The Beaverton review., December 18, 1936, Image 1

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T he B ea verton R eview
The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively to the interests of Eastern Washington County.
VOLUM E XV, No. 3
Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon, Friday, Dec. IK, 19W>
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Poultry Council
lines Program
Newly Elected (¡roup To
Act In The Interest
Of All Poultrymen
MEET
Mill
AT
"<»ik Oul)
TIGARD
I iwl.r
liillitiril)
Of I urifi r Organization
‘IV * W' ih I i I dk I’ ii county poultry
council run at Tigard, Wedr«-«-
day. Dm * uiix r «* unii outlined
tlu-ir 41* "grulli of activities, r*
porr»
|_ I.'
Fronds, assistant
e< untjr aironi, who ha* tieoa elp,-»
twl ««•< retsry of flip k i o i i | i .
A aliti mrnl of t'lelr po'ley I*:
" i ' I i i i i been vk ited li) di* polli­
li") iiit'fi of Wnstiingt« n cmiPiy. iti
•"i open niCeiing, 4«> represent
ll.nii In any udì ville» for the pro-
motloti
of ili« poultry indu»Ury.
W> ilo not represent
any «ramp
of im r lr ln l < r (« id 'membership
I III ivpreseni all of III* poultry
iii « ii of Iti« ninniy, any on« of
wlioni la |*tlvlleged to n volpa in
III* in»l ruction« »Inch
wo will
f' Ilo ». We ha va n*"t la*n eleried
l i make davi*ton* ami a. I upon
llu Mam«'. Imi will art only u|»>n
the authority of an open nieelms
t<- which anyone In4ere«t«"<l In Uir
poultry Indualry and Ita pr blt-nia.
It fr*r to allrnd. Thin* meeting*
an* held regolati) on lh « fourth
Tumula) of rurh monfh in con­
junction with tin rmculai exten-
« 1*111 Hi»rvkw* moni hi) fwiultry meet­
ing*. Wt* |no|KiM- la; give our
ftupport In the oilier organization*
In Uitf «tin«- when ilu*lr activities
aia*. In I lie judgment of our poul-
l i ) man, tu*!M'rt< lai to Hie welfare
of Hie industry.
Tha molli hi)
ig-uliry mrriing
la noi held in Ivrem hrr, colf**-
qoelitly, lh « next meeling will he
field In I he Tigard (¡range hall.
Januuay 26. <1. C. Kearney, Man-
agar of the Paride Poultry Pro­
ducer«’ Cooperative Asso« i»t Ion.
will tw Uie «|M*aker.
The iuenilM*r« *>f tha* newly e-
lecl«d «*ouuty |*>ullry Otuncli an*:
K. Blankenship, Tigard, pre«ida*ni;
A. T. Hale«, Tigard; Gerald W.
Av«*iy, Tualatin; Frank Erickson,
Hillsboro; G. M. l/**lh\ Tigard;
«m i U K. Francia, assistant eoun-
ly nga*nl, lllllahoro, nerr«*lary.
OREGON TAX STUDY
SHOWS 25-YR TREND
The most comprehensive study
op record of public expenditures
in Oregon based <n property tax
c< lU«1 bins for the various spen­
ding nulls has Just he* n complet­
ed bv Dr. W. H. Dre*«en. agrioul-
tuiial economist of tf>e O.B.C. ex-
f eri merit «thtion, amf has been
piiUllshed as a H I pngc «Intlon
bulletin. No. 3(6.
Dr. Diecsen ha« worked for sev­
eral year« In hi* ’’»pane moments’'
gallK-riiig nnd compiling the In­
formation fc m ("iiuniy ami stale
source*.
It covers Hu* 2r»-)'(4ag
period 1910 to 1934, inclusive, nnd
a» completed, it llsta l'u* tax le­
vies for both rmxil and urban
properties in every county for all
pi,rpose», Ireludlng stale, cv.irnt)",
fw-hool, roa<ls, debt service and
miscellaneous.
Although the study Is Intended
primarily to afford (i permanent
siutree of r«*ferenee for lax bodies
and lawmakers. Dr. Dieesen lia*
drawn some general cs.xiclnslons
from his findings.
He reports
thud rural taxes reached Ihelr
|uxik In I!>28 und urban taxes n
1930, but that In term* o f actunl
purchasing power Ihe peak
of
payments was reached In 193!
fn» both classes.
Tlhreo major trends during the
fu riod pointed out hy Dr. l>ree*-
en are a steady rise in "public
standard of living.’’
Increased
central!/.*bten In the administra­
tion o f public functions, and a
narrowing of the property tax
Imse through the removal of oer
tain clauses o f property or Its
classification h r special taxes.
CHOIR W ILL SING
CHRISTMAS MUSIC
lie local I’origixgationnl chtirrji
r will be .heñid fn an, evening
'hrlstmn* must«’ at the church
day evening. December 20.
cantata. "Tlie Bnl«e of Heth-
>m", by Dentard Hamblen, and
p
addi Hostal numbers will
o up the imirram. A cordial
panie Is extended to nil to
« and enjoy an evening of
. i j
SAVINGS AND LOAN
INCREASE DIVIDEND
—
*-
J
Hiuh School Notts
Subscription, $1.00 per yr. In Advance
.i-—
AVERAGE TEN Y EAR
PRICES ARE LISTED
PLANNING HOARD
RELEASES REPORT
Silently Passing
State Marshall
Issues Warning
m
A
The Ih avarimi l>a«kethu|| loain
Washington Having« and l.*,ai
Mlts li. M 'H V IK N I»»:*H tW r
,
. . „ M o m e n t of w.miea.le }
Itelaiive« average price»
-e-
wlth
thè twon
Mr*. George Sthmi«Mle*¡tamp rat« B Utr p,,wtr from Uonn,-lf„ u>
A«*ocial ion, llill«boi*< , Ore., ha« *on ilio game
Jnal dm'lared ila Iwerity third oon- tenni. Decemlter K, l,y a ai-ore of cehaaj by farinai» In Oregon by I Edit h Milled).
.12, who died p, ac</.rdance with thelocaiiod of
f«r more 'Monday m Poniard Iron, injuries urer, ( »hould tar dor* by con-
aiciHIv« semi-annual dividend al 31 lo 26. Vili« » io. (I h - fir«t ua-g (.-«untie« and disi net.
ihe rale of 4 pa*r <al>4 per annulli. ular game of thè «canon ami no ihan 1« aniriZal and crop* pro- j iccelved in an auto accident Hun-
te»a cr by a connresaionally
du* 1«
have loo n complied hy
Thin 1« nn Ir.oteuae o f one- lalf of attuila«* n wa« chtirgeal.
“ •>'* w®’‘ wel1 known here when authorizvd body Just as n o n g«
ui an« of a \MP.V iitrojecl super - She resided here several year» a- possible and every eff* rt „«.do to Repeated
W arnings Are
om* |x r rent nvar the la«t dlvi-
The «ale of i'hrialtiiaa real/, vised by I». K. ISivghaupl, exlen- ¡ gc., attending the local schools. irducc in i,,«.rie» to locate
«h ml declared which n n ut the
m
ti>e
;
Issued
Each
Y uletide
t ie charity fund and banket bail «ion aw ¡cultural economia' at Or- «the wa*
a native of Holten Don nevi He a 1* 3 , it ìh empliatical* 1
rate of
per ceni.
The divi­
were
dhmusatd
«
I
a
aludem
body
egon
State
college.
Tlie
results
i
K
a
rs««,
and
Concerninif Hazards
dend la payable* on January I,
is survived by her | ly declared In a report of th< '
meeling, Thurmlay
December 10. luive just been puhlUhed as a
l»:«7, and check« will In* mailed
husband and daughter; th r u ala- ; Oregon state planning l^n rj, ’ Re-
Tile MtmleniK decided to nelp tlia* a" Ifction circular o f information | terH| Mr«. Geo, lx-Pur- of Metz- , commended Policies for Hale of
to all iiwtnber* ui <hal lime.
i< < al relief comm Iliac hy food- N>’. 161.
CARE IS NECESSARY
In com men i lug on the n««ucla-
g « ', Ore., Mis. Kdward Crowe of Bon-reville Powar” . juat rilesatd
«luff contribution«. The Arc »quad
Most
of
the
du'a
wa«
ohtaimsl
N rlh Piatte, Neb., Mr»
Jack by Ormor.d It. flean. cliairman of
llon’B ahlllly to cerry on ila im-
wa« r.hurgcd with I lie taak o f hc - from record« gathered during the Falter» of Vancouver. Mast*. ; and the l> ard.
It ilumnialilc Decoration* May lie
brnkan record (,f dividend« light
n w ilig a I'hrlstmas tree for the period by l i e 4!ivision of crop*
through lh* depression, I n* n«*o-
ihree brothers, Meri Milieu of
The report make» clear t le pos­
I *ed with Proper Precautions
«• h<* I. Coach Cook announced a and Ilv4*«t«ck e«tltiiales of the U. pon land. Freeman Milieu o’ U ng- j,i(>n t i lb,, planninx Kr„ up
datjtm
officials
«io le • hut Hie
Ihn««' Mt-hool basketball meet In H. dc imu I inent of agrhulture, and VIP»
■crnlngN of Iht* «««< « lutlnn Ihi«
Wash., and Dustin Milieu, summarize*
previous
bulletins
lllllatKiro, Januar) ir>.
State Fire Marshal Hugh
H.
ate act uni re|«>rt* nsade rrr nthly nf Denver, 4"olo.
year «how- a gn-al Increaae over
ard flrdings. It has the enthus- Earle, being detply
concerned
hy
voluntary
farm
price
reporter».
F u m a l «ervice» »< *e held at i iastic approval of Govcrnoi \,'*r-
lliat of la«l year,
A sight not s4H-n ut Ih-averton
with regaud to the possibilities off
IntercRtiiig Information brought Kolman * f.utz, with inteiment tin.
J. M IVrson, General Manager,
f« r seme time was a git Is’ lias
i.t-aih,
personal injury or propeirty
out include« *tich itetiis a ' a di­ in < rescent (>rove oemetety.
reported to llu* Hoard of Director« J |<4,,|—
,11
E«tabli»hnrent oi a blanket rite damage due to fire causea by Ux*
. ,
. . --------
gstiw
played at noon,
cr the condition of t».e associa- ' p y ^ y , l u m b e r 11. beh re , rect com purl «on of prices for fat
for all government p.wer plant many inzards introduced in the
ar<l feeder lambs and fat and
H t H I M H I tKtMMI K Jt>
tlon. Il<" stated that t ic associa­
distribution, a plan espoused by homes and places o f public as­
leige l'ail of the student«.
feeder wteers during the ld-ycar
Funeral »ervu-e» for Marild i
tion now has the large«t reserves
some, is particularly epposed by semblage in cairytng
In an effort to further the |
cut the
Many other c< niparis<ms liramm
Jay of Sherwc/d were the Oregon plar.nirg board. Each
In Its hiwlory and less coniingon- Christin»« «eal «ale*, tlx- prlnei- I , period
.
spirit
of
the
holiday
season,
has
,
. . . .
lb*, tween product* and price« in !iekl Friday aftunoon (Decembe, I roject regardless of its location
rie« lo meet Ihan anytime In (he
im I, aponaorwd a allow in the gym-»
Issued the following statement;
different countie« arc also shown. llth )
at the Methodtst durch. in the I'nlrtd States, should have
past several year*. '"H«nl Ketato
minium. Fiiday. Student» purrha«-
Our jtsord*
show that alraoet
Sherwood. » :lh Ilev. 1 / k I hart of its own scale of rale* consistent
ha* made a ueniarkahle com e-I
every year Joyful ocrasior.s have
Newberg ofTiciating.
‘ .........
^ U
d id it t V
p t| | !
buck.'' «aid
Mr. Person,
"and '•*
with costs of pr duction, the ire- been turned to sornew, suffering
w ire exrii«i-d fo'in classe«
I o I .ill»
T0
find
mortgage« are now in a|
Mr». Jay
» » » born
in Clay pi rt states. Users near the pro­
U. 0F 0. RESEARCH crurty, Mi««oun, May 26. 1855. ject should have ihe benefit of or period* of regiet liecause of
«troiigi-r i » ’«itimi than would have'
Of pnallnie interest, one of the
««•me «"areless practice «c lacA of
lieen thought jg «aitile a few tea rs!
i.rcl w i* gl year* cid her la*t lower trarsmission costs.
fotenr «4 nehool uetivltfe* I« tak-
»crious thought on the part or re-
High trihute lo 111* resisrcti in Mrthday. Hhe I» surviv<d hy her
ago. Home building ha« tunde n
4'osts of transmission and other spcnslble individuals. Ea*.h year
Irg long strides ahead. The 1136 < lissi al «Indie» carri»li on at Hie
good gain in Pt36. hut all »tu* I
nie re, Mi», .• hn tales af S icr- i factvT«. should be the basis of
debate team« under llu direction rnlveralty of Oregon i* rald by
niiiry warnings have been pub-
item« of the ‘ toilsing situation « -
wood. »ilh »hom »lie i.iadc her 1 rate* and gnv proposal for a
of K. G. Webb, are making hla- Martin NiUiuiti. of Germanv in a
ish.d and many sour.d and safe
glee lliat 1637 will show a big
h.onie. Funeral arrangeim-nts were | single
"blanket Tate’’ for large rules have been suggested with
toty. IK'iiveiton met Cat.ias
at rteent h<M(k revte»
publi«hed
in
Ircreaae over ihi« ym r ."
in <5 re of W. E. Pegg. Heaver- * areas should be rejected.
U :» respect to decorations, the selec­
i anm« ard brought hack i vic­ ” (.n im o",
a Gemmar magazire,
TAe Ik and of
DirecUira ex-
tory last week. In addition to the rf.pi»-* of whicb haw reached thè lon, with cou.luding »ervicis at no'.'ted out bv Mr Bear.. The tion of toys and the irstallatliA
pre«»cd ihemselvea a« very o|dl-
Pleasant
Hill
Cemetery
rear )M>ar(j also strorgly recJt, merds
lrt«r«chool
«• niest«,
IU averien IT. of O. campus.
of Christmas tree*. These rules
III lath- a « lo the outlook for the
Sherwood.
that public agencies and public an« all very reasonable and will
will lie represented at the I-■ n-
The revlewer, » li «e writlng in-
anvltig« and h'an husIrK-«« in itie
A*-ld toiw nanient later on.
be obvious to any ne who will
«"-poratrims be given e v e v - n
d tmrt* a tbcnugh knowlulce of l U D I C T U i Q D A r » T V
future, and anal this should be
V tlK K N I
t .-A ivl I
siderati- n. and H prepj.,..- thst seriously consider the common
thè classi«-al ftcld. »ro te a criti-
erpectully true for live rext few
HELD AT SYLVAN f ,w“ or *’
y«t*. «rproxi- •iie hazards associated with the
ri'tii of thè itiiivtrslty puhltcatlon.
; CO. NURSE GIVES
yesr* in vlow- of the ' h ù»,n
______
mstelv 50 percent of B jn e v ille Yuletide. It may be frit, by some
’’Ftlidie*
in
(Irceli
Heliglor.”
,
thè
shortage and the Influx <f people
TUBERC'ULIN TEST
ITu- West Slope Imr vcmert output he re*erved for puMi • u«e. of those wl»o do m l have electric
« c k of thè late Dr. 4’ lar.i Smer-
from 11** Miteni atatoa,
_____
fec
iety childrens ChMstmi« par- I> mestic customers
will in no service, that some of the rules
l*Tk’
.
prr
fessor
o
f
Greek,
ar.«l
Washington Savings A I/.au As
M. m *. Margaret
Dixon 1/ignn,
ty. which was given at t ie Syl- »* > he deprived of benefit* from arc an infringement on the rights
a delation » a « organised in Hill«- <«uaty nchoi.1 mtiwe, ha» glvv*n tlie George N. Helknap, now universa)
van schodhouse, Friday evening, Bonneville merely becaus« in ’.us- of rrsdividiials cr act as a damper
b<»ro in 192!> and is opraated tnben ulln
test to cluldren <»f editor.
wa«
attended by a large number tries absorb pan of it» ¡iu;:e a- to the full enjoyment of the oc­
"The e*«ay* «re a beautiful
wholly by hskil men. It* reniar- Metzger. Garden Home, nnd I ’ uion
of reslder.t» from Uie Wen Slope pacity, the report shows,
casion. A realization of the ha­
table retsTd through Uie depres- «< bools. One hundred forty-five testtnumy t<* thè a*«idulty with
"The more rapidly Booneville s zards. even though they are per­
«ion has gained the «Mention of children und ihelr teacher* t<r>i' whlch classica) studtes are pur- and Westdaie districts, and their
A large I'hristma« tree full ger.crating capacity is ah- mitted to exist but are handled
hi friends.
flianclal Institution« Uiroughout the test »¡U i approximately &*% atred in America, especijlly
provided
treats
for the children, sorbed, the earlier olhe- great with due care, will largely re­
«i.ch
a
remote
^nd
couiparetlvely
the H u ie and deu*on«tra4e» the giving a yuailjve rtoction. latter
in this move the chances for serious con­
stublTTly of Hie Tualatin Valley fn Hie yewr rhe test will be re­ «mali university a* that in Oi<*- The Journal Juniors o f FYnlanrl water power resources
Mr. Nllsson «aid fn hi» furnished the program, aft* • which area will be developed. Ol’ icr sequences. We urge that you bear
sect ion The h<«rd of director* I* pealed at Beaverton sn l other g«on.”
low cost power site* st.,nd rea- in mind that highly inflammable
rtfreshments were served
te*"iew".
made up «."f the following men: »< h"<ds in Washington Hounty.
t dy. There is ample power for ev- materials, such as: the customary
Geo. o . Hancock and D. D. Bump, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
i eryore— (nr homes, farms and fac- Christmas tree, celluloid toys, cot­
F**re*4 Grove; J. O. IU*bb. R. I.
1 lories, if only it can be put to ton, crepe jar««", etc., in clo«e
John«on and J. M. Person. Hills­
: work.”
preximity
to heat
or to open
boro, Oregon. Tht»
Hoard has
Copies t f tire report may be flames, such as:
candles, stoves
served the a«s«"clation without In-
obtained from the planning board and fire places are natural caus­
termptlou since its organization. <
office in the Spaulding build-cg. es which may turn yodr joyful
CIRRENT EVENTS PHOTOGRAPHED FOR
holiday into a most depressing
GRANGE CALLS
period.’’
REMEMBER YOUR
I n The WEEKS NEWS
THE R E V I E W
WEED CONFERENCE
What is said lo be a serious
slate-wide menace to agriculture
from spread of ncxxloua perennial
weeds will he the subject of an
«ll-vlay conference which the Ore­
gon Slate ( ’.range Is sponsoring
on the state college campus In
Corvallis, Saturday, December 19.
Bay GUI, master o f Hie grange,
ha» issued a general Invitation
to farmers, ntHmber* o f county
courts, county agent« and grange
agricultural committeemen to at­
tend. The
extension service of
the college is co-op«« a ting in the
conference and will have a num­
ber of specialist* on luitul to lake
Dart In the program.
The grange agricultural cotn-
mitlc«*» have had weed control as
n major project for two y«*ars
and It is now bellev<xl that the
situation I* such Hint stale-wide
action Is nocessmry, a«vrrdlng to
Mr. GUI.
The committee on weed con­
trol at the re<*ent eastern Oregon
Wheat league convention reported
that the extent o f weed infesta­
tion has reached a point where
the possibility r*f widespread con­
trol measures is «lefintlely beyond
(I k * r<*nch of the Individual fwr-
nior. In the II counties covered
hy this organization, it was re-
portt'd
that there
are between
25,000 ard 30,000 acre* of land
inf«*sted hy noxious weeds.
DAIRYMEN WILL
MEET IN JANUARY
The forty-b urth annual meet­
ing o f the Oregon ttakrymen’s as-
scciattoTi will be lwl«l on the Or-
eg«vn Slate college campus, Jan­
uary 19 and 20, announ<-es Gtorgc
H. Fulletvwl<ler, Carlton, presi­
dent. This is the first time in
many years that
this general
dairy organization Irtt* met In
< Yrvallis.
While the detailed program has
not been worked nnt. it Is to lx*
built around late developments in
control of animal diseases. fee«l-
tnig methods and marketing. The
meeting will be held while the
legialatuire Is in session, and It is
«Uiite likely that proponed chan­
ges
In farm laws will he con­
sidered. says Fnllenwider. Ar-
i rnngemcnts are bring made to
bring a prominent eastern dairy
leader to tht convention.
P O R T R A IT
PHOTOGRAPH —
H»rw It tí*«»» n h o t o g ra p h of P o p *
d u « X I, tJ»«ri rn o rt ty b efore h i*
f iw e t illr c t v
*< V j i . v s i , C ity ,
ki os
R. R. MAIL CARRIER
SEVERAL ACCIDENTS
As Christmas time draws rear
REPORTED IN WEEK
and hearts are made happy by
kindly thoughts ard «leeds let us
remember our faithful rur*’ mail I
Auto accidents
reported the
carrier and by a little thoughtful pest week, include one reported
kindness do that which will save by Winston P. Paw-son, Thursday
him much tinv;
an«! armyatice of last week. He received injuries
and w ill add to bis Christmas when & tw torcycle driven bv R.
Gerling struck the ba-k of
joy.
l et us buy sufficient stamps for rawsc-n’s auto. Pawson claim*
Christmas mail, and affix them he had been stopped by a flag­
to our presents instead of depos­ man working with a construction
iting small coins fn the mail box crew.
to cause the carrier loss c< time
Three persons wexe injured F ri­
ard added tiouble just when he day afternorn in a collision on
lias no time to lose in Hunting the Cornell road when the car
lost pennies and has plenty of driven by Holger Breitenstetn col­
trouble to handle his big load cf lided with one driven by George
Christmas mail. If it happens to C. Lichty.
be necessary to deposit coins let
Ralph Uppert of Banks repor­
us put the coin in an envelope ted striking two pedestrians, Mr.
held closed by a clothes pin.
and Mrs. Cheater E. Shoemaker
\Wuld it not be better to speed of Buxton while they were crea­
your carrier cheerfully on his sing the highway In Buxton ear­
way than to cause him to shatter ly Sunday morning.
one of the ten commardments to
A car driven hy Fritz Schendel
smithereens just before the glad­
ir«i one driven by Don Milbrandt
some Yuletide?
o ' Cornelius collided at the inter­
section of Sixth Avenue and Base­
ENGAGEMENT MADE line St. in Hillsboro Friday
KNOYVN AT PARTY r.ight. Mrs. Schendel, who with
her husband was en route to a
Miss Marie Ann Schaeffers and celebration
in honor of
their
Miss Betty Watkins entertained a wedding anniveisary, w-as hurt so
group of twelve friends at bridge badly that s.ie was taken to a
and supper at their apartments hospital.
Tuesday evening. De« ember 8.
Durirg the evening the engage­
ment of Miss Schaeffers to I,e<i- KIW ANIS CLUB AND
tuird Adams was mode known to
WIVES ENJOY PARTY
the guests on being presented with
miniature life insurance pn'icies
Members of the Beaverton Ki-
I »earing the rames of the couple.
wanis club and their wives en-
Tire wedding w ill take place De­
)oye«l a Christmas party and pot-
cember 29. ai the
bride-elect’s
luck; dinner at the hall, V/edne*-
home at Eugene. Miss St-haeffer?
«!ay evening. The ptogram «.Twis­
has been on the teaching staff of
ted of vocal sel4*ctions by Mr*.
the local high school the past
H M. Barnes, Mr. Berg, and lit­
few years.
tle Virginia Talbert, with Mis. R.
C. Doty as accomponist. A gayly
D.r.Y. HAVE ANNUAL decorated tree, Christmas carols
CHRISTMAS PARTY 'and an exchange, of giftr. fur
n’ shert
enjoyable entertainment.
M« to I*. Tanner Tent No. 18, Me. and Mrs. E. E. Stipe, out go­
D.U.V., held its annual Christmas ing presklents of the Kitvanian*
party Wednesday. December 16. at and the l.adies Auxiliary, respec­
the home <f Mrs. Joe Bush of tively, were presentnl with a pr In-
Aloha. A turkey dinner was «(tved sentia e* a trihute to their faith-
W IN S F IG H T — T iny M ary Ellen
at noon, atwi small
Christmas ful service.
Olin, whose weight at birth w a i one
The committee in charge con­
gifts were exchanged An enjoy­
pound ten ounces. At the end of the
sisted of Mesdames C. E. Mason.
able time was had by all.
third month eho weighed only six
pounds, the normal weight for moat
The next meeting will be helo H M. Barnes. John Kirby, James
shildren at birth.
I»ewts, and Eighty.
the home c f Mrs. Basii.
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