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F R ID A Y , A P R IL 7. 1933 M i l l S t i l l i * M IM 11 H i l l I B E A V E R TO N l l t t t lllt t l* II t l l l t l t l l l t t l l l t l l l * M I LEGAL NOTICES C L A S S IF IE D A D V E R TIS IN G OF T H E S TA TE OF OREGON FO R TH E C O UN TY OF W ASH ING TO N J. Elizabeth Otta, plaintiff, vs A g A N O RD IN A N C E regulating the collection and transportation and or nes White and V. C. White, her hus delivery within the Town o i Beaver band; Gertrude Kayler and Lloyd ton to the Town Dump, and or the Kayler, her husband; Ethel Neilson, transportation and delivery to the and R. G. Neilson, her husband; Ruth Town dump of garbage or rubbish McCall, a widow; Edgar Lind and collected outside of the Town, pro Dora Lind, his w ife; Herman Lind viding for the issuance of a license to and Doris Lind, his wife and Marie scavengers and fees for dumpage, Lind, a widow, defendants. , To Agnes White, V. C. White and prescribing a penalty for violation thereof, and declaring an emergency. Marie Lind of the defendants above T H E PE O PLE OF TH E TO W N OF | named. No. 9959 SUMMONS B E A V E R TO N DO O R D A IN AS FO L LOWS: Section I. It shall be un In the name of the State of Oregon lawful for any scavenger or rubbish you are hereby required to answer collector or for any other person to the complaint filed against you in the transport in or thru the town of Beav above entitled suit or otherwise ap erton any garbage or other refuse mat pear herein on or before four weeks ter collected oi procured within the from the 24th day of March, 1933, be town limits of Beaverton, without ing four weeks from and after complying with the following regula | the date of the first publication tions and securing a license so to do. of this summons, and if you fail to so Any scavenger or rubbish collector, appear or answer within the said and or transport within the town of time, the plaintiff will apply to the and transport within the town of Court for the relief prayed for in her Beaverton, any garbage and or rub i complaint, to-wit: bish for disposal at the town dump or For a decree foreclosing that cer elsewhere,shall first make application tain mortgage made by Peter Lind to for a license, said application to be made to the town council. J. Elizabeth Otts, dated the 5th day of October, 1925, and recorded on the Should the application be approved, the town recoider shall issue a license 10th day of October, 1925, in Book 100 The amount o f said license shall be at Page 402, records of mortgages for Washington County, Oregon; and Twenty-five Dollars ($25.00) per an decree.ng said mortgage to be a lein num, payable in advance. on the real property therein des Section 2. It shall be unlawful for cribed paramount and superior to the any scavenger or rubbish collector or claim or claims of all the defendants, any other person to dump garbage or or any of them, and ordering and di refuse of any kind whatsoever in the recting the real property therein des Town dump, without complying with cribed, together with all the appur the following regulations. tenances thereunto belonging or in Any scavenger or rubbish collector anywise appertaining be sold by or any transporter of garbage, refuse the Sheriff o f Washington County, or rubbish not transporting garbage, Oregon, as upon execution, and the refuse or rubb.lsh through the streets proceeds thereof be applied toward of Beaverton, but wishing to use the the payment to plaintiff of her prom Town dump for disposal of said gar issory note described in the complaint bage, refuse and or rubbish shall for the principal sum of $4000.00 first make application to the town re with interest thereon at the rate of corder for a license so to do, and if seven per cent per annum from the application be approved then the li 5th day of January, 1931, to the costs cense shall issue. The said license of sale, and to the costs incurred by fee shall be One Dollar ($1.00) for the plaintiff in this suit, and the fur each and every truck load of garbage, ther sum of $300.00 attorneys' fees. refuse and or rubbish, said truck load The property covered by said mort not to exceed in weight 2000 pounds gage and to besold as upon execution, A license shall issue for each and by virtue of said decree is bounded every load, and to be paid in advance. and described as follows, to-wit. Section 3. It shall be unlawful for A parcel of land bounded by a line any person to carry any garbage, commencing at a point 12.07 chains refuse, filth and or rubbish along any south of the northwest comer of the street or sidewalk, or to transport D. L. C. of Edward Barton and wife, any garbage, filth, refuse and or rub Section 6, Township 1, South of Range bish except in a tin, covered vehicle, 1 West o f the Willamette Meridian, or apparatus. Said tin, covered ve in Washington County, Oregon; and hicle or apparatus to be so construct running thence East 33.14 chains to ed and so covered so as to prevent the east line o f said D. L. C.,; thence any leakage or spillage Into the south along said east line 6.04 chains; street or on to the sidewalk, or to be thence west 33.14 chains to the west exposed to the open air during trans line; thence north along said west portation. line 6.04 chains to place of beginning Section 4. Any person violating any containing 20 acres of land; provision of this ordinance shall upon and further decreeing that upon sale conviction thereof In the municipal of said premises, purchaser be put court, be punished by a fine not to into possession thereof; and that the exceed One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) defendants and each of them and all or by imprisonment of thirty days in persons claiming by, through or un Jail or both such fine and imprison der them or any of them, be for m ent ever barred and foreclosed of all Section 5. Inasmuch as this ordin right, title and Interest in and to the ance is necessary for the immediate mortgaged premises and every part preservation of the peace, health and thereof save and except only their safety of the town of Beaverton In statutory right of redemption and for this: That garbage and refuse mat such other and further relief as to ter is now being dumped into the the Court may seem meet and town dump from points outside the equitable. town, and for which no revenue is be This summons is served upon you ing received, and that garbage and by publication in the Beaverton Enr refuse matter is being collected and terprise, a newspaper printed, pub transported without regulation, and lished and having a general circula that there is no ordinance to cover tion in Washington County, Oregon, said collection, dumpage or trans pursuant to an order o f Honorable portation, therefor, an emergency is George R. Bagley, Judge of the above declared to exist and this ordinance entitled Court, duly made and en shall be in full force and effect after tered on the 22nd day o f March, 1933, its passage by the council, and its which order provides the same shall approval by the Mayor. be published once a week for four Passed by the council this third successive weeks and that you shall so appear or answer said complaint on day of April, 1933. Yeas: 6, Barnes, Bishop, Boswell, or before four weeks from the date of the first publication of this sum Fordney, Koshland, Livermore. mons. Nays: None. Date of first publication March 24, Approved by the Mayor this 5th 1933. day of April, 1933. Date of last publication April 21, (Signed) E A R L E FISHER, 1933. Mayor Frederick S. Wilhelm, (Signed) L E W IS SMITH, Recorder Attorney for Plaintiff Entered in the ordinance book this Postoffice address 325 Davis Build 5th day of April, 1933. (Signed) LE W IS SMITH, Recorder ing, Portland, Oregon TO W N SEAL State of Oregon JAPS G IVE W A R N IN G Tientsin, China—The Japanese will be forced to invade North China if ss provocative attacks against the Jap Town of Beaverton anese troops north of the Great Wall I, Lewis Smith, recorder of the continue, according to a spokesman town of Beaverton, hereby certify for General Nakamur, Japanese that on the 5th day of April, 1933, I commander. posted copies of the foregoing ordin ance in three public places in the A “ BUY F R E N C H " M O VEM ENT town of Beaverton, to-wit: Post-of Paris—In order to foster the “Buy fice Bill Board, post, corner Front and Watson Sts., post corner of French" movement the government requires a label on all knitted goods Broadway and N. Main Sts. (Signed) LE W IS SMITH, Recorder women's clothing, shoes and porcelain LOOK Suits Cleaned & Pressed .35 Expert cleaning Job — Prompt Service; Mail Orders D R E S S E S Cleaned ____________ 35 Mens H A TS reblocked & cleaned — .35 CHICAGO C L E A N E R S 281 Third. S. W. Corner Third * Jefferson I. A ■ ■ V .'.v / A ’ / A W A W A V i V W .*. î W. E. P E GG M ORTICIAN BEAVERTON, WE SERVE. PAGE 3 IN TH E C IR C L ir C O t'R T m in i u lu lili m in m i O R D IN A N C E NO. 143 E N T E R P R IS E OREGON REG ARD LESS OF TH E T IM E D AY OR N IG H T i ^ £ vvvwvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv» BU Y>NO S E L L FOR SALE Choice 10 acres Oyster , DRUGLESS H E A L T H IN S T IT U T E SCIENTIFIC H E A LTH BUILDER. land, partly seeded. Harvest next Steam Baths, Massage, Violet Ray Chronic and nervous diseas CENTS fall. See or write Fred Uebel, 3044 Treatments for Colds, Rheumatism es, female disorder* DR D. E. Oak Street, Portland, Ore. and Constipation. Consultation Free CHRISTIANSEN, Chiropractic A L IN E Dr Elna A. Sorenson, N. D., 418 Physician. 210 Times Bldg. Office FOR SALE Eggs from well bred Swetland Bldg., A T 0403. P E R T IM E Bronze Turkey» $1.25 per 10. New 4th and Washington St., Portland. Zealand Red Rabbits, 35c each K. S DeAItMOND, M. D Diseases of Phone A T . 5931, Res. STafford 0254 Fox Farm at Reedville, Phone 3725 IN S T R U C T IO N » women and Surgery. Tonsil Surgery PH O TO E N LA R G E M E N TS in office, Morgan Building BE 9745 ATTENTIO N Garage or Service Men TE N CENTS a line per issue Residence TR. 1907, Portland, Ore. Before buying ar selling used ga- . __________________________________ F R E E E N LA R G E M E N TS — With Count five words to the line. Then each roll developed and Finished. | rage equipment or machinery see i DR. A N N A M. F IN SETH, 506-7-8 ¿ouat your profits. Cash should Mall orders returned same day re us. We pay highest cash prices Dekum Bldg., Drugless Physician. accompany the order. When a ceived. We still make F R E E STAT Including Chlropractio, Physio for equipment or stock. Write or statement is required the charge is U E TT E when you have had $5 therapy, Colon Treatments, Deep call United Trading Co., 226 1-2 15c per line, minimum 50c worth o f Kodak work done. TED Therapy and Ultra Violet Lights 1st Street, ATwater 5385. PREBLE K O D A K SHOP 124 Phone ATwater 6912. These Classified Ads appear in 5 Broadway Portland Oregon O PTO M E TRISTS newspapers ; Beaverton Enterprise RUPTURE Tigard Sentinel. Multnomah Press. SCHOOLS ‘ Dr. Geo. B. Pratt PILES Aloha News, and Yamhill Journal. Dr II. J. MaulbeUch Successfully Treated Without Surgery MOLER B A R B E R COLLEGE Stu Reliable Optical Service, Reasonable Lasting Results dents earn big Money, some Pay O VER 17.000 R E AD E RS W E E K L Y Prices. Eyes thoroughly examined. No Pain— No Loss of Time i while Learning. Master Barbers Glasses properly fitted. 25 years ASTROLOGER employ Graduates. Nation Wide DR. CLARENCE W. H1NKLEY in Portland. 201 Alderway Bldg., | System. 71 3rd. Street, Portland. Chiropractic Physician MRS. R A Y SM YTHE, Park Bldg., Corner Broadway & Alder. 2108 N. E. Schuyler St. TR. 1500 Portland, can help you with your OREGON A N D M ODERN B A R B E R P A TE N T A T T O R N E Y One block from E. 21st and Broadway PE R S O N A L PRO BLEM S by scien Colleges, pay while learning. Col Portland, Oregon tific study of your horoscope. BE. PATENTS, Thomas Bllyeu, Regis leges standardized, wkly lectures. 0502 for appointment. Master barbers agree to employ tered Patent Attorney, United KILL THOSE PESTS our graduates. W rite or call 234 States and Foreign Patents. Free BEAUTY PARLORS St, booklet and disclosure sheets. In Moths, Flies, Bedbugs, Roaches, Fleas k First St., or 233 Madison Portland. terview without obligation. Cor Ants, Earwigs, Silverfish, Mites, Etc. F R E D E R IC P E R M A N E N T Wave and bett Building, Portland, Oregon. Our Products are Portland made all lines beauty work, at Crystal OREGON SCHOOL OF MASSAGE and Guaranteed Beauty Shop, Beaverton 6303. offers a 4 weeks course with D I PE RSO N AL SNOW'S INSECTICIDE CO. PLOMA. Graduates from a re DENTISTS E A R N MONEY A T HOME Classes 289 STARK ST. ATwater 0938 liable school always in demand No now forming for hosiery mending, State Examination. Call or write DR. A. L. GROOM, D E N TIS T Gen runs, and snags. Work for frielfds DR. E ALBERTA SACRY, Ch.r- Dr. Ella Herman, 612 Dekum Bldg, eral practice, “ My Prices are Reas One lady earned $10 In a week. opodist. Both feet treated $1.00, Portland, Oregon. onable” 516 Dekum Bldg., ATwater Complete couise $2. ’ Instant painless relief, Steam mas 5940, Third and Washington Sts, sage $|. Open evenings, 607 Ral SECURE YOUR FUTURE IN BUSI- Portland. eigh Bldg., BEacon 5676, Portland. n m , begin your course in account FO R SALE ing, bookkeeping, ihorthand, typing 343 Alder St., near Broadway, H E A L T H can be established through Portland, Oregon. or any commercial subjects this W A L L PA PE R , lc u roll. Quality right eating habits, and our nature summer. Expert guidance in mak paper, this season's patterns, Bor cure system, when all others fall. LIVESTO CK ing your selection. Send for cata ders must be purchased with all Satisfaction guaranteed. Dr, Cora V. log now side wall papers at this price. Getty, Naturopath & Chiropractor, IN T E R S T A T E HORSE & COW M K T Celling paper 8c a single roll. 14 602 Times Bldg., Cor. 4th & Wash. 346 Columbia Blvd. Portland. Phone BE 3665. patterns in this penny group. Pa WAlnut 1593 Portland. Ore. pers suitable for any room in the BESSIE V. H A YE S house. Best quality kalsomine 6c a pound; white or tints; in package or LAU R A E. P E P IN Naturopath Elec When tired, or suffering from Rheu PORTLAND. OREGON matism, take a mineral steam bath trotherapy, Diet, Medicated Steam, bulk. Merit Paint Store No. 9, 196 BEacon 3138 Massage, Glandular Treatments for for rest and health. Investigate Third Street, A T 0604, Portland. W A TC H K E F A IR IN Q Rheumatism, Neuritis, High Blood Langs Mineral wonder for that run Pressure. Reducing. 404 Jefferson, down condition, 706 Dekum Bldg. M UCKLE W R E C K IN G CO., East 9th E X P E R T W A TC H R E P A IR IN G A T near 10th, BE. 9339. [ BE 2614 and Lincoln ets., Portland. Used L O W E R PR IC E S doors 50 cents each; sash 75 cents I ---------- -——— —.— ----------------------- I — --- ------------------------------------------- - Watches cleaned and oiled, f$i; \ ELM A KALSCH Psychic Reader Colds and Influeftxa respond to each; paint $1.50 gallon. j Circles ev.ery Tuesday and Sunday Chiropmctio wonderfully. Don’t mainsprings, $1; fancy non-breakable watch crystals, 50c. ATI work reason FO R SALE or T R A D E 5 acres, 3 j nights at 8 p ,m. Private read- hesitate to see Dr. Redmond. miles from Newberg for Beaverton I lngs daily. able, guaranteed. Harry Depp, 261 665 Johnson St near Consultation Free. property Phone Beaverton 1504. 21st St. W. H. car. BR. 5345 705 Dekum Bldg. Portland 2-10-34 Alder St„ near Third, 10 (&eWhft-\Da\W c C j B GARDEN TALKS E X TE N SIO N HOME COUNCIL FORM ED FOR OREGON WOMEN A state home economics extension By Winifred G. Mikscke council for Oregon was organized at Our season has been a bit backward the third annual conference for the this season and some of u» are get study of home interests held at Ore ting lather unxlous to get out and gon State college early In April. The ‘‘dig”. My advice is to bide your time purpose of the council, which in representatives from every When soil Is In a condition such as it cludes Is now, as a result of our continued county maintaining extension work wet spell, it is folly to work ground ; in home economics, is to encourage and plant seeds that were intended adult education in this field. Heading the list of state officers is by Nature to be grown in soils that had reached the proper condition Mias Alice Hanley of Jackson county thru the proper temperature to germ as honorary president. Miss Hanley, inate seed placed in it, will be a sister of the noted "B ill” Hanley of source of regret. So I say until your Burns, has been active in county home soil works loosely, turns over and be economics extension activities since Other officers are Mrs. Ralph comes pliable with little or no 1918. smashing of clods, do not plant seeds Laird, Lane county, president; Mrs. and expect results that will please Vern Llvesay, Deschutes, and Mrs. Alice Lindsay. Josephine, vice-presi you. dent«; Mrs. G. W. Thlcssen. Clacka Many people every year make this mas, secretary; Mrs. O. H. Schwerdt- mistake and usually If good returns man, Multnomah, treasurer, and Mrs. are not the resuits of this untimely A. M. Winn, Columbia, recorder. and wasted effort on their part, the seedsman from whom the purchase was made Is excortiated and falsely E V E R Y O N E NH O l’ LD HAVE A GOOI> HUMMER GARDEN blamed for results that are not to his liking either; Of course I might say that there There Is no excuse for pqople not are a few seedsmen who are unscrup having a good summer garden when ulous and purposely talk people into we live In a great valley so produc making a planting of early vegetables tive. R elief to the extent of furnish or flowers, when they know well ing garden products should be a thing enough that these people are doomed o f the past. There Is plenty of soil in to failure and will be back to make a and about Beaverton waiting for second purchase, to replant seeds some one to prepare It and reap a sown In ground that was too wet and harvest. The members of the Beav cold rather than making the seed erton relief have expressed their germinate producing a crop to the sentiments In the matter of helping purchasers entire satisfaction, pro those who fail to help themselves. It duces nothing more than an aching is quite certain that very little relief back, sore muscles together with an will be carried on another season. aggravated case of “lost Faith” In There are too many who fall to shift every seedsman. for themselves. Of course there are So again, If you will accept my ad some who can not, because of physi vice, don’t be In a big hurry to plant cal condition, look after the matter of With your vegetables or flower seeds. gardening and wood cutting. Wait until the soil ha« dried suffi few exceptions however, those on re ciently to allow easy working and Is lief can have a good garden and can warmed to the stage of where tender furnish thetr own wood. During this annual weeds are making a rapid growing season each one should do growth, which Is always a good indi their best to prepare for the next cation that. Nature is active and it Is winter. A plan is being worked out where time for you to start gardening. by the unemployed may exchange Another good Indication to follow their labor for the necessities. It Is in preparation of your seed bed, is hoped that soon we will have an or- never to work or plant In soils that gHnlznti'V In operation that will in a will stick to your hoe or spade In the very large way take care of the local preparation of the seed bed. relief situation. In the next week’s issue of the Beaverton Enterprise I will go more deeply into the subject of the prepa ration of seed bed, proper feeding and Nickum & Kelly Sand and suggestions In varieties of vegetables Gravel Co. and flowers best suited to our climate (Continued next week) East Water and Alder Sts. HAND - G R A V E L - I RUHIIED ROCK Unemployed In this distriot are wel Delivered by Truck ,Uar or Barge come to place classified ads without Competitive Price» Phone EA 035« charge In this peper for the purpose o f obtaining employment. SPRING MENUS F E A TU R E AN D LAMB FRUIT HIS Is an excellent time of year to think about adding something to pep up our appetites and In troducing something that savors of spring to our diets. One good way to start Is to eliminate hot, especially cream, soup every other night and sub stitute a fruit cocktail or appetizer of some kind. Then, since spring lamb will soon be at Its best, you will be serving It quite frequently and would probab'y like to know of some Interesting ways to use It up the second or third day. Therefore, you will 'nd below some rec ipes for appetizers and left-over lamb which should add double cheer to your meal planning now— from the economy standpoint and (or the touch of spring that does us all good after a long dose of winter. Melon Cup Cantaloupe, honey dew or casaba melon, cut In cubes, mixed with halved maraschino cherries, lemon Jules squeezed over them, sugar added to taste. Chill thoroughly In gas refrigera tor and serve In fruit cocktail glasses. T Southern Cup Chilled grapefruit sections, combined with long, thin sections of canned pears, sprinkled with chopped green menthe cherries. Chill, and Just before serving pour over the top a little of the menthe. Minted Grapefruit Cocktail Cut a grapefruit In half and loosen the pulp from the rind and partitions, using a sharp knife. Do not cut out the center, but remove all the seeds. Cut out every fourth section of grapefruit and replace It with a wedge-ahaped slice of mint Jelly. Sprinkle with eugar and chill thor oughly In gae refrigerator. Tomato Supreme Six very email tomatoes, H cake cream cheeae, 2 tablespoons cream, 1 tablespoon Chill sauce, 1 tablespoon catsup, % tea spoon paprika, salt, pepper. Scald tomatoes, remove skin and centers, sprinkle Inside of tomato with salt, and chill la cabinet of gae refrig erator. Mix cheese, cream, Chill sauce, catsup, paprika, salt and pepper to gether Into a thick, smooth cream. Fill the tomatoes with this mixture and re turn to refrigerator until ready to serve. Top with mayonnaise dressing. Serve on a small leaf of lettuce or on shredded lettuce as the first course of luncheon or dinner. lamb Roll Minced lamb, biscuit dough, gravy or white sauce. Make a batch of biscuit dough and roll it out to thickness of about one- halt Inch. Mix the lamb with enough gravy or medium thick white sauce to moisten it well, and taste to see If It needs any seasoning. A dash of Wor cestershire sauce, a minced onion or a little more salt will give the meat mix ture an extra dash of flavor. Spread the meat mixture on the dough and roll up like a jelly roll. Place In greased pan and bake In gas oven at moderate heat until dough is a golden brown. Serve, cut In slices, and cover with more gravy or with a medium white sauce to which a few chopped cooked mushrooms have been added. You do not need potatoes with this dish. Also, any other meat may be substituted for lamb. Lamb Pllaf Cooked rice, fresh tomatoes, small minced onion, chopped lamb, gravy or thin white sauce, buttered crumbs. Mix the rice with the onion, chopped meat and gravy or white sauce and taste. Add seasoning if needed. The mixture should be quite moist. Put a layer In a baking dish and add a layer of thinly sliced tomatoes, another layer of rice, the rest of the sliced tomatoes and a top layer of rice mixture. Cover with buttered crum'is and bake In gas range oven, moderately hot, until the crumbs are browned. Buttered beets are a good vegetable to serve with this dish. Lamb Casserole Cut lamb In small pieces. Put lamb and macaroni In layers In a greased casserole. Pour thin gravy or thin white sauce over the top layer and cover with bread crumbs. Bake In a hot oven 20 mlnutea or until crumbs are brown. Curried Lamb Cut lamb in one-inch cubes. Reheat In the lamb gravy to which a little curry powder has beeu added.
