The Beaverton review., September 25, 1936, Image 1

Utoverrity U b i ary
T he B eaverton R eview
The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively to the Interests of Eastern Washington County.
VOLUME XIV, N o . 1:1
Subscription, $1.00 per yr. In Advance
Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon, Friday, Sept. 25, 1916
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CLASSES SCHEDULED WRITER STRAFES
FOR NEXT WEEK OUR R E L IE F SET-UP
-L E A D E R S HOLD BIG
h t
COUNTY INSTITUTE
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i.yinun is
now
a« out m aster of Troup 41 nod an
I *« **• program for the w nter
iu»» I mm it decided on.
The iroup has planned • jMipor
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M ght
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.More Day«
To Get Your Naim? ■ rl'* ’,Ur" « •*««»•>'. *-•»<. 2 «
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®onUnulo* un.ll Beaverton
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booo covered. If ytnx have
| “ «»» «Id newspapers, magazine*.
CANT 1 u BE
swm iM IN
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r" »W U K N
b",'k* >,ou *» not *"°t,
tiirni ready ui«J „ «coin will
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| call at your ihoine lb get il*m .
^awir» O f la rh .u *
A "»««On* was held at the
lu Tblk Section H aled
Gi ado School on Thursday i yen
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Ing Mid a meetlo« will be held
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OP every Friday u lg it h«*re*ft»r.
Uoly elgbl uiorv day« to teg
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tile r . If
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ou
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role U.U b o y AND GIRL WILL
lull yon inuat be a rvgUlered
voter.
f ile
registration book-,
BE ENTERTAINED
• l,,"e u< miduiHhi
on I .«
“i
ttUd
will
T ^ d a y UBN!.v.mliLr
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<>«*to»»«rr
third]
r. main
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Kathryn
faw rae
U'B- Nybar« wl11 ^
uud
Clayton
hc ‘ Pcvlal yu«r«u
n M r.
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« « ‘ • « I ‘‘« » k of
or Voter,
if
‘ WWr^ * “ J l ’«r land for three d a ,a during
lL i o u .1 . l , M r ^
V M
Interna,lonul !.lve-
do to aecertalu u ..,' u T S O , u
* * » * * * ' » '" “ * » « T i e -
on the Hat of voter»
Below la dkl* '
,,f Lh* ItUloboro
a IM o f the realatrar« In Uil»' Branch announced nfu*r u board
»eelion who will b* ,-ud t o 1 of Bid w o h*d «nlnclMd hew aa
place your name on the roll If l *,r i * 11**landing 4-H Club mem-
you will call and make ih« prop. l^ r» «f Waahingtoo county,
er arrangem ent«.
In a ixur.peU.lou aponaorrd by
t ‘. J . Htlckney. Aloha. Oregon Gw* bauk. 42 «uch trip« are being
Oeorge Tliytig, lie« r e ru n , (ire awarded to boy and girl meui-
II. B. Iteevaa, Cedar Mllla. Ore tier» of 4-H CI u I m In 21 Oregon
I . 1» H ijm , Uurtk-u Hour« Ore. r untie« In which tlie bank does
" O. 2. H t.d e, Metzger, Ore. burtne«*.
C ontestants
were
Air* l-eol« It. Cole, Hherwood ju rie d upon iholr pursonal a -
I. It. • ypber. North Plain» \ rJvicvmcnt
leadershln nuli
iiuM.
hievm enl and leadership,
tieorge T. l '« r * » o , Orruco I eia ed ou w ore carda arranged
Ho».* It. Bru<a, Itredvlllr
under the
d lrw tion of ri. C.
K. \V. Jolinram. Sherwood
risymoui, i - ll Club d irector ul
Bert C. Hagen. Tigard
(ingoi» ami general
chaTm an
C. V. Tigard, lizard , Oregon
C lara II French, V.'owt Slope «f the Judging committees.
'the torsi com m ittee, com pri­
Joseph th-liumonl. Tira Ialiti
Heg lat ruth h
book» (Ip ll'lv tly sed cd I * K. FraiM-m, Aar*'.. Coun­
cloee Octzdver 3 , IH36.
Voters ty Agent, M lllaboro.O. U. Kraus.
cau
register
with the
above bounty
.School
Superili eud em ;
turned registrars of votera or Ruaoell IL Tisdale, .Manayi r of
nt the County CkTh'» uff.ee,
the H illsboro Brunch, The F 'r s t
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j ..isthnurl
Bank of
Fur*land,
HAZELDALE BOYS
I sta rug that the |>re|K>nduranee
WIN Fm ST PLACE
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aele<tton of only two mud-date»
W aa)ilngt<>ii county ag»ln has
th e state champion 4-H dem -
,/nsira Ion team, leporta U R ., . Ka.hryn . t'aw
. . rse,
. . . . member
. . . . . of
i rancls, an«latant county agent. Academy <-H Club, directed by
J im Berger and Donald Me- Mr"- H arrtett l-Vrd, wa» finaliy
lii'.osh, meinbera of live Hntel-^^ nurived a» wiui.er
anumg Hie
dale poultry club, placed flrai * * *
because of tier enviable
at the Oregon HUte F air with record of uccoiuarlwhments f t *
th eir dem onstration C« “ V rccln - the i«i»t year, which secured for
at Ion for F>wl I’ox" In the ml»-1 her many tlr»t and second awo-rd»
i ellunvoua demon-, rat ton group a the »tai« and county fairs.
iiik I u-ude the highest «core of
Clayton Nyhurg, member and
all Oie Wiree flrut place dem- j |ca(ie r of Ibialltln 4-M Cluh. re-
* lustration team», wtnn'ng
the {v |,,.u t\w b„y'» honor in eonsid-
Krate championship In t ie » * * ! - ; er,th m < ale ou tsteiriin» rciord
cu ltu ral dlvl»lon. They will com - for Ulf> r ,lrrMU yeHr which re-
| m U- at the l*aclflc Inte. national
,n ,))g
nHUwd onc
l.lvesi.N-k Kxpoaltkm with d em .)((f (hc U u
01l„ . hn<i,nK 4. M
» » r a t io n team s from other > ate* ( ^
^
of
for the uorthwes. champl(..iship.
In Portland Kathryn CawiTC
'I he state w lrnlng this con­
„ud Clayton Nyhurg will
Join
trophy which I. a t e n » » . h - , « " ot^
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.„ Has- aw.Mied by O M. Phmr- '««-onr datlou» have U « n J.rovl-
ti
leading hotel. They
rner. manager *»f the
P aclfb -. >'ed al
a tear*
of , offtoera
Inter ration al
liv esto ck
Fvnosl »*H »*
„ .
. of
.Ion. This trophy has been wv.n 'l l «
Flrat Nathmal lU-ik who
lor tl.e pa-»t three yevr»
b> have pluune«l for them a fu
Oregon dcmon»tratlon ream» and tl,f^v days of eptertalnitH-in In-
tw ., of tlie*e three years h was i cludmg attendance at1 the Pacific
won by teams from W a sh in g u « ! international
Live«*! vk
I xpoel-
roun >. It wa« first
won by j ti« n. un evening at the Morse
Ivan and Arno» Blerly of t'ie s :,cw, the annual 4-11 Club b a *-
Klnion c*>rn club and he next quet, siydil-seeing tours of Port
year hy l*e Roy Mttla and l has*. land, ard a special
d iu in r at
Kay id the Khadybitwk <tetry which bauk
officials w-lll be
hosts. Tranripdrtxitlnn
an J all
club.
lu close ciinilw Itlnn with the other expense* are Included In
llaxeldule domoneiratlou team at tho a words.
t.ie H ate Fair was the Chchakm
Vountaln
i»otato club
demon-
stra inn on
seed
disinfection, LEADERS TO MEET
states Fran cis. Jam es end Oeo.
AT COUNTY SEAT
Allison were the niemberz of this
1« am. They placed first in the
Represent« ive»
f Ain L iu rei,
crops division and were Vi F < n ‘
I rebind the Maxeldale team for Cherry Grove, and North ria in *
e x te n c in unit« met with Mrs.
t ’.ie State ( hiwnplondhip.
H erbert
Sclielm ler and
Ira Azalea S ag er, S a t e Lender of
Htraiiss, member» of the Shady- Home Kcouomlca Extension, and
Inook dairy club, placed »ei»>nd Miss R laac’.M Elckw orth, ('«runty
In
he livestock division wtti.s Home Dem onstration Agen\ for
i h e ir
milk
lewtlng - demonrtTa- . a h ader's training mee ing on
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tion. They were train«*«! hy their Thur!Mll|v ^ p , ; (7 („ jji* cu irt
le«d«r ( has.
Kay. wlro
j mom of the (Nrurt House. There
member of the Huctfic "O f.-
• I w g n n|r a women present who
wewr crhamplonshtp
team ?, . ¡ V f ’ ■ .eoelved Ira ructions in Pnrlla-
Waslrlngion
«-ounty
llolsostn
Parliam entary
h rce .i.rs will be li.bere»tcd in « * * ¡ « r
PractiiM-, and Extension U n itO r-
knowing i-hat the Holstein h eif­
gntrlza.lotv. Mrs.
/Jda
A'arttn,
er calf which was awar«le«l m*
P rak len t. of the Business and
a breed siwclal ni the Oregon
M ute F air In 1935 by Mrs. Frank profesHional Woman’» d u b also
Connell and her d a u g h '.r Jean attenvh'd the meeting.
Ann, was exhibited in Ire 4-H
division ai the S ta te F « !r ihbt
year amt pla< ««I flrat In lftp
tor calf c la s s ami was tha high­
est scoring Holstein animal e x ­
hibited by the 4-H club men».
The calf was w n In L L r> hy
T io y B eck er ot Union m un.y.
Troy completed ft*» r,uh
1«M year and sold the
rifei
to W anda Bell also of I nlor
county, wla. was the club mem
her that exhibited It a f
tte
ritate F a ir Phis year along with
her other Holstelns.
STORE EMPLOYEES
BEAUTIFY SPOT
O tto Kell, manager of Ihe local
Safew ay store, ha» asked us to
tnnounce that the flow er gxrden
Inal east of the store Is the
result of work done by Ihe boy*
•mploved
by
Ihe sto re.
The-
flow ers growing there make a
tig Improvement over what used
t© he a not too Inviting lan d -
senpo view.
Member» of
ixe Bruy fcout)
oi ganlxatlon,
Kxtenalon
unit».
Cl range» h .- T . A., Ch rch osgan-
l/a l o » , and publie se'tool tea­
cher« participated in tire second
annual m»nir,U- bur recreation
" " * n . I*eld In the
HIINhoro
Orange 1UB. Hop,. 16, 1 «, and 17.
I lie instruction was glvei
by
Mr». Gertrude Hfcuw
Sanford.
Hx tene ion Hpeciallat In Ke< rva-
tlon ami 4 ominunity
O rganiz­
ation. , The attendance for the
Circe evening» averaged about 2S
each
evening.
Honig»,
active
•v ine», ami folk gam es made up
he program for each evening,
a* well a» a discussion on com ­
munity roc r e a tin a ! problem» and
suggestion« for sucreaaful
*,ro '
grams Tire following conm un-
itle* werw represented: Hlllaboro,
Nortb d a im , tMxle
Mountain,
< onici lits. F o r a i Grove, Gaston,
Buxton and Portland. This lead-
•rs T rain in g I r a lltlte was »pon-
»«red by the extension cervice
a. Oregon rifate College.
School Increases
Word ws« received this week
Illy John W. K elly)
that the class«-» In Americant-
Oregon farm er« in many sec ■
nation will begin Monday even- t|,,nh of ,h« * t a te a re ‘«rcoming
mg. September 2*. T b e c asses more and tnor« Inconsed at the
w.ll mee. three night. , w **k. MW ^
^
At Hiiisboro tonight
rr: r : r
Sixth Grade Get« Old
Room Back And Is
Happy! From East
« * «®i* iwiy i.
cbtalning labor for the harvest-
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Mrs. Whltlord. who conducted " «
lhe,r 0 ,0 ‘" •nd
dts- ,
^ O U n ty
« very
su ctesslu l , »eries ol ,o v e t«d that while there «bould
T h is S e a s o n . C o m e !
classes last winter and spring. J** smfrte latior available
this
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has
been
secured
again
to
is Dsd up in the
relief
u flX fi»
u tn t«
L fltiL IV
o E ilix u
.H A U fi
MAKE FIN E BORDER conduct these classes. !?he r e - j ,wllB-
ce city
returned
from Krigene ’ Farm ers have learned from
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where »he »pent the last three personal experience .tint the la- l OH t\;|| Hear tb le Speaker*
tig h tk I. rude Has Ik e la rg e » ! weeks. She would like tc start imr alA/rtage is due entirely to
n ... i
V
Claes In l.*»raJ s<-n<>«i
a cfcma In “crafts.’' suet, a* a ¡th e new deal policy. Thare are
^
< umpalga | .»n*.
modeling, lauvket makln*-. oro- thousands of individuals or re -
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cheting rugs, or some kindred jr„* who re{uae ^
a
1 Republican» from all parts of
The enrollm ent of 4be Beaver-
county will
lr* .b e harvest Helds
thropgh " ashing.on
“ h,DXO“ count,r
wl" gather
p,n Grade School ahow* a m arked, 11 ‘'ei l*
■■ fear chat tr Grey take such work Friday night (tonigh t), Septem ber
Increase over th a t of la st fall.
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.
, they will looe their ptece on the 2a, in the County Coorr room.
There are aproxtniaiU-ly 100 s .u -
denis enrolled,thirty t » o of whom
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r tlla . Hundreds of o.b ers rare JtilW boro, to (tear r e p r e s e n t -
up in the room,
lives from state and
naUonat
are In the first grad*.
ln Ar« the first attem pt in satisfied to live on relief r .th e r ««eadquarers discus» the Issues
He«weuse of ihe lack of sent
Irce band drawing has be*-n made . ttian work. This condition
o' the presi«)en. ial campaign.
tug capacity In the cla*» rooms vrhh good looking « w le * as the fKen ^ ' a l e n t in p ractical,y e -
Thta will be the first large
many new de«k> had -to be pur-
i very agricu ltu ral region in the
public rally of the RepObVcons
i baaer. Many o f the »tuoent*
The Second Grade Ar; clashes state. Farm ers in Dougla-. co. ia Washington county and will
have en ered from the drought
are making a very eolorftil circle * c re put to
their wit’s
e n d he the
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beginning ^
of an i&ten-
r< gk/ns. The (olg ith Grade, witb
bonier design of autumn colors, j t i ^ n g met» U; take care ot the Jlve campaign carried on by the
an enrollm ent of 41, leads in
Republican orgc.nizatloD
COMMITTEE OPPOSES cla ss
registration,
wl b
the T fe *e< ond grade 1» very proud hay: the berry growers and hop- (o u n ty
to
liave
Kugenta
Browne
why
yard
owner»
and
the
orchnrdiata
to
assure
this ivunty te lr g in
STATE BANK BILL Kcventh Gra«1e a close w ond, must come o school on rriF cb e s, have btea short handed. Ilh e the Republican column» Novem-
The school library 1 * now open
i>e«-«iu*e of a bnV en leg.
| larm ers have had to coiope.* her 3, declares Donald T . T em -
for the use of alt tti-^ pupils
A <‘oi,diict i':ia r t holds the In- with the relief organization and pleton, county chairm an.
'O u r « (a le officials have no of ihe Grade School. Fifty new
been cod * » I led to pay h ig h !
And ,hru a « irefu l .-heck
desire to become bunker* and vx/luuie« have lieeu add*-1 to the U-rest of the third grade. AH
name* have teen wages
preliminary survey* indira*» ( n - l.brary., thus affortRng a z re a te - the pupil«'
in tru e r to save tlwrir among our precinct com :n:tt«e-
ch a rt. If the crop».
egon voters
will oppose
the < pportundy for the student* to placed on the
.
thereby
reducing
ihe men th at there is a very deftn-
disregard*
any of
•tale l>ark bill, which would pul wider, th eir i t suing ex;.erienc*. l*i: l>il
l,,e prospect
ot breaking even
on ite »wing toward ihe Republi-
nitod conduct rules, a mark
(he (la te in the bunkin'- buai
.
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the.*- y ear’»*
work and adding
can candidate for President, in ­
The G irl’s Glee < lub. under placed beside bis name. At -the
ne««,'* [ra Hyde of the Taxpay­
to the co st of production.
dicating that the campaign be­
Lite direction of Mis* M irth, has conclusion
o f the month,
the
ers' Protective Committee,
said
ing carried on in th is county will
Much
bas
been
published
a
-
been organ4zed for , the c-rmlng pupil
with ihe least number
here Tuesday.
term ination
or mark» receives a
«pedal ] U>ut hf «»tetribtitRm of govern- have a successful
year.
The com m ittee is a sta'ew ide
nrent checks
to farm ers, but on the third day t»f November,”
K*rivilege.
The small fo lk* In the F irst
organization of individuals who Grade have already found great
all the '-ft* AA-A checks went to the Templeton declared this week.
In arithm etic claaees.
Saturday morning Hillsboro a -
believe Ibe hank bill, which will pleasure in
wbea, growers and not »11 of
experiencing new subtraction fact» are l^ing re
woke
to find Landon surGowers
viewed.
:
¡hem.
The
wheat
check*
went
he on I hr initiative
ballot a t r-tory-b <-k ocquaintan*es In their
in profusion lining ihe streets
Many
of
the
»
tu
le
its
are
to
ear»
ern
Oregon.
The
bulk
reader*.
A
very
in
:?rv
sting
th e November election constitu tes
i<i Hillsboro, creatin g the im -
a real F ireat both to the credit lieallh p ro ject "Heady for School” n>entorizingi the rmem, "Taiirtr • of the farm ers in O resot. are prex-Hion that "As goes Maine,
lem
Flow
ers.”
located
In
the
valleys
west
of
1« being carried out in the First
of the state and the taxpayer'»
The fifth grade
has at. un- the Cascade» and those fa .m ers.*** * ,,eB Maine S-reet.
ihe ap-
Grade. Rules, such
brush
pocket book.
Nearly
half
the >! ur teeth, comb your hair, «lean uaualty at raoiive
Indian hk>r- | w<;re uot beneftited. O rchardist* I,taran c* o t lh« floral d eco ra-
■tale» of *he United S ta te , hive f ‘n g er-n ai!s
and hand,»,
e tc., d tr. which depicta Indian
life wJh, com prise one of the im- ,t loM wa* a f 1* “ 1 f? l _ 1KepU^“
antl • m H er!’ °
tried sla te tmnking at one tim e for the h t’ le nupiU to do befture nnd the various typer* of early pertant groups were not includ-l ' an< rtI'
ed in tbe aw rlD ittion of c h e c k s .:1^
'
school, liave
t»een Am erican Indians.
or another. Hyde said, adding coming to
Much interest ia shown :i; the
or we:
th
.«n ch er*
who
nerghbers and
h-lendw
that all have been dism.it fail­ f.>rme»l. Jf the ch tl* la »trreess bulletin
,
the
county. . .
M iiienn iroard
i>oara. wbich
Di«n ajxrw* new*
>e
Kre«- hav.
nor the men s i h throughout
„
.
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.
1 Governor Lanuon may he heard
ures
and only one Is now
in ful in follow ing all the »teal h or th e worM. Any uews of lu-
(Continued on Back P a re )
: sw a" f“
. ^
' 00 be air Saturday Sep*. 2« a t
rules, lie Is entitled to have a
existence.
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fa r f 30 P. M. over S u tle r . KG M .
m -' - m e -
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t.»e grain growers who benefitted.
f
Repkn-s Indicate that tbe fa r- i
'
uvers who were not oompet sated DEPARTMENT BOOK
b> AAA are those wno have OFFERED YOU FR E E
iht-td to «-tiuggV
aga-nst t i n
relief organiza ion in tbe effo rt j
"
CURRENT EVENTS PHOTOGRAPHED FOR
to hire labor and have been
Congressm an Jam es W , .Mott
placed in tJie position
where has ju s t received a very limKed
1 they have l i t only received n o ] supply of tbe 1Ü36 A griculture
book con­
aid from the new «leal bur are Y e ir Book. This
being injured financiallv l y .he tains an abundance of inform a -
tton especially valuable
o fa r •
ad nut totration.
With the i«x*siug week* t h e ' Ute.o and student» of agiicu l
larn'.er». as
be> study
h e ir ! tm e. In -e re s .itg i«nd authentic
(figh t cie ste t. by the po!;r i t s of iep«>rt» are
given on livestock
t'.e
fed e.al
Koverninei'
are *'h e a :.
, . fru it* and v eg e-
giowing nKTt resen ful. Insofar .i.bte . ouu other farm toinnvo-
r - t-ie average Oregon farm er «¿R:es. A gricul.ure. as at. in—
ia conc«rncd. :he
agricu ltu ral Or.stry, is ttoiV'Ug’a ly discussed
(HogTaii» of the new d ia l h a*
R eques.s **»r th is free kk>-
failed. the excqptk-n* be ¡nr the vtinuiciH .-hould be addressed to
grow ers of w I k » . and the few j « ongre.-sman
Jam es W . Mott,
jm
|
who were paid for lim iting pro- j Masonic Building, Salem . Oregon.
/
- £
«hiciior c f pigs. Of the 4*1.000 1 ,\|r. M o t will comply with all
Oregim farm» reported by tire | q u e s t 's as lvng as his supply
V. S. Bureau of t:»e census not iJs la .
10.000 rectivtnl AAA benefit» a
n
d
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the 50.000 had I wen handicapped.
V T A
O P-
*X
W rat '.he farnxers know
is « .» K lh lx U ix r . - l . A v j 1
;;v ■
th at there hr.* been ex ce ssiv e :
POSE AMENDMENT
waste c f money by .he new deal
and that this nm tey must even-1
A P EW P O IN T E R S — His crack al
The cu rrent issue of the "O re
tually be replaced ihroug t (ax es.;
heavyweight title poetpened, Max Schme-
P arent—Teacher--. he o ffi-
Farm ers know of »oil conterva- KO“
,w „ .
ling’a concern till next eummer la mainte­
lion
projects
where
rive
g
o
v
e
r
n
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lu b l.c .t,o n ot the Oregon
nance of perfect condition. Hore Charles
'oi:gre»s of pareut* and teacher*
Atlas, noted phyeicol culturiat, givea him few
nwnt is »pending more money-j
. urrie* h »ta eurent by Mrs. V lr—
"M ISS A M E R IC A O F
polntere before Max’e departure for Germany
on a ranch than ,he ptvpcity is c,,rirlt9 * *
that ,f
Queen of beauties lo Roto Ve­
N E W F A L L A C C ES S O R IES —
worth— in. one instance a r a n c i.
K letzer' P T We“ t_’.
J !
intere»
to
all
voters
of the
ronica Coyle.22-year-old college .
A hat of black fur folt with a
assessed at $6.000 ts being given
S ta te . In
discussing he fo r tb -
graduate of Yeadon. Pa., who Is
abort turnod-up oailor brim, rod-
shown enthroned after winning
wlno glovoo, ond a largo black -know- that in one ( Cf
„ „ p , I coming nwasures
will U
kid puroo oro tho accoooorios
tho title of “ Mies America of
locw'.e*. in a forest in »ou.hem oefore t t e
^
•oloctod by Jana Hamilton, pic­
113d.”
Oregon, the goverunvent * \ii>ped J ‘e
*
f ' t-'
ture star, to bo worn with a
two carlf>a»l» x,-f coal frtrm the **‘ 01 owo.
frock of block satin crops.
sas Instead of using the trees
"S ev eral m easures have been
which mean a groat
for fuel. The.-e are samples of initiated
w aste and extravagance which deal to the securi.y of the school
Oregon farm ers
see In
th eir end of our public w elfare ser­
neighborhood.
Thousands
of vices. I t is necessary th a t we
farm ers are
telling of th e ir
,
tit-jb le *
in
hiring
labor ana »r-torm ourselves well in advance
placing ihe bhinve on »he new legal ding .bese laws we plan to
invoke or revoke as the :ase may
iR-al’s relief policy.
n The WEEK’S NEWS
THK R E V IE W
be.
BIBLE CLASS MEETS
IN BETH EL CHURCH
B E S T R U R A L W R IT E R — Mrs.
Susan Elocla, of Blue Earth,
Minn., who won tho annual
Country Homo Magazine Award
as boot country newspaper cor­
respondent of 'M , tells coast-
to-coaot audience how aha did it.
L L O Y D GEO R GE AND H IT L E R |
M E E T — David Lloyd Georgs (loft),
war-time Frlme Minister of Britain,
and Rolchofuohror Adolf Hitler aa |
they pooed at tho Gorman Chancel­
lor's Eummer rootdenco whore they
— L-u — conferred recently,
1
The title s of some are moot
nusloo-diug
and
confusing.
T tis
i* especially true of the meas
— —
vire providing any kind of xdver-
I Th'
Thursday evening Bible j
go long „ ,t „ tru e. U n -
C lasies under the direction o f ;
,
.
„«*,!
Rev. Simon Fursburg of Portland , ,u rt“ 1111
®
were
resumed at the Bethany not t* B aH »he tru h nor neeo
Congrega tonal Church lavt week. he be restricted in the k'ud of
The claes will begin the study hlng he advertises. This m *a -
_______
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'
I of the Bock of Rumar s.
Mr. st.re would repeal a ll tho pro­
1 and M-rs. Charier» Cook, m ission­
”,
\"'"r rit*
tective laws we have been butld-
aries from the A rgentine* w«re|
present an-J each gave an i n - 1 ing u|v. It
would
nulrify our
tereskina
acdixint
of
hi*
work,
or
our
young
people
and those
W E S T P O IN T F O O T B A L L T E A M
Mr. Cook matto h is talk more I w|l.|ch now real rain an offensivo
T R A IN S — Woodrow W. Stromberg.
-n|e
,#wg
f# rU (n
(aw*
captain of tho U. S. Military Acad­ j Im proaoire hy sW -wlng m lnU tur-
o b je ct* used by the Argentine».
_.
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.....
emy «ootbsM team (loft), and Coach
One was a m iniature Sou h A- ;
I ™* « 1
^
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«lor Davidson preparing for tho com-
1 m erican cowboy in ’a te regalia, j lypo ot quick hoalor.
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Ing football ooooon. —