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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1934)
FRIDAY, APRIL IS |»34 BKA V KETON' ENTERPRISE PAGE 3 •32, 5 HPM 33 25 ; 32. 32; FHB '32 SOMETHING IIKRK TO iters Helen, of Portland, and Mrs. Cap- f . Mrs. Guy McCormac was PONDER OVER tain Fisher, of Seattle, Wash., visited a guest of the club. Mrs. McKell held 35. Lon Kinnaman— TA, 35; CA 33. 10; Wednesday of last week with Mr. and I high score. Ltrs. 33 .3; 32, 3; HPM 33. 20 . >32 1 How repeal is “ promoting temper | Mrs George Bissser. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lewis accom- ance" is impressively shown by the of- 23. Guests at the home of H. L Rob- . . , rs. Sant Olds .___ . panted by Mr. and Chas M Kulbel— TA, 56. CA: ’33. flclal ^ co rd a o f the Washington. D. , in . son of last week tnctuu includ- Spent . Wednesday ... , various coast E H. JKFFKIK*. Pu Wisher • . Wednesday . . 9 , at the 6 H; ’32 7; Ltrs '33. 7 ’32, 4; HPM c - P “ “ « 1 department, which showed ed Mm. Robinson’s r . , .. . . ......... Robinson's sister and hus- hus -1 rasorts. They made the trip by way ‘33 'so ‘32 34 ' un increas® o t 65 P0*- in arrests Published Friday o f each week by tha Pioneer Publishing Co., at Beaverton ; band. of Seaside through New pot t and home Herman Lehman TA. 40 Ltrs: ’33. *>r drunkenness for the first week- Mrs. M. H. Metcalf was a luncheon Ora. Hntered as sseoad-otasa matter at the postoffice at Beaverton, Ore. visiting friends en route. 17- ‘32 26 HPM ’33 14» ‘32 126. !end of leSal »quor, over the previous i hostess Tuesday of last week, hon Susan Martin of Beaverton, sister of police Subscription Ratea Godfred Losli-TA. 5o! Ltrs: ’33, 2 ;w« ek The The p o ll« declined declined to estimate oring Miss Hazel Haynes, who left how many others, who may have been ___ $1.00 Three M on th s----------------------- $ .35c last week for a short visit with rela Mrs. Gertrude Christiansen died Wed- •32, 2 HPM ’33, 14; ’32. 24. One Year ____ M Subscriptions Payable in Advance tives in various parts of Oregon, be nesday, April 11. Finley A Son are in Roy McCarthy TA, 3; CA: '33, 1 * ; under the influence of liquor, were charge of arrangements. not arrested. •32, 1 * ; Ltrs: '32, 3. HPM: ‘32, 20. fore returning to her nome in Frank Hffltt at O. EL tracks. Phone Beaverton 7503 Practically the same percentage of lin, Nebraska. She has been making D. W. Mclnnis—TA. 21; Ltrs: '33, 1; BIRTHM Portland Office—408 Dekum Bldg., Phone ATwater 5914 increase in arrests for intoxication her home for the past year with her ‘32, 4; HPM, '33, 6 . '32. 27. STEARNS Mr. and Mrs. H. E. grandmother. Mrs Myrtle Haines. D. J. McNamee TA, 82; CA: ‘33, 4; was shown from the legal consump Stearns, route 4, Sherwood, a son, nation should not be taxed. The pro BEBV GOVERNMENT Other guests at the affair included •32, 4; Ltrs: 33, 5. ‘32. 3;HPM: 33, 30; tion of beer- after legalization last ON THE FACE OF THE EARTH ponent of the bill is to be congratula- ’ Mrs. Myrtle Haines, Mrs. L. W. Tuck- Robert, March 30. year, despite the fact that it was BRADLEY- Mr. and Mrs. E. O. '32, 26. ted—and it will be interesting to see er and Mla# Kern Haines supposed to be non-intoxicuting. Carl Meier—TA, 80; CA: '32, 3; Tigard, Brauley, route 1, box 87, Eaeter has come and gone again. which way his colleague» vote. Ltrs: ‘33, 6 '32, 4 HPM: 33. 46; '32' 29 there was a 63.3 per cent increase in M -r. and Mrs. Joe Keller celebrated March 26, a son Larry E. Instead of peace on earth and good < Annunciata Merlo—TA, 40; Ltrs: arrests for intoxication in Washing . . . .. . - _ i their 27th wedding anniversary at BUFFAM—Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Buf- will toward all, there ta unrest, class Did you ever study the psychology thejr u___ 6 3 ton, D. C., on September. 1933, over '33. 6 ; '32, 6 ; HPM '33, 42. '32, 43. Sunday of last week. fam, Multnomah, March 19, a son hatred and actual revolution In many of good cheer? Try It some time. Say the same month of 1932. D. A. O’Meaia —TA, 102; Ltru: ‘33. parts of the world. Politics has be “Oood Morning’’ with a long-drawn Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Paul E. 4; '32, 6 ; HPM: ‘33, 32; ‘32. 46. Have your legals published in this Oliver, Mr. and Mrs. H. Pomeroy, I come the “ biggest business.’ It bids cheerful lilt to the first acquaintance Robert F. Pomeroy — TA, 40; CA newspaper and Mrs. Marcella Lind of Portland. CORN-HOG CONTRACT STATE fata- to consume savings and capital of you and put a little note of Joy '33. MENT OF MEMBERS OF THE '33, 5; Ltrs: '33, 5; '32, 5; HPM many countries. Taxation grows and into it; then, to the next you meet, and Mr. and Mrs. J.Poom» of Se 37; '32, 41 attle, Washington. COKN-HOG ASSOCIATION OF the constant fear of warn drains the just grunt 'O'moinlng' and see if you Use classified ad« to dispose of H. A. Richard—TA, 6 * ; Ltrs: '33. public treasuries to prepare war. Howard Harrison has returned j WASHINGTON COUNTY, STATE articles not in use. ‘n u de them for do not get a reply in kind In each in 2; '32, 2; HPM: '33, 11; '32. 10. With growing talk of facism, com stance. something you can use or sell them Cheerfulness is chtohing-- home from the CCC camp at Camas I OF OREGON Irwin L. Riley—TA, 40; CA: '33, 1; munism, and socialism as a remedy just the same as the blues—Capitol Valley. The following is a statement of the Ltrs: '33, 10; '32, 10; HPM: '33, 78; ! out right for a profit to yourself. for worldly troubles, we as a nation, Frees. Lebert Wilson and Raymond Rossi - basic information on corn acreage '32. 78. should not lost sight of ons outstand spent the week end with friends in and hog production submitted by Valley Roberts—TA, 3; Ltrs: '32, 4; Advertise in your local paper and ing faot, namsly; that we, the people INKURANCE COMMISSIONER Astoria. individual producer» of District 2— HPM:'32, 37; FHB: ‘33. 6 . reach the residents of the district. of the United States as« the govern AGAIN ISSUES WARNING Miss Margaret Schafers of Eugene, that part of Washington county be- Arvid Sandstrom TA, 30; Ltrs: '33, ment. No other form of government TO PUBLIC is visiting her sister, Marie Schafers tween the Scholis-Ferry road and the 1; '32, 2; HPM. '33, 7; '32, 15. ever gave B itch complete control to for a week. Tualatin River on the south, and Edward G. Saxton—TA, 10; Ltrs: | Salem, Ore., April 13— (Special)— "the people’’ as does our own consti The Past Grand Noble« club met at west with the Hillsboro-Orenco and '33,, 8 ; ‘32. 16; HPM: '33, 57; ‘32 114. While the office of Insurance Com tution. the home of Mis. May Rodgers Wed Cornell road on the north—who T. Schallberger—TA, 60; Ltrs: '33. We have no ruling class here that missioner A. H. Averill has issued nesday. A potluck dinner was served . have signed contracts under the 1934 22; '32. 18; HPM: '33, 152; '32, 124. several warnings to Oregon citizens It is necessary to revolt against in or Com-Hiog (Production Adjustment D. Shaw -TA, 72; CA: '33, 10; '32, der to proteot ourselves. By the bal - 1 concerning the inadvisability of pat at noon, followed by a short business Administration. meeting. The afternoon was spent 10; Ltrs: '33, 1; '32, 4; HPM: '33, 2; '32, | ronizing unauthorized companies lot we, the people, have the power to Any person may make a confiden 32; FHB: '33 9. express our views In a more emphatic whioh are attempting to do business sewing and in pleasant conversation. tial report. oral or written, to the Mr. Merritt and son are painting Chris Suhrbier—TA, 81; CA: '33, 4; orderly and speedy manner than can in thiB state, numerous requests for county allotment committee or to the Ltrs: '33, 31; '32, 18; HPM: '33, 245; assistance in the case of disputed the Joe Keller house. ever be accomplished by force. Henry Desslnger of Deep Creek community ccnnmittee if he finds any '32, 89. Ib these days of unrest and discon claims are still received, and the de spent the week end with the home statement, here which he believes to partment is forced to inform the com C. P. Syverson—TA, 50; CA: '33, 4; tent, we should remember these facts. folks. Mrs. Dessinger and son, are be inaccurate. Ltrs: ‘33, 4; ‘32, 9; HPM: '33, 34; '32, We should appreciate the great govern plainant that it has no jurisdiction Signed—Glen Ritchey, Chairman, 66 . spending several weeks at the W. F. ment that we have. We should get and can be of no assistance. County Allotment Committee Dessinger home. A number of these unauthorized U. Tannler—TA, 43; Ltrs; ‘33, 5; down on our knees and offer a prayer Community committee, R. Horn- Mrs. Forest Howard was a lunch HPM: '33, 33 o f thankfulness that our ancestors, companies which are active in an at ecker, Dan O'Meara, Jacob Kemmer. I. E. Taylor—TA, 30; CA: '33, 3; ‘32. through trial and suffering, created tempt to procure mail order business eon hostess to members of the Daphne KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS — TA club at her home on the old Hillsboro 1 3; Ltrs: '33, 3; ‘32,4; HPM: 33, 25; ‘32 a constitutional form of government claim in their advertisements that no refers to total acreage in farming 31; FHB: ‘33, 1. that gives each and every one of us commission is paid agents and that road Thursday afternoon. unit; CA means corn acreage planted; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barnes and R. Teufel -T A , 194; CA: ‘33, 3; '32 the greatest liberty and equality of because of this fact the Insurance can Ltrs means number of litters owned 3; LU«: '33, 6 ; '32, 8 ; HPM: '33, 53; opportunity of any people In the world be written at a lower premium Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Doty fished sev by producer when farrowed; HPM ‘32, 73. Our constitution Is the poor man’s Upon checking the financial state eral days this week at East Lake means number of hog» produced for near Bend. ment, of one company, it is found Chas. H. Thompson—TA, 100; CA: greatest heritage and the rich man’e Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. market; FHB means number of feed- I •33, 2; ‘32, 1; Ltrs: '38, 6 ; '32, 9; HPM that, while no commissions were paid only protection. er and stocker hogs bought. •33, 52; '32, 67. Oregon agents, of the total cash in Sam OldB were his two sisters, Mrs. Kasper Amstad—TA, 50.07. CA: ’33. come approximately $370,000 only $78,- Emma Cloucheck of Twin Falls, Ida- NOW THAT SPRING IS HERE C Topich—TA 40; CA: ‘32, 1 * ; '**’ * ’ 32’ 14; HPM Ltrs: ‘33., 4; ’32, 6 ; HPM: ‘33, 38; ‘32, 000 was paid to members, but the ex ho. and Mrs. Ella Myeru of Portland. Now that spring is here, and sum penses amount to $23,00 over and also Mr. and Mrs. John Foote and ’33, 65; ’32, 114. 1 48. M. Balocco—TA, 10. Ltrs; ’33. 7; ’32, mer is Just around the corner, the above payments to members, from duughter Ruth and George York, also Mrs. Hulda Trachsel—TA, 48; Ltrs: 13; HPM ’33, 63; ‘32, 110. minds of millions are occupied with which it will be seen that of the to of Portland. J. O. JOHNSON I *33. 10 ’32, 7; HPM: '33, 78; '32, 55; D. Barnett—TA, 60; CA: ‘33, 13; ’32. plans for vacationing. Mrs. J. W. Sprague attended a pi tal sum collected only a very small FHB: ‘32 13. Republican Candidate for nomination This is an unusual year for the proportion is paid out in claims. ano recital at the Multnomah Hotel 15; Ltrs: 33, 2; ’32, 3; HPM: '33, 22; J. H. Trent—TA, 110*; CA: '33, 6 ; ‘32, 23. tgaveker. The mysterious exigencies The department can only warn the Saturday evening, given by Miss Lu '32, 14*; Ltrs: ‘33, 4; ‘32, 9; HPM: '33 Representative for S. W. Baughman -TA, 8 * ; Ltrs: of international exchange have made publio that dealing with companies cille McGee of Orenco. 37; '32, 70. •33, 1; ’32, 1; HPM: '33, 7; ‘32, 7. tremendous changes so far as paying which do not or cannot, due to their Mm. Fred Omstead of Portland Joseph Tubbs—TA, 5; Ltrs: '33, 3; Washington County Hans Beck—TA, 10 Ltrs: ‘33, 1; '32, for one's wanderlust is concerned. poor financial condition, comply with spent Tuesday night with her stater i '32, 4; HPM: ‘33, 22; '32, 28. Primaries May 18, 1934 1; HPM: '33, 8 ; ’32. 9. The current rate of exchange with the Oregon laws and procure a license Mrs. J. W. Sprague. C. Vandermost—TA, 80; Ltrs. '33, 3; C. Beglinger—TA, 88 ; CA. ’33, 8 ; moat European currencies, for ex to transact business may lead to dis Mr. and Mrs. Essex Marsh motored Paid Adv ‘32. 4; HPM: '33, 27; ‘32. 17; FHB: '32 ample, ia much lesa favorable than it appointment when a legitimate claim to Seattle Sunday, returning home by •32, 6 ; Ltrs ‘33. 4; ’32, 6 ; HPM. ‘33, 10 . 22; ’32. 42. was a year ago. That American dol a presented. way of Tillamook. John Winiger—TA, 200; CA: '33. 10; Max Berger—TA, 36; CA: ’33, 7. ’32, lar whioh ueed to be ao potent has Miss Ruth Lucas of Portland spent '32, 10; Ltrs: ‘33, 7; ‘32, 12; HPM: '33, • • literally shrunk in size. A hundred the week end with Mrs. C. B. Hanna. 7; Ltrs: ‘33. 5; ‘32, 6 ; HPM: '33, 26;‘32 I 56. ‘32, 94. Beaverton Locals and fifty or two hundred of them are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ralph and Mr. 61; FHB: '33. 31. Frank E. Winters—TA, 93; CA: '33, Matt Blomqutat—TA, 29 Ltrs: '33, 1. needed to do the work that a hundred and Mrs. V. A. Wood drove to New 20; '32. 20; Ltrs: ‘32, 16; HPM: ‘32. •32, 1; HPM: '33. 10; 32, 7. used to do. See our odd Members of the Rebekah lodge en port Sunday, where they enjoyed a 150; FHB: '33, 69; ‘32, 132. D. B. SCULLY CO John Boge—TA, 83.33; CA: '33. 5; The result is that where travelers picnic dinner. stock for prices joyed a social evening during their T. E. Wojohn—TA, 20. CA: '33, 3; 32, 3; Ltrs; ‘33, 2;'32. 5 ;H P M :'33,17; used to think of Europe, they are now Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Bielman and Front St., bet. Morrison Si Yamhill ‘32, 4; Ltrs: 33, 2; HPM: '33. 10. going to follow the old adage and regular session last 'Tuesday. Miss family drove to Centralia, Wash., 32. 36 FHB: ‘32, 6 . ATwater 2421 Genevipve Johnson contributed two really see America. J. D. Cook—TA, 20; Ltrs: '33. 16; where they visited relatives until Sun Grand Aw., at Belmont EA 3756 piano solos to the enjoyment of the '32, 16; HPM: '33, 100; ‘32, 100. Seeing America is an especially ex day evening. cellent Idea. It's a big cuntry and a evening, while Louie Roucheok en H. W. Courtney—TA. 46. CA: ‘33, 4; Mtas Alma Dunford, who has been very few of Its citizens have more tertained with a reading. employed at the Elmer Benson home •32. 4 Ltrs: '33. 1; HPM: ‘33, 9. Henry Nelson and Gus Deasinger, was taken to a hospital Monday, Wm. N. Daniels—TA. 158; Ltrs: '33, than a cursory acquaintance with it. who fished the first day of the sea where she underwent a minor opera 36; '32, 24; HPM: '33. 250; ‘32, 180. son, report a good catch of mountain tion. Geo. F. Davies—TA, 95. CA: '33, 12; HOW WILL THE VOTE GO? trout. 32, 5; Ltrs: ‘33, 13; '32, 12. HPM: '33. Mcs.tR. R. Summers entertained the TOM M Y The proposed Congressional bill to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Desslnger and members of the 500 Card club at a 97; 32, 84; FHB: ‘32. 6 . Lester M. Davies--TA, 40. Ltrs: '33, tax all government business enter son Jimmie Lee. o f Deep Creek. Ore., luncheon at the Campbell Court hotel prises on exactly the same basis as spent the Easter holidays at the W. F. in Portland. Mrs. F .H. Schoene was 2; ‘32, 4; HPM '33. 14; '32, 35. BE.7215T Susie A. Day—TA. 13*; Ltrs: '33. 1. private enterprises should not be lost Desslnger home. Mrs. Desslnger and guest of the club. Cards were to sight. It should be brought to a Jimmie remained for a longer visit. played during the afternoon, Mrs. Ot- •32. 2; HPM: '33, 11; '32. 13. PO RTLAND . OREGON vote at the earliest possible oppor Mr. Knowles, who has charge of to Erickson holding high score and **ay •^ean TA, 5®: *-A: tunity. several greyhounds, has moved to Mrs. Geo. Blasser low. 2; Ltrs: '33, 6 ; ‘32, 6 ; HPM; SS, FINLEY A SON Funeral Director* First, the government is In dirs Cornelius. Mrs. Cora Hodgins anil Joe O'Niel '**• ,’*6- Montgomery St. 4th Mrs. Iva Martin and daughters are o fPortland visited Sunday at the Geo. | Edw Freudenthal-TA. 190; CA: ‘33. need of additional revenue -and it is 25; ‘32, 20; Ltrs: 33, 14; ‘32, 14; HPM: to Fifth becoming increasingly evident that now residing in the Hugh Lewis Klasser home. Motor Equipment, this cannot be safely obtained by ad house on Angell street. Mrs. Carl Jackel of Eugene, visited ‘33. 96; ‘32. 93. Staff Sc Facilities to t A. S. Funston—TA, 10; CA: ‘32. 1; George Coughlin of Newport, visi with her father, Lou Jones, several ditional taxes on individuals and In in is i n < Portland and Ltrs: ‘32, 5; HPM ‘32. 45. »IOM I I t I AW Servins dustry. Taxes sre now so high that ted with friends in Beaverton last days this week. Suburbe ita H. A. Germiquett—TA, 80; Ltrs: ‘33, week. While here he purchased a business is lagging because of Inabil Mr. and Mrs. Joe Keller motcred to Seaside Friday morning returning 2: *32. 14 HPM: 33 12; ‘32, 114. ity to attract capital -and the individ new car at Stipes Garage. Joseph P. Gettle—TA. 20; Ltrs: '33. r Guests of Mr and Mirs. Elmer Stipe home Sunday. ual property-owner ia being taxed to Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Geinger of Tllla- 2; ‘32, 2; HPM. '33, 15; ‘32. 16. the point of confiscation. Tha total on Easter Sunday, included Mr. and C. E. Groesbeck—TA, 10; Ltrs; ‘32, value of governent business enter Mrs. Howard Glynn of Multnomah, mook spent the week end at the home prises federal, state and local runs Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Summers, and Mr of her father, C. F. Johnson. Alfred 1; HPM. '32, 10. Oscar M. Taylor David Hagg & Sons TA, 180; Ltrs: Johnson of Coivallis also was home into billions. Taxation of municipal and Mrs. Harris Hanson Mis. Ethel .Edwards! Thomas, has •32, 7.; HPM: '32, 46. 50 Year resident of Washington county to attend his sister’s wedding. and federal power and light proper A. E. Hanson—TA. 6 33; CA: ‘33. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Welter and daugh ties alone would bring in gigantic left for her home In California, after On C L E A N IN G Republican Candidate for several weeks visit with relatives and ter visited at the M. Welter home Sat 1 * ; '32, 1 * ; Ltrs: 33. 1; '32. 5; HPM sums to the Treasury. urday. John Welter, employed on the •33. 6 ; '32, 37; FHB 32, 29 Men’s Suits Second, the publio has never had an friend« here and in Portland. County Commissioner W. H. Heaton—TA, 195; CA '33, Wishes to assure his friends and fel Mrs. R. R. Summers attended a U. P. train between Portland and Chi oportunlty to Judge the efficiency of Men’s Overcoats government in business largely be luncheon at ths home of Mrs. Mary cago, also spent Saturday with his 19; '32. 12;Ltrs: 33, 15; '32, 14 HPM low taxpayers if elected •33. 97; '32, 94 Felt Hats cause, being free from taxes, public Spence at Troutdale Thursday of last parents. Ben A. H ensen-TA. 13.59; CA 33 Honest. Economical and Impartial Mrs. Walter Van Kleek. Mrs. M. C. enterprises have a tremendous advan week. The 1924 Matrons club of O. E Ladies' Plain Handling of Washington County McKercher, Mi«. L D. Shellenberger. 1; '32, 1; Ltns '33, 4; '32, 8 ; HPM tage over private buslne-we* of the S. were the guests. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Nielsen and Mrs. and Miss Juliette Carter attended the 1 ‘33. 32;'32. 83 business same nature. The average electric Dresses Rhinehart Hornecker— TA 59; CA Paid Adv. company, for example, pays more Elmer Stipe were in attendance at the hoard meeting of the Congregational Cleaned and Pressed A •33. 7; '32. 7; Ltrs: '33. 12; •32, 11; than ten per cent of Us gross ail the ! r w P“ 0n K|v« " In Salem recently, in churches in Portland Tuesday. r -------------------------------------- — -------------- HPM :'33, 108; '32, 92. luncheon was served to the guests. Cash and Carry revenue it receives, before any expen- honor of Mona Hou**' Worthy Grand Chas Jenne—TA, 24; Ltrs 33. 3; '32. Gerald Chinn spent last week at ses are deducted -to the tax collector. M*,ron of Oregon. O. S. H U M PH RIES The public electric company pays noth Arlene Ktclman entertained several Cornelius, where he was employed on 4; HPM 33. 23; 32. 24 invites Inapcction of thv new Gus Kaufman—TA. 30; CA: ‘33. 1. Ing Taxing all businesses., whether Iof h*r fr1rndg »««urday of last week the Webb farm. Mrs. C. C. Beach left Monday morn 32. 1; Ltrs; '32. 3; HPM 32 16; FHB publio or private, would favor none-- w',h ,,n •‘-ester party at her home in King Band Instruments ing for Seattle, where she will visit •33. 1 and would giva the voter an excel)- Huber ««eats included Betty Prlch H. L. MUSIC CO. Emanuel Keller—TA, 40; CA 33, 5. ent yardstick with which to measure ard. Hetty Richard. Catherine Lewi*. friend* for a week. Mr. Beach ia also Betty Burns, Helen Posson, Laurance 721 S. W. 4th Ave. BF. 157« 4th floor Ltns: 33, 3; HPM '33. 31 at that place transacting business. comparative efficiency. S. W. Corner Third at Jefferson Vasllff Joyce and Juan Brownlee and J. D Kelley—TA. 500; Ltrs: '33. 6 ; Alfred Johnson graduated from the There is not a single good reason Arlene Bielman Uvely games and State Normal school at Monmouth •32. 9; HPM '33. 36 '32. 48 why government ventures which fall Q#06 Q Q H Q0 an Eaater egg hunt provided amuse with the clasa that finished just be Jacob Kemmer TA. 78; CA '33. 2; »♦♦♦♦♦9 0 within tha realm of business, ss dis 33. 50; ment for the young folks. 33. 8 ; 32. 6 ; HPM fore Easter. He has enrolled at the '32, 4; Ltrs tinct from those performing a neces DRAIN T H E BOD Y OF POISONS Mr. and Mrs. Harris Hanson have Oregon State college at Corvallis for '32, 45. sary service bcnefltting the entire moved from the Tucker house to the the spring twin Joe Kemmer TA, 20; Ltr- '33. 3; TH ER E W IL L BE NO DISEASE E<1 wards piece on Second street. Mrs. W. C. McKell and Mrs. F. O. , MARCH OPPORTUNITY Mr. King, who haa been employed Donaldson played in a bridge tourna , A system of methods that will transmit nerve energy to weakened or- at the Waah(x> Feed Store, left last ment in Portland Wednesday after krans. Infmvtinn. eliminate pus from the . blood stream *v*it rv 7 * Q „ Kitchen Cabinet* irw'Qi wiwq me earn e\ en in cases of sinus, kill week for Montana. noon. T^n o l mJiTn COnd“ ‘on cau*‘"K Arthritis. Deform mt» and WINDOW AND DOOR MCRK.KNS Kuaaell Grant suffered a badly Dr. and Mrs. Boyd Sprague are FARMKRS! L rT rll r n op*“^uUon!, ^or »pprndicltis and gall st„ne~ unneces- CORN EH Cl PBOAKDH maahed foot Tueaday of laat week, leaving Saturday for Condon. Oregon. 1 Bril to u r p o u ltry , « * * • fo rm p ro d u ct* “ £■ T “ " 9- ,ake the leak ou, of ,h* va'v ~ of the heart, NFECIAL LOW PRICKS • n d I lo w er* ui th e w o rld • finest nuu ket. raise or lower blood pressure- a system that is doing these thing» can when a barrel of oil fell on It fractur where they will make their home not be far from right. Portio n* P u blic M a rk o t Acme W ood Products Co. ing several bones. He waa taken to Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Schoene spent , a Portland hoapital. the week end at Moro visiting theli 1 fe<m Itali, 907 8 W Second Ave.. AT. 5929 Lew S. and Laura E. Downing Mrs. Joe Flint of Scholia and Mtaa adopted daughter Carol. 23 years' practice. 20 years in Portland Stftr-IIOr* per day | Dorothy Struthera of Hlteon visited Miss Juliette Carter was a lunch j Hours 10 a. m. to 5 p, m. Others by Appointment M nr IT, u t laat Tueaday with Mrs. Robert Hol eon hostess to the Tuesday Afternoon 1 HKaron «OHI HI'NINKSM CARDA Res. No. TAbor 4106 P O M T L A rtD P ü b U c M a R k I T Bridge club in Portland Tuesday. AT. MU 4 land. 1001-4 Broadway Bldg. •UU S. W . > rout A y * . l\ xll*D d . i'r * . Mi*. Howard Hlngley end daugh- They returned to the McKell home «»RISE SASH, DOORS, SCREEN DOORS ,U K E JL SAVE 45c C H IC A G O CLEANERS $ 1.50 «Ti
