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Evangelical church occupied the pul pit at the funeral services of the Mr. Alex Muir, of Courtney, B. 1 tue to ill health it has been nec late Henrietta Blank, 84, held from WANT ADS. C. has been the guest of Mr. and essary tor Mr. Poole to give up his the Methodist Community church Mrs. Robert Cameron the last weak. work as pastor of the Garden Home h e r e last Thursday afternoon. 1'he music was appropriate for t h e oc Conuifumty church. CENTS casion with a duet by Mrs. H. S. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cary and Logan anil Mrs. L. D. Knudson find Marjorie Cary wire visiting at the Mr. Edwin Rounds has been ap a solo by Mrs. Pfettl Gilroy. Miss A LINE T. A. Cary home on Saturday. pointed as pastor in his place, ami Dorothy Hcimbach accompanied. The PERJTIM E has for the past two Sundays been floral tributes were very pretty. The Mr. Und Mrs. J. Gassner are both conducting the church services. attendance was marked by a very Count Five Word* to I.ine convalescing at their home alter a large number of relativds of de- severe/' attack of the flu. A number of members of the Sno- I ceased, particularly from the vicin- OUR C L A SSIFIE D ADVER- T1S1NG IS D E SIG N E D TO qualui class of the Garden Home Sun | tty of Stafford. The commitment Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Syverson and day school enjoyed a pleasant busi was in the Tualatin cemetery and the PR O D U C E M A X IM U M P R O F- family were dinner guests of Mr. ness fcieeting and social at the home arrangements in charge of Miller IT AT M IN IM U M C O ST , and Mrs. Charles La FoEette at Cor of Lawrence Johnson on last Sat and Tracy. nelius on New’ Years dav. urday evening. -Phone—Write --Call Mr. and Mrs. Richard I.ongstaff T h a telling power and th e buy 1-ois Syverson spent ¡he week end The Merrills have entertained a and daughter Ur« again residents ing power of the clataitied ad with 1 earl l a Follette and on Nc\y number of their relatives during the Tualatin, Mr. Longstaff recently re- m a k e t tpace in the .classified Yiars eve she was entertained with holidays. turned front the east and is reported column a “sure fire ” Investment. a dumber given in her honor. to have opened a golf school in L is t your needs and proclaim Mr. M. Marugg, who was ill with Portland. The family finds it much youi sale item s here. Mrs. Bcrmce Holmes of Portland pneumonia expected to leave the hos-j more convenient all around to oc IN ST R U C T IO N S who taught the Ha/eldalc school last! pital on Monday, cupy their home hire instead of re F ive C E N T S a line per issue year, visited school on Friday at siding in Portland. Count 5ive words to th e line. ter noon. Mr. tmd Mrs. Jasper Hendricks ar Th e n count your profits. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wourms and rived home Saturday evening follow Mr. and Mrs. VV. P. Brooks had ing a visit with relatives in Michi daughters I.ucile and Vera were din . i ner guests at the home of A. Galis- their guests over the holidays gan and North Dakota. T h e s e Classified Ads appear in cho near Tigard Sunday. B eav erto n E n terprise, T ig ard S e n Mr. and Mrs. ( harles Sndlstroin an t tinel, M ultnomah P re s s and Aloha family of Eugen q. Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Quinn of the News. TUALATIN Lloyd V Lee poultry farm near S a l Friends will be pleased to h e;- C O M B I N E D C I R C U L A T I O N 2250 em wi/re recent guests of Mr. and iliat Mrs. 1 houias Young is much Mrs. C. L. Smith of Metzger sub Mrs. Furl Meyer. Mrs Meyer re All for the nominal price e f 5c improved and able to be around *i per line per time. little after her serious illness of stituted for Mrs. Jones in the local turned with them and accompanied school three days last week. »everal months. tier husband Home from his run to Eugene. ----------- CASH M U S T ACCOM Mrs. A. L. Danford, Mr. tmd Mrs. Miss Collister dela Fontaine of N. F. Danford and Mr. and Mrs Portland, who teaches in a high W. R. Hawxhurst made a business PANY ALL WANT ADS (harles Summen ille of Portland were school tutar Forest Grove, visited the | fip to Forest Grove Sunday, guests Fist Sunday of Mr and Mrs families of E. A. Robinson and W. 1 Tom Miller. Miss I.ucile Wourms has a new R. Hawxhurst the latter part of the I ord coupe. She drives back and I w oV E X P E R T Shoemaker at Tigard, see Mr. and Mrs. Tom Miller and fam- ; forth to her work as bookkeeper at John Lenz, two blocks south of ily spent New Years day in Portland. \ false fire alarm at knute’s gar- the Oregon City Woolen Mills. Public school. . ige Monday caused considerable ex Mr. and Mrs. E. W. I ivermore of citement locally. By the time all ( laude Xvbitrg went to Raymond, I LAUNDRY—Mrs. Lierman is still in ¡the laundry business and solicits you* Seaside are staying at the Baney the private individuals got their fire \\ aslungton Saturday to a banquet ¡patronage. Will call for and deliver. home on Cooper Mt. for a whi'e. apparatus out the small blaze was at which bear meat was a leading Mrs. \\ 4' Baney is convalescing extinguished, so it wasn’t exactly a dish. iPhone Beaverton 8135. from pneumonia at a nursing home false lead after all. at Huber. Mrs. Jake lvemtner is Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Forney of ICHIUkS— Richardson’s big Leghorn also there, recovering from a sevett- Hood River made brief calls on local Mr. and Mrs. John Say and daugh ( hicks. One grade only - the high attack of the flu. friends Monday. ter visited home folks from Port est. Ninth setison of the pure Han- land Sunday. Ison Strain. Large hens mated to Association price for eggs last Asa Griffitts of The Dalles spent largq males all from trapnested week, January 4 was 37 cents. Friday and Saturday with his par The very attractive five acre tract dams R. O. P. with records of 250 to 275 or better large white ents, Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Griffitts. with the large modern dwelling own Winona Grange held an open mcet- ed by M. L. Lawson and located near eggs. The large white egg strain. •ng at the 1 ualatiti gym Monday e v Mrs. M. Bloomquist and Alice* Jean station on the Boone’s Ferry With capacity doubled last season ening when the installation of of we sold out on RlvPEAT orders. P.loomquist of Raleigh and Mrs. A. read has been sold to Mr. and Mrs. ficers recently elected for the coming F. Doughty visited Mrs. B. L. Grif Burn ii Gadholt of i Portland. auiiui u i 11 m i v i, i kail \ m i | | | , . Electric incubators and all eggs fitts on Friday afternoon. Herigitid, Mr. Gadholt’s step father ' .i 0" ! ,'Ul 8"o<!ly at- produced on our own place. \ Fit- and his wife Jive with them. The ? ’ ^ '« » » n e n t s were server ors welcome E V E R Y day. llatcli- •id a good social time indulged I ing eggs for sale. E. C. Richard Miss Frances Hart, who is tea<?h- Lawsons have gone to California, son, Tualatin Heights ( hickerv, j ing the third grade at Elgin, Oregon, ^ r- an<l Mrs. Gadholt have employ- Wm. Blake assistant cashier of the Tualatin, Ore. mile south o f ; spctit the Christmas vacation with : nient in Portland. Multnomah Commercial amt Savings high school. Tel. 04152. j her itirents, Mr. am 1 Mrs. W. H. How many of you, when you made Bank with his father, Rev, H. P. Hart of Cooper Mt. out your application blank or blanks Blake are reported to be moving to FOR SALE — Thoroughbred collie; for your 1929 automobile license were Multnomah from the farm here Mr. A. F\ Doughty and Sam spent dog 17 months. Phone Beaverton' obliged to get the key, unlock the Monday at Timber. 7252. Dietsch Hardware store. garage to look and learn what the figures were- on vrmr 1928 license FOR SALE—Six weeks old pigs, Coming as a complete surprise to plates ? Time does fly. Geo. Ford, R 3, Bx 124, Beaverton, hi^r many friends was the marriage NEW SYSTEM across from B. k. Denny. last Wednesday of Miss Edith Leo E. A. Blank of thg Tualatin Dairy LAUNDRY pold to Mr. Adolph Leopold of is driving a new Ford truck on his BABY UH1X—Now is the time to Queetz, Washington. Miss Leopold route. PRICES order your chix for 1020. I have is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I ---------- EAst 0883 only the finest quality bred for F&ul Leopold of Cooper Mt Rev. Ezra Maurer of thg Tigard ECONOM Y W ASH high egg production, hatched in 9 l/ i pounds 76 cents - 8 cents Buckeye Mammoth Incubators:— each additional pound. Leghorns, Hanson strain .. $14.00 Tic* local to your own merchants— spend money at home. Flat w'ork finished; wearing Barred Rocks ................................16.00 .apparel dried R. I. Reds ........—.........- .... ....1600 T H R IFT W ASH Austrolorps ................... -............... 30.00 10J4pounds for 76 cents. Flat Mammoth Pekin Ducklings........... 10.00 work all finished which means Hntchtys every Tuesday. Visitors sheets, spreads, slips, etc. Wear always welcome. Send for free cat ing apparel damp just right to alog. W. f. Wilcox, Poultry Farm take the starch. 7 cents each and Htitchery, Reedville, Ore., P. additional pound. O address Beaverton Route 4. Telephone Beaverton 7252. ROUGH D RY 5 l/ i pounds for 51 cents; flat work finished, wearing apparel A PPLES—50c - bring boxes, also starched ready to iron. 9 cents cider, bring jug. Hildebrandt, 2nd each additional pound. road cast of McDonald’s store, PRESSA LL Tigard. 8 Vi pounds for $1.00, flat work all finished; mens shirts hand CUSTOM HATCHING—I will hatch finished, ready to wear S cents vs tir qggs for less than you can extra. This includes 4 pounds. 11 afford to set hens or run small in flat work and 4}4 pounds wear cubators. Any quantity. Set every ing apparel. Monday. Using only Buckeye Mam W E T W ASH moth Incubators. Send for free 10 pounds 51 cents. 4 cents catalog. Visitors always welcome. each additional pound. Week W. J. Wilcox, Poultry Farm and end rates on any wash made Hatchery, Reedville, Ore., P. O. known on application. Phone address, Beaverton, Route 4. Tel V E a s t 0883 at our expense Enjoy the "Silver Grays"—They are built to ephone Beaverton, 7252. give the utmost in comfort and safety. Individual fo r KENT--4 room house $15, seats, air cushioned, Bghts so that you may read water . lights,, modern; Wm. .\riss. at night, air brakes and a driver of Southern Phon c 09-W Tigard. PaoOc dependability. A great network of "Silver FOR SA LE- -Dayton pumi». used Grays” cover the Willamette Valley, providing short time. Phone Tigard 148. Q u ick ly R eliev ed fast, convenient, comfortable, economical travel W ANTED—a middle aged woman tor to and from valley points and Portland. Don't s-iflcr with Ecrema. Dandruff. Pim house work for two. Must be kind ple«. Blumishes and ocher annoying skin Note these Schedules to Portland fro m and help woman who is sickly. ¡rrir.itior.s. Zcmo ami-erti - liquid is the «ale Address Sherwood R 5, Box 152. Forest G ro v e—leave 5 :3 0 ,7:45,9 :4 5 a .m . and sure way to relief Itching often dis .ppean hourly thereafter to 2 :45^then4^f5, * 5 :4 5 ,6 :4 5 overnight. Splend.d lor Sunburn and Poiaon Ivy. All druggi«:- 35c. 60c, $1 00. and 8:45 p jn . w k m X " K m ;"H "X ":, v v , í , w HAZELDALE GARDEN HOME. vj Social Science Solution to Peace Prob’* i War Not Only Wicked. But Futile, Says Dr. Hall, Prcsid:nt of University of Oregon, in Sines of Articles - This is tbe fifth of a scries of six * r t tl-\ i - \ «?! « >n n ii.f ' at the mor août elea written fo r thU paper b j Dr. Arnold I h h dU tpítf&rot!. is doomed to falW Hennett Hall, president of thè University e ©f Oreson. on t ’ o pr*>Hem of International ' t w# r - a r o r o r f a i n t h l n i r a In p.-sre. Or. Hull 1« m ««ithority .a »hi« I b ° ,tU, e r c a,I e . , 1 , fi«M. sn.l w » un i o f thè tour, 1,-rs of »ho * * rd . ,0 _ w a ic h th .p o p u la t.o n o f S v i s i a«-l*iu:s KeiMMirch Councii o t A m a r - | » t h a n a i l o n . » o n - J t.in.u i n a . t i t u . a lo*. 'o f Ir-oconellable oppoaltion. atte» ; t tn c - » r e e t h e m Any c o n t r a r y to lty DB. ARNOLD BENNETT HALL such nationalistic convictions would President, University ot Oregon cull (or constan t military enforce- There are other wavs in which n n t . ra th er th an the peaceful in social control in international a f s tru m entalities of social control. One of the contributions th a t fa irs must he supplemented by th<> scientific research could make to technique of mod thin aspect of the problem would bo t<> m ak e a statistical sum mary ern science. Some oi the types of controversies and nation may find i t n .sunrtei tandlng.i which have h*d self with an ex to war. A c l a r i f i c a t i o n of th ese cau ses into ju sticiable and non-JUs- panding population ti Ta >ie disputes would be e x trem e and a limited food ly helpful. Ju s ticia b le disputes supply and reach w hich depend upon the Interpre the conclusion that tation of law or ascertain m en t o f fa eta, are generally much more unless it can e x am e n a b le to peaceful adju stm ents pand its territorial in which the nation« Involved are limits it is destined li .ely to acquiesce. Non-just!- i File d sputes involving obvious conflicts to ultimate starv a o what the nations regard as their tion and uati -i al s u i j v.tal Interests, are much nu-ro d if decline. A t once Dr. Hall ficult to solve In a way that w ill that nation becomes a menace to all n.eet with the acceptance of the ■jBunfiries interested in the territ-nyj ¡Interested powers. *<t 1 , « .1 C w s c t t a s . o v f í á C o n t r o l T<£1 S . u l . b b je jjia t is conceivably available for the in A survey of the causes o r tnter- realization of the original n a tio n ’s i. ' - •■* ■' ’ll ideals of expansion, and internation bring to light a vast num ber of is al friction and conflict may easily sues. many of winch s.-ine nations result, B u t what are th* f a c t s f I f w .11 regard as tying entirely within the purview of domestic power. a scientific investigation, con d u ct Any atte m p t !-> extend the a/ ’ iieloa ed hfy* com petent scholars, tVbulfl o t International Control so its t o produce undeniable evidence th a t include the power to settle all such th e nation would nec-l additional q u e s tio n , would be exceedingly territory or new ad ju stm ents In perilous. The f r a m e r , of the Con order to meet tiie problem« of Its st. tution of the United States 11» food supply. It Is quite reasonable t oV- to suppose that peoples exercising^ e rn m e n t ovor 13 Independent and the international social ce n tral belligerent colonies, found It n e c e s would not refu se reasonable relief sary to reserve to tho states all and cold-bloodedly condemn the power, authbrity, and Jurisdiction, state to Its apparent fate. e x ce p t \vJ»cro history and experl- •lust Solutions fmticrativ«« onoo had htdloktld the alvsoliite Under a system of social control necessity of granting such power, in which such ju stifiab le questions authority, and Jurisdiction to the were determined by scientific in federal government. Even with vestigations, a reasonable and Just tills scrupulous regard fo r the solution of the pn* lem would rig hts o f tho individual states, iho seem much m ore probable. F o r civil w ar -prbved to o groat a stra in wore the aggrieved nation to a p upon the Instrumentality o f n a peal to the arb itr a m e n t of war. she tional social control, and, for the would undoubtedly seize more than time being, social control was b ro k - ■was necessary for her reasonable [ on dowj» and wo had a g overnm ent demands, and o th er nations. >t by military twiVer. I f this wait IT! having been convinced hy scientific happen between the A m erica n Inquiry of the ju stification of the states, which have so mai y Inter aggressive na* ion’s action, and ests, traditions, and ideals in c o m e a g e r to TO • tain the existin g mon. how much more likely would e atus and equilibrium am ong tho it be to happen between the leading states, would oppose with rem orse foreign nations of the world th a t less hostility the appeal to arm s. have no ContIWvn heritage of h if- Under such a system, the nations tory ami Ideals. ■would secure neither peace nor F o r this reason. It would seem a security, while under the effective sound p rin clp l. for procedure In system of social control, problem s foVniubiiing i plan for social c o n might conceivably be solved, n a trol am ong the nations to limit tils tional security Insured, and peace s u b je cts o f control to tile abdolufh minimum. In fact, there seems to preserved. Any attempt to exorcise a ays-, be ground to assume that the only tem o*f seffiat eoutrnl in tho lVvcltw! fine th in g ufion which he -.-rent tfdk- basin w olì Id ho bound to eneo urtep* tions o £ t ö o world w- .-louglit needless opposition, friction, and to s u c h . a definite ag re em en t a s to insure tho voluntary a cquiescence p robably failure, unless It was pro-, Idleated by a series of scientific of any rintlon against which th e ¡studies on the P acific dealing with c?o»lected Judgm ent was rendered, ¡food supply, expanding population, is th e elim in atio n o f war a . a 'sources of raw material, possibili means o f enforcing national policy. ties of Industrial development, R e cen t proposal« thnt leading n a c h ri t-.nqls of International trade, tions should bind themselv es to ra'■lUP.'f’tM- retfirtrftv antipathies, nmb J j n a g , economic, com m e rcial and jfiilltswa: (foercibn upon any nation th e fundamental ch n n V i& rrn f ti tWb griktp th a t aggressively ile- civilizations Involved. For'wJMl »red war-w ithout first subm itting s u c h Inform.'ttni .octal rronr ■w ould be Impotent to ad lust con Ifs controversy to some form of in f l i c t i n g Interests a*vl work out the ternational negotntlon, co m p ro srtlutlon of vexing wroblems In a mise, *o r decision« seem s to recog way that would win confidence, nize tho principle« here discussed. T h e degree of control here pro avoid friction and secure the vol posed fs itrerely to ban oggrosslv* untary acquiescence! of the peo ples a’TOd nation« Immediately In w arfare as a means of enforcin g .n a t i o n a l policy, leaving the n a volved. tions ft-ee ftl Fhoose tho method of I In other words, social control, am icable solution th a t they m ay even thourh accompanied with e f (desire. In other words, the p ro fective instrum entalities for Its e x posal limits the control to the pression, must he based upon mod sm allest possible Ju risdiction th a t ern scientific method and the te c h gives promise of averting war. nique of social engineering. If itt Scope Is Narrowed succeeds. This, In turn, limits the scope of 'social control to the one Issue upon Control M ust R e J u s t Another HViplIcatlon ItiVolved fni which the peoples of all the n a - e ffectiv e system o f social coivak"".'/'' t0 ,ho • f r * * i r _ t£ * r f f evil and futility of war. I f th« Itrol am ong nations is t h a t sucl control must he of such a ch ar-' •analogies from donieetlc develop m ent and from the origins of so a e ter as to In .ore minority acquies cence, at least by surb a temporary ciety have any value as analogies, show of force as will he roasonablo th e re Is every reason to believe th a t and practical»]«. Any attempt to such a program will be successful e x erel-e coercion upon a single and th a t each Individual nation state, the ultimate Justice and wis will acquiesce tn the e n fo r ce m e n t sueh a program. dom of which does not appeal to, o >f f sue (TWo’ hext article will follow soon} th e ir sober Ju dgment afte r the pas l SILVER G R A YS Be loyal to your own merchants— spend money at home. Portland Itch in g Skin sot«»®. Jr's®* H illsboro—-leave 5:43, 8:01,10:01 a. m. and hourly thereafter to 3:01 then 5:01, * 6 :0 1 , 7:01 and 9:01 p.m. Cor over 38 years B eaverton— leave 6 :0 5 ,8 :2 5 ,1 0 :2 5 a. m. and hourly thereafter to 3:25 p.m. then 5:25, *6 :2 5 , 7 :2 5 and 9 :2 5 p-m. 2 5 ounces for 2 S C Rail tickets are good on the "S ilv e r G ray’* motor coaches including cite 10 ride ticket. KC Baking Powder ( double acting ) USE L E S S •Sunday only. Southern Pacific i th an o f high priced b rands MILL IONS o f FOUNDS) USED BY OUR G O V E R N M E N T ! W O R zes&o S K I N I i: VÖIR ÈŸES I ot "Eye Beauty” Book L. L A L L E (f, Agent Auction Sale in this NEWSPAPER I R R I T A T I O N S Night and Morning to keep them Clean, Clear and Healthy Write for Free "Eye Care” Advertise Your It reaches hundreds of farm homes each week in all parts of the county. — ------------—;----- ---- t Newspaper A d v e r t i s i n g Pays I v v v v v v v v a * v * I * * r a * v v v a - I * * ! * v 'I
