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LARGEST
CIRCU LA TIO N
IN EASTERN
BEAVERTON,OREGON,
K1GHT11 YEAR, NO. 17
By Over-Riding
of Constitution
Holman Seeks
a Dictatorship
Delzell to Enter
Congress Race
W A S H IN G T O N
COUNTY
THURSDAY. M AX J, 19.H
Death Comes to Kiwanis to Enter
c D L*
R . j.
Robinson ci
rloat L • in D Portland
Veteran Pioneer
Festival Roses
j
R aw leigh S. R obinson, aged 76 years,
11 m onths. 26 days, who died sudden-
ly at his hom e on the Scholls road
Saturday m orning, was born in a log
cabin on the W illiam J. R obinson do
nation land claim fou r miles south o f
B eaverton which th ey settled on in
1851 and where Mr. R obinson has re-
i sided ever since, never being absent
1 from the farm m ore than a m onth at
: any one time.
Mr. R obinson took great pride in
his fa rm and hom e w hich he hewed
j out o f the wilderness, and especially
i in the livestock upon the farm . He
| w as a rugged pioneer and a hard
w ork er in his younger days, being
ja ctiy e to the last, and was assisting
in feed in g the stock the m orn in g he
W a s stricken. He was a firm believer
in honesty and paid his bills prom ptly
The entire session o f the B eavei-
on Kiwanis club W ednesday was de-
voted to the planning o f a queen con-
test and the flout the club will enter
in the R ose Festival parade next
mont h.
President A. M. Jannsen announced
that the queen will be chosen this
year from the various high school
most popular girl, the queen being
later chosen from the selection. The
other three girls will act as princesses,
R ose show buttons will be sold, the
entire p ioceed s to be used in decorat-
lug the float.
Com m ittees to w ork on the plan
were appointed as follow s:
Queen,
Dr. Talbert, I. R. Motzler, Ed Conolly.
! Float, Dr. Welsh, L eonard Adam s, Rev.
| Clarke. C oronation, Dod Berg, Dr.
. Mason. F rancis Liverm ore. Sale o f
RUBLI >11 ED TI1URSL) \N
M. Devers to
Seek Nomination
Weed Garden Is
The Official Iris
Display Center-
Local Breveties
T he iris garden o f H ow ard W eed on
Behind the recent announcem ent o f 1
State T reasurer H olm an that he in
thS Canyon road, has been designated
tends to retain the State T reasurer- j
the o fficia l garden o f tbo O regon dis
ship through the prim ary and general
trict o f the A m erican Iria Society.
elections, and then, if elected to the
Mr.
W later, national president o f tin-
governorship, appoint his own treas- j
organization,
recently visited the gm
urer, is a con sp ira cy to capture o u r !
dens on an inspection tour o f outr
state governm ent.
.stan din g iris plantings in the United
B riefly stated, it contem plates:
j State«.
F irst— The nom ination and election j
A. M. Jannsbn was in A storia this
o f Mr. H olm an fo r g overn or through |
w eek on business.
the influences, prestige and peroga- j
P eter W ickstrand o f route 1 B eav
lives o f the State T reasury Depart- I
erton, received a fractured right It g
m ent— perogatives so pow erful that
M onday at a plant o f the Portland
they will reach into the very finan
Shipbuilding com pany. H e was taken
cia l structure o f our State.
.1. M. D E V E R S
to the Emanuel hospital.
Second -T h e retention o f the S tate!
\V. A. D E L Z E L L
Mrs. Loue.se C arter and Miss Gene
T reasu ry D epartm ent by Mr. Holm an
J. M. Devers, candidate for the re
W. A. Delzell o f M arion county, is a and lo ld with Pride tha< there neve‘ B uttons’ ^
K * h e y . W alter Unis. publican nom nation for Congress in vieve C arter w ere guests to a tea at
after his election to the govern orship
John K irby and O tto Kiehl.
until such tim e as he assum es the du- «andidate fo r th e d em ocra tic repre had been a m ortgage upon his farm .
the First Oregon D istrict, has been the hom e o f Mrs. Cora D. Orune and
On O ctober 12, 1882, Mr. R obinson
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ties o f c h ie f executive o f the state, sentative in con gress from the first
I granted a leave o f absence without Mrs. N orm an Crane last Thursday.
was united in m arriage to E m m a
More than 200 persons attended the
w hereupon he will appoint a man to Oregon district.
i pay from his duties as attorney for
Jarred, and they celeb ra ted their G ol- Martin Favors Hlgh-
su cceed him as state treasurer, w hose
Mr. Delzell in m ore republican years
.
¡the state highw ay com m ission and O regon P roducts dinner sponsored by
m ind runs alonng with his politically, ha 3 previously cam paign ed fo r this U n , , T 1
a n n iversaiy on O ctobei
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K io
u n io n
m m
K ,»rn
way Building Program wil1 devote the next three w . , k ( io the B eaver Social club last T hu rsday
12,
1932. T T ax
o f this
union u were
born
and who will be subservient to his po- same o ffice. He was secretary to
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I an intensive cam paign fo r votes dur evening. A num ber o f reels o f m ov
three ch ildren : Ora E. Sylvester, o f
litical dictates.
G overn or P ierce, secretary o f the
ing which he expects to visit every ing pictures taken during a trip to
Halsey, O regon : H arry L. R obinson.
Continuance o f the federal emer-
South A m erica recently, w ere show n
A s G overnor, H olm an would then state board o f con trol and state pur
county in W estern Oregon.
h“
m
e
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and
Bes8ie
B
ehm
’
deceased
gency
highway
building
program
con trol, and could fill with his own Chasing agent during the d em ocratic at
Mr. Devers has been delayed in by F erdinand Schoene. ,
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He
also leaves
tw o v sisters,
Mrs.
A gnes
co-operation
with _ the
states,
which
T ho M cM inn Bible class m et Satin
political henchm en, the follow in g im state adm inistration.
F rom 1905 to
staitin g his cam paign because o f the
portant o ffice s, boards and com m is 1912 he was cash ier o f the First Na- W alker. 83 years o f age, w ho crossed probably will bring another $6,000,000 piess o f important
legal problems day night for a regular Bihlo study.
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d evo
tional bank o f K lam ath Falls, farm ed the plains in, 1851' and F lorence R o ^
O regon within the next three years. ^
sions.
re the highway departm ent de- Miss Carolyn
inson, aged 78 years, and six grand will be assured through fu rth er up-
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E. C ar-
P ublic Utilities C om m issioner, C or in Klam ath county, had been a school
m anding his personal attention, in tional pc
E unice
Sylvester,
G race propriations
by congress
expected
continued his tala
on ttie
poration
C om m issioner,
Insurance teacher and while a resident o f Oklg- children,
cluding the final negotiations sur- nett
Behm
,
Mable
Behm,
Chester
R
obin
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soon,
accordin
g
to
a
statement
re !
"C h u ioh ." He took the first and m c -
C om m issioner, B udget D irector, D irec- homa prior to that served as assist-
im
inding
the
Coust
H
ighw
ay
bridge
son, W illiam R obinson, and E velyn ceived by friends here from Congress-1
The
tor o f the D epartm ent o f A griculture, ant state auditor. He has been a resi-
bond con tracts to w hich Devers has ond ch apters o f R evelatiens.
R obinson.
:m an Chufles H. Martin.
m eeting closed with ensem ble singing.
Supei intendent o f State Police, State dent and taxpayer in Oregon fo r 29
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.
devoted
m
uch
o
f
his
tim
e
during
the
Mr. Ftobinson was an active citizen
C ongressm an M artin has been in the
G eorge Blnswer Is eng-uged in paint-
H ighw ay C om m ission, Industrial A c- years, has seven children and has long
past year.
in
the com m un ity and a m em ber o f | lore o f the battle fo r m ore approprla-
ciden t Com m ission, State Gam e Com- been a m em ber o f the grange and an
As a resident o f O regon for the past , ing and doin g othe’r n ecessary repair
, C harity L odge I. O. O. F. No. 75 at tions fo r highw ays through his m e m -L ./'^ * I' . ''
w ork in the Sum Olds residence.
mission, State Fish Com m ission, State advocate o f its m easures, accor j j
d
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T lgard . O regon, for over thirty years bershlp on the- im portant roads com -
th° r° UKhly fan “ liar
A m y Helen T h yn g o f Portland,
B oard o f F orestry, State Board o f to his statem ent.
with the conditions anil needs o f the
Funeral services were con d u cted b y jm itte e o f the house o f representatives
H igher E ducation, State Board o f
He is a decided advocate o f R oose-
■First Congressional D istrict, m any of 'spent the w eek end visitin g R h od a
and w orked for
Health, State P arole Board.
, velt's "n ew deal" and pledges sup- R ev. Charles F. Clarke o f B e a v e rto n .' He has advocated
which
conditions and
needs
are T hyn g and Jean Klein.
in
the
O
ddfellow
s
H
all
at
Tigard,
j
these
new
deal
appropriations
which
,
u
u
s
r
ueai
appropriation*
wm en ! .
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,
,
i Mr. und M is. F. H. Schoene visited
As governor, through his subserv- port to the adm inistrative program ,
Tuesday, May 1.
Final rites
were would result in decreasing d rastically: ^
“ h1w “ m,m « n ---
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ient state treasurer, Mr. H olm an He is fo r cu rren cy reform , fo r reduc-
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neces at the hom e o f Mr. and Mrs. N. R.
DeV* r 18 a ‘ MO alrcs*inK
would autom atically gain con trol o f tion o f the interest- burden on people read by the C harity Lodge I. O. O. F. j unem ploym ent in O regoq, as well as ^ sity
fo r Just and fair com pensation to A lberts at O sw ego Sunday.
the rest o f the nation.
Sunday guests at the home o f Mr.
the State B oard o f Control, w hich exp and governm ent, prosecution o f finan- at C rescent G rove cem etery.
and treatm ent o f veterans and their
ents were in ch arge o f W . j As a m em ber o f the roads com m it-, ,
and Mss. Sant Olds were Mr. and Mrs.
ercises ju risdiction over our state in- cial blue sky law violations, prosecu- ■r» A rrangem
n . „ „ „ rtnn
.
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__ 'd epen d en ts com m ensurate vVitji the
tee. Congressm an M artin helped oh-
.
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stitutions and cou ld supplant every tion o f those involved In fraudulant L. Pegg, B eaverton.
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service pet form ed and the sacrifice 'E a rl Ruhl o f P ortland, Mrs. Belle
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.tain
fo
r
O
regon
the
five
coast
brid
ges
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em ployee o f these state institutions ship and air mail subsidies, fo r teas-
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m ade; wholesom e but rigidly effective W alk er and sons Matt and D onald
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, 'a n d he w orked consistently
isistently fo r the
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I and Mr. nnd Mrs. Geo, H ughson. Mr.
from superintendent dow n to the onable veterans’ com pensation, pen . 1 James
W . Mott Recognized i ¡ro a d sa n d v highw ay . bill w . hich brought
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«■«‘Kuiation o f ail public utilities inter
gurdners with his own political sup- sions and hospitalization, fullest fed
statc in ch aracter; régulation o f ail and M is. Orville M yers o f M cM in n
Bv His Partv Leaders J 6'000'000 '<> Oregon.
porters.
oral developm ent o f Bonneville pow er
issues o f stocks, bonds and oth er se- ville, visited the Olds hom o M onday.
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the plan
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for appro-
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Mr. and Mrs. H enry Desslnges', Mrs.
A utom atically, in the same manner, |and rigid c o n tr o l-o f the liquor tr a ffic ,.
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c u i tilt's
for
the
protection o f the
printing
$50,000,000
fo
r
national
parks
W. F. Dessinger, Miss Cathryn Dess-
Mr. Holm an w ould also gain con trol (his statem ent says.
tnvesting
public;
législation
to
insure
, Jam es W . Mott, o f Salem, present nn,,
in the western
o v e r The State B ank ing Board, which
As a lifelon g follow er o f J efferson . ( C ongressm an from the F lrst Congres- “ tata3
labor its ju st share in the fruits y f I inger, Jim m ie Lee and Ilia Ixm i-e
additional federal
exercises ju risdiction over our banks. I am fundam entally opposed to any sjunu, D islt,ct o f 0 re g o n has m a d e '
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g
Its toil; a stabilized and com pensâtIng D essinger drove t o Y akim a Saturday
m oney to Oregon.
the State Lund B oard with its sch ool form o f dictatorsh ip," said Mr. Delzell.
p rie« level for ail products o f the farm I to spend the week end with relatives
one o f the outstanding first term rec-
fund, the » la te T a x C om m ission ,: “ F or the past dozen years o u r cou n- ordjj Qf the 73rd Congress
and orchard .and fédéral régulation Sunday they participated in a big
w hich levies and collects our
taxes, try has been ruled by an invisible
H e has placed the F irst O regon ¡R E P R E S E N T A T IV E JO H N SO N
and c-ontrol at the source o f the m o- birthday dinner given In h onor o f
the State R eclam ation C om m ission, oliga rch y o f w r a lt h -t h e
w orst pos- D istrict in the mo!jt -ecu re antl ,m- ,
O U T L IN E S
T .A T F O ItM tion p lctu ie lndustry to prevent the Mrs W . F. D essinger's birthday anni
the State P rin ting B oard, the
S ta te , sible form o f dictatorship.
In ord er portant p o t i o n lt ha« - e v e r o ccu p ie d '
destructive
influence o f
im m oral versary. T here were m any guests
1 prem nt and u huge birthday ca k e
L ibrary Board.
to drive these m oney lords from the m the National H ouse o f Kepresenta-
D uring the past w eek R epresen t»- pictures,
d e c o r a te d the tublo
i live J. O. Johnson w ho represen ted!
P olitically, Mr. H olm an would be tem ple o f liberty, con gress tem porarily (jV(,s
| H enry D essinger cam e up from
m on arch o f all he surveyed, and the con ferred extraordinary pow ers u p o n ! He' is a m em ber o f thl, tw o stan<i- VVaiihil,K<°'' County at the last regu-
i Deep C reek last w eek su fferin g a
State would suddenly
aw ake to find President
R oosevelt. He is using .
.„ m m iliM «
th» H oi. up
which ,ar and tw o sP*tia l sessions o f the ^ .A lt« .!. D E LEG ATIO N A T T E N D
itself in the grip o f a g ig a n tic political those pow ers wisely, and when the together con trol m ore than half o f all ,eS*8latu ,e. In addressing the K inton
G R A N G E SEK\ ICE SUNDAY badly m ashed hand w h ich wa cau gh t
m achine, w hich would
rule it finan- purpose is accom plished fo r
w hich
the leKjs ia tjon w hich directly a ffects ° rani e and m em bers o f the C edar j A large delegation o f local grangers in a block while at w ork in the logg
ing cam p. H o returned to his home
granted, I shall
vote tli„
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Mills F arm ers Union outlined a defin-
d a ily and industriously. as well as they w e ie
the district he lepresents.
and their friends attended the G range [W ednesday accom pan ied by his w ife
politically.
prom ptly to restore them to con gress
His w ork In Congress, at this session ■
and t'<,ns>,u r,lv ! program foi ne- ,qunj ay HPrVice held at the C hristian
who has spent the past m onth visiting
A nd how does Mr. H olm an propose and p tay that never again m ay our has
been d irectly
instrum ental in ea8ary eg s a on
urlng the com in g ch u r ch in Forest G rove last Sunday,
to execute this cou p d ’e tat fo r h.s po- tem ple o f liberty be desecrated by the bringinfi m ore fed era , m oney t„ Qre.
C. P Sabin, , « s t i . o f that ch u rch and lieie. T heir soh Jim m ie Isa- rem ained
for a lunger visit w ith his gran dpar
litical a ggran dizem en t?
w orshippers o f the god o f M amm on, i 7nn
than
h»u
a
v
tr
h
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n
<rrunt»<i
in
m
v
!
In
rel>1y
to
num
erous
q
u
estion
s'
a m em ber o f GaleM Grunge, spok e at ents.
gon than has ever been granted in any
, . A J
H
H e proposes to ach ieve it by the Candidate fo r the dem ocratic nom ina- s e s s io n o f C o n e , e s s .
b* ™ m b* r- o f the F arm ers’ the m ornng service. He took as his
session o f Congress.
i Mrs. H . It. Nelson
entertained
Union at Cedar Mills Mr. Johnson re
sim ple trick o f holding on to his píes- tion fo r representative in con gress
In National legislation he has begun
top ic: "T he Fighting F arm er." A fter I the F riendship B ridge oiub at her
plied on the question o f sales tax to
ent o ffic e a.s State Treasurer, and al- j from 1st district
a career w hich, in the opinion o f his I..
u pot luck dinner Mrs. Bauman, lectur { home W ednesday afternoon. Mrs. K.
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tne e ffe ct that he had voted again-,r
low in g tw o elections tto elapse, so that
er o f the Gales Grange, Forest Grove, H. Schoene held high score and Mrs.
colleagues, m arks him as one o f the ]
®
the sales tax on three occasion s dur
the people can not elect their own R E W A R D R H O D E S IN JU R E D
presented a Grange program .
Thu d e ii. B lasser low.
future leaders o f the House.
ing the past sessions o f the legisla
state treasurer to succeed him.
IN A U T O M O B IL E C O LLISIO N
main speakers o f the day were Statu
He is one o f the few new m em bers
Mrs. G uy Carr and tw o daughters
ture, which in his opinion should sat
It O ut-H uey's H uey Long, and if Mr.
Grange Master R ay Gill, J. D. C hit accom pan ied by her sister Mrs. F. S.
w ho has been recognized by his party
isfy
voters
o
f
W
ashington
C
ounty
that
R evard R hodes o f B eaverton, re-
H olm an is successful in carryin g it
wood and W. A. Delzell.
Mr. Gill i Thom pson, o f Portland, went to Se
leaders by appointm ent to o fficia l po-
endeavored to honestly represent
out, we will have at the head o f ou, ceived head lacerations when an auto 8iUon ,n the f|oor org a n ,M tlon of the he ~
gave a very inspk ing talk on c o attle, W ash., Saturday for a w eek ’s
state governm ent, a “ K in g F ish " w ho in which he w as riding and a m achine jqOU8e
ithem .
operation.
visit, also to attend the 87th hirthijay
Mr. Johnson advocates the follow - i
will stand head and shoulders above driven by R obert Ewell, collided In
The musical portion o f the program
C ongressm an M ott had planned to
of
then-
gran dfath er.
ing legislation a ccord in g to his state 1 was furnished by the pianist R ussell anniversary
L ouisian a’s notorious salon.
Portland. R h odes c e r w as knocked
,
return to O regon to cam paign for re-.
,
Mrs.
C
arr's
m
other,
Mrs.
A
nderson o f
T he question Is, will State Treas into the path o f a delivery car. which ele(U on buf due tQ prwsurP o f bli8i.| ,n « " ‘
th* V o‘ e r * Pamphlet.
Beals o f Portland and Gales G range Portland, spent the past tw o weeks In
urer H olm an get aw ay with it?
was badly dam aged. Ewell was a r - 1
i . i rik..ti— o f i—
a.
P ublic s distribution
hydroelectric
quartette.
ness in con gress he is prevented from
Seattle w ith her parents.
en ergy including state con stru ction o f
W ill the people o f the State o f Ore- rested fo r failing to stop at a stop
Those attendrng from Beaverton
carryin g out the plan. H e is a m em
M is. C. J. Blelm an anil children are
pow er lines if federal governm ent were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hansen, Mr.
street, later released on his own rec
gon stand fo r it?
ber o f the com m ittee on public lands
leaving
fo r Mt. H ood today, and will
fails to provide for
ognizance.
R evard is em ployed at
_ distribution.
and Mrs. W ittenberg, Mr. and Mrs. S.
'a n d is forced to remain in W ash in g
return Sunday evening.
B enson Meat M arket.
D
eclarin
g
gasoline
a
public
utility
R
,
^
wrence
Ml8
I>)U,
,a
Carter,
Mrs.
t o n , as the com m ittee Is considering
B A C C A L A U R E A T E S E R V IC E S
The R ebeknh lodge m et for Its regu
and subject to price regulation. Ix.w- , )uffy MiHw GcneviPV(. c«artttl and A
an am endm ent to the Oregon and Call-
lar m eeting Tuesday evening. T he
TO B E H E L D O N M A Y 2(1
15 !*cr te n t Dividend I'aid
er gasoline prices, low er gasoline tax M K ennedy
| fornia land fund act to provide for
| m others were honored and each pre-
and low er license fees fo r private;
M oscow, Idaho. May 3 -«S p e cia l!—
reim bursem ent, through direct annual
B accalaureate services for the B eav
j sented w ith a corsage bouquet.
carriers.
W ord has been received from Boise
payment to the cou nties o f western
erton high sch ool will be held Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Blelm an d rove
"C om bat the gan gster and boot- III DO I I ' l l K O K K T I M I S S I N G
that a 15 per cent dividend will be
Oregon for tax losses incurred through
May 20 at the high school auditoiium .
to
Grand R onde Sunday and visited
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S
IM
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APKLL
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legger by vigorous
enforcem ent o f
paid today to depositors o f the M os
the revesting in the federal govern-
.,
Rev. D lckm an, o f C edar Mills, will
Mr. und Mrs. Manly Underhill.
Oregon liquor con trol act and by,
cow State Bank, wtiich closed Febru
ment.
give the address, assisted by pastors
P olice have been asked to look for
M<'. and Mrs. Jim N orth o f T igard,
low ering liquor prices.
ary 23. 1933, The paym ent will total
o f the Beaverton churches.
"R ed u ction o f school taxes on real R u d o ,Ph K ok lch ’ a^ d I 8’ aon. o f M ‘ k ° visited at the John Sum m ers and Geo.
around $20.000. and is being paid on
M A R T IN F O R G O V E R N O R
G raduation exercises
will be held
K okirh, o f route 2, Beaverton, who I Blasser hom es Sunday.
all ordn ary deposits, as well as on
R A L L Y T O lib. I I I ) p r o p e ,,y by conso|ldation o f districts ha8 been missing
Friday, M iy 25, when fifty-seven will
since April 24
Karl Evans, Miss Lillian Evans and
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and aid from state funds.
public funds. The bank had deposits
lates with wit in an hilarious court
A
ccordin
g
to
the
father,
the boy left R onnie
W h itw orth returned
hom o
Irreal
D
em
ocrats
will
hold
meet-
"P reven t m onoply by opposing any
o f around $250,000 when closed.
o f high school work.
ing at the Beaverton C om m unity f urther extension o f branch banking l,PCaUHe he becam e an gry at goin g to Saturday a fter a three weeks stay at
Building, F ront and Angel Streets, on |n O regon "
school. W hen last men he was w ear Isike Lytle.
Farm ers Is-aguc Meet .May 4
ing white cord u roy trou era and shirt
ltholln C ooley and C. J. C ooley o f
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and a dark zipper coat
He' is light Silverton, were dinner guest« at tho
date fo r C ounty C om m issioner,
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m eeting old be held in Tualatin Park, Tualatin. M artin for govern or
tow n the
. Saturday evening.
May 4 at 8 o ’clock
Speakers from State
Com m ittee i A m eeting will be held In the Hllla- w eighs about 145 pounds.
friends.
Voters pet behind Eastern W ash in g
H arry Gross
Portland
attorney, headquarters will be present to ex- b oro C ham ber o f C om m erce room s
W A. Delzell. candidate
for the ton County man, Q. A. Cobh is the
Mr. T aylor has taken an active and O E Snider, state secretary U Plaln the m any reasons w hy General Monday, May 7, o f all the friends and
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pari in public and fraternal w orks for F L will be the speakers. Adm ission Martin should be the Party nom inee persons Interested in the cam paign D em ocratic nomination o f Congress- man.
Mrs. Belle Neate o f P ortland und
m any years. He has lived in W ash free All farm ers are Invited to attend. ,n the com in g Prim aries.
o f Judge Bagley for nom ination to the man, was a speaker at the G range
The local com m ittee urgently re- State Suprem e Court. Plans will he Sunday ervices held at Forest G rove Dr. and Mrs. R udolph K lein orge o f
ington C ounty fo r fifty years, has
Silverton were dinner guests at the
been toad and con stru ction forem an E X T R A
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quests that all resident
D em ocrat* discussed fo r the procedure for a last Sunday.
hom e o f Mr. >nd Mrs. H ow ard W eed
fo r the past 12 years, is a m em ber o f
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8TU - arrange to be present, with as m any | m inute drive before election.
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i O. A. Cobb, Beaverton, fo r C ircuit M onday evening.
the Masontc. 1. O. O. F . R eb ck a h and
H arold Show erm an o f
B eaverton
Modern W oodm en
lodges
and the i m ounted tn Beautiful Easel Fram e sible. in com plim ent to General Mar-
Mrs. R R . Sum m ers was a lu n ch -' Judge. There is no better man that
fo r only $2 00 (F o r short time on ly) tin and the visiting speakers who will
eon guest at tte home o f Mrs. Olln J
the people can elect. Get solidly be- won first place in the senior division
Orange.
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