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VOI j DMK XVI. NO. I».
BKAVKHTON, WASHINGTON' COUNTY.
POLITICAL PARTIES Teachers Attend Institute
LINE UP FOR BATTLE
ORKOON.
KRIDAY,
H R S MAKE BID
FOR U M IIS H IP
MINISTERS POINT OUT
ELECTION MORAL ISSUES
For County Surveyor
XT T.' MWTntyre. rep-dent
Benvergrn Con*'able
W. F Desinger. rep
For Stinreme Court Judge
Howard K. Zimmerman
Henry J. Bean
For Supreme Court Judge
J O. Bailey
For Supreme Court J u d g e -
Hall S. T.uxk.
Polling place* e»labll»hed for
the different precinct* In thi*
community arc:
Tua!a*ln~city Hall
« . Tigard— I. a O. F. Hall.
•N. Tigard 'Bascn^nt M. :K.
Church.
Mel zger—Com. Club House.
Garden Home—School House
Huber-Aloha
8. T.
Aloha
School.
S. tV. Aloha. Buck’* Bldg.
Kinton—School House
Scholls— f. O. O. F. Hall.
Reedvllle—tiehool Houae.
IW. North Plains—K. P. Hall.
R. North Plain»—School house
N. Aloha—Grange Hall,
Cedar
Mllla— Union Schoo'
Gymnasium.
North Beaverton— Hnulenbeck
Building.
..South Beaver'on Public school
Building.
West Slop«'—Cobh Bulldln?.
a<,d,r,l° *
°r
Sherwood 13. Dayton 2.
chronic elrdholiew.
2
“ Alol machine atezure by This Week’s Games: —
sheriffs and destruction by court
Beaverton al Newberg, 8 p.
order." A bill prohibiting pos- j Sherwood at SI. Mary a
Forent Grove at McMinnville.
ses'lon. operation, control or op
Thursday.
eration or play of nickel in the
HRMwro at SI. Helen*.
•lot machines or other devices
of like character
This is Sen
ate Bill No. 17 passed In the leg
islature and approved by
the
governor now referred to the Peo
ple for their approval.
|
TKtf-Y 1 FARIA IK M l
3. “ Prohibiting slot .Nachine*. (Pat Ward High
School
Re
pin-hall, dart and other aimllar porter).
games.” House Bill No. 159 ve-
The City wide Girl Reserve
toed
by governor and being re- dance given by the Girl Reserve
ferred to the people. Its purpose luner Club will be held in Ihe
Is to make unlawful and prohlb- l-aurelhurst Country
Club Fri-
J ttlng Ihe licensing. p«r*ession. day night. November 18. It will
display, operation or play of all !>e a forma! dance.
games of chance such as aliove
Friday night October 28. the
designated when
operated
for Beaverton
Girl
Reserves held
.profit.
their annual party.
The party
4. ’’Bill regulating sale of al- * » « under the direction of Min*
coholle liqtmr for beverage pur- Julia Johnson, the G. R. advisor,
poses.’’ Antt-Uquor lieague Bill Doris McBreen, serial chairman.
No. 322. Purpo*e:
Forbids re- nnd lot Ray Marlyn president
tail saV of alcoholic liquor for | The gym was decorated with
(leverage purpose by any other orange and black B. H. S. pen-
Ihan the Oregon Liquor Control nants and orange and black goal
Commission and holds the com- ports. Clever caricatures of the
mIs«Ion liable for damage* for football players decorated <>n>
sale and unlawful permitting of end of Ihe gym.
liquor sales in Oregon without
Dancing, the Virginia Reel,
an unprotected personal permit, 'three deep and other games pro-
It will *'wlp« out 4,000 ‘ retail video the girls and their escorts
outlets.’ where liquor
Is sold with a grand evening, a Harold
aero»« live bar, formerly called ; Lloyd picture aud another pic-
saloon'*.” Thereby «ending all ture In technicolor wer« shown,
Reports for Ihe flr?4 six week! liquor revenue through the hands I latter In the evening refresh-
of school were Issued last Mon of the liquor commission and In | meats were served.
day lo the
assembled
atu«lenl crease relief money .1.000.000 by
Thi* parly van judged by many
body. The following names ap substituting *tate profit for pri as being one of the largest and
penred on the honor roll:
Ar vate.
Furthermore, liquor will most successful of Girl Reserve
leno Bernard*. Martha Sommer pay for care of all narcotic ad. partie» in several years.
Betllv
Davis.
Evelyn
Sobler diet* and provtde free text b«voks
Cloyoe
B\imp, Betty Heinrich for Oregon student* on evil cf-
Grace Palmer, and
Faina
Ras fecl* of narcotics.
mussen.
5. ”<’onis.t iftrtionul
amendment
By means of colorful poslen legalizing certain lotteries and
Past safety
records are no
the socialist* announce a pie *a!i other forms of gambling." This ' «uawanty against future acc*-
for next Monday noon. The fund blll present* Itself
under
tlie ,
John Kerrlck safety speak-
will be used for Christmas char
guise of a means to rai«e rev. er from th« office of Secretary
ities.
enue for old age security by 11. of State Earl Snell, told students
Three outstanding essays havi censing gambling In howling «1- i *»f l*»verton high school at an
been selected for the contest con leys, bridge studios^» pool rooms, assembly last week,
ducted by Ihe Inland Umpire So
shooting galleries, horse and dog
Kerrick is making a tour of
dallly Union
The papera wer«
races, bank nights, punchhoards. all the stale’s high schools for
written by Arlene Barnarda. Vlv
pin Ball, vending machines, raf- the second successive year, giv-
Ian Bump, nnd Betty Davis.
fles and bazaar*.
ing a safety talk and showing
We recommend a "Yes” vite sound film« in each school, l-ast
Y\Z\REY e ; 4’ Hl'RCH YE1WS
for all the above hills, except Ihe year he appeared in 267 high
Mis* Katherine Flagler, who
last and (hat we oppose and re- schools and spoke before more
has Jtusl recently returned frotr
quest you vote "No.”
than 44,000 students.
China, will give a very Interest
Our
primary
Interest
In
Ihi*
'
"One doesn't have to be a fait
log talk Sunday morning. Nov
driver to be a
6th, at 11:00 a. m. at the Nazar- election is the moral and spirit* or spectacular
Ine church. She
will porlrav ual welfare of otir boy* and girls, good driver.” Kerrick »old his
many happening* in Chinn tha Let 11 » vole to remove Jn*t as audience. "Good driving mean.*
will be of great intereal lo all iw rh temptation from them as constant attention to Ihe all-
of the Beaverton people.
Don’ possible and to safeguard I he .it important rules of »he road, rattv-
er than the reckles* handling
miss h ir in g Ml*» Flagler. She as future eitizens of Oregon.
R. L. PUTNAM, ,of the horse-power nnd tonnage
«pent over 30 year* In China.
Chairman Mnrnl-Polilioal Comm. I® #n automobile.'
Indorsed by Karl B. Horsell. I
Kerrick
pointed
out
»hat
Mr. and Mr*. Chas. Hidy of
Newberg were Sunday gue*t* of Harper R. Burns. E. E. Coulter, whether or not a young person
W. P. Keebaugh.
I learned the Importance of safe
Mm. Bixhy and Delovri*.
Girl Reserves Enjoy Party
St. Mary’s Academy
leaching Driving Caution
J
%
4.
1938
SUBSCRIPTION.
«1.00 P*r
Year
MINISTER* ORGANIZE;
The pastors of I tie four Beav- |
erton ehurehes met at the Con
gregational < hurch Monday at I
driving before becoming involved
Past Noble Grand Club will 10 a. m., to talk over the com
in an stccMrat depended largely
inewt at the home of .Mr». Rose
upou that person's attitude to Kt evens on Wednesday, Nov.9th. ing Red Cross membership drive, |
ward hla obligations as a high, Mr*. Evelyn Scott will he the ■which is to start Nov. 11. The I
The first meeting of the (all
workers wer* selected and the
v ay user.
assistant hostess.
dietrlct zoned. Another meeting “ na w*nter iwuury meeting, will
bil<1 *'iov««ubcr 8th, at (:«u
After the regular meeting of of Ihe ministers and workers
GRADE »CHOOI. NE1FH
Grade School students enjoy the Rebekah l»dge last Tuesday will be held next Monday, Nov. p “ ’ * l the Oc«***rU*u Orange
ed a holiday Monday when a " evening the members were en- 7 to make further plans for the na*'1, announces L. K. Francis,
drive.
assistant county agent. Follow-
the teachers attended the Tri-Co | bertained by the Men'» Chorus
mg the annual custom this first
The
Pastor*
also
organized
a
of
<be
Dairy
Co-op
Association.
unty Teacher« Institute at Hills
u.eeting wilt be a dinner and so
^ministerial
association.
electing
Refreshments
were
served.
boro. Student» report an enj«»y-
Each family will
Rev. Horsell. president, and Rev. cial meeting.
able day, and the institute for
Rebekah Needle
and Social
bring their own dinner, dishes
W.
P.
Keebaugh,
secretary.
They
th« teachers
was both enter Club met at the home of Mr«.
t offee will be
will meet the first Monday each and silverware.
taining and Instructive.
Lilly Warner on Third Street on
furnished.
j
month.
The
next
meeting
will
Thl» week maple and sycamore Thur «iay, Nov. 3rd.
t be the first Monday in Dec cm-
Following the dinner there will
tree* were planted around the
i
ber.
A
union
Thanksgiving
ser
be
a discusión of the Seventh
entire school
yard, along the
(L A r id g e ; H. HIME.S
vice was also planned, to he held World’s Poultry
Congress and
walk which leads to the high
Claridge Jf Himes, 57, of Hills in the Methodist Church on No Exposition which will be held in
school and various other place»
boro di'.-d Thursday night in ‘ he vember 23 at 7:15 p. m.. with Cleveland, Ohio, July 25 to Aug.
about the grounds.
Jones hospital, from chest Injur Rev. Coulter
preaching
tlv 7, 1939. N. L. Benniou, Exten
If 1» nice to think of the pleas
ies, from being run down and Thanksgiving sermon, and mem- sion Poultry man, E'red Cockle 13,
ant »bade they will make where
run over by llattrick
also of | bers of the four chim’h choirs I Milwaukie chairman of the Ore.
children may
play for
many
Hillsboro..
rendering the music.
Everyone ( gon Stale World’s Congress Corn-
years to come.
Mr. Himes had been a contrac welcome.
’ mittee, and the assistant county
On Tuesday, Nov. 22 there Is
tor In Hillsboro for the past 17
----------------------------
agent will
the speakers.
to be a dedication program at
1 he World’s Poultry Congre,*
the grade school to which the years.
He was born in Portland July
which i* held every third year,
public Is cordially invited. The
7th.
1881.
is the most important poultry
building will be open for inspec
Funeral
service*
were held
activity ever lo tie sponsored in
tion.
the Cnited States. It 1» probable
Fourth Graders are busy mak Monday al 10:30 a. m. In the
that Ihere will be about 70 dif.
ing log books in which to keep Holman and Ron funeral par
ferent nations participating o f
i heir fhigliab work for the whole lor* in Portland. Interment in ih*
Sunday
night.
October
30.
t
i
ficially in the activities of the
year.
They glso are making a Rivervlew cemetery.
Hall-
Survivors are the widow, Mrs. the occasion of an unusual
_
Congress, making it tha largest
picture design to Illustrate I be
poem, “ Windy Night*" by Rolierl Vera Price Hime*; four children, W a'rd" T ^ T W »ilT »d n
activity
in ,he
Ward. Tom Ward and Dick Ran- i
___
_
____ his
.
tory of the world.
An attend
Loci» StevengM. In connecMon George R. and Claridge H. Himes
dail. Guests met at their resi
Mrs.
Mary
Ellen
Koeber
of
Bea
ance of a million people Is an.
with thi*. they had their first
dence and at 8:30 they moved ticipated.
lesson In cutting l«*t»er* to make verton and Gra«^ Emma Kimes,
Hillsboro; and five sisters, Mrs. on to 15th and Irving where th:*
the title.
The Poultry Congress 1* of
party resumed in the basement
On Tuesday
Anita
Pienovi Guy C. Buswell Tualatin; Mrs.
vital importance to every poul-
Robert A. Reid, Mrs. Harold G. of Mr. Ward’s furniture ware tryman in the country, and
visited th« second grade.
house.
The Campfire girl» report that Rice. Mrs. William Mann and
Washington county p<vcltrymen
Mrs.
E.
A.
Albrecht,
of
Portland.
There were 40 friends present "hould be interested in attending
they took 270 orders for dough-
Friends In Beaverton extend at the party. The theme of the this firs« meeting of the month.
nut« in their iecen< sale.
Norman
Bishop and Richard sympathy to Mary Ellen Koeber i party was built around Hallowe' Iv meeting series in order lo hear
Lindsey entertained I heir fellow in *he loes of hex* beloved faiihe.4 en. Games, dancing, and refresh- the «Eetails regarding the World’s
| meats filled the evening with Poultry Congress and
Seventh grader* at a Hallowe’en
also to
i
much merriment, laughter and have an opportunity to renew
party at Norman’s home. Add
¡fun.
ition! gues'e were George Poul-
acquaintances among the poultry
Guests that attended the party men of the <*ounty.
son and Billy See. A very enjoy
The Book Club will meet it, lb<? were: Cathryn Van Kleck. Betty
able evening wn* reported.
Anyone interested in p«Miltry.
June
Weeks, Virginia work or the Seventh World’s
Paul Lentx 1« a new student Kiwanis hall on Nov. 10th. Mr*. I Easton.
In the eighth grade.
He eame C. K. Hamilton of West Slop? Bishop. Aloha Finnell. Gertrude Poultry Congress and Exposition
will review "Listen! the Wind.’’ Ripe, France«
Brmdell.
Betty is welcome to attend the meet
from Soc/ie’.d near Buxton.
by Anne Lindbergh. Every one is Williams. Dorothy O'Connor. Lois
ing.
welcome. Those nol present at Replogle. Pat McCurdy.
Grace
NE W CHI Rt H AT AI.OHA
the
!*st
meeting
mDsed
a
splen
J Larson. Doris West, June Cav-
Hie Aloha Assembly Of God is
CAMPFIRE GIRLS YEWS
building a new church next to did book review by Mrs. H. G. !ender. Hazel Olson. Dorothy and
Beaverton Campfire Girl* will
Poulson. also a discussion of the ! Doris McBreen.
Betty
Moore.
the Grange Hall on Whipple Ave.
work nexi
meajrure* In the coming election I Jack See, Ernie Rtassen*. Paul begin their pottery
The building is 24 by 48 and is
by Mrs. C. B. Simmons from Ihe | DeHaan. Earl Bolliger. Bud Brin- Monday, also each of the girls
now almost completed. It will
League of Women Voters of idell. Beroie Altishin. Boh Camp will hem and embroider a dish
be ready for occupancy around
In th« new
Portland.
bell. Andy Führer, Gale Emroond towel, to be med
the middle part
of November.
home
for the aged
Glen Jones. George
(Skeets) Christian
Rev. cha*. G. Weston, Sup’ t. of
This
sewing
Rhine. I^rry Blunck. Lori* Bi«- near Bfeaverfnn.
R tK F Il HIM DINNER
the Oregon District of the As
project, under the direction of
by,
f'harles
West.
Warren
Will
At the Congregational Church
sembly* of God is expected lo
the National Needlework Guild,
iams and Cookie Marshall.
speak at Ihe Dedication Service. Friday. Nov. 4th from 5:30 lo
will award needlework honors to
A
Haflowe’en
party
was
given
There will elsol be a sectlona 7:30 o’clock.
Dorothy
l>e Haan, the girls.
Dr. George Oa»hey of Portland by Miss
Fellowship meeting at tht Huber
Camp Namanau is still a high
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mr?. De
will show colored- motion pict
Community Hall Nor. 7th.
light in the Beaverton Campfire
Haan.
at
their
home
Saturday
ures of a recent moose hunt ir.
Rev. F. J. Huntley. Pastor.
Girls memory' of summer fun.
! evening, October 29.
Canada, and other trips.
A group of girl? gave a good
Games
and
dancing
filled
the
Lucille
Dunbar
Kellogg of
SAFEWAY COFFEE: CONTEST
comedy act; a wiener roast was
¡evening
with
enjoyment
after
IS ROOMING
Portland
will
giv« char*»;^r
delicious
refreshments held by the fireplac* of the lodge,
The
Safeway Store
Coffee sketches and pianclogues Girls which
a scavenger bunt
through the
Contest, which started Iasi week Trio will sing. Admission price is were served.
woods produced a large variety
Those attending were. Harold of maple
is progressing as coffee
sa1e> 30 cents for adults and 25 cent-’
leaves, ferns, cedar
Johnson, ,Lucille Verne.sk ii, EM boughs and other out-door ob
for children.
are soaring.
| Erickson, Dorothy De Haan. Pa. jects. An ant hill six feet acro*s
Manager Kenneth Moyer has
tricia Dobyns, Willard Johnson. and three feel high was th« sub
an attractive
coffee
barricade ORGANIZE NF.RR\8Kt D\T
Paul De Haan. Pat McCurdy, Ev ject of much interest. All these
P lfY lC
built around the cashier’s count
elyn
Keneuhy, Morris Brask, fa il activities required plenty of go«wl
er. Try these popular brands of
A Nebraska Day picnic was
Johnson.
l.ee food, and the girls report that
<K)ffee, Airway, Nob HiU or Ed held at Huber hall Sunday. There •Mattson. Sylvia
Miller. Lyle Piper. Harry Beck- their appetites wer« almost more
wards, and watch your husband were 60 Nebraskans present.
and members of your family ask
Mrs. Francis and Mrs. Fi«e arc I man. Air. and Mrs. Sterner. Mr-\ than equal to the large quantity
for a second cup.
responsible for Ihe starting of I and Mrs. De Haan, Mr. and Mrs. of provisions they carried.
A vary attractive price is o f this club, and i» is hoped to make | Kleppin and daughter, Mr. and
Three of the girls have al
fered on the tft pounds of Air it an annual affair. A pimp- Mr?. Robertson. Harold Rydinan. ready initiated
themselves for
way. and the 4 lb. can of Ed dinner
was
enjoyed.
also a Claus Straunberg. and Mr. and “Water Sprite’’ honors by fall
Mrs. McCurdy.
wards. la y in your winter sup social afternoon.
ing in the duck pond. All th«
ply of good fre*h coffe? and at
A good time was enjoyed by girls enjoyed a good, time and
the same time help the Safeway
everyone.
new knowledge gained. They are
HEATER SOCIAL CM B
manager win the trip to Ihe
ready now for winter work and
The Beaver Social Club will
Golden Gate fair.
H ALLOW E’ EN PARTY
have already
sold
204 dozen
I meet on Friday, Nov. lllh at the
The young (and not so young) I doughnuts for Hallow e’en
^ Masonic hall. F«»Ilowing a des-
Miss Renoux, local dancing
of the Nazaren« church enjoyed '
_ _ _ _ _ ___
[sert luncheon plans will be made
teacher took her advanced class
a hallowe'en party at the home |
■ for »he Bazaar, which will be
to a Portland Hallowe’en parly,
of Mr. and Mrs. 0 . E. Lierman
held on November 16th.
where they presented a program
I Friday night There were many
of dan.-es and music. Solo dances
•very clever costumes, and many
A son was born lo Mr. and
GASSETTS SELL PLAt E
by
Loneme
Mayfield.
Anita
| hallowe'en games were played for Mrs. J. El Thompson near Cedar
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Gjsse»'. sold entertainment.
Pienovi, Louis Wilson, and reci
Mills on Thursday, October 27th.
tation “ Goblins” by Ani'a Pienovi, their residence to Dr. Rolf H.
|
Elliott,
a
Chiropractoi
in
Port
M. E. I HI KCH HEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Q. D. Howell of
These talented youngsters were
A great deal of interest Is be- ¡Salem are rejoicing over the ar-
well received and complimented land. Mr. and Mrs, Ga.-sett have
for their splendid performance. moved into an apartment at the ing manifested in the school of rival of a 9 pound baby boy who
Violin and piano student* of Mr. i Guy Carr court.
Religion classes
at the First arrived Oct. 2tat. The Howells
Tamasie were also presented.
Methodist ChtiTCh
in Portland. moved from Beaverton about a
I Miss Florence Lucas and sister Eighteen attended la?» week and month ago.
were
breakfast seventeen this week. So many
Mis* Margaret Schultz, daught •Mrs. Murdock
Mr. and Mr*.
Wm. Campbell
er of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schultz guests of Mrs. M. C. McKercher good courses are offered that It
are
the
proud
parents
of a baby
Sunday.
Following
the
breakfast
of Beaverton ha? been appointed
is hard to decide wha» to take.
girl, who made her appearance
to the clarinet section of the or the three ladies left on a drive
The Ladies Aid held an al! dav
chestra of Oregon Normal School, ■ up on the Washington sid« of meeting on Wednesday, and a on Nov. 1st.
where she Is enrolled in a course ¡the Columbia River Highway ond Silver Tea following in the after
A fin« baby boy arrived at 'he
on the Oregon side. noon.
in elementary teacher training. 'returned
home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Miss Schnll* Is a graduate of On »heir return home Miss I ju -
Mr. Horsell talked to u* about Croon on October 30th.
Beaverton high school cla-s of ras had planned, and carried out »he coming election issues.
Dr. and Mrs. C. 1« Welsh are
1938. She was active in hand and a surprise birthday dinner in
Molly Bengin gave a Reading.
honor of Mr*. McKercher. George Mrs. Horsell was hostess with 'he proud parents of a 6 pound
orchestra work.
McKercher was also a guest for Mrs. Noel and Mrs. Bergin as- \ baby boy. who made his appear-
Mr*. Walter Von Kle«\k was dinner.
stating. Be sure to remember our an re on October 27th at Emanuel
hostess last Friday to a joint
Bazaar which will be held on hospital. The Itttl« man will ans
wer to the name of Russell
birthday
luncheon
honoring
Franeis M. Brown, wood hauler Decertltoer 1st.
Stanley.
Mrs M. C. McKercher and Mrs. from Hilfeboro.
was
Instantly
Neleon Walker.
Other guest* killed and his brother, Homer
ROW tll Hulelt from Eugene
Dr. Talbert was very happy
were Mr*. J. H. Dobbins. Mrs. driver of the truck, was unhurt university spent the week end
Freda Austin and Mr*. O. A. when their wood
truck
over with his father. Russell played Monday morning when be wa
Gilmore of Portland
A hand turned as a banked road slid out with the university hand af the able to tell the boys a real fish
kerchief shower was gives» to from tinder their heavily loaded football game at Portland Sun story. He caught a 44 pound
chinook Suoday.
,
the honored guests.
vehicle near Banks on Nov. 1st.- day.
Beaverton School News
II KIM * HOOD NKWM
liter« wan no » hi.nl at Bea
» i * a t w a r d r r p o r t r r )
verton Monday. Teacher» from !
~ 1 -
i Washington, Yamhill and Coltrai- I
Next Tuesday. November mb, ; W» count!*» convened .Monday at j
elrcl Ion day roll» arouud once , tha Union high »elioni at Hill»- ;
more, and It I» the privilege uud , boro lu Ihelr annual trl-couuty J
duty of every ijuallfied volti- to ' Instltkxta.
go to the poll» and register hi.. | Speaker* were Dr. Frank W. |
or her choice of eaudidat«» to Hart, of University of California,
guide the dvatinle» of our gov ■ I Reg Putnam. Miai« »uperlnlen-i
T. V. L. NT AN DINGS
eminent.
¡drat of public inatructlon, Dr.
Following I» a IDI of (lie can- Bruce Baiter. president «f Wlll-
Points
dldaic» and the office» to which emette
University.
and R. K.
W L Tied For Ag.
Beaverton
they a*plre, which will appetir on
t 0
0
99
0
Junior Red ero»«, Charles Stirar Tigard
the ballot In Itila product :
3 0
0
38
12
•9 1
RepublKran candidate for Forest Or
For IT. H. Senator, to fill vacan ne,
4
44 26
Governor,
and
Henry
l
l
«
e
Demo"
HHluboro
2
I
1
31
22
cy In term eudiug Janii" y 3,
eratic candidate
for Governor Newberg
1 2
1
33 44
m s .—
Sherwood
0 3
It
2 65
Alex «1. Burry. Rep.
«
Ht. Mary’s
0 4
12 9«*
Robert A. Miller, Doni.
Sevon hundred teacher» attend
For U. 8. Senalor—
ed thl» year* »eaelon.
Iluftik C. Holuiun, rep.
Beaverton displayed strong of-
feasive power last Friday when
Willi» -Mahotivy, dem.
For Rep. in Congress III D'»t
the
Bea ver»
overpowered
St.
Andrew (*. Burk, dem
Mary’» by a 40 to 0 acore heie to
remain undefeated In the rar« for
Janie» W. Mott. rep.
honor» in the Tualitan Yamhill
For Governor -
l-eatfue.
They
al»o prevented
Henry I- He»*, dem
the lighter Saint» from threat-
Char!*» A. Sprague, rep
.rung.
For Secretary of State—
Emily F. Rd«on, dem.
The Waahinglon C ou.1 > Mini»-.
Before Ihe cud of the fir»t
Karl Snell, rep.
lerlal Aa»oclatton ha* %utborl/- quarter the local» were holding
For Supt. of Public ln»tructlon j )Mj ||,« mnral-pulltical committee u 21 to 0 lead, and from Ihere
Rex Putnam. dem
to give to the pres» of the roun- , <>n they const«*! to an ea*y win,
Charle» A. Hire. rep.
I.) Information c. ncc.miHi; moral as Gale Himnons. Andy Fahre,
For Com. of Bureau of Ijilutr
isftu«*« to he v Ted upon by the Jack Petrovich. Glen Jones, t*vr-
C. M. Gram, rep.
peop!« at tl»e com U 5 election emit I»ee and Hernie Altishlu all
Clarence F. Hyde, dem.
November I.
counted point*.
The
Beaver*
For Hep 4th Di«t Wash Co
There are several very vital used 23 player*, and
the line
Ray L Antrim, dem
moral mea»ure* nu the ballot for play««d «uperb ball holding St.
Richard O. Scott, dent
the voter* approval od rejection Mary'» lo but one first down.
Carl K. Flatter, rep.
All arc of signal Importance to the result of a long pass,
If T. He*»e. rep.
the churches and the moral life ' Friday night, Nov. 4. the Beav-
Fbr County Judge—
of every community.
Such we er* play at Newherg al 8 p. in
II O. Tlond. dem
believe to be tlie following;
and on Armistice Day play at
It D. Kerkman. rep
J. “ Bill
requiring
marriage Foreat Grove at 10 a. m.
For County foiumtasloner—
license applicants he medically
Beaverton’s ‘ 'll’1 squad lost lo
George J. Davis, dem.
I.
examined, physically and menial
Hillsltoro last week 7 to o at
.1 W. Hughe», rep.
ly." This bill ts designed to pre- j Hillsboro,
For County Treaaurer—
vent the .prvad of c,,n.ag,ou- or .
H e e u lU :-
Maud W Roarow, r<‘ p.-dent.
Infectlou» venereal diseases, ep-
4
Mary’s 0.
For County Coroner—
Ilepay,
feeble
mmdedness.
insan
HUuboro
9.
F J. Sewell, rep.
ity. and to show freedom by both ,
«
Grove 6.
Graham R. Young, dent.
NOVUMHI'll
Rebekah Lodge Activities
POULTRT MEETINS
HEBE NEXT lUESOAf
OBSERVE HALLOWE'EN
WITH SOCIAL GATHERINGS
Book Review Nov. 10th
Stork Has Busy Week