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FEDEBflTEO WOMENS
CLUB CONVENTION TO
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W A S H IN G T O N
Convention at Beaverton
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
FRIDAY. A l ’ KIl. (». \"M
Hannchen Barley Very
Winslow
Visits County I. O. O. F.
COUNTY
DEPOSITORS
Desirable by Maltsters
of the
for Brewing Purposes
Bank of Beaverton
LAND BANK LOAN
, O B NDS GUARANTEED
BY GOVERNMENT
WM. F. CYRUS
Washington County I. O. O. F con-
County Agent
i vention was held at Beaverton Thurs­
d a y night. March 29, with L. J. Foster
You are hereby requested to attend a
During the past fall and winter1
president, holding the chair.
Grand
there has been a rather good demand
J. M. Person, secretary-treasurer of
The attention of clubwomen thru- Master- W. P. Winslow of Tillamook
Mass Meeting of all depositors having
for Hannchen bailey from this sec­ the
Washington County Nationul
out the state is turning this month ! and Grand Representative Homer D.
tion for malting purposes. This de­ ; Farm Loan Association, Hillsboro,
i
Angel
were
present.
RESTRICTED
DEPOSITS
to Roseburg, where the biennial con­
velopment in the use of Hannchen Oregon, received word today from
vention of the Oregon Federation of
Oddfellows from
practically all
bailey for brewing has probably been Wm. I. Myers, Governor of the Farm
in the Bunk of Beaverton
Women’s clubs will be held from May lodges in the county were present to
more or less of a surprise to everyone Credit Administration, Washington,
7 to 10. The Roseburg Woman's club - hear the grand master tell some of
In the old days before prohibition,
T H U R S D A Y E V E N IN G , APRIL 12th, 8 o’clock Sharp Hannchen was not considered good ; D. C., that Federal land bank, loans
of which Mrs. C. S. Heinline is presi­ 'the things that will happen at Grand
' and land bank commissioner's loans
dent, are hostess groups and are ar­ Lodge to be held in Tillamook in May
malting barley.
This wus perhaps will be made in the futuie through the
ranging a busy schedule of business He also told of what some of the lod­
at Beaverton High School
due to the fact that most of the Hunn Federal Iaind bank in bonds of the
meetings and social affairs for the g e s have been doing in the past year.
chen was eastern grown.
Mulsters Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation,
DEPOSITORS
COMMITTEE:
four-day session. “’For without vision I Sheridan lodge has taken in 40 mem­
want a clean, bright burley for brew­ which bonds use guaranteed by the
the people perish' has beeen chosen bers since last year- Winslow stated.
ing. The fact that blight bailey was I United States Government both as
as the convention theme and about it
Hillsboro and Tigard lodges put on
scarce in the middle west and eust ! to principal und interest, for the
an inspirational program is beingb uilt !a part of the working of the lodge and Bank Depositors to
Candidates from Eastern
the past season has probably had bonds to be issued at this time. These
under the supervision of Mrs. J. O. j exemplified some of the activities.
much to do with the demand for bar­ , bonds will take the place o f the cash
End of County File for
Receive Information
Holt of the Monday Book club of Eu­ Hillsboro had 15 members present and
ley grown here. In spite of the reas­ distribution in the disbursement of
gene. general program chairman.
| Tigar d 11 to rank high.
the Primary Battle ons the fact remains that múltatela tho unclosed loans previously up-
From Their Committee
The convention is proving of more
Election of officers in the conven­
have been well sutlsfted with the , proved by the Federal laml banks.
than ordinary interest this year be­ tion was held and appointive officers
malting qualities of burley obtained
The bonds of the Federal Farm
The Republican Primary election from this section.
A mass meeting of all depositors
cause as one of its important features ; filled. Art McConhy, Hillsboro, presi­
j Mortgage Corporation, according to
an entire new board will be chosen. dent and L. M. Erickson, Tigard, vice having restricted accounts in the in Washington County will be one of
From a malting standpoint, the
The present officers headed by Mis. president. Appointive officers selected Bank of Beaverton has been called by the most interesting of campaigns Pacific Northwest at this time Is pro­ tho statement by Governor Myers, will
Charles N. Bilyeu, of Dullas, president were A. Huid, Beaverton, warden. W. the depositors committee, with H. L. for years according to present indica­ ducing two varieties of barleys that have behind them not only tho uncon
were given the usual courtesy re- 1 Boberg, Tualatin, conductor; E. L. Robinson as chairman, for Thursday. tions due to the fact that the Eastern aparently are rather outstanding from i ditlonal guarantee of the Federal Gov
eminent as to both principal and in­
election at the Portland biennial in McCormick, Hillsboro, chaplain; H. April 12 at 8 oclock at the Beaveiton part of Washington County has sev­ tiie malting viewpoint.
These are terest, and the capital of tho Federal
eral
candidates
for
office
in
the
field.
high
school
building.
Every
depositor
1932 and much speculation has been Lewis, Beaverton. RSP; Ray Sinclair.
Hannchen and what was formerly Farm Mortgage Corporation amount
The race for State Senator will be
awakened throughout the state as to LSP; R .Brown, RSVP; B. Darby, is urged to make an effort to attend
known as W Is cos in which is now ing to about $200,000,000 but also Un­
between
Samuel
B.
Lawrence
attorney
this
meeting.
their successors. Mrs. W. S. Nicol- j LSVP. E. M. Bowman LSS; L. J. Fos­
some
times called Van.
Both of consolidated bond» of the Federal
Edward
son of Marshfield, is as yet the only ter, LSS; Ear-1 Zuver, Tualatin., con­
Extensive publicity is being given residing at Raleigh and
these varieties seem to be gaining land banks issued in exchange for the
Schulmerich,
wealthy
banker
at
Hills­
announced candidate for the state tinued as .secretary.
the meeting through the columns of
considerable favor but there is also a bonds of the Federal Farm Mortgage
presidency although there are rumors
the daily, county seat and local news­ boro. J. Henry Jacobson from Hills­ rather wide difference in
opinion Corporation and the mortgages ue-
boro
has
also
filed
for
republican
of several exciting contests for some
papers, in order that no depositor Is
umong
maltsters
about
which
is the | cepted by the land hank commission­
of the lower officers.
Nominations Rep. J. O. Johnson
left uninformed as to the time and nomination. The only Democrat in­ better. One Washington county deal­
er as security for loans.
will be made on Wednesday morning,
place.
It is necessary that as many terested In the Senator luce was Geo. er has had considerable success in
Out
for
Re-election
Aitken
of
Garden
Home.
Governor Myers assured Secretary
May 9, and election is slated for
of the 1500 depositors of the bank as
selling the locally grown Wisconsin
J.
M. Person that tho Federal Farm
Representative
J.
O.
Johnson.
Ti­
Thursday, May 10. In addition to
possible be present.
barley for malting purposes. Other
Mortgage Corporation bonds will be
gard
attorney,
will
have
some
compe­
the president, two vice-presidents, a
dealers report that the only demund
The purpose of getting the deposi­
an attractive investment. ‘‘They vt ill
recor ding secretary and a treasurer are
tors together at this time, is to give tition for reelection. Al Jannsen, of they have had was for the Hannchen.
be as readily marketable as bonds of
Beaverton
and
Aloha,
will
again
try
tq be elected this year. The corres­
So far as the yield of the two varie­
them an oppoitunity to express their
the United States Government and
ponding secietary and the parliamen­
wishes, as to the signing of a waiver for one of the seuts in the House of ties is consideied theie is not much to
j they will be quoted in all of he prin­
tarian will be appointed by the incom­
agreement for 70 per cent, on com­ Representatives. Jannsen was defeat­ choose fiom. Growers in this county
cipal markets," he continued. "Hold­
ed
by
Representative
Johnson
two
ing president.
who have grown both have found
mercial deposits, which include check­
ers who have to disixise of these
years
ago.
Johnson
and
Jannsen
According to the tentative conven­
that undtM- the same conditions there
ing accounts, and time certificates,
bond* should not
«ell them without
should
make
a
good
combination
as
tion program, registration will take
probably will not be much difference
and a waiver of 40 or 50 per cent on
first
ascertaining
their
real market
Representatives
from
Washington
place on Monday, May 7, at the Rose­
savings accounts, or whether1 they pre­
in yield.
Last season some of them i value."
•County.
H.
R.
Findley
from
Cedar
burg Woman’s clubhouse with the
harvested a heuvier yield of Wiscon­
fer immediate liquidation.
The gen­
The Governor particularly stressed
formal opening of the session sched­
eral understanding is that 90 per cent Mills and J. W. Hughes of Forest sin barley than they did of the Hann­
uled for that night at the Presby­
of the depositors must sign the agree­ Qrove also campaign for the republi­ chen. A few growers in other yearn the fact that country bankers proo-
Only two Demo­ have leported the reverse, so taken ably will be large investors In these
terian church.
The Roseburg Wo­
ment, in order to bring about any can nomination.
crats
filed.
They
are
E. L. Ross of year in and year out there probably securities since the creditors of form­
men's club will entertain at dinner
proposed rehabilitation of the bank.
Hillsboro and
J. W. Raynard of is not much difference.
less who are being refinanced may not
Monday night at the Bell apartments
It is also understood, that all deposi­
Scholls
| all be in the position where they can
for members of the state board. Un
tors, who do not sign the waiver,
Apparently it would be difficult to hold the bonds so acquired and will
The
Circuit
Judgeship
«race
for
Tuesday night a dinner honoring the
must be paid in full.
suppose that eastern brewers ure go­ I find it necessary to sell them. Secre­
Washington and Tillamook Counties
state officers will be held at which
There is another question to be
ing to come out here to buy barley tary J. M. Person states that these
will be another interesting race be­
I>r. Victor P. Morris, professor of
when good quality stuff is available
cleared up, are the depositors willing
l>onds, which will be tenderd to farm­
economics at the University of Ore­
to voluntarily contribute $28,125 ot ing made more complicated by the in the east.. Growing a bright barley
er«’ creditors in payment of the re­
last minute filing by prominent Tilla­
gon will speak. Sharing honors with
capital stock in the reorganized bank
in the east is perhups more uncertain financed indebtedness nnd "exempt
mook County Attorney H T. Botts.
the state board members at this af­
out of the dividends they receive of
thun It is here but the opinion seems from all Federal, State, municipal and
Loyal Graham, of Forest Grove, Frank
fair will be Mis. Saidie Orr Dunbar
30 per cent on commercial and 50 or
to prevail that in years when a good local taxation, except surtaxes and
R. Peters of Hillsboro, Mark B.
of Portland whose candidacy for the
60 per cent on savings accounts, which
crop is avalable in the east then our estate, inheritance and gift taxes.
Bump of Hillsboro, C. A. Cobb, of
first vice-presidency of the General
is necessary to rehabilitate the new
sales of hurley from the Pacflc North­ They are lawful security for fifteen-
Beaverton and Thomas Goyne of Til­
Federation of Women’s club will be
bank. These are some of the import­
west for brewing purposes will be day borrowings by member banks of
lamook, have all entered the race
presented to the convention body for
restricted.
ant matters the depositors will have
the Federal Reserve system.
They
From
present
indications
it
is
diffi­
ratification. The state board indorsed
to decide on at this time.
When Hannchen barley is in good are also lawful investments for all
J.
O.
JOHNSON
cult to determine who the two high
Mrs. Dunbar at its meeting in Port­
At the last meeting of the deposi­
candidate« will be:. The Judgeship is demund for malting purposes, and trust, public and fiduciary funds of
land on March 17 and her name will
Representative J. O. Johnson, Ti­ tors committee A. M. Jannsen, who
be introduced at the council meeting gard attorney, who served as a mem­ was named to serve as a director of a non-partisan race and the two high­ when maltsters report that it is prov which the deposit or investment is
ing -mist factory; also when we con­ under the authority or control of the
of the general federation in Hot ber of the legislature during the last the new bank, resigned from the est candidates will be on the ballot
sider that generally it is about the Government. The iiayment» of the in­
at
the
General
election
unless
one
Springs, Ark., in late May as a candi­ i regular and special sessions, filed his board leaving Doy Gray, Katie Des-
candidate receives a majority at the best yielding vanety we have and that terest on these bonds and the repay­
date for election at the 1935 triennial declaration
Tuesday afternoon at singer, J. H. Buck and Charles Imlay,
it. If a grower is sure of an outlet for ment of their principal are guaiantecd
primary election.
convention.
the remaining directors.
Salem.
would seem that we should stick to by the United States which means
The
County
Commis»ioner
race
be­
Mrs. Arthur Austin, vice-president
During the past session he served
it. If a grocer is sure of an- outlet for that if the Federal Farm Mortgage
of the Roseburg Woman's club who as chairman of the important and Ritz Theatre Opens Sunday tween Oscar M. Taylor, who gives his the other stuff and is working with a
Corporation should ever be unable to
address as Beaverton resides near
is acting as first assistant to the gen­ difficult Alcohol Control Committee
dealer who is in a position to push meet the payments on the bonds, the
Aloha,
will
give
Commissioner
H.
D.
eral convention chairman. Mrs. C. S. of the House and was a member of
at Beaverton with Will
the market of the other he may af­ Treasury will assume such payments.
Kerkman, of Cornelius, a real race.
Heinline, has appointed these com­ the Banking and Corporations, Insur­
ford to make the change but for gen­
"These bonds will be ¡»sued in de­
Rodgers in Mr. Skitch J. M. Vender Zanden of Verboort has eral
mittee chairmen to take charge of ance, Constitutional Law and Military
purposes it would seem that the nominations of $100, $500, and $1,000.
filed for the Democratic ticket.
local arrangements.
,
1 Affairs committees. He was probably
Hannchen variety should remain our However, amounts less than $100
Meyer and Son announce the open-
The only other primary contests main barley crop.
Registration and credentials, Mrs. the best informed representative on
will be disbursed in cash.
For ex­
M. D. Biand. hospitality, Mrs. A. G. ! liquor legislation and should be re- ! ing of The Ritz at Beaverton, Oregon, seems to be for Justice of Peace for
ample,
a
loan
of
$965
would
be
made
Ben
Beardless,
another
barley
that
N. J. Skee of
McMillin; conference luncheons. Mrs. lected to help solve this difficult next Sunday-Monday-Tuesday, Apiil Beaverton District.
has been grown the past two years in in a $500 bond, four $100 bonds and
8-9-10
with
Mr.
Skitch
featuring
Will
Aloha, will run against George Thyng.
W. E. Ott; reception committee. Mis. problem.
a very small way, is a strictly feed the rest in cash. In addition, to pro­
Rogers and Zazu Pitts.
There will of Beaverton.
William Bell; information booth, Mrs.
Mr. Johnson is a native Oregonian be no show Wednesday and Thursday,
barley.
It has a stiffer straw than vide for certain debts, such as taxes
Irma Carstens; music, Mrs. C. S. He- born at Stafford. Oregon. His moth­
the
Hannchen.
Where barley is to be which cannot l>e paid in bonds, c.i.-h
inll;ne; ushers and pages, Mrs. Homer er and grandparents arrived from but a new picture, Zan Grey’s "The
sold
the
other
varieties offer better covering the required amounts will be
RETURNS
TO
CHINA
Grow, decorations. Mrs Foster Butt- Switzerland and built a log cabin at Thundering Held" for Friday-Satm-
possibilities. Where a farmer is grow provided.
day,
April
13-14.
Sunday-Monday-Tups-
ner; dinners, Mrs. A. C. Marsters; mo­ Bethany in 1875. He served eleven
Word has just been received from ing bailey only for his own feed pur­
"Loans which have been applied for
tor corps, Frances Ellison; door, years with Federal Government in day, April 15-16-17 that lovely picture Alice Watts, saying that she arrived poses and must cut it with a binder and approved, but on which the cash
;
"Little
W
om
en'.
Mrs. William M. Campbell.
has not been paid out, as well as those
various capacities as executive clerk
The theatre has been freshened with at Tientsin , China, safely on March and he objects to a bearded strain,
A complete convention program will and attorney., seven years being spent
the third. Miss Watts left Victoria, then Ben Beardless will fill his re­ upproved by the hank in the future,
paint and kalsomine and a perfect
be published in the March-April issue in Washington. D. C. For two years
( B. C., on February 10, sailing on the quirements.
* will be financed on the above basis,
sound equipment installed
of the Oregon Clubwoman, which will was legal advisor to Federal Prohibi­
Empress of Canada. She went by the
i This arrangement in no way disturbs
Pictures featured will be Flying
be off the press during the coming tion Administrator for Oregon. He
way of Hawiian Islands, stopping
or alters the other provisions of tin-
Down to Rio, Hip» Hips Hurrah, The
Maiia Anna Itel, 75, mother of Aug­
week.
Information about registra­ ha« always bean active in civic, fra­
loans.
The interest rate on new
at
Honolulu.
' Run Around, Sitting Pretty, Spit
ust, Otto, Robert and Joseph Itel and
tion and credentials also will bo ternal, and military affairs.
He is Fire, and David Harum, with Will
Miss Watts having been home for Mrs. Mary Beig, died April 5 at Tu­ loans will continue to be 4*.4 per cent
sent out this week to all affiliated President of Tigard Lions club. Pa.-.t
six years is happy to be back in her alatin. Requiem mass was held at for the emergency period when made
Rogers.
clubs by Mrs. Edwin L. Knapp, of 1 Commander of American Legion Posts
field
of service. She spent five years St. Anthony church Friday at 10 a. m.. • through Washington County national
Admission prices are 10 and 15c any­
Eugene, corresponding secretary.
farm loan association and 5 ¡w-r cent
and belongs to fraternal organizations time, if you want to see a good pic­ in China previous to this time.
Interment St Anthony cemetery at when made directly by the bank."
including the Tigard Grange and Ma­ ture go to the Ritz.
i Tigaid.
FE D E R A L C H A R TE R GRANTED
COUNTY QUOTA ONLY ONE
sonic drganizations. He is a 1st Lieut.
SAVINGS AND LOAN ASS'N.
ARTH U R IRELAN D NOT IN
W IIITi'OM B ESTATE ESTIMATED
The Christian Scientists are now
U. S. Reserves, member of District of
Washington county's quota to the
RACE FOR STATE SENATOR
The estate sf Julia Whitcomb, who
The shareholders of the Tualatin Columbia and Oregon Bar. He re­ died in Portland March 23, has been Citizens Military Training camp at putting programs on the air once a
Arthur Irelund, o f Forest Grove,
Valley Federal Savings and Loan As­ sides on a small farm near Metzger estimated at an excess of $10,000. Vancouver, Wash., this year, is one week and also one on the first Sun­ fat-sent Senator from this district, has
day of each month. The week day
sociation will meet Tuesday, April
announced that he will not be a can­
The estate included both real and per­ J. W. Welch of Forest Grove, haH
10th at Tlga-rd for the purpose of com­ but practices law at Tigard and Port­ sonal pioperty, according to an appli- been named as enrollment chairman broadcasts will be from 9:45 to 10 at didate for re-election at the May pri­
night, the first and second Thursday-
pleting organization including adop­ land for a living.
maries.
! cation for admission of the will to for the county, to assist in securing
over
KEX, and thereafter the remain­
tion of by-laws and election of seven
probate filed In the probate depart­ application.
der of each month on Tuesdays over
directors. The shareholders will meet
Dr Marr Blsalllon, expert on Tuber­ ment of the circuit court. Mrs. Whit,
Mrs. Elizabeth Hadley has returned
KFJR.
In the office of J. O. Johnson at the culosis, is going to speak at the P. T. comb was the grandmothe* of Mm.
to her home on Shattuck road and
Elected
President
Tigard Realty Company at 7 30 p. m. A. meeting Monday evening, April 9 Hairy Wright of Beaverton.
has reopened her studo of weaving.
The charter was received several at Beaverton High School at 8 oclock
Howard Trachsel has been elected
—
If you want to buy sell rent or Due to ilnt-sss and an extended stay In
days ago from Washington, D. C.
It Dr. Mai r Bisalllion is going to show
Patronize the advertisers In this president of the Reedville calf club. exchange anything, try our wunt ads. California, Mrs. Hadley has not had
assures Tualatin Valley citizens an by actual photograph« the different paper. They are reliable and always Other officers are Richard Hagg.
They cost very little and bring you her studio in operation.
opportunity to secure ' - - -
'
• im­ kinds of Tuberculosis and the modern at your service.
vice-president; Chester Graf, secre­ ditect result«.
provement and new construction.
way of treatment that is used today.
tary; Loren Trachsel, treasurer and
EXTRA
SPECIAL
O FFE R IN O
This will be one of the most import­
Howard I^ibrich is now employed Donald Hagg, setgeant-at-aims. Hen
HOF8T EATERS
PHOTO
STU­
The
prickly
ant-eater
of
Austialia,
ry Hagg is leader.
Use classified ad« to dispose of ant meetings as Tuberculosis tests for at Waahco Feed Store
DIO Offers 3 Portraits size 5x7
Tasmania
and
New
Guinea,
f*rn
travel
articles not in use. Trade them for children and teachers is the health
mounted tn Beautiful Easel Frame
That paper is a legal paper and ellg- WANTED Experienced weavers on backward faster than forward.
something you can use or sell them program for the coming year.
for only $2.00 (For short time only)
Have i hand looms. Phone BR 5729 or call
out right for a profit to yourself.
This test for both teachers and stu­ ible to publish legal notices.
ACT QUICKLY
—
HOFSTKAT-
at 5400 Shattuck road, Just off Ber-
Advertise In your local paper and
dents is now compulsory in eight ¡your attorney send you* legal« to the
ERS STUDIO. 715 S. W. Third Ave.
' home paper.
tha-Beaveiton highway.
reach the residents of the district.
cor. 3rd and Morrison, Portland.
counties in Oregon.
Cold Fish at Browns Pharmacy.