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*■ TH I im i . gas laid down by big-time graft era and their fanatical followers • * • \ KnUrcd u sraond-olaas ■stbar Ol’ R VOCABULARY Dtc»mb«r I, l i f t , at th* .ootof- (Watch It Grow!) flco at Beararton, Oregon, under TORPEDO — Gunman; gang. j the act of March I, 1179. sler killer. • • • ISSUED EVERY rR ID A Y AT t'aclr Henry Henst niter m ».. s* BEAVERTON, OREGON “ Times ia gel tin' so hard thnt OLKNN F. MILLER, Publisher good halfback is Put lo it (o la> up a cent after payin' his tuition and board.” SI BSCRll’TION BATES • • • Per year (in adrance) ........fl.00 Not In advance ................... 1A THE SECOND READER See (he Mau. Why Ikies tin Man Limp? The Man Has Beci Showing Junior how to Kirk . Did the Man Kick th. “ Inspired” by California's 130 Football every-Thursday pension plan, Bil Football? No. the Man Misse. Brown and Bob Schiller, senior th* Foot ball and Sat Down on He alsi at the University of Californie the Cement Sidewalk. ripped hie pants at a strategic at Los Angeles. California, las Did Junior Laugh? Ye. ! week launched a plan to pay $5' Point. every Friday to «.veryon* undei —and Junior’s Mamma I/aughe. 60.’ This plan, the students an. Also. Did the Man Laugh* No I-augh. nounced solemnly, would involv. the Man Did • Not • • distribution of old milk bottli tops with a face value of $) Now doth the sweating candidal i j Becom* a real promoter. each."—Pathfinder. His ardor he dare not abate At long last we are getting As he pursues the voter, somewhere in this business o —L C. D. drawing rabbits out of hats. Ir good sooth, these lads propose TOWN » FNT DRY to draw an elephant or two. ful “ If you put the town dry and panoplied, front the darksome re cesses of the same Kelly througf close the bar on my hotel, you A blacksmi t which mor* profound (and mon will pay for it. designing) confidence men prea<d shop wil! go up across from yout utter blah. These kids know front parlor and the merry rinr ♦hat their proposal is entirely of the anvil -will mingle in wher silly, in which they are exactly your wife has callers.” And die in agreement with all (and 1 th* man elected to put the town mean all) of the proponents ol dry back down ? Never. Said he cash like schemes promising so tnuci “ UH not have the boys per month to “ everybody ovei their checks over your bar and sixty,” or under twelve for that drink up the week's wages. Th. matter. They differ from th« town is going dry Mr. Hotel- other schemers in two particu m an/’ And dry it went. True to his word, the wet put lars—they hope that nobody wil fake them seriously, and they up the blacksmith shop. True are not mooching money from enough, the quiet residence street up with lumber geai gullible oldsters to line their own filled pockets. Maybe, at this tag enc brought in from the woods foi Those were the day. of a long series of nonsensica repair. “ plans” some real progress may when logging was by horses and True enough on a sum be made n attention to a causr oxen. deserving consideration at th« mer’s day. through the house hands of state and national leg floated the rough stuff and oaths islators. who, up fo now. could from the shop across the way not proceed through the poison for smithies were profane back THE BEAVBNTON REVIEW EHBA.VUITON MBW'W In The WEEKS NEWS 1 i HOGRESSIVE IDEAS CONSERVATIVE IN FINANCES • Sustain civil liberties; maintain elesn, slficlcnt government. • Protect labor la its rights; oppose violence end coer cion, • Foster industry end in- ere»»» employment . . mors jobs for workers. • Promote bstter maiket* ing ol Oregon products; im prove rursl living condi tions. • Develop snd use Ore gon's power in th* people's mures«. • Adequate old age pen sions for s decent living. THE THIRD RAIL Î A lcohol or Children? FRIENDSHIP LINER SAILS — De parting from New York lor our sister democracies el South Amort ca's oast coast, the American Ro- S public's luxury liner Brail), ol tho I United Stales Marl lime Commie lion's now "Good Neighbor FlooL“ is saluted by a powerful Hroboat as shs nears th# Status ol Liberty. j £kdrwsi SPRAGUE ♦ j*HEN Or THE YEAR"—So adjudged was (his Rhode > ft* <| Island Red owned by fames J. Warren. North Brook- | j Bold. Mass- In a national conloet hold in New York City. AtterwcrJ she broadcc t oo the Goodyear Farm ; Radio Newt Program over NBC. Shs laid 341 egge l.ity one weeks. :: Don’t let the Liquor Traffic fool | you! This bill will not destroy the state liquor stores. This bill will not wreck state relief. Don’t let them make bar maids of our girls and criminals :: of our young men. •: Vote 322 X Yes. Beaverton Ministerial Association Paid Adv. \ f > .* 4 A and More Buttons! and colors ol buttons—price per card A nSHEBMAwg DREAM—!| took thro» hours lo load this •hre.^ hundred gouad h « ^ «1 Oceanside. Cali/ornla hr Joeoph WeU. ■ost »«citing battles over oil tho ColHornia Co«... | 1 toy. »«*•" d boleto, m®1 W,a,to,M to^ rÌu bock, leac ntohly \turod by ¡ — I »uedo ha» )» 9 7 b-dlco. A S t - ond other I 1 » tripod la- • - wyna rod.__ 1 acca»sorie^gl-Z^------ - p evening at »he school house. Mrs. Lyle Taylor entertained a group of girls with a Hallowe en party Monday evening. Girls Club met Saturday after noon at *he home of Doris John son. The school children received their six weeks report cards lait Thursday. W. Gutknioht was taken to the Sellwood hospital Saturday even ing suffering with blood poison. James Wallace of Forest Grove was a week end guest of Verne Jeld.rks 10c Also a New Stock of Pictures TYPICAL AMERICAN FAMILY-Mr. and Mrs- Cloa Croif and Ihoir two children bom Muncls. Indiana who have boon judged the typical American lamlly bom tho typical American town on thslr visit to New York City. Extend state control to cov- î l e - Elect er all alcoholic liquors. Increase Your \\ relief revenue by $1,000,000 per C o n g re ssm a n \\ year. Reduce the tax load of :: the regular taxpayer. Wipe Out 4,000 “ retail outlets” where liq- ; ; Beaverton Oregon i » HAZELDALE .NEWS NOTES i uor is sold. Remove temptation Mrs. Bessie Bridgman, her Î mother, Mrs. Lilly Hanley and \\ from boys and girls exposed to Mrs. Nellie Hoard and son Har vey of Portland left Tuesday | dangers in ways which for a week's auto trip which will take them around M». Rainier and to Aberdeen. Wash., where j would not have been tolerated they will visit relatives. Cooper Mountain P. T. A. held • in the saloon days. a Hallowe'en carnival Saturday James W . Vote 322 X Yes BUTTONS! Just received a new shipment of all kinds, sizes Joe Stout is in th* hospital there in New York state, in the recovering from injuries received gay eighties. Our town had 2400 population in a logging camp accident near with two tanneries, flour milt Carlton. Elva Bradley of Hillsboro was two shoe factories, foundry, plan ing milk, chair factory and hui a week end goes» of Ruby and and spoke mill. Small! concern; Margarette Gillen water. Guests Wednesday at the home as we see them today, but a nice pay roll and every merchant bet of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Dodds ted off under the dry rule. Dollars were Mrs. Vic Clapp and daught were spent for the légitimât« er Clara of HUsboro and Mar things and you can't spend lh< ten Peterson of SiDon, Wash. Born to Mr yid Mrs. Donald pay check for booze and also fo. shoes. Yes—Mr. Merchant’s Jon, 8ipe October 2'J. a baby boy. H. C. Chapman has recently lime enemy is the brewer and distiller. Whether the wet stuf built a large slow room back of is sold by the old time saloon oi hi» service station. Attendance at Sunday School the modern state dispensary ant beer counter, the town is drain wa« 34. Dwight Jensen, Doris ed to fatten the big fellows back GilIenwater, Eloise and Barbara in Milwaukee and Kentucky^ Thi Imlah celebrated birthdays. A masquerade party was held I brewer and distiller get the coir and the town folks foot the hilt at th* Rosedale School Satur By that we mean, they put 'll day evening. Mrs. R. C. Doty was honored the tax money to keep the asy a party lums, jails, penitentiaries am Friday evening wi»h given by her Sunday School courts that follow liquor. But the makers must hav« class of girts at the home of Mr. more than your money. Yout and Mrs. John Imlah. The school children held a Ha boy and your girl with th« neighbor’s brood must be hrough llowe’en party Friday afternoon on. Old drinkers die off and th« in the school basement. Dough new raw materia} must be fed in nuts amt ctder were served by Grade school, high and college th* Eighth Graders. must furnish the new crop. Ant at the end no drunkard shall in herit the kingdom of God—B"ible Som* will tell you to keep tc the Gospel Message. Yes— Bu when a rattler comes on 1« I sting the kiddies in the nursery we take a hand Loyal still an | we to the Lord Jesus Christ whr SAVHS-KEEPS- SATISFIES a. His people. Safety or Sorrow? BUTTONS! MOTT (REPUBLICAN) and be assured o f con tinued, active, experi enced ami effective re presentation in Congress Vote 17 X J A M K * W . Barry 5 & 10 Cent Store NOTICE T o I KHUTORS In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Washington Coun ty In the Matter of the Estate of T. J. Allen, Dt^ceased. Notice I* hereby given that the undersigned has been, dniy ap pointed by the above entitled court, as administrator of the es. tate of said deceased, and has duly qualified as such. Now, therefore all Persons hav. Ing claims against said estate are hereby notified and required to present the same, together with proper vouchers therefor, to the undersigned at the law office of E. J. McAlear, In the First Nation al Bank Building, in Hillsboro, Oregon, within six months from the date hereof. Dated this 14th day of October, 1938. DOY GRAY, Administrator of the Kslat* <>f said deceased E. J MoALEAR, Attorney for Administrator. 44-8. v Check the Want Ads first whether you plan to sell, buy, rent or trade you’ll find it prof itable to use the Want Ads. 7Z^7,77#2XL'.’77.rT///7m *jrX17>.r '- FREE From Embarassing Commitments and Promise». From affiliation with any Clique or Croup. H. G. BOND County Judge 3o X H. G. BOND FREE T o give all of Washington County a fair and square deal—with demonstrated business prin ciples in COUNTY GOVERNMENT. Paid l -H -H ~W -» H 11..|. 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