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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 27, 1933)
Jan u ary 2T, lf.33 PAGE 4 BEAVERTON ■w J? **• " ff i '• '* ’ if* -. r , •< ' * ’ •* ' Ék -c • $ b-*'**’' v " A'.- - «Ttl* î * ; j THE GLACIER PRIEST AND ONE OF HIS SLEDGE DOGS The above picture of Father Hubbard is mindful of the time when in the scaling; of Mt. Katmai, Alaska’s fatu ous “ Ice Mountain,” he and his party were forced to de vour some of their dogs to ward off starvation. They had been marooned on the mountain top for days without food. ENTERPRISE ! musical ability Having o r g a n zed an ■ orchestra, in their own immediately fam.ly thye ofti n furnished entertain tllEKKEN ) ment to r various soc al aifaiis. Obituary FLORA EDITH BALLE V D C. HOWARD Flora Edi.ta Herren was born at Turner, Ore., January’ 17, 1867. D ed 0 C. Howard died in a Portlan I at Tigard, Ore . January 22, 1933, aged hospital Monday morning after an .11- 66 years and 5 days. She wa. the ness of several months. *ie had been M 1 W. for many years in Portland. He j survived bv his daughters Mrs E j Keller, and Mis. Paul Humphtey hot of Por land Burial was made at On- cent Grove Cemetery. B E A V E H T O N LOCALS Mrs. Georgia the Hig Mrs (.¡ooigia Snyder snyaer of of the daughter of Mr. and Mr,. Levi Her- suffering from a nervous b.eak down ayj ren. one of the old pioneer »'amil es of which was agravated by neuritis f i r - ; . ... Oregon, her father’s fam ly crossing ally terminating in sle ping sickness ' ‘ n llnt; „ Sorrento were guests of ±»». and Mi the plains in 1842 end her mothers Mr. Howard was born at Salem, Ore. Pe,-her on Friday evening, family, Mathews by name coming on January 14, 1888 moving from there j from Missouri in 1852 when her With his paren.s to Tigard, Ore. where * ' V"? enlt,taln* 4 ,,le t a.-h i mother was but a child of icven years they resided a number of years. H* | ,ht nl e sc <Hl1 and hus These families settled in Marion coun- was a graduate o f the Oregon State ban ,s ind w,v** * * 1 on Tl>uis ty, Oregon. Mrs. Bailey was born on College In the class of 1M4 after which ^’l-' ^ ' w ~'‘ , u ul an' Mapledale farm near Turner where ‘ he was an instructor in the D airy . ,s ’ ° '^e' she lived till her m.irriage to Captain Department of that ins tution for j Mr. and Mrs. F. J. h elsher and child George H. Bailey S'ptember 30, 1902, 3 years. He then served as County ren were guests of Mr. and Mr- J fhen she came to Portland wheic her Agent for Columbia Co. for 3 years Archie Wiliams of Tobias on Satut husband wis on the police force, serv and then went into the breed ng of day evening. ing for sixteen v< its. nine of which pure-bred jerseys with Ed. Carey of j a delegation of 20 from the N:i.»:i time he was captain of the force, later Carlton. Later he was intere” ed in lene Young Peoples Society attend pi R illy at Portland, Tuesday being employed at the U. S. National various phases of the dairy industry baoV of Poitlor.d. and was also o-.-.e c: ttie •• p:»-i They vtfon second place In at en mote the cultivat on of tne Young-; dance and expect to win the bannei berry in this section. ext time He was affiliated with the 4H Club MHS. JENNIE LAUSEN prjjcrt in the local school also a mem-, Mrs. Jennie Larsen, wife of Martin Iv: of ihe Christian church in which QUEEN ESTHEi*. CHICLE C. Larsen, prominent farmer of Cedar’ h* wes an act’ve member. Mills, died Friday Jan. 20. She leaves Meets first Thursday of each montl IPs wife preceded him in death her husband and seven children. a little over a year ago. rie is survived Outside of their devotional studie- James W. Larsen, and Mrs. Jennie by his daughter Donna Rae Howard and missionary reading the ladies an Hickey of Portland, Mrs. Alice Wyss at home, his father and mother who n noble work in vaiious way: Martin C. Jr., Nellie M. and Carl of also resided with him and 2 sisters (g & gubgtanUal nelp to th) Cedar Mills and Thos. C. Larsen of ^ ¡church in these days of trials. Tin Albany Cal. She is also survived by and thiie H1* hers. her mother Mrs. Alice C. Otterson JAMES A. MATHIE j ladles have a shop wtitch is oper and 2 brothers and 5 sisters. Mrs. Lar , James A. Mathie, son-in-law of » »v, the everv eviiy Thurs. afternoon in me chuich. sen was a member of Leedy Grange late Mr and Mrs. Martin Burgle died We are hoping to see you next Lord and an active worker in the communi n Portland Friday night January 20. Day at our services. Bring a frienc | ty For a number of years her family Mr. Mathie was a street car conductor with you. hes been prominently known for their -x -x * SUCCESS OR FAILURE - WHICH? WHO WILL WIN? W ho will be the winners in the Tualatin Publishing Co’s, Big ('.ift Giving Campaign? W ho will he presented with these valuable prizes. These questions are th principal topics of lntrest in all this vicinity. Only a few more days and the questions will he answered. Scores of predictions have been offred — palmists and exponents of the occult scieuce ha ve been consulted by some in an endeavor to ob tain some inkling o what the outcome will lie. But the final results are as much in doubt as ever. In a frenzied effort to eliminate as much of this doubt as possible, candidates oil over the territory are scouring the communities ceaselessly. The race for supremacy is rushing forward nip and tuck. Many of those who appar I *»• f ! i Y y. 4 X come in and have them all explained. They count for each candidate during the first two weeks from the day they start work ing in the campaign — not the first two weeks of the campaign. Start now inter est just starting. First Week Coupon 200,000 Extra Votes This coupon accompaniedwiCh five yearly subscrlp- lons (or their equivalent Ho The Enterprie e News ontinel or Pres» entitles ne candidate to 200000 extru otes. Candidates Name .... .......____ ___ ___ ______ - ...... One First Week Coupon can b« voted by each eandl- nte for ««very five one-yee ftubacriptlolns tor their equL nlent) turned In during th candidates first week in he campaign. You may use a main First week coupons you Ilka. Second Week Coupon 150,000 Extra Votes This coupon when accompanied by five yearly sub scription» tor their equivalent> to The Enterprise, New» Sentinel or Press entitles the candidal* to 150,000 extra vote». ently have little chance, if they are to he judged by theii present vote as will send the too confidenf ones down to defeat. Over-confidence is a great hanidcap under which a candidate cannot work. This unwelcome handicap causes more regrets than anything in a campaign of this kind. The only way to be sure of winning is to suend every min ute sconring for subscriptions. Perseverance is the onh winning quality. And see what there is at the top of the ladder of success for the plucky ones-the luxurious enclosed motor car. worth $729.(X). Then there are hundreds of dol lars in cash. No luxury compares with the delight of a fine and costly automobile and this dandy new Ford SLOAN that will he given away stands out with radiant splendor. THE GIFT LIST FORD FORDOR SEDAN, Value $ 729.00 Four Hundred Dollars 400.00 Two Hundred Dollars 200.00 200.00 Two Hundred Dollars One Hundred Dollars 100.00 One Hundred Dollars 100.00 Fifty Dollars 50.00 Fifty Dollars 50.00 Estimated Cash Commission to be paid on a 20% basis 1 , 300.00 TOTAL GIFT LIST Value $ 3 , 129.00 No one has a big lead to boast of now! real ize what is at stake. Second Period Votes lasts only until February 6th. 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