The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, July 07, 1933, Page PAGE 9, Image 9

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    BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
F R ID A Y , JULY 7. 1933
Council may seem necessary and expedient for the printing and distribution
of pamphlets, circulars and literature, or other matter of publicity, as such
Council may determine, for the purpose of advertising and publicity for such
City.
•192. Tax Levy To Cover Cost:
The City of Beaverton is hereby empowered and authorized to
levy a special tax for the purpose of raising a sum of money, not in excess of
the amount set forth in section 191 for the purpose of advertising and pub­
licity as hereinabove set forth.
•193. Petition For Tax—Election:
Before any such special tax will be levied, or any such appropri­
CENTS
ation shall be made, as provided in section 192 of this Charter, a petition
favoring said appropriation and special tax shall be filed with the City Recor­
A LINE
der. Said petition shall contain signatures of legal voters of the City of
Beaverton equal to twenty percent of the number of the legal voters at the'
PER TIME
laat municipal election in said City. Said petition shall be filed not later than
fifteen days prior to the election at which the proposition of levying such a
tax is to be voted upon and shall be submitted by the Council at a regular
INSTRUCTIONS
election, if the same is to be held within sixty days from the date when said
petition Is filed. However, if said election is to be held at a time further ad­
vanced than sixty days aforesaid, the Council may in its discretion call a TEN CENTS a line per Issue
special election for the purpose of bringing the proposed special tax levy mea­ Count five words to the Hue. Then
sure to a vote. The Recorder shall cause such proposition to be printed on the count your profits. Cash should
bill for said election and the same shall have "Yes" and “No" thereon, and shall accompany the
order.
When a
be submitted to the voters of said city. If the majority of votes cast upon statement is required the charge is
such proposition are in the Affirmative the measure shall be considered
carried and the Council shall levy such tax accordingly and appropriate the 15c per Une, minimum 50c
sum necessary for said purpose. But if the same shall not receive a majority
These Classified Ads appear in 4
of the total number of votes cast upon such proposition, it shall be considered
newspapers : Beaverton Enterprise
defeated.
•194. Tax Anticipation Warrants:
Tigard Sentinel, Multnomah Press.
The Council shall have power to issue tax anticipation warrants Aloha News.
for the payment of interest and or principal on the bonds of the City. Said
warrants shall bear interest not to exceed six per cent per annum. Said
Classified ads produce results, use
amount of warrants shall never exceed the amount of taxes uncollected.
them.
Section 2.
This ordinance for proposed Charter amendments and adoption
ASTROLOGER
of Charter submitted to the voters by the Council shall be filed with the
Recorder upon its approval by the Mayor, for the submission of said Charter
amendments and Charter to the legal voters of the Town of Beaverton for
Mrs. Ray Smythe
their approval or rejection at a special election to be held, which special will be located in her residence stu­
election is hereby called for the 21st day of July, 1933. The Recorder shall dio after June 1. . , . Have your hor­
give notice of such special election by publication thereof in the Official News­ oscope cast now so that you may in­
paper of the Town of Beaverton, such notice to contain this ordinance and
the Charter amendment and Charter, said publication to be at least ten (10) telligently cope with your present
days preceding the date of the special election herein called. The election problems and plan for the future.
shall be held at the Town Hall and the polls shall open at 8:00 A.M. in the SEllwood 1529.
morning and close at 8:00 P.M. in the evening. LaVerne Reimer, and Stella
Boswell are hereby appointed to act as clerks, and C. J. Beach, Mrs. Walter
BEAUTY P AR LO R S
Caveness and Mae Fisher as judges, C. J. Beach to be chairman.
Section 3.
Verona Endrizzi
The Ballot Title for said proposed Charter amendment and Charter
Formerly Belva'« Beauty Shop
adoption shall be:
Violet Henderson
Amending the Charter of 1893 of the Town fo Beaverton, changing
Formerly Domke Beauty Shop
the name of the "Town of Beaverton” to ‘‘The City of Beaverton” and pro­
Open for Business Now
viding and adopting a Charter therefor.
100
Yes.
ACE
BEAU TY SHOP
101
No.
202
MERCHANTS
TRUST BLDG.
Section 4.
618 Wash. beL 6th and Broadway
The Recorder of the Town of Beaverton is hereby instructed to!
New,
complete equipment for
publish the hereinbefore proposed amendments and Charter in the manner
provided by this ordinance and the Beaverton Enterprise is hereby designated | beauty work in all its branches
A £-
IVrmanenta
A n
as the newspaper in which such publication shall be made.
« P J By individual op. y Z » O U
WHEREAS, it is immediately necessary for the welfare, health
and happiness of the inhabitants of the Town of Beaverton that said amend­
ATWATER 4429
ments and Charter be submitted, in that the old Charter Is insufficient to j
PERMANENT
enact ordinances in relation to the late laws of the State of Oregon, NOW.
THEREFORE an emergency is hereby declared to exist and this ordinance
WAVE
shall go into full force and effect immediately upon its adoption and approval.
Reg $5.95 Q O
Guaranteed J b C
Passed by the Council this 5th day of June 1933
$7.50 Wave $1.42
Yeas, BARNES, BISHOP, BOSWELL, FORDNEY, LIVERMORE
KOSHLAND.
Includes shampoo,
Nays, NONE.
finger wave and
hair cut.
Submitted to the Mayor this 6th day of June, 1933.
The coolest place
in town,
Approved by the Mayor this 6th day of June, 1933.
air washed
ventilation
EARL E. FISHER
Morgan Bldg., Beauty Salon
Mayor
(Downstairs)—AT. 1504
Attest, LEWIS SMITH
Recorder.
BUILDERS
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SPECIAL TOWN ELECTION
There will be a special town elec­
tion held at the town hall, Beaveiton,
Oregon, July 21, 1933, 8 a. m. to 8 p.
m., for the purpose of voting on the
adoption of a new city charter. Mr.
C. J. Beacn has been appointed chair­
man of the election board; Mrs. Wal­
ter Cavanass and Miss Mae Fisher
judges; Mrs. Stella Boswell and Mrs.
Laverne Reimer, clerks of said elec­
tion.
By order of the Town Council.
LEWIS SMITH, Recorder
Town of Beaverton, Oregon
Dated this 16th day of June, 1933.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
No. 9954
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF TIIE
STATE OF OREGON
FOR WASHINGTON COUNTY
John Urfer and Anna Urfer, hus­
band and wife. Plaintiffs, vs
Hugh Naldrett, a single man; F. D.
Peck and Minnie C. Peck, husband
and wife; V. A. Wood and Mattie
Wood, husband and wife; George G.
Hancock, and all other persons or
parties unknown claiming any right,
title, estate, lein or interest in the real
property described in the complaint
herein, Defendants.
By virtue of an execution, Judg­
ment order, decree, and order of sale
issued out of the above entitled Court
in the above entitled cause to me di­
rected, and dated the 3rd day of June
1933, upon a Judgment rendered and
entered in said Court on the 3rd day
of June, 1933, in favor of John Urfer
and Anna Urfer, husband and wife,
plaintiffs, and against F. D. Peck,
Minnie C. Peck and Hugh Naldrett,
defendants, for the sum of Two Thou­
sand Eighty and 66-100 Dollars <$2,-
080.66), with Interest at the rate of
seven per cent (7%) per annum from
June 3, 1933, and the further sum of
One Hundred and Sixty Dollars
($160.00) attorney fees, with interest
at the rate of six per cent ■••%) per
annum from the 3rd day of June, 1933,
and for the further sum of Forty and
10-100 Dollars ($40.10) costs and dis­
bursements and the costs and dis-
buisements upon this writ, command­
ing me to make sale of the following
described real property, to-wit:
That oertain teal property situated
in Washington County, State of Ore­
gon, bounded and described as fol­
low: Beginning at an iron pipe 1708 -
64 feet South and 195.60 feet North 89
degrees 59 minutes East from the
Southwest corner of the William
Lockerman D. L. C. in Township 1
South Range 1 West of Willamette
Meridian, Washington County, Ore­
gon; run thence North 89 degrees 59
minutes East 149.40 feet to an iron
pipe; thence North, no degrees 20 min­
utes West 340.59 feet to an Iron pipe,
Construction
Fiiuinciiiit
thence South 60 degrees 25 minutes
W. F. Hart & O. C. Hart
West 160.80 feet to an iron pipe;
BR 4826
BR 3756
thence South 276.40 feet to point of
"Builders
of
Personality
Homes”
beginning containing 1.05 Acres more
ATwater 4489
or less, all in Washington County,
308 Woodlark Bldg.,
Portland. Ore.
Oregon.
NOW THEREFORE, by virtue of
DENTISTS
said execution, Judgment order, decree
and order of sale, and in compliance DR. A. L. GROOM DENTIST—Ex­
amination and care of the teeth is
with the commands of said writ, I
economy and promotes good health
will, on Monday, the 17th day of July,
and appearance, 516 Dekum Bldg.
1933, at 10:00 o’clock A. M., at the
Third and Wash., St., AT. 5940.
East Door of the Court House in Hills­
boro, Washington County, Oregon,
FOR SALE
sell at public auction (subject to re­
demption) to the highest bidder for
I VEILIE SEDAN $40 — Multnomah
cash in hand all the right, title and
I
Furniture Exchange, on viaduct.
interest which the within named de­
fendants and each and all of them in BURBANK SEED POTATOES FOR
the above entitled suit had on the 19th
SALE!—Call or see William Holtz, Ti-
day of May, 1926, the date of the
gard, Oregon, Phone Tigard 0261.
mortgage herein foreclosed, or since
that date had in and to the above des­ MUCKLE WRECKING CO., East 9th
cribe i real property or any part
and Lincoln sis., Portland. Used
thereof, to satisfy said execution,
doors 50 cents each; sash 75 cents
judgment order and decree, attorney
each; paint $1.50 gallon.
fees,
interest, costs and accruing
costs.
Discovered, the great wrong to h
Dated at Hillsboro, Oregon, this
trade and its cause; The wrong is
| 3rd day of June, 1933.
Date of first publication June 16, the tradition that tlie plutnher ulwa.v-
targets iiis tools and has to go to the
1933.
shop for them. And the reason foi
Date of last publication July 14,
1 (he popular misconception, supplied b.v
1933.
none other than (he technical infor
JOHN W. CONNELL,
nation department of the Plumbing
Sheriff of Washington County, Ore.
and Heat Industries bureau, says tin
SAMUEL B. LAWRENCE,
Kansas City Star, is this: "There are
Attorney for Plaintiff
more than 5,000 kinds and sizes ot
pipe, valves and linings in common
use, and the home owner who can ac
curately describe to Hie plumber wliui
MICKIE SAYS—
is wrong and what he will need in the
w'ay of tools from his vast assort
rnent
Is rare."
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Call and Delivery, 2nd and Lombard
Bungalow, W acre, fruit, berries,
Chiropractlo wonderfully. Don l
Beaverton 8135.
Reedville, BR. 3837.
hesitate to see Dr. Redmond.
Consultation Free.
PUMPS—WATER SYSTEMS and IR­ LEG TROUBLES, so-called incurable,
705
Dekum Bldg. Portland
2-10-8«
varicose veins, ulcers, puins, numb­
RIGATION EQUIPMENT.
Dairy
Water Heaters and Sterilizers also
other electrical equipment for the
farm. RURAL ELECTRIC PROD­
UCTS CO., 211 Oak St., Portland,
Ore., Phone AT. 2466.
ness, cramps, and phlebitis success­
fully treated without operation or
PHOTO ENLARGEMENTS
Injection. New Vainotene method
gives immediate relief. You walk REWARD— »2 ¿>0 hand tinted statu
ette given free when you have ac­
and work in comfort while being
cumulation of five dollars Kodak
treated. Exam free.
Dr. Laur-
developing. Bring or mail your films
ance and Andrews, AT. 1453 or 612
Mail orders returned same day rec cl.
Bioadway Bldg., Portland.
FOR SALE—3-rrn House off 7th St.,
water, electricity, fine large garden
T E D P R E B L E K O D A K SH O P, i n
plot. $500. 3504 25 Ave.. NE Port­
Broadway, bet. Wash., and Aider
land, Phone TRinity 8621.
DRUGLESS HEALTH INSTITUTE
Hard to find, but worth it.
Steam Baths, Massage, Violet Ray
There are opportunities in using our
Treatments for Colds, Rheumatism
columns to broadcast your merchan­
SCHOOLS
and Constipation. Consultation Free
dise values to the public.
Dr Elna A. Sorenson, N. D., 418 MOLEK BARBER COLLEGE Stu­
MILLINERY
Swetland Bldg., AT 0403.
dents earn big Money, some Pay
while Learning. Master Barber*
SALE OF
employ Graduates. Nation Wide
RUP1URE
IMPORTED HATS
System. 71 3rd. Street. Portland.
PILES
$6.5» to $30.0»
Successfully Treated W ithout Surgery
OREGON and MODERN BARBER
NOW Vt OR LESS
Lasting Results
—COLLEGE pays you while learning
No Pain— No Loss of Tim e
Good JOBS are coming. Write oi
KING & CO.
DR. CLARENCE W . IUNKLEY
call 234, First St., or 233 Madison
FINE MILLINERY
C hiropractic Physician
..
147 Park, beL Aider and Morrison
St.. Portland.
COSlfS N O T H IN G
2108 N. E. Schuyler St.
T R . 1500
TO INQUIRE.
OPTOMETRISTS
O ne block front E. 21st and Broadway
&
Portland, O regon
OREGON SCHOOL OF MASSAGE
Dr. Geo. B. Pratt
offers a 4 weeks course with DI­
Dr 1L J. Maul be tech
PLOMA.
Graduates from a re­
FLIES,
BUGS,
ROACHES,
ANTS,
Reliable Optical Service, Reasonable
liable school always in demand No
Earwigs,
Sllverflsh
exterminated
Prices. Eyes thoroughly examined.
State Examination.
Call or write
successfully
with Snow's Insect
Glasses properly fitted. 25 years
Dr. Ella Herman, 612 Dekum Bldg,
Spray, DEATH TO INSECTS, Ban­
in Portland. 201 Alderway Bldg.,
Portland, Oregon.
ish Moths forever, Moth Crystals,
Corner Broadway & Alder.
Spray and Cakes.
SNOW’S INSECTICIDE CO.
PATENT ATTORNEY
SECURE YOUR FUTURE IN Busi­
289 Stark St., Portland, Oregon, C.
ness, begin you r cou rse in accou n t­
M. Snow, State Distributor AT,
PATENTS, Thomas Bilyeu, Regis­
ing, bookkeepin g, shorthand, typing
0938,
Kildew Permanent
Moth­
tered
Patent
Attorney,
United
or any com m ercial subjects this
proofing.
States and Fore'gn Patents. Free
summer. Expert guidance in m ak­
booklet and d'sclosure sheets, in­
ing you r selection. Send for cata­
terview without obligation. Cor­ DR. E
A LB E R T A SA C R Y , C h ir-
log now
bett Building, Portland, Oregon.
PERSONAL
opodist.
Both feet treated $1.00,
blatant painless relief, Steam mas-
tage $1
O pen evenings, 607 Ral-
eigh Bldg., BEacon 5676, Portland.
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Miraculous increase m
IV I H 111 vigor for 97 per cent of
HEALTH can be established through
^ users of our little gold
right eating habits, and our suture
device. No drugs or medicine. Sold on
cure system, when all others fail.
seven-day free trial. 100 per cent
Satisfaction guaranteed. Dr, Cora V.
money refunded if not satisfied.
Getty, Naturopath & Chiropractor,
VOY STIMULATOR CO.
602 Times Bldg., Cor. 4th & Wash.
517 E. BURNSIDE ST., COR. GRAND
Portland. Phone BE 3665.
Correspondence Confidential
Write or Call for FREE Booklet
BESSIE V. ILAYBS
When tired or suffering from Rheu­
WORK BY HOUR OR DAY, or week,
matism, take a mineral steam bath
A widow very much in need, can do
bath for rest and health. 705 De­
any thing in housework. Box 937,
kum Bldg., BE. 2614.
Rt 6, Portland.
SCIENTIFIC HEALTH BUILDER
Nervous and Chronic Diseases
RURAL DISTRICTS
DR. D. E. CHRISTIANSEN
MRS. A. L. STEVENS, for many years
Chiropi actor Physician
Portland's renown Author and Coun­
210 Times Bldg., 4th and Wash. St.
selor, will give her New Age Cosmic
Portland Phone ATwater 5931
Analysis for a limited time com­
Residence Phone STafford 0254
plete,
including her Illuminated
Prayer
containing
‘‘The Magic
Word” regular $2 now $1.
Give HOLLYWOOD FROCKS—$1.00
full name, sex, married or single,
Just received a new shipment of
day, month and year born. Call or
famous Hollywood frocks. New
write 814 Studio Bldg., Taylor St.,
styles, puffed sleeves, organdie trims
near 10th, Tele. AT. 6178.
All colors, sizes 14 to 4614. Mail
orders filled. State size and color
desired.
TRUE DIET LABORATORY
Specializing in Corrective
and Balanced Diet
JfotdC *
Ó hoji
Sanitarium in Connection
343
Alder
St.,
near
818 Dekum Bldg., Third & Washington
Portland, Oregon.
Telephone ATwater 8875
^uVuvhtvtl)olker
POUTIANO. OKltUON
BEacon .1138
SHADES
WINDOW SHADES
ACME FIBER WINDOW SHADES—
36 inches by 6 feet on your own
roller, special, 4 for 98c, complete
with new rollers, 3 for 98c (tan).
10% discount with this ad until
July 31st. 211 Stock Exchange bldg
BE. 4893.
WANTED
FRUIT JARS WANTED—At Multno­
mah, Welfare Bureau. BR. 5126, will
call.
WATCH REPAIRING
W ATCH
Plus cost of material,
cleans and <>\ei hauls anv
O Q r watch, ARNOLD E. SANDEN
& Co.. Jeweler <St Importer
634 Wash, near
REPAIRING
Broadway, Portland
WATCH REPAIRING
WATCHES
Cleaned and Oiled or
New Mainspring
Fancy shaped unbreakable crystals 50e
HARRY DEPP
261 Alder St., near Third, Portland
$1
LAURA E. PEPIN, Naturopath, Elec­
Psychio Reader IF YOU HAVE SOMETHING TO
trotherapy, Medicated Steams and ELMA KALSCH
Circles every Tuesday and Sunday
sell it, let the classified advertising
Massage. Reducing. Specializing in
nights at 8 p .m. Private read­
department of this paper prove its
glandular treatments. Consultation
ings daily- 665 Johnson St near
ability as a speedy and efficient
free. 404 Jefferson near 10th, Port­
21st St. W. H. car. BR. 5345
sales medium.
land. Phone BEacon 9339.
Alfalfa and Oat* Practicable
PRINEVILLE — The practicability
of establishing a stand of alfalfa
with oats as a nurse crop was well de-
monstrted last year and this spring on
land seen on a recent alfalfa tour
through the county. One 8-acre field
of Ladak alfalfa was viewed which
was seeded last spring with Victory
oats. The oats yielded 86 bushels to
the acre, leaving a perfect stand of
alfalfa. This came through the win­
ter in fine shape, showing no Injury
from the severe weather.
Codling Moth Tru|m Established
Klamath Grows Morn Potatoes
KLAMATH
FALLS—Some increase
MOSIER- W. L Howland and El­
mer Root, Mosier orchardists, have in Klamath potato acreage is expected
established codling moth traps again this season as the result of consider­
this year to determine flight of the able land being planted where alfalfa
moths so as to indicate the best time ! was frozen out last year. There has
for applying sprays. This is the sec­ been a greater demand for seed pota­
ond year these two men have carried toes late In the year than usual. Sev­
on such work with the county agent. eral potato seed treatment trials have
Some orchards in the district are try­ been started recently on the U. E.
ing banding trees with medicated Reeder and Otto Wabbles farms by
Comparative re­
paper in an effort to assist in worm the county agent.
control while cutting down the ex­ sults will be noted from the corrosive
cessive spray applications which sublimate, hot formaldehyde and acid-
mercury dip methods in disease
bring residue problems.
| control.
DAN BURNS
Japan, the land of courtesy, goes the
train bulletin hoard one better by
equipping those in the larger stations
witii chalk and erasers so thut travel­ In Portland at 10th and Stark Sts., is a Prominent Concern of this Part of the Northwest
ers call leave messages far our anotii
Whose Superior Auto Supplies are Known Throughout this Territory and whose Pro­
er. At tlo* Tokyo slalom, tnis mes
gressive
Activities are Indispensable in the Upbuilding of the Community. The Com­
sage board is 5 by 3 feeL Any per
pany
has
always Served the People Faithfully. Telephone BR. 3606..
son may write down a luessag,- with­
out charge. The recipient, a Her rend­
By auto supplies we mean espec­ are few concerns in the large cities which are offered at the lowest pri­
ing the same, is asked to «flare it.
ces quoted by aiiyone anywhere for
ially
repair parts such as bearings that have a more complete stock.
He can leave a message in turn. Mow
any of these quality supplies. They
This
establishment
is
thoroughly
for
any
make
or
model
of
automo­
ever, all messages are erased by a pur
have a stock that represents an in­
ter alter being (Misted six hours.
bile, gaskets , pistons, rings, fan belts abreast with the times and have se­ vestment of many thousands of dol­
and other similar necessities. Their cured for the trade a large stock of lars and have left nothing undone in
stock is one of the largest in the state everything needed In the line of parts. their endeavor to serve you faithfully.
Birds Slow to Matur*
This establishment is one of the And let us remark here that this firm 1 We are more than glad to compli­
Throughout the world are various
species of birds that can lly and have firms that is not satisfied with a is just about headquarters in these ment Dan Burns on the very high po­
the full use of their legs almost us stock of a few parts. When they get parts for motor parts and whatever sition occupied in the Industrial world
you may need in these lines they have of this section of the country and
soon as they are hatched. Among
out
to
sell
the
people
of
this
section
They are always willing and anxious to assure the dealers that they will
them is the boh-white quail which re­
always get courteous treatment and
minds one of a bumble hoe witii its of the state they determined to keep to give information.
high grade automobile parts.
This
We
do
not
think
we
exaggerate
activity as soon as it is out of the everything that there is in the line.
shell. There is one species, however, Anyone who has purchased from when we state this concern has very well known firm has continued
saved the patrons of their establish-, its successful career because the man­
which is thn opposite. The Condor
keeps its young in the nest for 12 them or even been in their place, will ment thousands of dollars In exponse agement and assistants are among the
months after hatching, as they cannot have to acknowledge that they have for th*y ar# tha sales agents for most experienced eupply parts men in
suceeded. We venture that there standard lines of th* highest grade ^ this part of the statg.
fly until a year has passed.