is ndvlasble In
every ease <d eye trouble.
Injury of Mie eye», Infect ion j
i t »train due In poor I'ehlln^
<t directly preventable amt at.)
ii va are the re-ull of i^n>. »ncr,
**urele»Htie»s or accident» vtit*'
.■ uiliy eculd have tieen avoided.
Acoirdlng
to the
A m'Hear’
'•■errnl r.f Nil n o n e five nvIUlon
. hiM.l children need »uer'ni nt
'«niton f. r
vision
or Irl'n m e l
•r* or lid* and
Iwe’.tv five
, t>cu« nd * ou*d he In rperit"
I 'ht r t n l e g elnwnef.
to thi* county. In 1**1'
tdt
■hi’dren were reported hv teach
• r» r a having rh*l"U» dc'ect«
n p , . 1 v half 1 * which
o h tsl-e d
the local
Pe*
«nd D
*91 rntl i n.
|t * ! # (1 1 41 '
ni/«»t!on
*ro. •
'•rr aqtì 0 lo m nt t
innU» ]WH(*
U*vr« «P*’ f nhonM
n*t
•» yrolunh'e an !
p'< cl i»n«1 r u n riled is rarefili!.
’'r o u e formt Ititi,
Into Ihn eyes i of rvcrv n r v
rtcH’-TH*,! 1r*
orn ' va !>i* »o'-«oli Id
fr* prevedi
nil rn*c of ir*1 v<
fret Ion from Ihe hlrt t canni.
M J» one o f »he Merest ecus
e< . f M ir d r e s s nnd i>rV one " h o
neglects this is r*«um lnr » t<*r
■ IHBIv.
I - we'V
A n r c 1 hv le-rn*
ñ
Do vtinviM he* wfllcbort fV'if
or *h»»rn oli-
rr> rr’l»^
h-ots upon which he ndeh* f* "
nnd nil acid« or causi (cs h ö r 11
he kept far from Ms rear''.
Before
he *< e» to s. hen) or
curly in hi* first term, n r ar e
tut check should
he made
*»]
ciudi eye for
vision and ni '
Unrtoncy toward mlxlnir l c t e r « ,
si i|»|ilng w-nrd* or line« In ca»..s
r,' ’’minor w riting” * 4 u n i d lie
reflated lo n •Te«,iaU»t.
\
the child »-rows nr¡t learns
t. pro son he tdiould he ta u r’M
the m<''n* of protecting hi* eves
l i r e t h e r with th e reasrros for
**o floinff.
Im p o rten t things to rem«mher
are;
1. m u v V e physical cxan.ln# -
lion including eye* lo d eten u ne
iiiiv it. feels or s j s l r n i l r a* urces
f d »nver »nd removal of I n f e r -
t«>d tr e 'll or tonsil*.
2. 1'i silver n ilrnle In every
new horn babe's eye*.
3. Sufficient tight withnu.* dir
cel glare-
•
of individual
t«»we1*
4. F«e
• r<1 W'«*v chillis
K W earing suitable glas «•* if
needed.
r, I'r. ’. ' Hon fr. m haTsrt’. s cf
aeeidenl« such ns w e -rla g - n -
• tc. in jndustrlrs. nvold'ne *11” «.
h o t s , towel snaop'n v, fire c r ic
QJ-------------------------------------------------------- %
ATTEND WEDDINC
HELD AT PORTI.AND
TOM GRAF 18 IN
Sunday evening, Mr. and Mrs.
0
1 jiw ren re anil 't r . mid
Mrs. II II. Brown atten d e d the
nnrlnge <f their cousin, Flslc
Troen, daughter
of Mr nnd
Benjamin Bailey, to Mr.
Mi
Imer Frltznrnld In the Klrventih
nd Kveretl Street Seventh Dnv
dventist r h u rr h . Mr. and Mr*.
Yllzarald will make their home
i P ortland. Mr*. F ritza ra ld t*
Tnnd-duughiter
of Mrs. P- 1»
Ing of Oakland,
formerly
of
Tom Ovnf. who salted for Mie
Ori«mt ««vcrnl weik*
n'to, wa -
-t itioi ed at Shanghai for a while.
Fr, m there they went fo Tnkti
Bar wihe.e they anchored 'wen
tv five mi'os
from shore.
After
d!*perstng
cargo
here
fihey :
nlnn to sail for a stop al Mar
ion then to the Hiilllpine I*-
*
iarden Home.
ORIENT
ON
— a
LOCAL NEWS
In T
A
he W E
t a I I Hold
Afternoon Show
E K S N E W S
THF. R E V IE W
toed and ^
ENJO^ CRUISE UP
COLUMBIA RIVER
SHIP
Mr. nnd Mri It. A Broome
ar e moving th 's week into their
new home which has litsl been
completed on their place n ea r
Weed’» ntrrsery
FARM PRICES ARE
IN RAPID ADVANCE
Mr. and
Mr». A. A.
Asbahr
The sbarpeal advance in the
highly (luideused Jiandbook 1 nd daugl»ter Ju n e <»f Portland,
< • ii ..killing in s r u c t l o » tor pro
>i iUsl a t tlie II. B. Dennev .eneral Oiegon farm prl e Index
for a long tim e was r«;v;i,tered
0. .ng nigh qua lily
mi!k
and home Sunday.
| .torn mid May to m id - J u c t. with
cie. ni ,/n (he farm I k Mie torn»
.lias
I/.is
Mulhclland
and urflier increase indicated at mid-
.
taken by u new exteuaion bul
Icnrge
G uiedusa
were
dinner July. This
1» one of the out--
ii No
ih'i
iH ue.l a t O r t ­
s u e - » Sur..¡ay a t the Godfrey
min»« raoia »iewn in ihe Merchants to give Tickets
on Hlafe college, T*iere nre no
M'.»t recent report on lh. ag
**r
.«
long de<rlpMve paasuge» in Uil* ' .-me In Tigard.
Half the
W O rU I
ullelm. Insle. d, it l ist, 11« lo
lisa K ulh Menney of the M ult- ricultural situation by the OSC
The Inc. ease
• h!«f factor» Involved in «jualtly
.. -«b hospital,
Mr*.
II. C. ■ xlersion sendee.
Admission Price
loducllon an«l « ! » them off in Gilbert and Mi.« Helen A shah ii. the index was from 68 per
<-nt of the 1926-1!*30 avert ee up
'.ibulatfd form in w bldi l ' ey can
pent Tuesday night and Wednea
. p. sled up In the Uirn or milk ! y a t Ihe II. II, Menney home to 73, or a 7 per cent gr.ln In IS THREE RING SHOW
m e m ' n; h.
•ouie for I be guidance «»' dairy
s.r». J II. H uletl, tbe Missen
Two principal reasons account
• orker*.
Met ha and Jc y ilu le lt, snd Hus for the rapid advance in price* I’erforman«« B ill Be Given At
T he brief btilleMn entitled ’T iie c| Ilulelt visiled
Neeond and Tin ker St*.
a t the Fred •or a g» «!d many farm products
roducli'ro of M lk and Cream «»f Itrauu
an.l
Orval
Thompson r.nd fo 'd s, according lo the re­
lig Q uality" w..» w r i t 'm by G
homes in F orest Grove. Sunday port. Tiiese are serious drought
The circus Is ccming to Bea­
1. Wilalcr, head of Mie work
f dairy m anufacturing. The l r> Mr», It. F Kliander has b e e l I damage to crops eant cf thp verton! A large crowd is e x -
l»ecled a t the Barney Bros. tl).ree
o f the j Roc^kies and ttr o n g e r industrial
clor» listed by Mr. W i l s ' t r a* iected vice pie«.dcnt
• wly organize! T ualatin vallev w tiv il y and d em ard conditions ring circus when It opens here
*f prime ln»i>ortance are a« fol
and In
most Sunday, August 9, for one p e r­
It num ber !*:!, Amnerican l e g i o n ] 1 in this country
orelgn
countries
formance, in the afternoon. The
itxlll.iry,
whii
h
meeds
al
the
1. Cow* (health,
elea ii fines»,
In
re-pect
to demand,
the performance will t>e held cn Che
elr.ver clutJiourc.
rir d of la clal on.
-eport says t h a t buxine*» activ­ lot at the corne r of Second and
2. Feed -type of feed.
ced i.
Turn K h te , » a of Mr. and ity war at a higher level In June Tucker Streets.
It. IJarn cons! reel Ion, vevMIa-
Ira. B. A. Itohse of Milwaukle, than al any tim e for several
clow n» an<l wild animats tr a ­
on, ligl'Tng, »nnlinMoi.,
truer r< idcnl* of Beaverton, is year», bringing Ihe averaste of
f. Milk end
C rerm
house
njoying
his rum m er
vatalior. n dns'rlal «ct'vity for the first peze ac ts and special features,
on*!ruction, veclilalion lighting
.■ t r a . t l l n g extensively through half cf 1978 to 12 per cent a- hey will all be here, according
to the manager. T hrills and fun
f.
Siitroundmr:
yard, d r a i n -
l e I’nited Stales.
hove the first half of 19*5
will
entertain
the
audience,
•'<•, I ' v ‘Ion Of hog p«>a , etc.
The
principal
drought
belt >oung and old. And h e r e ’s a hint
V -s N'tir.a
Brow'ce
of she
6. ITonsIl»—.«on*fruction, glor-
from
the
northern
Multnomah ho-pllal
ard
Miss extends
we’ve heard that If you w ant
ng, cleaning.
1 1 rothy Io'wis returned
Friday Great Plalr* in a southeasterly to gain the life-long friendship
7. Milker hetillh. c l c . n l i n e i a , evening from a week’s vaca'ion 'I’roc-Mon
to Ihe south Atlantic of Ihe elephant*, they appreciate
..»thing,
■( the beach«*.
Mia* Browne coarf. The final rail come d» pends sugared popcorn
m ud)
b e lte r
at *he ” '*'•' verv much on how corn and than peanuts!
S. Mil! r
machine- condition, will resume
h«rr work
'■ ' t t . l c m ertir'ng cron* eoms
e m i n r , care.
*> alf I this » f e k .
Admission to the show is sev­
out.
Wilh goed rains
r o t too
if. S e p a ra tor--condition,
how
A;..: - hundred enJoyeJ le n r dclaved yields of such crops enty five cer.fs, hut arrangem ent*
nd when cleaned, care.
have been made with fhe pro—
' h*‘ Masonic and F a tte r » Star
10. < tiling and storing milk •> cnic at Avalon P ark, Svndey. might still be fairly evod but prietors cf the business places
gross
production
c
f
farm
prod
a d cream ccol nc In w ter, r e - Ann. g Iho-e p re se n t were Mr.
advertising
in the two
insfde
■>cls t h ’s vear is already c-rnfaln pages of this week’s P m iew , for
' r l g c r a l e l water, air. atisorptlon
' I Mrs. B. A. Hot se cf Mil—
below early the distribution of M erchants’
of colors, cob I amination
with •• iitde, Mr. and Mrs. Pharis of to fa'I m aterially
season prospects.
dirt, inreefs, etc.
Guest circus ticket*. w9iich »re
Maplewood,
and
Mrs.
Wilbur
H ie circular, which •* ' • v l l - worth half
IIow to avoid
trouble
from Weed and little son of B .uhle'
the price
of the
hle from county
agrV vlfnra! .'•dm¡«stow
tsc-«. fa c to rs 1* re' out In un­
O re
cf these
free
agents,
gees
info
usual form In Ihe brief III uh -
u ' N<T v , tv ,
f
in, f0«
M erchant, tickets and 75 cent*
J M. Thomprrro of Ilea- .'-•a,, in — pect to Uw n r l o a « n r m n l e d fo th e Mcket , „ on
Iraled bulletin n<rw- ava llih lr fer
verten,
Hmite 1,
was I'.nocked . commmtltie«. givirg data on p r o - ' a j the circus lot will e n 'ifle an
f'*ee distribution to Orecftn citi
u r . . nsciou*
w. en the car in dnetion, prices and other infor adult to admission fo 1’ie c i r ­
zens.
hi. !i s'.e *;.» riding, driven hy -nelion r f value lo fa.mer* in
cus. O l l d r e r
will he adm itted
’ r r husband was stru ck by a n - I »-’pnntag
nhelr production
and
for 25 cents and a M erchants’
on the highway
at . "-arkeMrg m-ogram A new Tea— j f
T ‘ e sites uHsi are forest Mher car
camps, boy scout and campfire Tobias, Saturday. The driver o ' lure in th e rennrt just issued
s lo w in g
th» usual . 'n ,p ^ M erchants’ Guest Circus
girls, YWCA or o th e r organized Hie -ther r e - was Y.\ K. Zinv- I* a table
! -e,«o«»ai trend of 'a r m prmes in ]
m!,v »* secured f r o » t h e
ermi**, o r Just scenic spo¡* on m. m n of Forest Grove
fVeeon for veveral r f ->e L most
Alex
»Li KJ l . ollowlng local merchants-^
,
lake* m si pee
m a rk H e d ’ iUffer * S nncr Seryace Rlation.
fe a v e r to n B arber Shop. Brown"*
r-r.m this idnte.
___ __________
Brag
Store.
I.
F. Hwmhtrre.
Mean’» Drug Sto-e. Holland’* Feed
CIRCULAR DEALS
Store. Kami»ergor'« r o n f e c llo n e r ’ .
LADING Johnston’* G a r -- e . H u rh Ticwf»
WITH
F a , MaTfin’* Mrv Good* Stcre.
Mary
Kllen'«.
Reanfy
S' opne,
Cl UKEST El EM'S PHOTOGRAPHED FOR
( lo s e p a s ' i . r n . ot l.iduio clo-
cji.0«- s ' a p , Vorc* P l i m b -
ver in the fall of the year is ,ne
p^ , rp rtn n
^
likely U- brieg winter injury to
,.p. ,
<rhqi
c stand, and allowing stock on
___________
e field V.
Ihe pla n ’s are
C 4 T
A V
frozen is particularly injurious, n t H i l
" o ''
'
w arns H. A. Srtioth. federa' ag
SOLICITS ORDERS
tonom ist al the Oiegon expexi-
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ment s ’- ation, in a new station
\ w arning issued by the P ort
circular No. 117, dealing
with land Beltfer Business Bureau ad-
Ledino clover.
vises Oregon citizens f? he on
In sum m er this clover gives th lookout for an itin e ra n t »hoe
be,-' retu rn s when pns'irrcd as salesman using the nam e cf J .
evenly as possib'e and i* p a r ti- \ Fields or C. F . Bennett. This
oularly adapted t o rotation g r a z - r ptv is r c o r t e d
to have <>b-
i r g which gives i«^..« w aste and tcired a s.'irff’e cere and ad-^
increased production, he says.
vertlsing lite r a tu r e of an Fatttern
, .Mixed stands of laidino a n J shoe .manufacturer and while he
LCAD MINORITY FACTIONS
grass, seed m ixtures for which is not an authorized rep rese n -
— Dr. Francis E. Townsend,
are listed in the bulletin, will (alive of Fhis company he h a s
founder and leader of the O'df
sta nd closer p asturing than pure been solicit:r g orders and c o l -
Age Revolving Pensions, Ltd.,
I.adino clover stands
and are lecting deposits on merchandise
(left), tiie Rev. Gerald L. K.
';■**
likely
to
cause
bloat.
'h a t is. of course, never deliv-
Smith (center), leader of the
Sinee lieinc intreduced in Or c- ed.
Share the Wealth Clubs found­
r o m p la in ts h^ve been made a -
ed by the late Huey Long, and
Or-F TO T E X A S — T h e Lone S ta r S ta te ’s egon by Ihe experim en' station
a
r
d
extension
service,
this
giant
gainst
th is’ bogus salesm an from
the Rev Father Charles E.
jamboree Is a ttr a c tin g lea d in g stage and
Coughlin, f . . nder of the Union
sc-een headliners fro m a ll o ver the co u n try. white clover, a native of n o rth a num ber of travns in the N orth­
Italy,
has
been
widely w est including
several
Oregon
for Social Just <e. at the recent
Here Ted Lewis, v e te ra n band lead er, is ern
crown
hy farm ers
in regions rities. He Is believed t o be w or-
convention of the Townsend-
ready to s ta rt fo r a C e n te n n ia l appearance
where there is abundant n a tu ra l king in Oregon at this tim e and
in the new Buick c o n v e rtib le he selected for
______________ IttS.______ _______
¡M 'f 1».» .WP" f ’** r* if I O B flilf1" l11.'
m oisture o r Irrigation available. '» unite likely to solicit order*
his
jo
u
rn
e
y
in
g
s
aro
un
d
D
allas.
! .
It is no more tolerant of ex in any Oregon cornsnunity
' — IT
eessively s a tu ra te d soil conditions
The Pcrltland BuTeau suggest*
th a n common w hile clover hul Ibst should th is Individual e n -
:S b e t 'e r suited to slightly acid Fervor to make a sale, fhe facts
conditions th a n some oth e r clo- he nromntly ronorted ¡to police
vers. The bulletin discusses grow - authorities that Vmmedtate in-
i r g conditions including methods vestiealMon mov he made
of establishing the crop, .and t*ie
_ _ _ _ _ ———
use of the crop
for
pasture, WRIGHTS
HAVE
1 lie
liomrnuiki r»‘
va.ullon
camps, which Jiuvo I k «!! r< pldly
liirreaaing in i» puluiily in Ore
» "ti slnco Imi Krsl one wa* held
la luiiie «onilly five yearr ugo,
will l»o available lo wom.-ti in
.'I count.e» Mil» year, urrordln*
'» Mr». O ertrude Sun/<Td, cxlcn
u tpechilM in Mw-reation at
(»logon Ktute college, who u< I
* "geiitral auperviaor'’ f'.t all
the ramp*
’lln<o new camp» a re p l t n n e l
" ¡ 1 * year, .making 15 In all wil.i
two» <rr more count ie» holdlm
cm •,
Jolnlty
Ip to m e
case*.
The camps
are
made possible
t ’ rougli I J,», ci, «p<«rnlion of IJie
* • tral ex ten» n i !‘
.
() extension agent» and the lo
'• I people, »"'.| iperaon» luler«»»-
t<d may rovhrtar with the lu«m»
d<»monelration agent, or will» the
courdy nr«.til .in rollnlien where
there is no home demon «tral ion
■• nt. II *» necemutry to h;ivc
a* least far wonien
nlgped
u’
ta-fore
cnrnn r ’ n N* fetlnlle1'
• ' c ■' .J,
Mr... Sanford point-
oil ,
Tf r« e vi'Catf n camp-- are mnd'
♦o live IP to their rum e an,1
prov de re I vin-!, f Ion « f«t tiie
» r n i. n
> atte n d , with
w
cip|ior
liinHy for rest nnd
relaxation,
r< e*ea 1lon »•vlmmlng and , * ‘
sport* for those who want t'
f arllcipnle, r e - d ir g , yiHillnr. and
making
friend*.
and
Je arnlnr
craft». K r 'h cutup ha» a com
I ' e ' e • iff. iacdiu’lng n "ook and
h«*r »*•*!'dunts. a fer'intered nurse
a lifeguard, a librarian, and n
Iher»
who direct
»|>«»’"t« and
'« • it
I e crufts.
The women
have
shown
g rea t enUiurlatam
over the craft», which Include
r«e<l banketry,
lc«lh«T tooling,
weaving, racjcl on broidery, ham
incring copjkt and pew 'er, and
eth e rs Twoi or more are offered
tti each camp.
Cost
*»f Ihe camp»
depend.-,
upon num ber of days, distance,
w t i t h e r le n t
la paid
fo
lh*«
ntm p, and oth e r faclora, but I*
rev«-r more
th a n
$4, part •>f
which .may
be paid in farm
|»r< due« if desired, Mrs. ‘tanford.,
Mi. unii Mi». J. II. N eil ro-
ir n tly r r l u n u d frulli un exletsded
vuruMoli, eiijojin*
thè
Oregon
I m .Ciirs «nd thè s u ll e irli rv e-
r.ing oli thè wny
to t ’resrenl
i ity, « ulif. I h » city, Ihev reixirt,
di « s imt look niucth u» il did
w n i l'hry *< re tni re Ivieni)
yoar» ago. Tlien Utero woro no-
M uiik bui lutili » nnd «i.mp stoves
in Mie r ily ixirk for thè n c -
<: annodai iun of cnnnper» ; now
Mu re I h ii tiri work all
over
thè rily of nuoti lo inlst cabina
lo *ay noltiln* of tha "Break
ri
w irli wuH Iheir locai ion
». lille tlicy wer* Mime, wWh a
fine t.cucii Bear hy a* thè « t -
I ra r i ion.
V f r q p i) ’! h e p b p ITWTIS,
Thry retum ert hnrrr hy South
7 T-Vr if'fioDp« ntiipst*« n «DA»’!n!! »'
r r n Oregon, leavlng I l e lilghwny
nre'celh>'d
are upnecevsiry a n ’
Jefferson
oli
thelr
wnv
to
al
¡leninisti llot Minerai Sprirgn in->V do harm.
A s in nreventlng any ac. ident
Mio Casrode Mts.
!•.«<• discretion.
BRIEF BULLETIN ON
MILK PRODUCTION
SUIT WITH HAT
TO MATCH—JaneJ
Hamilton, picture
«tar, who loves
orAil ensemble*
shown wearing an
a I Io v e r d e s ig n
p r in te d
cotton
beach
suit,
w ith
hat to m atch.
'J k i v s * *
A D O P T S L IT T E R O F P IG S — W h e n all but one
of h er puppies died. L ille von Perbo ck. an a ris to ­
c ra tic D oberm ann P in scher, at H o lly w o o d . C a li­
fo rn ia . adopted a litt e r of red Duroc pigs and
a ll I» now serene In her unusual fa m ily .
S IA M E S E T W I N W E D S — Be­
fo re a huge cro w d of specta­
tor«, V io le t H ilto n , o f the fa ­
mous H ilto n Siam ese tw in s . I t
m a rrie d to Jam es M oore, a
dan cer of San A n to nio . T h e
cam era has c aug ht the b rid al
hi»»-
FAMILY REUNION
Jantzen Beach was the scene
of the family reunion of the H.
____ ^
J. Wrights last Sunday. The eld
'
est dangt ler, Mrs. Rd Rupp, h e r
Mr.
and Mrs.
. e s ,.‘ husband and two sons who re*
But'h, Billy, and Alan West, and ci-ntly motored from San F r a n -
F la ir e , David nnd Malrolm Mr f¡9CO wpre , hp i n ^ irati0B for
7'inn and Miss Proyllis G arnett •he occasion.
were among those who enjoyed
O thers of the family who were
M’e boat cruise itp the Colum­ present included Mr. and Mrs.
bia river fo Bonneville. Monday H J Wright Sr., Mr. and Mr*.
The event was an en tertali ment
K. J . W right J r . and dau g h ter
fea tu re for tbe pleasure o ' the I-olores, Mrs. George W r l t M a n l
delegates t r tbe
I n tern atio n al
Hirer children of Gales r’tty, Mr.
Gideon convention.
¡ind Mrs. F r a r k PrifzloF a n d
i T n i o n r t i r T I I A V V 7« ^ ■ ,,'" lehl<‘r f r o t h y , and Mr. and
\ AKI) U r
1 rl A >
Vrs Georgr Wright of Portland.
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Mr. and Mrs. Rupp wf*b th e ir
M’e wish to thank our kind mtos Bobby and Norwin depart e l
friends and neielibors fo. their ; for their liome Wednesday mor
" r i s of love and sympathy d u r - ning after visiting relative» hern
’r g our recent !o«s, and « 1*0 e x - for mere than a week
tend grateful
thank»
for Ihe
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n etutlful floral tribute to our
Afrs.
J. O. GHvson
raturne<l
!. ved one.
Saturday from a several weeks’
Mr». F ra n k M. A ustin
• visit with relatives and friend*
Aad Family , in Moscow, Idaho.