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and k J -a l* h and li v i n g t h in g s .
I f yo n w is h to <o u In th a " t o t a l w a r1'
m em b ers b o rn <n Ju ly w ere ce­
Roy W illiam son Is v isitin g s t le b ra te d . T h e lodge accep ted an
a g w lsa t f o r « » « ftro o I s y o u r hom o a tata. a ig n th a '» « H a t a ia s « ' « la n k
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State Portlier, Salem. Oregon
to m eet w ith them n ex t T u e s­
I pledge myself to report to you any acts ol carelessness or in ­
M r. an d M rs. L . R . Richey day ev en in g . Ju ly 23. At th e
cendiarism th a t I may see along the highw ays or in th e forests ol
b ro k e g ro u n d th is w eek for .% m eetin g M arie Jack a h ao n w as
Oregon and to observe scrupulously m ytelf these six rules for pre­
elected d rill c a p ta in fo r th e suc­
s e w hom e a t M ountain V iew .
venting fires— tit Re sure year m strh Is e a t. break it la Iwe before
ceeding te rm .
throw ing it aw ay; < 5 l (Extinguish cigarette, cigar and pipe sparks
Miss M a rg a re t Setden visited
In ash tray provided in my c a r; (Si Build all cam p tires In hale
T h e H , A . C om ers a r e mov- |
h e r uncle. H . R
W all* a t Po
dug
in yro'ind. Clear all Inflam m able m aterial from aroand cam p ­
M l W arfisngton ov er th e w eek­ Ing from M rs. M a n n in g 's place
fire site; ill Never leave cam p before cam pfire Is out—dead a a l;
end.
on W atson S tre e t to th e ir new
(3) Pour w ater or p ark e a rth aver cam pfire, atirrtng coals la aiake
place, re c e n tly -purchased from
M r. a n d M rs. A. M. Ja n n s e n
»are th a t every spark is absolutely extinguished: (g| Never bum
Jo h n K irby.
r tu rn e d S un d ay from a visit
brush or slash in windy w eather G el burning perm it from fire
w ith th e ir son, E dw ard, w ho is
w arden or ranger.
M r. s o d 'M rs. J . I I. I lu le tt
tra in in g w ith th e arm y a ir corps. drove to A berdeen W a sh ., F ri­
NAME
M rs.
J e ss Selby of G arden day ev en in g to a tte n d th e Bin- !
STREET ADDRESS or R F It
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H om e an d M rs. Van B row n of e ra l of his A unt M rs. P a m ie te r.
A lso a tte n d in g
New O rleans. L a ., accom panied held M onday.
P O S T O IIlC E
M r. an d .M rs. L . R . Ricthey to w ere M rs. Tom G raf an d son
FILL OUT AND MAIL TO STATE FORESTER SALEM. OREGON
of B eaverton, and
M rs. F red
Be asid e S unday
B rau n , h e r tw o so n s, an d M rs. j
A. M. Ja n n se n w as elected F ra n ce s U tech t
from
F o re st
ch a irm an o f th e non-union hlgn G ro v e .
school b oard a t a m e etin g of
•I voted to h a v e a n o th e r doe se«.- Jo se p h in e. Coos, an d so u th e rn
th a t body held in S u p e rin te n ­ J U p « ! F a t a t p T r a n s f e r s i 80,1 ln
co u n ty a s provided p a r t o f D ouglas county opeu to
_ iB 1W s by le ftB la tlv e actio n .
< p h e a sa n t h u n tin g Oct 15 to 31.
d en t K ra u s' office 'last F rid ay J ^ i v e a t r e s t a t e
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in clu siv e
Jo h n E d w a rd G ordon to 1 « -
w ill a g a in be closed to a ll C h i­
S age g ro u se and p ra irie ifilc-
J a y G ibson, m a n a g e r o f the r a M O lson et v ir 1 a c re See n a ; h eu sailt an d u p lan d o ird
k e n s — E n tire s ta te closed all
F ir s t S e c u rity B ank h e re has 24 T IS RVW
h u n tin g . \\*tdle th e 193» closed y e a r.
C a ssiu s Jo h n so n et ux to El­
been nam ed a m em ber of th e
se aso n helped iu tjhe re sto c k in g
V alley o r C a lifo rn ia q u au
le g isla tio n and ta x a tio n com m it­ to n H. H a ss e et ux. P a r t ots
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No c h a n g e In E a ste rn O regon,
te e o f th e O regon B a n k e r's A s­ 60 & 61 S teele s ad d itio n to , th e .........
opinion th a
a n o th e r closed
b u t a ll co u n ties closed« to p h ea­
B eav erto n
sociation .
4-aso u w ill p io v id e
» irflV n t
s a n t h u n tin g In W estern O regon
1 L R iley et ux to H a y I-ark- J hu n tin g .
A n u m b e r from B eaverton Con­ ln s. L ot 14 Blk 10 P rem iu m Ad­
a re also closed to quull b u n tin g
A to ta l of 2(HfU tag s fo r c o \ 1
g re g a tio n a l ch u rc h joined w itn
M ountain o r plum ed q u ail —
d itio n B eav erto n
elk an d 1500 ta g s for a n telo p e
m e m b ers of th e P ilg rim Con­
E n tire s ta te c lo s e d .
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T h e d e e r season, se t by le g is ­
and enjoyed a picnic a t Cam p to S te lla H illm an , P a r t S i r s 1». ta k en o uly in c e rta in p o rtio n -
i 17. 20 Jk 21 T lS R2W
of th e s ta te open to liuU c.k la tiv e e n a c tm e n t, iv tn aiu a u n ­
A dam s S u n d a y .
ch an g ed from S e p t. 20 to O ct.
H W C u rrln e t o x to L insilev b u n tin g .
25, Inclusive, ex cep t th a t m ost
T h e W ashington County Odd­ Ray S h u lt e t v ir P a it of Rich- J
fo ru ia j ap p lic a tio n s for the
of th e re se rv e s h a t e been opened
fellow s picnic w ill be h eld th is a rd W illiam s l l 42 TIN R2W blg
ta g s w in be req u ired
y e a r a t S h u te p ark in H illsboro.
E d w ard H ( h aln ian et
ux to T hose d esirin g ta g s should sem i to h u n tin g . T h ese a re tile C an ­
S unday. A ugust 4. T he re g u la r W alter G P e te rso n et ux. P a rt jn th e ir n am es an d addrev«es. yon C reek, M ule D eer, M yrtle
m e etin g of - th e T h re e L inks as­ Sec 13 T lS R1W
E m ily.
Ochnco.
i J .. K ud an d uunyber o f th e ir C reek M ount
sociation w ill be held a t the
A rn o ld W S c h a llb e rg e r et ux b u n tin g licen ces, to g e th e r w ith S te e n 's M ountain, a n d W a rn er
sam e tim e as the p icn ic.
to R oland S P a in te r et
ux Lot a check o r m oney o rd e r. If the (o u tsid e o f lim its of fed eral re-
4 W esto v er Creek.
q u o ta s a r e exceeded befo re th e 8erv«‘»> ItM erve*
T h e C anyon
M r. a n d M rs. M. M. Ix>ng
C reek a re a w ill be reserv ed for
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W ashington. W hile th ey a r e a- B a rr et u x Lot 4 V irginia P lace be conducted. O th erw ise tb e ip-
T en et Mfg Co to D ouglas Lee p lic a n ts w ill h e tak en c a re of Bbe firs t tw o w eeks of th e h u n ­
w ay. M rs . L ong's d a u g h te r. La
in th e o r d e r o f th e ir a p p lie s - tin g s e a s o n .
M erne h as
c h a rg e
of D ean’s P r a tt. T ra c t in T ig ard .
No tra p p in g
o r litin tlu g of
C h a ile s T G race e t
ux to tio n . T ag s once issu ed a n n o :
D rug S to re a ssiste d by D r. B ert
raccoon* w ill h e p erm itted in
B onnie E G ilray e t u x P a r t he tra n sfe rre d ,
T . Jo rd a n of P o rtla n d .
p a r t of th e s ta te . T it
lo t J J 1 st Add Benz P a r k
H u n tin g se aso n s o rd e re d
by an y
A to u r ov er th e new- W ilson
M a rg a re t H o ard e t v ir to W th e co m m iw io n a re a s fo llo w s: d a te s fo r th e r e g u la r tra p p in g
R iv er s h o rt c u t to th e se a Is B M organ et al P a rt Sec 12
Bull Elk — C latso p C ounty, • • • • o n f« r fu r b ea rin g a n im a ls
b ein g p lanned u n d e r th e d ire c ­ T lS RCW
noon, Au*. 24 to su n se t. Sept, j 1 rem a in th e s a m e - N ov. 15 to
tio n of th e county c o u rt, for
A n telo p e — S ep te m b er 29 to F e b ru a ry 15 inclusive.
T h u rsd ay , Ju ly 25. T hey w ill
Oct. 6 Inclusive. 1500 ta g s t
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COMMISSION
SETS
leave H illsb o ro a t 3 p. m . and
be issu ed in L ake, M alhuer. an d GRAND JURY TURNS
expect to a r riv e a t ab o u t 6:30. HUNTERS’ BAG
H arn ey co u n ties. All tag s Is- | N TWO TRUE BILLS
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
sued fo r a n te lo p e w ill be koo < 1
F ra n k J . D eitsch. fo rm e r B ea­
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v e rto n R e co rd er visited his sis- 1 A cting in th e in te re s t of con- ah ro u g h o u t th e o pen are* .
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w eek . H e will sp en d some days gon S ta te G am e C om m ission h as. a r e a ¡n W e ste rn O regon clo sed olle u t
h u n tin g
as w as tu rn e d by the W ash in g to n coun-
v isitin g w ith Mr. an d M rs. Rrie- fo r th e f ir s t tim e, red u ced th e to p h e a sa n t
tjr g ra n d ju ry wl Ich ad jo u rn ed
h a u t in P o rtla n d before r e tu r n ­ b la c k ta il lim it to a sin g le buck c ]0 ged la s t y e a r.
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Ju ly In v estig ativ e
in g to h is hom e in Los A ngeles.
h u n te rs w ere p erm itted to bag ,*>„ e lc e p t fo r w fcreler, J e ffe r- " « ‘"Ion S a tu rd a y ,
M r. and M rs. M aurice M anning tw o b u c k s.
8on an(j i.ag e co u n ties (closed
H a rry Y ounger T u rn e r, 60. of
a rriv e d S u nday from New H a- | T h e co m m issio n d ec lin e d to all y e a r by le g isla tiv e en a ctm en t) th e M etzger d is tric t, w as nam ed
ven. C o n n ., w here M aurice is a u th o riz e a n o th e r open seaso n O pen seaso n is O ctober 15 to in th e o pen In d ictm en t on th e
a tte n d in g th e m edical school at on a n tle rle s s d ee r o r does, el- 31 In clu siv e, ex cep t in M alhnei c h a rg e o f a s sa u lt w h ile arm e d
Y ale U n iv ersity . T hey m et h js tther in G ra n t co u n ty o r jn K la- and H arn ey c o u n tie s . M alh u er w ith a d an g e ro u s w eap o n , li.i
m other, M rs.
L ouise M anning m a th o r L ake c o u n tie s. Com- , is open O ct. to Nov. 15. an d 1» accu sed o f firin g 11 sh o ts
a t S an D iego and b ro u g h t h e r m issio n er G eorge K A iken alo n e In S o u th ern O regon. Ja ck so n from a .22 c a lib re
rifle at a
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H a rn e y o nly on Oct. 19, 20. 23, n eig h b o r. A. W . K elln er, and
26. 27, and 30.
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Lets 300,000 Afosguitoes Bite Him
To Find Perfect Insect Repellent
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ANNOUNCING
*
XwTHILE other people try to keep
W away from mosquitoes during
the summer months, Philip Granett,
young “iron” man at Rutgers Uni­
versity, goes to a great deal of
trouble to get them to bite him. He
has endured more than 300,000 bites
to help make it possible for other
To Iks to escape insect annoyance.
Granett is one of a group of sci­
entists at Rutgers who, under a
grant from the National Carbon
Company, are studying insect reac­
tions to various chemicals. Th"”
Save been working on this one prob­
lem for five years. As a result, they
have already succeeded in making
a repellent lotion that not only pre­
sents mosquitoes from biting but
kee£9 them at a distance,
k Granett’s job in this research has
been that of a human guinea pig.
He has tried out on himself the
hundreds of chemical combinations
produced by the laboratory staff to
learn which solution would work
best.
His method has been to take a
sample of the chemical to be tested,
stand in a mosquito bog, roll up
sleeves and trousers, and apply a
measured amount of the repellent
to one arm and one leg. The other
arm and leg have been left unpro­
tected. Then the number of bites
received on the untreated parts of
his body were counted.
Bites were counted until Granett
got one on the arm or leg having
the repellent coating. As soon as
that happened, he noted the time
that had elapsed since the test be­
gan, and the experiment was over.
His purpose, of course, was to find
a chemical combination that would
extend the protection time as long
as possible.
FOR SALK Six room hollas, nil
m odern, w ith basem ent and 3
bedroom s.
B arth o ld A ddition,
P ho n e B eaverton I l!H*6
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Your Fan Looks Better And Fools Bettor
WbonYou Shave With ThisNow
D r V . T . O liv e r
Veterinary Surgeon
,< HAS LOCATED FOR PRACTICE AT
I 7731 S.W CAPITOL HWY., MULTNOMAH
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Phone BRoadway6247
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WE ARE NOW
THE
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Shock Absorber Service Station
W«
P h ilip Cranett
> Por Pastor Sbavino
FRED’S SUPER SERVICE
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Day after day Granett has gone
through this routine, trying out one
chemical after another. During the
summer he has stood in swamps un­
der a boiling sun. In winter has
been bitten by mosquitoes especi­
ally raised in the Rutgers labora­
tories at New Brunswick, N. J .
Every one of the thirty-five kinds
of mosquitoes found in New Jersey
has had a chance to feed on him,
Granett says. Along with them are
many others of the 350 varieties
that exist in different parts of the
United States.
Granett’s endurance has been fi­
nally rewarded. The laboratory staff
reports that it has developed a lo­
tion that withstands all tests better
than any other. Not only does this
substance offer protection against
mosquitoes, but it keeps away gnats,
sand fleas, black flies, deer flies,
chiggers and similar pest* One ap­
plication may last s s long as three
hours.
T M n Q iB ett*
H ave Tht* T ools am i a G en eao u s S upply of S u p p lies
F o r R e p airin g A ny D elco SHOCK A BSORBER
BEAVERTON
DR you m en who w ant rea lly
g o o d - lo o k in g , c o m fo r ta b l*
sh av es s t * big saving . . . h e re ’s
th e b est new s in years. You can
shave w ith a genuine G ille tte B lad a
. . . precision m ad e to fit y o u r razo r
exactly . . . sn d p ay o n ly 10c for 4!
T h e new T h in G ille tte is m ad e o f
easy-flexing ste el h ard enough to
cut g la ss W h at’s m ore, it has edges
o f en e n tire ly new k ind th a t sta n d
up for on e sw ell shave after an­
o th er. B u y e p ackage o f T h in
G ille tte s from your d ea le r to d a y
en d p ro tec t y o u r face from sm a rt
en d b u m caused by misfit blades.
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F eature», T .ig e th e r * ith th e W eek ly M a g a z in e S e c iio n , M ak e
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