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The Only Newspaper Devotedly Exlcusively to the Interests of Eastern Washington County.
Volume X VIII
lieaverton. Washington County, Oregon,
Garden Club
Plan Spring
Plant Sale
In
CURRENT EVENTS PHOTOGRAPHED FOR
THE REVIEW
ainqton. Pa.. Mr*.
O fflccre fo r the com ing yeui will '
b f elected at the neat m eeting
M .m berehip c o rd , w ere l..und at I
the la.t m eeting and m em ber, not
preaent utay receive their April
10
i
B o o ..»«H
loi umdor p ililla q td chlldreo.
tA at F rid a y ', »newline wna well
attended nnd Mm. N P. Johnaon
r a v . a much enjoyed talk on our
native tre e , and adviced (h eir stu d? I
and appreciation.
M r. Iloh ert Hie wart gave practi
cal d em on .!iatlu n o f proper m eth
od o f roue prunlnjc and dl.cua.ed
*>»«e culture In r e y .n l lo feeding
and .p ra yin g
An Invitation w n. received from
M etropolitan urea project, which
!■» being organized under the epon-
•o r.h lp o f the Men*, Garden club I
o f Portland, to Join In Ihia m ove
ment. M r.
Robert HtcWnrt wn*
•alected a . our rep re.en tative to
meet with them
A
Ktghty-three percent o f the pe
destrians killed In tra ffic a c c id e n t.
In the state o f Oregon during Jan
uary Were v ic tim .
of
chaahes
which occurred a fte r dark, It was
announced today by E arl Snell,
secretary o f state, who .aid that
o f the 12 pedestrians killed during
the month, only tw o w ere hit dur
ing daylight hours.
a llu m a i CM« *1 M ivdinq h .r
ihiouqh M W nursery Kihoal
nlar m eeting o f
lha
It.a v .r lo n
Com m unity Garden club last F r i
day. n a l. o f *iil. w ill he Anrll 19.
nno hour, o f uni. w ill be publlahad
later.
a
•y M Z t I M lV l«w t«/ > * U.c*
"ADOPTED' 6Y n M T LADY
w o * loon C a m io n . 1. Kan
to III. puhllc worn m ail« at the reg-
■ am
r i m
a r
w hite raincoat o r a hght g ra y over-
$4.26654 was disbursed to
ticularly in the residential areas. t o , * * , recipientg o f g e n f n , a, „ tgt, nce
w ear som ething white such a . a M
| 4W S W lo ^
caM9 in
coat, or carry * w hite um brella or j anumry
som ething white, or display a
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ligh ted flashlight to Warn m otorists
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MAY 6
aute o f w hich on. w a « ctoMd p«i-iln Klamath County
uutnnntly and tw o trm p ora rlly; lot»
hokertea. 1.300 gasoline pum p, and | *' Dumber o f farm ers In Klam ath
meiuurea; 1.54H w eig h t, nnd »ru le . r<-unty are Increa.lng .m a ll need
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I production and deer, u .ln g potato
i n e a g r . In order to obtain n better
Hillsboro Defendant In balance in their fa im cropping ay.-
tern, rep o rt. County Agent C. A.
Suit For Damages
Henderaon. Some are
com bining
The C ity o f HUIaboro waa named I |lvwrtocItf potatoes. and .m a ll aceda
defendant In
$1696.25
damage j tn g ihr»-e-way farm enterprlae. In
suit filed Tuesday In circuit court
thi Fort Klam ath district, where
by V irgin ia Mac Htsnlev by J. K.
considerable a l.lk e clover .ned Is
Stanley, her guaidlnn ad «item. Tin- ,
grown, som e fa in ie is are intiodur-
olaim Is based upon Injuries .aid :
Ing certified seed potato grow in g
to have been su ffered by the six- I
ns an additional enterprise, partly
lern-yeur-old g ill while attending 1
as a mean* o f gettin g a clean cul
a baseball gam e In the city athletic !
tivated rotation crop to use with
park last August 6.
the al.lk e clover. W ithout such a
The com plaint alleges that the
rotation It la d ifficu lt to keep the
c ity was negligent in its operation
a l.lk e free o f noxious weeds.
o f the park In allow ing railings In
the grandstand to become splin
Foul Play Hinted In
o f their presence.
Public Hearing To Be
Held On D «er Season
Floyd J. Cook WU1
Seek Treasurership
Public hearing on the question
o f another open season on anterless
deer in G rant county w ill be held
on M ay 11, at 10:00 a m. in John
by
the
Oregon
-State G am e
Cofthme-
is to be held in John D ay on
M ay 10 and 11. T h e first day w ill
cam paign which w ill take
ali parts o f the state before M ay be devoted to survey o f the terri-
17, the prim ary election date.
lo ry and the second to
hearing
Cook Is well-known throughout delegations. A t this hearing tha
the state fo r his long and active Commission w ill determ ine the ef-
interest in republican party a ffairs, f fC t o f the open season on anter-
and havin g served tw o term s u |f M deer u , t yea r and decide as
• secretary o f the Republican State to w hether another open season
Central com m ittee. H is successful would be practical.
adm inistration won fo r him t h
e
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chairm anship o f the organization
le u n ite d
.
Mra.
St. Lotti«. Mo .
in
Student« of St. Mary’s
Prepare Exhibits
Two and Half Million
1930
V ita lly
interested
in
the
Indus-
trial developm ent o f the state. Cook
has adopted as his slogan. "Stim u-
late our industries by using Ore-
gon product, in all state institu-
tlo n . and departm ents."
Nursery Thieves Will
Be Prosecuted
-^®d
B a ld
S H o ltC r S
T w o and a h a lf m illion
a ir raid
shelters, ordered by the
B ritish
governm ent as refuges fo r 15.000,-
000 persons, w ill noon be com pleted,
W ith production stepped up con-
1 R eligion classes in both the gram
mat and high school departm ent.
N urserym en o f Oregon, who this
His b rief cam paign statem ent is siderably since last September, the
* * * experiencing consider- as fo llo w ,
I f I am nominated <">rrugated steel shelters, which are
nr«- preparing with rnthuaiu.llc In-
terest their projects fo r exhibition
ul the C on fratern ity o f Christiun
Doctrine. T h e are class has already
com pleted a set o f colorful and
novel pottle-. suitable fo r confra
t«rn ity workers.
a„ d elected I wilt, during m y term placed tn the gardens o f homes
o f office, conscientiously p e r fo r m , tnroughout England. Scotland and
my duties in accordance w ith bas- W ales, are being rapidly turned out
|c business principles, ev e r m indful and f°r ™ » vital link in the British
that a public o ffic ia l is a public a|r defense system,
nervant elected to serve the varied
E a ch shelter contains 14 sheets
intereats o f all the people.
o f corrugated steel and about 150
M arianne Mlsh, Jean Balfe, Mar-
celle Frank. P a tric ia Shields, Oer-
maine IatVoie, Lorrain e Schneider,
Rose Schallberger,
and
B ein ita
Oregon products should have p r e -1 P ° unds o f structural steel. W hen
fc w | M ,n the pu rc h a -n g o f , up. com pleted the amount o f steel
plies and m aterials fo r state jn_ placed in the shelters w ill total
m ore than 20 square miles.
stitutions and depnr‘ rt*n ts."
,
Steel plants are strategically lo
cated throughout the British Isles.
Despite the large amount o f steel
Bee Registration Due
j being used to build the a ir raid
AI1 * * * ow ners
must
r e g i- ... .ghe,terg it doeg not hamper the
„lo ck stolen should report same ,h elr h~ 8 fo r ‘ h i
p.oduction o f armaments.
to the state departm ent o f agri- y * ar b<‘fore A PriI 1 w lth the
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culture, Salem, or to F red Borsch, departm ent ° f agriculture. Salem,
M aplewood, president o f the Ore- ,he d lv ‘ *,on
of
plant
industry l n p r o t e c t e d F o o d s
abl'’ '° * * ',UP to ,h le v rry. are de-
*'* n'*ne<^
Pu‘ a stop to this
p,ncttce and to "^e ‘ bat those in-
"
* lu,n apprehended, get the
iu " P0" “ 11* o i *he ,a» . according
^ ,h * Bur,>uu o t N u rsery s< rvlce o f
the state departm ent o f agriculture,
One
concern,
the
R ussellville
Talks on subjects relative to vo
N urseries o f Multnom ah
county.
cation week w ere given at Frid ay's
has posted a $25.00 rew ard fo r In
sodality m eeting by the follow in g
form ation leading to conviction o f
girls: Florence Vnndehny. Cathlyn
the person or persons w ho re-
Meagher, B etty Jo Murphy. Tvonne
c< ntly stole 150 scarlet oaks, 6 to
l.uckey, and B etty Heinrich. P a r ti
8 ,rot |a|*. f«»ni ‘heir nursery yard.
cipants in fu rther discussions were
The oaks w ere w orth $2.00 each.
made by Betty Davis. B eryl Cason,
E v e ry nurserym an who has had
station through the county agent 1 O f the 5,029 buffaloes recorded In
( to U tte rb a rk '. arrest when It was a rt straw berry clover, subterran- the survey, 4,829 are In the tfnited
learned that shortly before Read's ran clover, reed canary gras*, su- States and 200 in Alaska. It is es
death he had been having trouble p ciio r canary grass, tw o species ttmated that th eie are
between
o f the new lotus legume, m eadow 600 and 800 animals whose owners
foxtail, and tall tescue. Such farm are not known, which w ere not in-
forage nurseries have
proved
a ¡eluded in the census.
valuable aid In the Introduction o f
Considerably m ore th »n h alf o f
better crops In other parts o f this these bison are found In Montana.
county and throughout the «tate. ‘ south Dakota, W yom in g and Okla-
sryn Fletcher.
homa.
Sunday at hei home here. She
L Ic M IS C
leaves six chlldren. Mrs. A lice *
8
Busch o f M cM innville, Mrs. Lulu
Only one m arriage licen - was
Stevens o f Toledo. R obert L. and . issued In W ashington cou rry at
Edward S. Fairchild
of
Seattle, the courthouse last week, to H en ry
.foseph T. o f Forest G rove and Van Grusven o f Forest G rov and
! Charles F. o f Tam pa, Fla.
G enevieve Seus o f H illsbo: o
to have been Incurred by the plain
Read died the evening o f Feb
t if f as a result o f the accident, and runty 11 In the G ilm ore hotel in
$1500 personal dam ages
fo r
the Tim ber. Ills death, nt the time.
su fferin g and disability eaused by ; wfta attributed to a heart attack,
the splinter and operation. Joe K but later Investigation by railw ay
P ric e Is p la in t iff, attorney.
det«>ctiveH and county o fficers led
formed.
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has
‘
'varns Last y car 1'81? beekeepers ( aUSO C o m p l a i n t
w ere licensed. The m inimum fee o f -
, , . .
.
Recent com plaints by housewives
one d ollar registers up to 10 hives; o f mT>t
d ispiayeti on opgn
there is a ten cent fee fo r each ad- cc||ntgra hag lpd the state d c p v t .
dttlontl hive up to 220. inclusive. mMlt o f aKriculturg to
out
and fiv e cents fo r rem aining hives.
that all fish, meat and meat pro
A ll bees shipped into the
state
ducts should be displayed under a
with the etaolnwoCe2m .l0c etaoet
showcase or sim ilar protecting de-
r>ust ^
registered
im m ediately vicg Thg Bamg applies to pastries,
w ,,b ‘ be department,
cheese and sim ilar com m odities.
“ T h e departm ent is glad to have
legitim ate com plaints from house
E. Fairchild
w ives fo r such com m ents
show
March 21 - cleat ly that buyers are a le it to
^ F O R E S T G R O V E . March
8' un,' ,a ‘ seiw Ices w ete held Thurs the need fo r consum er protection.
<lay a* 2 p m ln ,h*'
O io v e w hlch ¡g one ot
m ajor alms o f
1 »'«tvrtaklng ( hapel for Mrs. Mary {n r departm ent,” declares D ire c to f
E lizabeth Fairchild. 92, long time j D Mickle.
" ashington oount> resident,
w ho
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m oving to her seat a long splinter E n g i n e e r ’ s
D e a th
« mm
« A
fen a _
ft
L n.tii
o
f wood penetrated
her l e left
knee.
H. P. U tterbark, railroad firem an
An operation was necessary to
rem ove the seven inch splinter, o f Tim ber, posted $500 ball and wus
p la in 'iff declares, and that the ac releused Friday a fte r having been
cident has cau.ed stiffen in g o f the urrested by county o ffic e r , and
knee Joint nnd much personal pain booked on an assault charge in
volvin g tho death o f Dnn Read,
and angui.h.
The suit a sk . fo r $165.25 dam age, T im b er railroad engineer, on Feb
fo r doctor's and hospital bills suld ruary 11.
About tw elve members o f the
new Beaverton C am pfire group at-
lu id . d Ilia Grand Ci un II F ire at
auditor-
t e P o i '-lar d Mutile»; d
y w ert
lum last Saturday n il'll. "
nt w
Introduci d as one
of
the
it
are danger periods fo r pedestrians, ^
, 2.574 was disbursed to 77 aid
Snell urged those w ho w alk the lo
ch„ dren
case.
,n-
tu gh w ay. or on city streets, par- !cludlnK m chudren
Feb_
V A «' DECKS DESERTED. I m i
protective cM I d while toad
palai tintad • warttm. « t a r
ife. Q m m EHiafeath. w w ld'i
liirp a ctlo n . made during Febtu-
ary by the dlvtoton o f food., dairies,
weights. m en.urea and gasoline of
U m M ale d n u r t i n a t o f agrlcul-
ture totaled -1,915 exclusive o f the
w ork done by the atz cream grad-
OUT o r RETIREMENT
er*. reporta A W Metager. ch ief
o f Ihc division la b o ra to ry .am ple*
i r c t l n d reached IM .
Four hundred farma w ere vl.lted
in the cream grading work, alao
un iq u e
100 creamerlea. Hedlmeni leata run j
w ere 5,545 and cana
of
cream
graded were 2.B17. R igh t can . o f
rRIDAY IN ROME
e n t m and 280 can . o f milk were
condemned and alao 74 milk c m .
w i i p ordered out o f u.e until re-
pmra are made.
O f the other In.pection., the m a
jor Item . Include.I: 14S minimum
i • - j ti i re went dairies; 155 reetaur- Se*d Crops Increased
Attend Grand Circle
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W ashington
county's
disburse
ments In Febru ary fo r all types o f
Public W elfa re assistance totaled
$21.544.54, a . com pared with a
d m u which occurred between the KranU
o f retnve.tlga.m ns
h ou r, o f 5 and 7 p. m. This period o i ne<.d & * a c h case, which .a
proved a dangerous time fo r all now being ea rlied on
ty p e , o f accidents with 33 percent
o f the total deaths fo r the month
T h e am ounU ¿ “ bursed Included
resulting from accidents In that $14,378.00 fo r Old A g e assistance
grants to 750 case, in January
tim e period, Snell said.
r cases. $14,616.50 was disbursed to
T h e hour from 6 to 6 p. m. saw
761 cases. In February $431 was
the greatest number o f accidents
disbursed to 19 blind assistance
fo r any one-hour period during
'cases, in January $419 was dis
the month with 254 crashes re
bursed to 18 blind assistance cases.
sulting in three deaths and 33 per
In Febru ary $2.569 was disbursed
sons Injured
i to 77 aid to
depedent
children
P oin tin g to these figures as ►vl-: cases, which took care o f 177
dence that the h ou r, o f da. kness > chlldren tn thoae famUlea In j aQ.
i
lered. and that while the girl w n .
County's Aid
Shows Little
Reduction
total o f $21,906.45 In January'- The
decrease o f $261.94 can be con tri
F orty-tw o percent o f the pedes buted la rgely to a decrease in the
trian deaths resulted from a cd - amounts paid in Old A g e assistance
Cream (traders Visit
409 Farm» in Month
groups recently
Number 17
The WEEKS NEWS
P la n , fo r a plant * a l. to hr open
C h ildren '. In tere.t in flow era will
»•e .p u o.ored hy the club during tl»e
com ing year.
Friday, March 22, 1940
w *1*1 Utterbnck,
1 Statem ents o f witnesses Indicate,
o fficers say. that the tw o men were
fig h tin g In the hotel lobby. It Is
j believed that the fig h t m ay have
brought on the heart attack which
killed the engineer.
B ,n w ,,c,
got.
Association o f Nurserym en.
Classes w ill be dismissed fo r Eas- « » „ » - .Miliee nnd deim rtm ent in
•
.
u
ponce ana departm ent in-
ter vacation M arch 20 and w ill be spectors are w atch in g ciosely fo r
resumed the follow in g W ednesday
proper Indentiflcatlon in all ship-
ments o f nui-sery stock.
Farm Forage Nursery
Started At Lorane
Only 5,000 Buffaloes
I^eft In United States
A new forage nursery to test the
A recent report o f the Bureau o f
perform ance o f various crops in Biological survey states that there
this section o f Lane county, has
been started by T e rry M cCorm ack
In cooperation w ith County Agent
O. S. Fletcher.
Included among
seeds supplied from the experim ent
rem ain in the United States and
Alaska only a few m ore than 5.000
Am erican bison. A hundred years
ago It is estim ated that 60.000.000
buffaloes roamed the same ranges.