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Libi r*ty
T he B eaverto n R eview
The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively to the Interests of Eastern Washington County.
Beaverton, VYanhington County, Oregon, Friday, luJy 29, 1938
V O L U M E X V I. No. :i5
Cover Spn
Be Aoolied Now
i
C. E. C A B I N E T H A S
M E E T IN G IN P A R K
New Building lo
Be Looked Over
Special Awards To
Be Made At Fair
Subscription, $1.00 per yr. In Advance
F IF T E E N 1ND1CT-
.slE.N i ¡9 K E l t K . N E U
Forest Fire Situa­
tion Still Serious
HKNJAWI.N ktlTLCK
Washington
Cuuniy < nrintUo
Fifteen indictment», all hut one
! Endeavor
Cabinet mot .Sunday
of which were secret, were re­
benjamin butler, well known
turned Friday as the county grand
afternoon
in Hhvurer P*i k
a»
pioneer resident of Hcottsburg,
Hillside where the t , K. Sun:-
ury closed its D m n cel.Lg.
Douglas County, died at Bea­
o r.
Leltoy E.
siuitn
was
u>er < aniiM onfciui.ee m in m s -
verton. July 31 at the age of 78
■ion Itila week.
cuaxged
with
threatening
ti <;
yeara. The farui settled by fa‘*
Norm ally Six O r E igh i
W ill B e Open For
Spray For Codling
Largest Num ber O f
commission of a felony by the
riuna for enUifainiug the Stal«
iather, Kufua butler. In 1850. nad
giand Jurors In me only open .n-
K. deputation tram Friday,
Weeks O f Fire Season
Inspection Until 8:00 been bia home until a few
Moth On Apples And
Breeds Special Aw ards it ( intent.
•September 9 were put liuo il.«
Remain
P.M . Monday Evening weeka a go .
Pears Needed
banda of a connut*', t cou«:atras
william A . Perainger, one o,
A re O ffered
He la survived by his wid­
i he witness«» in tbe first two
of Floyd 14 lia w of V u .}t G iovi,
Hudtret Meeting Ta He Held
Total Of 10,947 Acres Ha**
ow, Mrs. Hoaa bu'ler, one daugh­
Jor I tat c h , ÜJalo'., ntl J lion ,nl
Katabrook
trials was arrested
l.rad Araenate Spr») |,
A »* r d s Determined My Ex­
Been Darned tins tea r
In >cn Andilorlum
ter, Mrs. Cordelia JJ. Horscll,
Webb, Deaverton.
Saturday evening in Portland by
Kec»ninipnded I'or I'ae
hibits, Shonaumaklp, Etc,
•» -
Various
other como. H («va ap­
State Patrolman Sheridan on a ■
biaverton,
one step daughtci,.
Tb* new grade achool builJ- Mrs.
The recent period of extrem­
pointed lo begin l« c f o i u . i i t 'i n
warrant charging perjury. The
Walter Haines,
KJklou.
Tbe largest Durniar of breed
Apple
and fiear grower«
‘it of plana for the unniiol Wklb- mg recently completed by School
dangerous fire weather ia
warrant was
issued following ely
Oregon,
two brothers, A.
b. special awards
ever to be of­
Waablngton eounty should u|iply I ingtou County Convention in Oe-1 Uiatitcl .Number 18 with the aa- butler,
coming so early
In the
klkton,
and D. U.^ fered to 4-H Club members 4 Perainger'a secret indictment by bad,
the aeoond cover apray for tin? tol>er
were: Selection of boat aiatuuc«
Of thc Federal Bui.
summer,
according to U.
0.
Butler, Portland, one slater, Mrs. the Washington County Fair a. e ibe grand jury last week.
control of i odllu^ moth If they ,-hureh,
Helen Asbahr,
f orm gency Admlnlatratluo will be ogea
Kstabrook s third trial
has' forest service statement Just ia-
being offered
by breeders u^il
.Mary
Hcott,
Kalacada
have not applied a-.*
i »ur..y, (j r„ve aMd 0 |adyil Tucker, H-a-
been
set for September
6 ia 18„ ed and sbould ot be followeu
<‘or
public Inapedtlon on
tin;
Mr. butler was a member of breed associations this year.
wtlhln the la*t week, aaya County vertou; Program, Clad) i ru d er
Judge R. Frank Peters court.
mgbt of the annual built; • meet* the Elkton
by a false sense of security if
Methodist Church,'
The Washington^ County J e rs t,
Ageut W K. Cyrua According to JU.i,.n Koberaleln. Oaaton, Evelyn
Suit for a
decree annulling
ng. Monday, August 1, US*
the weather sbould take a tem-
where
funeral
aervices
were
ta
ttle
Club
la
sponsoring
ano­
word received from II (1 Tltotnp- Shearer.
Hlllaide; Nominations.
marriage
was filed in
circuit
Inspection
tripe will sUrt at held Haturday morning. He wa* ther breed special which makes court this week by Archie
P°™ ry turn for the better.
»on. Aaalatant
Entomologist o f , Laurence Tucker of Beaverton,
Normally we can expect a
the Oregon Experiment station, Dorothy lfowea and Helen A»- be hour of 7 p.m. and oppor- aloa a member of Elkton Lg>dg' the fifth year that this associ­ Matton by his guarlian ad litem,
ation and its breeders have oD Lucille I. Matt' on. against R o x ty ‘ additional six or eight weeks ot
arwond brood moth, tie now p.e- U h r of
Q
M „aDro. .unity w ill In? given the public I.O .O .P ,
o Inspect the building un’ il a
fered purebred Jersey heifers cs I. .Mattoon.
Grounds
for
the f 'r® season.”
said M. L. Mer-
aent
in the orchard, am* » « « o ' Ne|a j „1mimo11 ((f
A p
inducements to the club memh J suit, as stated in the complaunt ritt,
tbe hour of the a n n u l
assistant regional forester,
luiv. beet, dvpnaltnd.
Hatch of G.aton and Fkrence n m.,
MWi. L. A. LUCE
are that Mattoon was under age Portland. ‘*We hope for a tu:u
audget
meeting which will be
Tnder ordinary vaPoy weather Mhaw |,-ureit 0f
Mrs. J. H . Neal attended the to do better work. In 1934 ano
“a
form
of marriage
rood It‘one these
, ,s Wil. b ald ,; N„ t r>bi|Irt
W.M be . | held In thc now modern gr ■ It- funeral at Poreat Grove of her 1937 the breed special was a- when
for the better in weather condi­
and
warded by Mr. and Mrs. Dav.» took place between him
in atg or eight buys. The apray u, lb r honiP of Mr aild Mf„ ach<Mil auditorium.
tions, to enable fire fighters to
slstcr-in-law, Mrs. C. A. Luce.
Roxey
I.
.Shat
to
of
Multnoma’i
Storey of Forest Grove. D. C t
ahould
be apphed before the*- U v r t n c , T.irker in Beaverton.
ITie new
grade school build­
get the best o f the fires they
Mrs. Iaice had been an Invalid
county at Vancouver, Washing­
of Forest Grove award<d
• itga hatch.
Frldny evening. Augu«l 19 Mem ing was coutructed by the c o l - for year». She wag nine..-one I Lilly
are fighting..
Howef'-f*
ton. The Complaint asserts that now
breed specials in 1935 and 193 .
The recommend» I
»pi V 1» bera who have blrtuda) » in An- trnctor,
George Mangua at a : years old
turn usually’
The moiber of Ed
be did not have consent nf his such a favorable
powdered lead araenate uaed at KU„ w,u ^ honored bv a birth- total coat of »70,000; »38.500 of ward C. Luce of Hillsboro ind i W . T . Putnam Junior, also a- parents.
may be expected to be followJl
! «-arded a breed special in 1936.
Hie rate of 3 pounJt in 100 k..l • ,jay cake and Ice rrcaui,
which was voted at a bond el­ four other children.
by additional bad fire weathe;-
Suit
of
Jules
M
Cooper
a-
The breeder who will award thc
Iona of water, fn a i d s i s where
,,
Q _
,,
August and September.
If
The C. K. Hummer ( amp op- ection held on February 1, 1937.
Mrs. C. A . Gearhart, a aiat.r
gainst James H. Manners anl in
purebred calf this year has n 't
codllng moth la no’ n serious
j o
.
...
was given as an out­ and her non Edgar of Aj.oriu,
. oned Sunday evening with th > »31,500
J. W. Manners came to an end smouldering fires are abandoned,
‘ been announced as yet.
in-
lirobleut. two pou it I of pnwt lercd
.
. . .
.
...
'
.
Endeavor meeting rh .ai n . i nt- right grant by the federa gov- I also a niece, Mrs. Clara Long ners of the breed special in lie in circuit court last Thursday or public vigilance relaxes a;
h-ad araenate to 100 gallon« of , , .
.
afternoon -when Julge Peters al- weather gets better, the chanc >s
.....
tended
by
aevunty-ilvt
ymug •rument for the construction of of Zamora, Cal, besides all of 1 respective
years
were:
1934.
water la aufflrlenl to ,• ve con-
,
....
,
.
lowel a defense counsel motion are
(
people from differan societies t.f ibe project.
that we would have ev^n
the living children w .n ab<e u- : Jack
Peppard; 1935,
Richard
for involuntary' nonsuit.
I the county Mias
yn Shta*-
worse fires later in the season
be
in
attendance.
The
new building. la modern
Hagg; 1936, Donald Hagg aad
Sentence on Philip P. Kevlighr
“Calclum araenate, a:
a*, th- , r lpd th<> worab,Pf j « , Date*
'han those we now are fighting.
Maxine Waldron; 1937. Bill Fos-
in every
respect having eleven
and l»>well L. Shuck woo pleat­
rate of 3 pound, powdered cal- (|M>
nnd lh„ dl, . 0, tion
M K\ KAEL VAlUH.N
This has been the history of past
rooms,
combination gymnanuir.
J
ter.
ed guilty to breaking into and
clum araenate t I U gallon« 4 by K,oyd 8haw
Thc „ , ro„ ll>M).
nnd auditorium, automatic Illum­
Adrian Homecker, who 'n lo? burglarizing a store, was post­ serious fire seasons.
Mrs. Earl Vaughn (Mary Sbep
water
id. h-.n o*ii| M i b W : for th, ,.amp la apvi„ ,wtl
Fri.
mer
ytars was an outstanair.g poned for some time in the fut-
ination, steam heat supplied by aid) who died Monday in C'u
Forest servtce cumulative fire
fuMy in th. Willamette \ a.ley
nirht fton,Kh„
„^ to r’a
!
pig
club
member in Washing
an
oil
burning
furnace
enclosed
akanie
will
be
remembered
ure and both were allowed their j report fo r the season, just corn-
for codling moth control
Teata n- hf nnd ever)b(H, y „ W<1,
is awarding for
G
in a reinforced concrete furnace Beaverton
where she attended .County.
liberty in tbe meantime.
piled shows chat up to July ^
carried on
by the Entomology
, r
______ _
,
.
_
| lo come and bear Uowp.J Cok room. The building la fireproof achool. She and her sister Clcta ! third
year
a
purebred
Ches
By nightfall Monday Sherrill 'here had been 777 fires start.-:!
Itepartmcnl
i icjmrimrni
of
ot the
tne Orc-'on
tiroy.in Tx
It-
.
„
. . .
-
..
. . apeak
Howard la the SUM. r .
were married at a double wedd ; White gilt, for outstanding C
Connell and his deputies had -n national forests of Oregon
perlment Station over t po'ind 1
. . .
. ,
______
. . . .
K. Prealdcnt and la welt tnown
j
ing
In the
Hummer of
19U. 1 work in that breed. Merril Me«d rounded up
eight of the nine .md
Washington. as compared
of aeren yeara «n*.l> t e that en-
. . . .
.
..
1-H C A T T L E T E S T E D
364 last year
Of
■ Mrs Vaughn came to Beaverton j o f Banka, wa* the first winner men mentioned in tbe 15 indie?- with
der Willamette Valley rum! t\>n, aru‘*n*
,h f
i
,tf thf
year. Of
these
FOR
A B O R T IO N
grand -,29 were
about two weeks ago from Cal of the Horneeker breed speci.-l ments returned by the
calcium araenate I* only allgh'ly ' l,un,y
caused by
lightning
in
1935.
Jerry Schwanke
o'
iforma to visit her family.
and 248 were in an caused
Prin-
In codling moth t, lead araenat. S H { ) W M A N S H I p ^
60
bead of 4-H dairy cnttle
John Pap* pleaded «auUy
to , ,
Survivors include her husband Schefftm won the award in 1J36
three
indictments
on
morals
»uses
wort
sm
okes,
were tested for abortion by Doc-
"'ThoroughlleaH
•»! .«pulicai.' >n B E D E M O N S T R A T E D
Earl Vaughn, mother. Joan, CUt and his slitter Margaret was th-
charges. Dean Castorias pleaded ■
’ camPer*
8 : debris burner*,
*or*
Almgulat
and Coon, for
la eaatntlal In codling moth cor-
—
akanie,
son. Jack.
ClaUkanie winner in 1937.
guilty to supplying minors with
an<* incendiary 15.
ntry In the W’aahington County
The
Washington
county
Guern­
tro l. The foliage a- w ill a» the'
Richard Hagg. grand champ-
Fair, states I „ E. l-'rancU. as »later of Rolla, Vilas of Clats-
Of the
total of 777 started,
sey Cattle Club w ill award for alcoholic liquor and Charles Lip-
entire
aurface of tv my upply N
ahowman at the county fair
vlsunt county agent. This test kanle, ra. Cleta Berst of Bes-
pold entered a guilty plea to a 594 were put out under one quar-
Í
the
second
time
a
purebrjd
and
pear ahoull h* ill loonlil/ In 1936 and 1937. and Dayton
Funeral services were
is a part of the abortion test jverton.
we r>
Guernsey heifer calf to the bey morals charge. Senieneos of a 'l , ter of an acre each; 152
covered wlih the »1 j aolutlon Nyherg. grand champion ahow-
requirements
established by th« held Thursday at 1:30 p.m . a 1
three were put off to Saturday, held under 10 acres each; xrd
or
girl
«
h
o
makes
an
outstani-
If worm injury i. i >c p ovcnlcd man
lit 1935. will demonatral**
i Pegg’s chapel with interment at
only 31 exceeded 10 acres ea
record in club work with ¡morning.
Special care shoo 1 i be t .ken in fit* proper
method for
fitting fair board.
| Crescent Grove cemetery. W. E ing
Washington
<
minty
Fair’s
a-’
William Heater, charged wdh According to Merritt, this sbo~-
Guernsey cattle. This award was
spraying
Iht upp 1
port wn o f nn<f showing dairy nnltnala at t
i Pegg was In charge
givung alcoholic liquor
to a nn
_
. .
teat regulations, which
the trees, as more !i. •• half nf 1 'H showmanship demnnatratloa bortion
made last year for the first time minor was given until Saturday . ..
e0” r
or 1 6 prc*
require
that
herds
be
acered
-ed
the codling moth egg
.»re laid *hlch
will bo held at
‘ Ingg .
Judge Donald T. TeniplHtun
by Rieben Brothers and was won morning to piead.
t.e' t,° n f™ * s ' A
the 31
and
that
thc
animals
entered
In
In the upper third
>f tuc liec.*' dalry_ farm. Friday. July 29 at
Wilbur Nyherg of Tualatin.
Funeral services will be held by
M. Ol Wilson, * charged with . Ss
'
fires reached
large
the
fair
have
individual
t?sls
.
| 1:80 p.m .. reports L . E. fYan-
Friday (today) at 2:00 p m. in ! The breeder who will make the assault was arraigned in court s ze because of such factors as
within
30 days of the date of
, ols. assistant county agent.
the
Forest Grove
Undertakinb award this year has not been ! Monday aud also given until Sat- weather, humidity, difficult ter
( i EORGE A LE X E N ­
livestock showmanship Is one I the fair, makes the eounty fai’ chapel fer Judge Donald T . Tem­
selected.
; unlay to enter a plea.
rain and
inaccessibility. A to‘ s;
L IS T S
IN
ARMY
of
the outstanding
and mo«t thc strictest and cleanest P i r pleton.
33, who died at 2:t0
Saturday is to be a busy day of 10,847 acres have been burned
The
Duroc Jersey breed
of
— —
Interesting activities in eonnec- [ in the state.
Thia ruling was p.m. Tuesday following a del­
’
hogs will
be represented by a in circuit court if all thise sohed- „, 0*1 of this acreaRe ^
Major H. f). ltagnall, the Ar- tion with the livestock projects made at the recommendation of icate
emergency operation per­ breed special this year for the
my Recruiting Officer. 323 Muir, and the showmanship rontests the 4 -H dairy leaders for the tx- formed at 7 o’clock that morn­
j u V e ^ A ” brousht
f,L V he
first time. Clayton Nyberg, out r
Post Office Building, I orll.tnd, have always been highlights at pres«
purpose
of offering cx- ing
Friday
was the date set for
es
in lh€ Siskiyou
national
In the Tillamook
hospital standing club member and leader
entering
of a plea
by
E.
H foreM in extremely difficult, iu-
lias unnntinccd that Geoigc vlex, the county
and slate fairs. | hlbltors of dairy
cattle at the by Dr. Paul E. Spangler. Port­
of Tualatin is awarding a jwire-
Canrpbell charged with obiaima* accessible country,
son of Mr. nnd Mra. J. A c.* cf New
club members partlci . - 1 fair
every protection
poss Me land specialist and Dr. D. C.
bred
Duroc
Jersey gilt to the
IteaverKm. enlisted In the Foiled larly should be Interested in ill. | from picking
up Infectious
»
McDonald, county health doctor. outstanding pig club member whe money under fake pretenses.
Hut tea Army on July 22 nd for instruction
that
will be given | bortion.
The Judge,
together with his has Duroc Jerseys
P O S IT IO N S V A C A N T
service with
the Corpe * * En- <*‘ thiw meeting by the two fel- I This
strict ruling will havo family left Hillsboro last Wed­
G O P H E R S TO H O L D
AÜ of these breed special a-
A T
A C A D E M IE S
gineers in the Hawaiian Islands, !<’ »
club members who
have t little
effect on the number ol nesday for a short vacation at
P IC N IC
SUNDAY
w
arda
áre
determined
by
the
According
to Major Bagnail. Inl“ >e such outstanding reoor-H club members who w ill be el­ Oceanside on tihe Tillamook routv) club members exhibits, showman­
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Congressman James W . Mott
in this activity. Anyon« else In- igible to exhibit, states Francis, ty coast. Friday he was seized
Gophers from all points ot the has announced that
the First
ship,
herdsmanship.
record
book
yottng Alex was very fortuna'e
terrsted in watching the wo.k since the majority of the herds w-ith an appendicitis attack and
state will meet friends of long Congressional District of Oregon
and general 4-H record.
to secure for himself enlistment
from
which
club
members
stocV.
(Continued
on
Back
Page)
of
these hoys or In
gaining
for
Hawaiian service
at
tilla pointers on the proper fitting comes are either accredited o?
The
breed specials form one ago and talk over incidents that will have a vacancy In 193u at
of the principal Incentives for happened in tbe old home state both the U. S. Naval Acadeiu -
time. Hawaiian enlistmtnts could aBd
ahowlnK of ,dairy animals, have met with the requiremen
P L U M M E R TO B E
club
members to improve the when they gather for ihc an- at Annapolis and at the U. S.
not be accomplished from I'eh-
welcome to take part In ibe for accreditation.
S
P E A K E R A T P IC N IC quality of their club work xnu nual Minnesota picnic at^ hisicr:c .Military Academy at West Point.
ruary 7th to August 7th, nn.t meetlng.
offers one of the best opportun­ Champoeg, Sunday. July 31. Bus-
-j -0 determine the eligible car.-
when the present Hawallnn quota
POM ONA G R ANG E
O. M. Plummer, manager ot ities for the boys and girls to ket
dinner
will
be
served
at
djdates
residing in his District,
was received, It only authoriied M A G A Z IN E IS P U R -
the Pacific
International Live­ secure a start in high quality noon with
M E E T S A T T IG A R I)
coffee furnished ou Congressman Mott has requested
enlistment of 16
C H A g E D
RECENTLY
the
stock Exposition, and for yea-s purebred livestock.
the grounds A platform program lbe r i v j j
commission to
lift hi rt men t (Hid
that dci»artment,
ond nUIHCrOUlf
numeroti
Pomona Grange at Tigard Wed­ a great friend of 4-H Club mem­
and
sports
w ill follow
a preiiminary
qualifying
men havo been turned away ne-
p,,rpbase of RPt«er Fruit mag- nesday was wetll attended. *
Those
planning
to
attend
m?y
j
¿miination
on
bers. nnd an enthusiastic sup­ K I W A N I S
Saturday, Oc-
C L U B ¡HAS
<?nuse of the non-availnhlllty ot ft7|n0 by ,wo former Beaverto * F. Cyrus.
county agent,
gave porter of 4-H Club work, will b-i
learn from bus stations uow to tob€r 8 jg jg
vacancies.
! men active in the agricultural some very interesting
IN
T
E
R
E
S
T
IN
G
M
E
E
T
and in­
reach Champoeg.
It is reaohid
the
principal speaker
at the
Any
young unmarried man,
publication field has just bten structive Information on treat-/
within
a short drive from Os­
annual Washington
county 4-H
not
less
than sixteen years of
At
this
week’s
meeting
of
tl.e
tg
tomato
plants
at
this
time.
announced.
Loren
H
.
Mlillman.
F LO R A FROST W E D
wego or Aurora, on East Pacific
picnic
which will be held
at
age nor more than twenty yca<s
editor of The Oregonian Farm Hay Gill, state Master, told what Roamers Rest, three miles south local Kiwanis club, the feature highway
or from Newb-rg
on
TO W .
DONNELL
meet.ng of
the Nation.u
of age on April 1, 1939 may lake
of the program was motion p c-
Home and Garden, and TTr.'i l' J.e
of Tigard. Sunday. July, 31 re
West Pacific Highway.
Grange in Portland in November
the qualifying
examination for
1
tures
illustrating
the
uses
of
c
At a
very Impressive
cere- Narver. advertising manager of
E. Francis, assistant
would
mean to the northwest. ports L.
leetricity. Natural lightning was
tbe Annapolis appointment.
mony at 1:30 p.m .. Friday af- the Oregon Grange Bulletin Uavq
O ’M E A R A
FRAC­
Thu
following from Beaverton county agent.
shown as well as lightning ns
Candidates for the West Poiut
ternoon. July 22 nl the Moth.,- j taken over the 33-year-old n a :-
The
highlight of the
picnic
attended, Mr. and Mrs. Sumuel
T
U
R
E
S
V
E
R
TEBRA
manufactured
in the labraiory
apointruent
must be not under
dist Parsonage
In Halen, Ore- axlne aud w ill direct It In th«
game
laiwrence, Mr. and Mrs. Louis will be the nnmial hall
17 nor over 22 years of age on
I The Hydro-electric generation of
gom Miss Flora Frost of Bea­ future a« co-publishers. Nr.rver .Stark, Mesdames James
Dan O'Meara fractured one of July 1, 1939, and not less than
Lewis, between the leaders and mem­ 1 juice was also illustrated.
and I will be
business manager am
verton,
daughter of Mr.
which « ’ ill commence nt
F. Austin,
Hohnstein, McKera bers,
his vertebrae when the scaffold 5 feet, 1 inches in height.
Mrs Jay FrosE became the br d-i' MilUman editor of the monthly
Another
set of pictures war,
For several years
chcr,
Van
Fleck,
Dobbins ^ 10:00 a m .
on which he was working col­
of Walter Donnell of Portland iwibllcatton which is kt-own an
1 shown illustrating
the develop
In order to make the required
tbe
club
members
have
b'en
Denney, Walker, Andy Keunedy,
lapsed Wednesday morning. He
’the
business
magazine
of
the
I rnent of printing and engraving,
arrangements
it is
necessary
Mias
Coretta Adams of Bea
successful
in
retaining
their
s
;p-
and Mrs.
P.
was taken to Emanuel hospital
Pacific
Northwest
eomtnerci.t! Win. Destnger
•1 that the applicant notify Con­
rernecy over the leaders, stai-'s from the first crude wood cut.
verton was bridesmaid and V
Downing
and
Frances.
by Dr. Welsh and placed in a
fruit Industry.”
Francis,
but thia
year
with steel engraving, lithograhing and
liam Frost, brother of thc brir
gressman
James W . Mott, 32J
cast. O'Meara was working for
i Better Fruit
was started in
many
now
young
leaders
to
bol­
on through tbe different stages
Oregon Building, Salem, Oregon,
acted as host man.
the Hart Contracting firm on a
D IN N E R
July. 1906, by E. H . Shepard, F A R E W E L L
ster the ranks of the older ones, of development to
the modem
not later than September 1, l».:k
Those attending tlte cerenso? t
house near West Slope.
prominent
Hood R‘ v«.r
apple G I V E N
It
is
the
sincere
hope
of
the
lead­
TUESDAY
photo engraving in color.
of
his desire to participate in
from Bcavcrlrm were Mr.v.
grower and m nnagv « ; the ear­
ers that for once the Crown of
the examination.
Frost.
Miss June Frost.
Miss liest Hood River apple growers'
The pictures went into detsil
PLA N E PURCHASED
Mr.
and Mrs. Walter
Van victory will be taken away fro.a showing
t'nretta Adam», Mias Mary Pul I
how the
photograph
.association.
It ilia been pul>-
the
4-H
members.
ver nnd William Frost and Mr. . )j)(hpd
COIUhinolla,y
ainoc ,bat Kleek were hosts at a farewell
was taken, then how the cop.’ B Y E D J A N N S E N
M. H O O P E R V IS IT S
The
luncheon
and
prog.jtn
dinner
Tuesday
evening
for
Mr.
and Mrs.
Peter Donnell, father j tin||1 ,ind hB8 never m!saPd art
was placed through a screen and
A Taylor Cub plane was re A T R O G E R S H O M E
and
Mrs. Boss Lee, son and will start at 1 p.m . The program
and mother of the groom anl |gllue
how under a magnifying gUs.
Marshall Hooper visited Mr.
cently
purchased by
Edward
daughter
iwho
are
leaving
Sat­
will
be
very
short
so
that
the
Tvnn Cooper, all of Portland.
Ur(U>, Narver
a arad, M U Of
one can see the tiny dots whi.’b
Rog.-is o vir the
Jan risen
A trip in the
plar.<> and Mrs.
urday for a motor trip to Min­ afternoon ntay be spent enjoy-
Mrs. Divnnell attended Beaver- Beaverton high school and l«yren
go to make up the modern il­ to
Hoobor, a lUe-
Corvallis on Sunday
was ( week-end.
nesota. Those present were Mr. in
the swimming and boating
ton high school. Mr. Donnell i.« ! \filliman will be rememoered as
lustration
In a newspaper or made
in forty—five
minutes, long friend of the Rogers fam
and Mrs. Walter Saleing, Mr. facilities of the park.
in htiainess
In Portland w her’ the, Oregonian correspond<?nt who
magazine.
Aviation has been of great i
ily, is a National -tank Iixani
AH 4-H leaders, members, and
the young couple
will
make represented this territory bufore ¡ gfeMda/ ' J 0 hnK°*LAU.^oàth eTm Z their families
Plates were shown being treat­ tcrest to Edward. He attended iner with headquarter» at Sac-
and friends a»c
their home after a short hon­
Don
Woodman took ove. bis I Van Kleek
and the boat
and welcome
last
year and expects. I ramento, California
cam* north
to participate in
the ed to dissolve out all tbe parts O .S.C .
eymoon at Cougar, Washington w ork.
I bos tea*.
(Continued on Bock Page)
to go back this year.
to spend his vacation.
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