The Beaverton review., June 17, 1938, Image 1

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T he B eaverton R eview
The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively to the Interests of Eastern Washington County.
VOLUME XVI, No. 29
Beaverton, Wawhinjfton County, Oregon, Friday, June 17, 1938
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RECOMMENDATIONS
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CIVIL SERVICE EX-
A M S A N N O U N C E !»
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recom m endation* for
I** ulatlon Ij«f outdoor ftdvrrtik
¡UK and p reservation of »came
beuuty aioiiK highway* U v « b m
worked out by the udvlnory com-
mite«-« on roudaide protection of
1 ,,r** ° rrK*,a ,,uU> planning board.
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Subscription, $i.00 per yr. In Advance
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Happenings In Co.
Court This Week
PflCß DlSCMIl
Tig) United .States Civil Ster-1
vkc Coinnilsa.ou has anaouncul
open com petitive exam ination* foi
the positions listed beiow.
Public h ealth n u rse, $2.001) a!
Reunion I h Held At
year;
g rad u ate n u rse (g e n e ra l1
Program And Demon­
Doctor Held For Grand
Anti-Price Discrimina­
staff d u ty ), $1,804 a year; nurse
A rrhio H
T onniu.
Archie
O'Connor
Art me O C onnor Home ,«
„««««»( her« thi. WMk stration Of Work Done technician l bacteriology gud ro
Jury Investigation Fol­
tion Act Has Been In
by Ormond K flean, ehulrm au
At Aloha June 5
lowing Arraignment
To Be Given
enlgcnology com bined), $1,800 a
E ffect Since May 21
' of Hie at at« planning board The
year, Indian Field .Service ( in ­
Ja ck Tstahrooli Face* Ketrlal
»'orly One ffrmlwr* o i The
! recommendation*,
to g eth er with
Mor« T han One H undred An cluding A laska), D epartm ent of
>evr l.a«t Also Applies To
On Bombing 1 harg«
Pnuiil) Are I'rraent
eotialderable data, have jn*t been
Registered Al Hckool
■Her* ice T rades
the In te rio r. T hese salaries arc I
publlahted aa a planning b rn rd re ­
subject to 3 1-2 perceuf retire- j
A huppy fam ily reunion of the port entitled "P rogram for Pro
The Com m unity Vacation Bib.e
D r. Leftoy K. Smith was placed
It is now illegal to Beil m er­
m ent deduction, and fu rth e r d*
| In county jail last week on a
nil»« children of Mr. and Mr» I lection of Oregon R o a d sid e * ” ! School meietlng in t U Congregu-
ch ant!*« ;n
O regon fo r less
■ ch arg e of th reaten in g to com m it
J
( '. O’C onnor of B eaverton
Mcverul montha have Iwwn «pent | *Hnal “ nd M ethodist Church«» will duel ions will be m ade fer Quar- Lhan eovt, or to d iscriiuiuate in
te rs, fuel, tig h t and oilier ser
a felony afte r having been ar-
wna held nt the A rchie O’Connor In the ten tativ e Invm tlgatlon and ««»elude thla F rid ay ,
price betw een cue'.otnent for m e r­
Josephine Bullis
j rested by Deputy Sheriffs R. I I.
home ut Aloha, Oregon on S u n -* tu d y by the com m ittne which ,s | A program and dem onstration vices a t a n furnished by the gov chandise of like g rad e and qual
Busch and Den C ornelius.
day. June 6th
Forty-one m em ber! headed by Robert W. Saw yer of
,,leir w«rk done will be given
ity, we a re rem inded by infor-
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S m ith was bound over to the
of th e
fam ily were p resent at
T he commit!«« includes »,
,t“> < ongnegatlonal Church on experience a re req u ired varying (nation received from the Ore- STATE WINNER I \
w ith each po sitio n .
Applicant*
t-rand
ju ry for bearing on the
gun Business and Investors Ire . p
v
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i ch a rg e.
The com plainant was
T ha Hchoo. is planning a lunch m ust not have passed th eir fo r­ office in P o rtlan d . O regon's anil- B C i A E d i 1 t . v T - s I f b o l
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Foweer,
Mr*.
Je
sse
M.
III tw enty-one y e a n t!mr ill the
tieth blriiduy
F or positions in price d iscrim ination a c t went in-
D
r.
C
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T
. Sm ith of .Hillsboro,
for
Friday
noon
and
will
spend
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Honey man, M rs
Jo h n L. Kar-
children were togeth o
A laska they m ust have reached to effect May 21, a fte r being held
Miss Joae-phme Bull.s b ro th er of the Jailed man who
nopp, M rs.
Frank B K lstner the afternoon at the school play­
Thou« preivot w(>«. M
a id
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of Medford, who has ju s t won "»usbt poiieie aid when his bro-
ground u n d er the leadership of th eir tw en ty -six th but m ust no.
Mm. J . c . O’Connor, D i«verton Oc tkc If Often, Jam ieson Park A. 1). Oeorge The atten d an ce at havo passed th e ir fo rtieth toirtli- up a.m o st a y -a r b> ^
the title of sta te cham pion for , b t r - recently arrived I m n Cal-
er
A.
I..
Beck.
Mr*.
A.
K.
dum action, which referendum is
,n
th e th lrd
N ationa ifornia,
appeared
and
made
live pntvnts; Mr. and Mrs
Kt-
tho V acation
Bible School has duy. T hese age lim its will not
vln O'Connor and four children
nnd John Y* ° n
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now sq u ash ed .
M<rat
o ^ n ie st fo r hign th re a ts ag ain st his life ov*r dif-
be
waived
in
any
case.
Tbe
d
o
s
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and John D.
O’Connor. O sborne.
rh * com m ute« auggeets three
“ '*ul,e * '>."d J Mor® ,h an onc
T h is new law applies also to scilooI stu<ient8. according to an ficulties involved in distribution
ing d ate for receipt of a p p l'c a ­
pupils are registered
K ansas;
Mr. and Mrs Omet l«’K*"l“ «lve m easures for adoption *’marwl
service trad es, we a re inform eo. iinnounce,rienl madc by a c0m_!of a family estate. County Judge
tions
from
S
tates
east
of
Color
It fa expeetd th at the term in-
Conway
and three sons. P ara “ *,>on “* P‘»*»»bhe:
such as laundries, dry cleaning mltte<s ^ prom inent a rtis ts meet D onald
T
Tem pleton
ordered
of the
Vacation
Blbie ado Is Ju ly 18; from Colorado and and p rocessing personal property ¿„g ¡n Chicago.
d lw , K ansas;
Mr. and M rs. Ar- * ' A *****
prohibiting signs tion
*>lnl held for grand jury inwesti-
chie O'Connor and m u
child n,*,r d ang er points of highw ays fchiKtl will perm it an Increase S tate s w estw ard, Ju ly 21; from such as d ry in g prunes or hops.
as
an aw ard for th is accom Ration following an arraignm ent
pen
and
Mr. and -Mrs
Karl
" l*nM creatin g hazards w h ere-: in
atten d an ce at th e morning point* in A laska n o rth of the
Tho Oregon an ti-p rice discrim - plishm ent, Miss Bullis, who is a *n **■* °ou rt.
A
rctic
C
ircle,
Ja
n
u
a
ry
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P ierce and d au ghter, A loha; M r .l ,'v‘‘r located
playground
classes under Mr.
a c t is sim ilar to th e high school
senior, receives a
Eugene Parkins of Forest Grove
A ssistant g ard en er (greenhouse) ination
A bill prohibiting ml un (ioor* '’ >»oy» a re to come Mon-
Federal
H obinson-Patm an
ia w . cash
prize from tb e
National ^ P o rte d his car prowled Mon-
und Mr*. Frank O’Connor, Ver-
day and Wednesday and girls It,26o a year. Bureau of Piaut which w as passed to give pro- Live
nonta;
Mr. and Mr*. Lynn O'- ,lu ,b°rlaed "snipe” signs
Stock and Meat
Board. 'lay n *Rht w-hlle it was parked at
Connor
and five children and
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A bill prohibiting all road- " n Tuesday and T hursday from In d u stry , ' D epartm ent of A gri­ tection to indeDendent m erchant* sponsor of th e contest A total 'h e ATchie Nicbol farm on Fore* l
M r.
and Mrs. John Simpson side advertisin g signs ¡n "non
a .m . Bo 12:00 o’clock noon c u ltu re . C om petitors will be r a t­
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« r.re o i l 3’774 stu d en ts from 866 bi^h Grove route 1. Listed as miss-
ed on tile su b ject of p rac tica l ag ain s sec e
-chfxds of 48 states p articipated in lD8
w ere $21
in cash, rolle.
and thru« d a u g h le .t, P o rtlan d , com m ercial are a s.
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s k a ts ,
and skate shoes valued
nnd P aul O'Connor, Beaverton
A diplion of a n am endm ent to C. E. IS TO SPONSOR questions p ertin en t to the duties concessions som etim es given t o ; ^
m ere n , ^
w inning p o ster stresscil
$25, a w rist w atch and flash-
Tw o years of larg er d istrib u to rs o
Mrs
Paul O’Connor was unable the sta le constitution as a basis CARNIVAL PROGRAM of tho position.
full-tim e paid experience in ’he dll,e-
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. . i the niportance of m eat from th. ^ liRht. w ith the toU l value placed
to atten d on ncrount of Illness for tbe en actm en t of legislation
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I, ,s in terestin g
to note th*c ,tandpojnt of j u fwod r a , ue Ac. at $52.
Tile K ansas fam ilies returned to regulate and control all other
W ashingttm
County Christian ca re of tree« shrubbery, law ns,
in cording
^ t h« judges, it w a?1 Law rence
F ran cis
Berry, 22
to th r lr homes on th e following t Jp,,s of roa(j „ ^ advcrlsing. as '.'ndeavorers
are sponsoring
a flow er-beds and greeahi»u*e plant* there is no m ethod set up
Monday a fte r a w eeka v W t w,.„ . . , tgIM. ,, recom m ended, arn lv ai
pr program on Ju n e 24. including or supplem ented by, »t th e law w hereby it w ill be en- ery weI1 oxw uted and carried ' as a n e s te d by D eputy Sheriff
Tuesday and Jailed on a
Tw o sons Ktvln and John had ''S etb a ck '’ régulations should Bi­
forced
except
as
each
trade
.(Jt t t e of
ef{£ctiT€ d e s;gu Busch
'ho affa ir will he held in the least six m onths of greenhouse
j ¡runk in a public place charge,
last vislbsl th e ir p arents fifteen
group
sets
up
a
policy
or
en
md
s
trik
ing
colo
r.
experience
a
re
required.
A
ppli­
so *\« adopted for all stru ctu re* ym nasium a t Cornelius and the
years ago.
Mr. nnd Mrs
O'-
j R etrial of Jack W . Ea tab rook
forcem ent com m ittee sim ilar tc
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uhtlc Is invited to atten d . Tal- can ts m ust not have passed th eir
c m n o r h a * llv.-d in the Ifrav.-r
pr,,I* r , >f * * ' “ ' “ * ,bp rl*ht
Dftletfl
b irth d a y .
T he closing the enforcem ent com mittee« sei GRANGE ESSAY CON-
bo™*Dg ,ot
being chosen from the
ton and ______
A M ia com m unity for o fw a y
*«>»* ndod for service or .-nt is
up u n d er th e old NRA. proceJ- L',G »r R P I V F
u r i tv
M illfam
Fuegy sto re at
Rock
tw enty-one years having moved “•* of ***• public, the rep o rt says, » liferent societies in the county date for receipt of applications ure
A lready in P o rtland, me
B L l N ( , HLLD
r reek on D ecoration day of 1935
from
S
tates
cast
of
Colorado
is
here from O sborne. K ansas.
| A* I>nri ot U* program , the with Billy Bishop, popular ama
W-.rn
retail* cro cers
buildia ■
I wl**
under w a? Mond a> ™s>rn -
O ther guests nt the dinner and com m ittee vigorously recommend* i«ur
m agician from Beaverton I Ju y l'l, and from Colorado and
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Members of gabordinate ^ranee.^ !ng. according to tbe H illsboro
th e program
Music, I S tates w estw ard, Ju ly 14.
reunion w ei* H arold K ram or ol 'b»*t
a continuing
program of leading
m aterial dealer* and o th er tra d e throughout t t e sta te will core- -h-cuit co u rt f-alendar.
Bloom,
Oregon and M r. and «duration
should be undertaken ih ila and a
tum bling a c t orJU * F'ull infom m tlon ib iv . be qh-1 group« a re settin g up such com- lt_te m th e 1938 traffic safety , .F irst tria l of X sta b ro o h began
M ra. Tom Conway and non w hi 4° bring
to th e peop.o a cou- also be featured,
m ittees
to police th e enforc«- ssay
lam ed at th e post office.
co n test being sponsored h ere
May 16 and ended in a
a re
locating In o r tw nr P ort- sla n t 'realizatio n of th e value, —
cu rren tly by th e Oregon State
the
follow ing
week
of th e tw-auty of Oregon.
la n d .
(«range and the safety division i ^
2jje ju ry
failed to agree.
,o f the departm ent o f state, ac- A new ^
, * , * 1 w in probably
FIRST SUGAR FAC­
cording to Secretary' of S tate j ^
draw n
tirae thi* week
GROWERS TO HOLD
E arl S nell.
TORY BEING BUILT
for th e new tria l sta rtin g Mon­
MEET WEDNESDAY
T h ree cash aw ard« and an ad-
day .
:
ditional
trophy for tb e firs t prize
P otato grow ors of W ashington
With the co n stru ctio n of tb(
Indicted
by tbe grand jury
CURRENT EVENTS PHOTOGRAPHED FOR
w inner have been m ade available March 17 along w ith E stabrook
County, as wall as those grow-1 S tate's first su g ar factory n o *
by S nell. A nnouncem ents of the w ere Melvin B ozarth, Leon V.
< rs from other |w>lnts of W estern well under way at Nyssa farm
, contest w ere m ailed to g ran g ers W allingford, Jack
M insky and
Oregon, are invited to present er* of B oulheastern Oregon n.<
throughout th e sta te th is w ee k . J'ames S cott.
th e ir views concerning th e ap- looking forw ard to a $2,000,00»
D uring th e past
“ W ith increasing trav el upon
plication of tb e P otato M arket- crop of su g a r beets in 1938.
week in P ortland, w ith th e de­
our
highw ays, it is im portant
ing A greem ent to the W estern
T he new factory, designed tt
velopm ent of th e hotel w orkers
th a t everyone become m ore eare- strik e . E stabrook has once again
Oregon crop at e hearing next
the sugar from J.v
WVdnesday, June 22 This hear- tons of beets every 24 hour
ful in his d irv in g .' said R ay M appeared in the labor u nion new*
Gill, sta te
grange m a ste r, in m aking new pronouncem ents on
tng will be held In the M arin: w 1 jj
be ready
for operate.) j
com m enting on th e co n test. “ » th e union conditions and situ a ­
Risun of the M ultnom ah H otel
u rge alt gran g e m em bers who tion of th e strik e .
in P ortland, next W'edncsday at ^
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la‘ ia «*
9 .30 a m
fall. Its ou tp u t of p u re g ran
a re entitled to do so to subm it
Gordon
Jennings indicted on
essays in th is
com petition. 1 four counts of giving alcoholic
T he proposed m ariietlng agree U" l^ 1 m,K* r ’
ft noraM‘1 Cr‘
ment applies only to potatoes .n '* de “ vered, is expected to ran g . |
also suggest th a t com pleted es­
liq u o r
to m inors and on one
i.itv rsta te shipm ent
Most of the trow
« v e n ty m illion to eighty
says be read at
gran g e m eet­
count of conlributin to the d e­
local crop, says County Agrnl rallllon pounds -enough to m eet
in g s.”
linquency of a m inor »"as sen ­
Cyrus, gyw only into consum p ‘*»8 consum ption req u irem en ts of
M rs. G. W . Thiesaen of Mil- tenced
to six m onths on both
tlon w ithin the sta te . P rio r to throe-Puurths of tho population
w aukie, lectxrner for th e sta 'e ch arg es by Ju d g e R . F ra n k P e ­
the Inst
few years, th e re h as of th e s ta le . Including loading
grange, will be in ch a rg e of te rs Friday, w ith term s to run
alw ays I wen sore* moveras-nt of and housing facilities, th e to tal
tb e co n test and all en tries m ust
H A G U E 'S “ D IS P L A Y O F A M E R IC A N ­
co n cu rren tly .
both seed and consum ption stock cost of th e p lan t probably will
EN D O F " T E S
he m ailed to h er not la te r than
ISM "— Mayor Fran k Hague of Jertey
Monte E dw ard Long, arrested
o ut of thla te rrito ry into Cali- exceed $2,300,000. T hree hundred
F L I G H T ”— Listin g
m idnight, A ugust 10, 1938. Gill
C ity (second from left) «• tie appeared
last week on a drunken driving
fo rn ta .
D uring
the
laat few nN.D -will be employed d u rin g the
slig h tly, the Boeing
and M rs.
Thiessen w ill select
review ing huge rally by some 175,000
charge,
waived grand ju ry in-
yvnrs, most of th is has dropped operation season w ith an average
A t la n t ic C lip p e r,
th re e judge* for th e com petition d;etm en t and tim e for sentencing
citizena who proclaim ed Jersey City
off so that then- is s relatively ,lttl| y p ayro || of $i,60(>. lOundrols
the w orld’s largest
S ecretary Sneli expressed the last F rid ay end was sentenced
••American.” Hague has been accused of
sm all am ount of locally grown
o th e rs will find em ploym ent
com m ercial amphi­
violating virtu ally all the B ill of Rights
hope th a t gran g e m em bers w ill1 to serve 90 days in the county
potatoes, most of which Is seed )n b a rre stln g and receiving th e
bian, ia towed back
in denying a hearing to political and
not only tak e this opportunity ja il.
moving mrt of thi* sta te .
crop.
to landing after hit­
Lab o r opponenta.
t o express th e ir views on the
I«eonard (’h andler 29, and Don­
T he proposed agreem ent w ill.
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ting obstruction in
traffic safety question but p-il1 ald W hite, 20. a rre ste d a t R ippl­
Puget
Sound, at
also join actively in th e move­ ing
W aters S aturday night on
Seattle. About to
m ent to m ake Oregon the safest charges
of drunkenness in a
recom m endaion of an A m Com OK ED ON B I K I H D A V
taka off on first test
sta te
in tho union from the public place w ere each fined
m ittee. could possibly lim it the i
—
flig h t the plane's
standpoint of highw ay tra v e l.
$10 and costs in H illsboro ius-
q uantity
of c e rta in other low ! A delightful d in n er w as given j
h y d ro > s t a b iliz e r
tice co u rt th is w eek.
grades o r sm all sizes th a t go Into for 'Mis* Florence laicas Wed- j
w as punctured
M rs. Je ssie Davis of Omaha.
InBe-stato shipm ent. Rome of the nesdny evening of la st woek at!
N ebraska who was a delegate tc
loonl ffrnwftffi nnp of tho opinion tho
M, C. McKVrchor homo,
the D aughters of Nile conven­ RAIN VISITS COUNTY
th a t the aen tem en t m ight place T hose p resen t besides th e bon- |
tion in Tacom a, W ashington is DURING PAST WEEK
nn undesirable restrictio n upon or guest
w ere H ow ard WVmd,
visiting friends in B eaverton am!
tbe movement of some certified H arold M aler, l/> rraln e K n ig h t,1
P o rtla n d .
Welcome clouds unleashed a
sped
Eileen Wolfe,
all of P o rtlan d |
hri-ef show er over H illsboro amf
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j and G eorge M cKercher nnd t h e !
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«orrotindlng
te rrito ry Wed we*-
I
MANY VISITORS ARE h ostess.
Z
, O „new ¿ eeOQ laW day afternoon, giving th e first
Miss Luoas, M rs. M cKercher
I h h ederal R obiuson-P atm an .aw RpreciabUs
„ c r e a b l e rain-
I and H ow ard Wood w ere guests
AT IMLAH HOME
is enforced by the F ed eral T rade fall in moPe th a n a m onth for
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| a t a birth d ay p arty honoring
Com mission,
but no such en tbe relief
of parched gardenn.
M r. and M rs. Jo h n Im lah en- Miss Luca* and h er sister, Mrs.
forcem ent agency is provided foi drying cannery peas and straw -
tertatn o d as th e ir n re sts on W*d- »Vlllard Bram ble of Portland at
th e Oregon law .
b erry fields.
nesday of last week, M rs. I m -ith e home of th eir sister. Mr.»,
J A P A N E S E O F F I C I A L T O U R IN G U. S.
T he new O regon law rcgulat-
S lig h t m ista wtere noted Morn­
lnh’s sister, M rs. W alter Olln- H arry
W heeler n t W illam ette
Mr. Makoto Den. director of the 8oard
ing prices th a t can be charged day in ce rtain sections, but not
per and
two sons. Bobby an.1 Oregon on Friday evening. Rev
of Touriat Industry of the Japanese Gov­
for
m erchandise
tor ‘‘aervicc in sufficient am ount* to be of
Billy of Tofe»lr> nnd Mrs. tie r- e ra l other guests from P o rtlan d
ernm ent R ailw ays, It now touring the
trad e " output, provides th a t an aid, although th e accom panying
aid Wood and son Glen nnd were p re s e n t.
United 8tates In the interest of the 1940
offender can be put in ja il and j. cooler
w eather brought better
d au g h ter Jo a n of P o rtlan d . M rs. i
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O lym pics in Tokyo and the Grand Inter­
conditions for county
fined if he can n o t ju stify biJ grow ing
O linger whs In P ortland to at- MISSIONARY TALKS
national Exposition in Yokoham a. Mr.
cro p s.
Hot w eather of tbe p r e ­
prices
ag
ain
st
a
ch
a
rg
e
of
d
is­
tv ml th e n ose F e stiv a l.
AT SUNDAY SCHOOL
Oen Is alto interested in Ja o a n ’s p artici­
crim ination! T rip le dam ages are vious week was followed by mod­
pation in the New Y o rk ’s W orld F a ir and
also provided for. and b u y ers can e ra te tem p erature*. F riday's 81
i A ttendance was forty-tw o at
CLTTB HAS LAST
San Fran cisco Exposition.
be equally guilty w ith seller* of degrees being the high m ark for
th e week as com pared to a 91
MEETING OF SEASON the H neeldale Sunday School
1 m erchandise If prices charged or
last Sunday. Special songs w ere
reached on June 6.
Although
accepted tend to cre ate a trtonop-» ^
w a„ ^
^
cot an<1 in
T he
H azeldale H appy
H our
by Betty .Penn Ocrbei and
oly or d iscrim in ate.
v ario u s stages of h arv est thru-
club m et la st T hursday at th e M rs. R. R. H arb ert of Eugene,
While th e new Oregon law was o u t th e WIBty> ttm ,,ght rain!(
hom e of M rs. Bessie Bridgm an D orothy H urd and Loren Broad
L A D Y . K E E P Y O U R S H O E » ON—
P issed by the 1937 le g isla tu re for | weiie b<,lleved t0 have done no
f»>r th* Iasi m eeting of tb e sea- celebrated b irth d ay s during the
Or. Joaeph Lalyveid . founder of Na­
th e purpose of p ro tectin g grocer* dam age,
m u . An election wns held and week
M alcolm F o resb erg whr
tional Foot H ealth W eak, polnta out
and
d ru g g ists in p artic u la r, a-
th e follow ine officers installed: has bean a m issionary in Eth
the dongere of too-ehort stockings
gainst “loss lead er” com petition
M rs. W.
MoRall. Mr*
O V E R FO R A R E C O R D — Dsl T h u rb tr, of Southern C alifo rn ia,
r-ie-«trtent.
Mr»
liy le Taylctr; iopia gave a talk on his expor
end ill-fitting shoos to a young pa­
actu ah y th e law affects all com- Ruby Boyd and Mrs T>oy G ray
clearing the bar at • feat, t% inch**, to tat a new meet record
Vico P resident, M rs A . C. Bol- iences and san g some songs in
tient. Corne and Im proptr foot hab­
m erce w ithin the sta te an d each were guests of Mrs. W alter Scott
for tha high jump at the Interco llegiat* A.A .A .A . track and field
lig e r; S ecretary -T reasu rer. Mrs the E thiopian languagv-. F ores
it*. O r. L aly va ld aay*. cauaet the
________ m att hald racantly at Naw Yo rk C ity.
business tran sa ctio n m ust b e e g - ! at th e R otary club luncheon and
Ardan Ha vs. A picnic will be burg ia retu rn in g th is fall to the
fem inine custom of shoe shedding.
held in the n ea r fntirre.
An*lo E gyptian Sudan in Africa
entitled caiNiuHjrv ,.
'c a r d p arty In P ortlan d M onday,
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School To Close
Law Now In Effect
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