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P A ÛC * —— BEW KBTON . LOCAL Recent Activities BEAVEKTQM WI Sîi H. H. J E F F R I E S . D * fl D » Drietiy Keportea P u b lish er Publish»«! F riday o f each w sek by P ioneer Publishing Co. at Ora. E ntered aa sscond-class m atter at the p o sto fflcs a t ! saverton. Ore. Subscription R atee One T ear .. ...... $1.50 SU Month* ___J .35 T hree m onths -------------- Subscriptions ______ _ Beaverton, Payable in rders given in Circuit C ourt P hone A Tw ater 59X4 , - = ---------- — Take a Rest It is ti.c o'user at ion o f a lepre- s c in -liv e *cm“uva ° o f ihi: paper that M , How ver has made som e g ia v e mis- i>1 till lakes in tae seiectiur. o f tnt cat»net n u m bers who were oent to E uiop o wuhin the past seveiai weeks to a.J in w an tin g out a aolutlou o i the XoiiUM s. call, they ate the/ recipients o f lovely presents and o f things that make life easier for them and, strange to jjo^ r G irls: relate, their husbands seem to adore . _ them. T hey place such a hieh •Why is it,' a wom an reader asks, , K *»“ value on their ow n needs and de- that nice wom en t et mean hus- , ir„ that their husbands accept it bauds while v hiny, selfish w om en ua such, Selection o l M ate, i'Urales a R eader F irst Bank o f T ig ard vs F r B urtch et als, ord er o f con firm ation „ ,, , ... H ettie M K appel vs W m . G. K ap : pel, order fo r date o f heat ing m od i fication o f decree. B eaverton O f f l c a - B roadw ay near O. E. T racks, P hone 750$ Bldg. 1 K O B i EMS M an e A. C ook vs G ilford A Cook l’m a n o l‘l1 problem s w hich are now default and decree oid er. ’ con n i“ iatin« Germ any. C om m ercial Natl B ank vs Charles ° l cour*t Secretaries Mellon and Stiii.son have a lot o i inside im or- -------- $.50 I. Brow n, et als, conflrm _____________ aU on of Advance s“ 1* - m a’ .on regarding econ om ic condi- i P ortland O ffic e — *06-407-408 D ekum C IT IZE N S SOLVE A t Court Henne F R ID A V , A U G U ST 5. 1931 E N T E R P R IS E ■— u; ■».' J- W M ui.oy et als vs W. ker et al. order o f default. U° Dj’ tU* pIOp®‘ B,etbod* ° ‘ h aaJ- * a b k<*>d o n e s " **"*. i,r-aR -®-s and the difficu lties 'in e quection is n ot surrounding international .......... ‘ ' ni{ international problem s, one tQ aWiWer> a ite r but if a reporter on this paper ^ htubunda 8re knows an yu iin g abouL w oat is go- they a|.e lnarrie(j and ing on in and around this town H. Ba- th lre are a let o f folk s right here i“ “ 1* 3 0 , W ^ U8e v/ho have quick and satisfactory I . beco,ne But the w om an w h o tries to be such a hard sensible and con sid erate o f a man is aU io r most trained a fter a <*° accep ted at her ow n valuation, thp poor onPS i f any one has to d o w ithout things that w ay “ he ta the l° « 1Cal 1 con venien t to pay ° n e ' I f “ la la ' her any attention Bida A. H o lla n d 1 vs Charles hi. Hoi- land, d lv o ice d eciee. , , i i r - had a , ld a Centro Anderson vs Charles L thum p.,on el al, Judgment ami solutions to all o f these ueinlcvinir f* " " i ,aylr' 5 f’ UA,‘ W ' ’ 1 eVe'? w hy w orry about It—she m ay t>e nuestion. perpleaiag husoand can be trained to be coA J y , . . tr , , ^ “ . iderate and thoughtful o f his wif*» 1,urt buf there is no scene, and one The vacation time IS passing. If you haven t The reporter is con vin ced o f this for som e o f them are hopeless but’ w il1 at lcast- not loae fa c « w ith the fact, for he heard ine «WUfcmen lr* the .. . u iae m ajority o f m en are so m uch . neighbors n eign ooi». little rest this summer, plan to take one. question s~y so themselves, and he putty in the hands o f a hysterical The pity abou t this state c f af- Everybody in this community should stop their ref; John P. H offm an vs Geo. I. D evi It l!i wonderi.ig w hy Mr. H oover did v/om an w ho tu in s on the tears at a fairs is that the finer a w om an Is, ular work long enough to break the pace of the habitual et als, o id e i publication o f sum m ons. J 101 cail tliem in to sit in these con ; m om ent's notice. T hey remind one the moTe she Is w ounded by a U. 8 . H u ikson vs Lizzie l-arver e^ crences und to give the world the o f the indulgent m others w ho pay m an ’s careless uttitude and, the less daily routine. nefit oi their views o f these children to be good, who give them she 3 ays abou t it while the wom an T oo many of us stay in a rut, doing the same things als, default o ld e r and decree. matters. . ... . M arriage Licenses Issued Pi-actiraim . , , anything thev want rather than go w ho Sets everyth in g her ow n w ay is in the same way every day, pretty well. 1 he old mind y any group one m ight . . usually as hard as nails under- g e t s foggy from disuse—cut out of the ruts and bump O range D. VViliard, Da>ton, ana chance to find iiim self in, anywhere throu 8 h with a tantrum. As on neath her C]jn g tnK exterior. Theim a Ethel H ayw ard, Sherw ood. ‘ n low n, fo r the past several weeks wom an laughingly rem arked, "I can • But, m er are like that. T he m ore along for a little while. | R 3. be would have heard at least one or quarrel with m y husband until m y a wom an dem ands and the harder Many say that a vacation costs a lot o f monev Gust R ich ardson, H illsboro, anil m ore phases o f the financial stress tongue hangs out and it has n o ef- in G erm any just now under Uis- feet but let me burst into tears and she makus a man w o rk the m or« Well, that depends. If you haven’t any spare change for j Sylvia oiler, H aisboro n 3. priceless she ap p aren tly becom es to C a ll A. l'eterson und M ary Earlir.e cussion. the clothes o f f his back ’. a trip, take a vacation at home. Just *piit work, hang Aplin, both o f GG17 3»th Ave., 8 . E , So,ne o f these groups undertook I can have „„„„a bim. T ours, around the house, give yourself up entirely to the family. Burl land to discusa th* topics in a general The3e Sp° lled WOmen have LOU ISA Irving C. Eastm an and F ern Row- - ay w l,“ e ‘ here w e„ others the their husbands at their beck and , Plan a few simple pastimes and share them. The rest you need isn’t necessarily going away to a far-city and rushing yourself around there. Break the :>rind of having to work, loaf, do nothing, just rest, and t. oy a few days relaxation and quiet, if you can’t do anything else. * * * No Big Thing ell. both o f Buxton. O liver Coslett Jr., and Muller, both o f H illsboro. Ida * given ?h "a 3° entle<1 t0 ^ the subject a co n sid e ra b le ; A. am ount o f thought, and w ho went m ore Into detail in their discussion Verle E. P rickett and Golda R and took up one by one the finer H opk.ns, both o f Banks, O regon. points o f the problem s. r * Benton Bowm an and Minnie A gnes E ach in turn, in each o f the Buihurd, both o f H illsboro. groups, would put forth his views in a m ost authoritative mannei Suits Filed in Circuit Court There could be no doubt in the VV. J. M cCready Lum ber Co., vs h “ ‘ o f the Plan be had to o ffe r O regon P oultry Farm s, foreclosu re working out adm irably, if only th.. o f m echanics lien. fellow s across the pond would Us --------------------------------------------------------------------- house Ir.c., 14 acres T IS R 2W . Jo R E A L ESTATE T R A N SF E R S s e p h S. R a rick et ux to John K W estern Oregon Farm s to Title & F , p , f q Trust Co., T ract s 74-75-76-77-78-79 Anna F riedm an to ch rU tin a on , , , Q ., ^ . , * r‘ eam an to Christina and 139, B onny Slope. W estern Ore- Schwartz, 15 acres Sec 14 T1S R 4W . gon F arm s to Title & Trust Co., D anicl K au fm an to E dw in W. Pratt et ux, 80 acres Sec 33 T2S R2W . Tracts 72-96-110-132-14& 131 and 13.1 — -------- ------------------- ------ —^—r » / ■•-u Bonny Slope. W estern Oregon Farm s to Title & Trust Co Tract 108 B onny Slope. Glen O P o w ir et ux to Carl B R everm an et al. Sore throat, muscular rheu Leaders of various governments, including President For COLDS, COUGHS Hoover, are) doing a lot of whistling about the recent London Conference. All profess to be happy; opto Inez L. E lford vs State Industrial te" and try them ou t- Lota 9 and 19 F rew ing Orchard Trs matic achesApain«,appiyIVlus> he naw sPaper reports o f what H enry W alter et al to R obert Shee inistic, and satisfied, but, in our guess, not any of them A ccid en t Com m ission, appeal from terole, the "counter-irritant” denial o f claim ants claim s upon re has been goin g on In Paris, Berlin han et al, 90 acres David T. L enox really is. hearing. and London, have all been v e iy Cl. M. N. Nelson et ux to W alter ,,, .. . .. _ carefu lly digested Germany, certainly, has little reason to be com W 43 Tu- alter M. Miller vs A. H. B erg et * . E ach one has a B. Smith et ux, P art — Tract --------------------- m6" tal P‘ CtUre J * conditions, and alatin Valley Hom es. M. N. Nelson pletely satisfied. The decisions of the London Confer al. m ortgage foreclosure. each can see the proposition from . t » v Motrin ur rvw.i, . ence renewed a loan of a hundred million dollars, a mere Des F oley vs State Industrial A cci- the view point o f the FrRnrh 1 ldl|ton W . C ook et ux, drop in the bucket, as far as German fiscal1 requirements UPPettl OC COmpen*! U- ‘ aba and the British And o f E a ^ e Z I y T t course every m o th e rs son o f them (Austin, 1 acre 3ec 34 T1S r i ’ V go. Other promises were made but the future will tell sai ion rinding. A. Orval Dann vs M aude Dann, suit ha* the A m erican low down on the j Clark et al to A T A L L D R U G G IS T S H illsboro Green- American and British statesmen who attended the fo r divorce. whole proposition. parley talk publicly as if everything was “ jakc,” but the A. S. Lytle vs Josephine Lytle, suit N ow it m ay be possible that each and everyone of the fellow s is fact they all packed their duds to visit Berlin and have for divorce. m oved by the desire to o ffe r som » '-.t—J.. a further conference really lets the cat out of the hag. County C lerk reports fees and thing w hich would really benefit the fines collected fo r m onth o f July in Beaverton Res. 3602 The London Conference adjourned without having fin th e sum o f $1060.05, o f w hich $300 several E uropean nations, but back I! Phone 3603 ished the job, and the hoys will gather in Berlin in a is booze fines. The County R e co r o f It all, it is very probable that for Better Flowers they are taking this keen interest der reports $555.15 in fees collected new effort. due to the fa ct that there is a sel- . . feed them this complete, for sam e period. That is, all the boys except the Frenchmen. So far, The W ashington County Court | fish m otive back o f it all. • * balanced diet • • the French have not been included in on the next pow have filed their intention to straigh It is possible that they are look- ing for brighter business conditions, * • ten C ounty R oad No. 335 and 461 wow, and the reason is fairly simple to deduce. France and vacate all that portion o f Coun Und they feel lhat 1,0 lonK as ,herf‘ i ! prevented the London Conference achieving definite solu ty exists this perplexing international R o a d , No. 461. T his piece o f road lion of the German financial problems, and, now the ! lies west o f F orest G rove near the com plication in Europe, there will . be little hope o f a return to normal • • All Kinds Garden Seeds, bulk cr package Anglo-Saxons and the Teutons will trvto find an avenue1 c’e;»etery. con ditions In A m erica. Eaby Chick Feed of all Kinds E ven though it is fo r selfish aims to better days without the help of the Gauls. |lk2 “ £ £ ^ France continues to play its individualistic policy cause him irreparable dam age, in that they are interested, and there X could be som e satisfactory adjust Charles Berthold She has money to spare, but will only use it to buy poli proposed road, stating that it win m ent, w hich w ould m ean m ore pros tical favors. France doesn’t believe in an international Jury aR d b e c a u s e it d i v i d e s his perity in the United States, it would 4* Beaverton, Orejzon, Near S. P. Depot. real estate and because it takes a , * ,*v, ’ “ be very beneficial to all anyw ay and *•* Santa Claus, except when she wants Uncle Sam to im large quantity o , f m ineral lund and | , A no one could blam e them fo r this. personate him in scaling down war debts. Whun it rare m inerals. He asks that in case O f course, after all the president said road is established that he be comes to helping the Germans, France will, for a price, allow ed $sH) per yard\ for 76,500 yards could hardly know the ability o f the and a bitf price, and if the Germans won’t submit to po Of ir.lne:al bearing earth m aking n hundred and tv'enty million souls in * 1 . this cou ntry, and th erefore, one could litical dictation they will have to j^et along without the ,otal of *o.*85,ooo. : hardly criticise him too severely, for French money. Iso la it* M atters, Judge Tem pleton ov erlook in g som e reul good advice on this proposition, in view o f the Presiding As a matter of fact, France has been and is playing fa ct that it w ould be next to im a lone hand. The French haven’t hesitated to attempt Estate o f Charles G elberger, order possible to get in touch with every- to embarrass the Bank of Kngland in hopes of p u ttin g hearing. !^ rlp“bllc*Uon of nollce of ilnaI one. pressure on the Knglish Government so that it will Last will o f Nettle H offm an, let At any rate, m ost folk s are agreed on the pronosition. that the side against Germany. Recently, French demands for ters issued to E m m a Pittm an and present crisis is by no m eans the gold payments have iieen unusnallv heavy against theiappointn,*nt ° t appraisers. least o f the m any problem s which con fron t the heads o f governm ents STEAK, lb . . English, who have taken precautions to arrange with lssued to John Sche(.kla and everyon e must give them cred- American hankers to withstand the French drive.! , , Estate , „ of . j. w. . snute. . , approving ! It fo r doin g the best they can under BACON lb F'rancs, like soldiers, are used by the French to domin- i Bae o f Um ber and <>rde r»ng deed o f 8UCh trying conditions. T hey win J con veyance. m ake m istakes, o f course, but most ate Europe. W . 8 . Tilton, incom petent, order folk s hope that their m istakes will CHEESE, Brookfield, Cresta 2( Students of international policy can see the begin setting h eailn g fo r appointm ent o f not be such as to further con u ,Ucate guardian. ning of the new line-up in Europe. France, now in con Estate o f E rick M. Newm an, order matters, and that the situation will PEANUT BUTTtR, lb . IE up. and the world trol and adamant, will gradually force Britain into closer to sell F ord sedan belonging t o ' be shortly cleared fo rw a n l 'once more, political cooperation with Germany. Italy has its own estate. Estate o f C. Peterson, ord er ap . sharp antagonisms against France, and is traditional!) pointing appraisers for land in I ^ clo ck m ade 1640. now owned friendly with Britian. On thy other hand, Poland, G rant C ounty ’ E s t a t e 'o f A m brose D Smith, order by M kh ael M as8 o f A nw *‘ ler- Ger- O?.cch Slovakia, and Jugo-Slavia depend on France, and Beaverton 6405 Broadway St. o f service o f citation to sell real 1 ™ n y ’ ls 81111 ln ^ rfect runnink or‘ dcr. although its w ork s are entirely .. ve replaced Russia as the eastern strength of the pro property’ war entente. That’s the way they stack up at present. Estate of John winiam«, closing of wood- SPECIALS Saturday and Monday M E A T - G R O C E R IE S 21 Holboke Bros. • * * Speaking of styles in fe minine apparel: Twenty five years ago we never thought we would live to see the day, and now we hope to be here in 1956— it ought to he interesting. * 0 * O n e thing in favor of France; she knows what she has ami plans to keep it. * • • Taxes will come down when people learn to vote clear-headed, honest men into office and forget to talk of politicians who merely want an office. * * * The acid test of friendship is dollar tension. . * * * Our own advice: If anybody fater, knock him down. calls you a taffy estate o f record on filing receipts G uardianship o f W ayne and lx>ls An investm ent o f $3.800.000,000 Is W illiam s. appoin ting Emma W il lep resen ted in church buildings of liam s guardian. all creeds in the United States. E state and guardianship o f Glcn- eva Jane B randaw . approving 5th 1 annual accou n t and report. Estate o f C arrie A. Golden, clos- | DB . J. M. IN G A I.L 8 (F oot Ailm ents) ing estate o f record. Gun.-dianship o f Irene H einrich. If you are troubled from Foot oTder to purchase piano. E state’ o f " c h a r l e s ’ fr u e . approving T roubles and are having tro u b l. get- final accou n t and disch argin g exe- ‘ ‘ »K "* lle f- “ wlU V™ to take advantage o f my m cdernly equipped E state o f G eorge Busan, authorlx- ing settlem ent o f claim . X -R A Y ( F loroseopic > ----------------------------- E X A M IN A T IO N F R E E The oldest livin g m em ber o f the (A sk you r Shoe Merchant about m y Service) M asonic fraternity In the United States is believed to be L. M I -ogee 327-9 M O R G A N BU ILD IN G w h o has Just celebrated his 106th birthday .n n lv .r s a iy at Charlton. H o u r. 9 to 5. F riday E vening 5 to 8 Mass. Special Offer, this week only Split Cedar Posts 10c Copeland Lumber Co. 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