J. M. Devers Makes
12 Counties in 2 Weeks
THURSDAY. MAY 17. 1834
BF. A VERTON ENTERPRISE
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REPUBLICANS A DEMOCRATS
LOCAL
WHO FACT u m .i t >
Unique Genera! Gas Station
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Morning Services Multnomah school
Sunday 11 a. m.
Sunday Sch% >1 11 a. m.
Wednesday evening meetings at 8
p. m.
Continued from Page 1
Helen Godfrey will play over KGW
Salem .Ore., May 17—Back from a
Superintendent of Public Instruction
whirlwind tour of western Oregon that Thursday at 5 p. m.
Forrest E. Dur.ton
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
Boyd,
of
the
"Mortals and Immortals” is the sub­
has taken him into 12 counties In the
I. W. Leonhardt
ject of the
Lesson-sermon in all
past two weeks J. M. Devers, candi­ Variety store, have moved to Port­ Commissioner «1 Bureau of Labor
Churches
of
Christ
Scientists, on Sun­
date for the republican nomination land the latter part of last week.
Walfred Shuholin
Harold Alexander returned home
for Congress in the First District, ex­
day,
May
20.
Senator, 11 * li district, Washing'on
The Golden Text is “ As we have
pressed himself as highly gratified Saturday from several week« visit to county, For unexpired term
:
visit
California
cities.
borne
the image of the earthly, we
with his reception and assurance of
Geo. M. Ai ken
Mr and Mrs. John Dobbins left for
shall bear the image of the heavenly"
support at Friday's election.
Representative,
tth
district,
Washdig-
Custer Rose, chairmaipof the Dev- Los Angeles Cal., Thursday night upon ton county, (Vote For Two)
«1 Cor. 15:49.)
Among the citations which comprise
ers-for-Congress committee in a state­ receiving the news of the death of
J.
W.
Raynard
ment today claimed Marion, Clacka­ her brother at that place.
the
Le«son-Sermon was the following
E. L. Ross
W|. C. McKell and Dewey Dror-
mas, Linn, Lane, Douglas and Benton
from the Bible:
"Have we not all
Counity
Commissioner
counties for Devers and word from 1 baugh accompanied by two friends
one father? hath not one God cre­
J.
M
Vanderzanden
Edward W. Miller of Manshfield, for­ ' from Portland spent the week end County Surveyor
ated us? (Mat. 2:10)
mer state senator, is that Devers will fishing on the Deschutes river.
The Lesson-Sermon also includes
H.
R.
Huson
Mrs. Lynn Oeinger and baby boy
carry the Coast counties with the pos­
the following correlative passages
County
Coroner
accompanied by Mrs. Geinger 8r„
sible exception of Clatsop.
from the Christian Science textbook,
R. E. Burns
Delayed in starting his campaign came up from Tillamook Saturday to
"Science and Healih with Key to the
JUDICIARY BALLOT
because of weighty legal problems in spend several days with Mrs. Geiugoi’s Judge of the Supreme Court. Position
Scriptures,” by Mary Baker Eddy
the state highway department de­ father C. F. Johnson.
"Immortal man was and is God's im
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylor and fam­ No. t
manding his personal attention, Dev­
I age or idea even the infinite expres­
George
R.
Bagley
ers did not get away from his desk ily drove over to the coast Monday
sion of infinite Mind, and immortal
John L. Rand
until May 1 and has been compelled to for several days stay.
man is coexistent and coeternal with
Judge
of
Circuit
Court
19tli
Judicial
Mis« Grace Johnson entered the
crowd his entire campaign into a little
I that Mind . . The spiritual man's
District
| State Normal School at Monmouth
more than two weeks time.
consciousness and individuality are
H. T. Botts
Devers is basing his appeal for j Monday.
reflections of God.
They are the
Mark
B.
Bump
Mr. and M<ns. John Clearwater of
support in the primaries on a plat­
emanations of Him who is Life, Truth,
G.
A.
Cobb
form which Includes government de­ Vancouver, Wash., are domiciled at
and Love. Immortal man is not and
Thomas H. Goyne
velopment, control or ownership of the Cash Johnson residence with their ,
never was material, but always spir­
Tioyal
M.
Graham
hydro-electric power; more generous l acing dogs.
itual and eternal" (p 336)
R.
Frank
Peters
Mrs. Rhoda Shellenberger is home
federal support for river and flood
SPECIAL ELECTION MEASURES
control, harbor und port development, for her summer vacation, school
County Indebtedness and Funding,
and irrigation, drainage and reclama­ closed at Irrigon where she has been Bond Constitutional Amendment.
ELECT
tion districts; just and fair compen­ teaching fur the past year.
Criminal trial without jury and non-
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Marlin were
sation for war veterans and their de­
unanimous
veidlct,
constitutional
pendents; protection of Oregon's lum­ ' fishing on the Deschutes river from amendments.
Friday
to
Sunday,
bringing
home
a
ber industry., and recognition by the
Authorizing a state tuberculosis
federal government of its financial fine catch of trout.
hospital in Multnomah county.
Mother
Day
guests
of
Mr.
and
obligations to counties in which are
Authorizing a state insane hospital Largest Plane now
Eight Stars in
Mrs. J. S. Felsher were Mrs. Felsher's
located large bodies of public lands.
in
Multnomah
county.
j mother Mrs. Emma Johnson, her sis­
“ Fill Up” Station
‘State Fair’
School relief sales tax bill.
ter and husband Mr. and Mrs. Jack
; Knight and Mrs. Breuner all of Port- j
Eight stars, each playing the type
H A Z E L DALE NEW S
According to C. J. Barnes, local of role in which he or she has won
land. Sunday afternoon Mrs. Felsh- j
Seven tables of 500 were In play at er'8 brother and sister in law Mr. Peach Growers of County
General Petroleum official, the plane the greatest
success, bring Phil
the Community club card party last and Mrs. E. Johnson of Portland also to Meet Saturday Afternoon shown in the picture is the largest Stong’s popular novel "State Fair” to j
Friday night. High honors went to visited the Felsher home.
land transport plane ever flown in the the screen at the Ritz Theatre next
United States and it now serve« as a
Mrs. George Altisian and Max Berger.
A marriage license hag been issued j
Janet Gaynor, |
Peach
growers of Washington Mobilgas station in Hollywood, Cal., Sun-Mon-Tuesday:
The committee in charge of arrange-' to William L. Thacker and Miss Mu-
Will Rogers, Lew Ayers, Sally Eilers
County
will
meet
at
Cornelius
Satur­
merits were
Mesdames E.
Taylor, rlal R. Floura both of Scholls Ferry
attracting thousands of curious sight­ Norman Foster, Louise Dresser, Frank
day afternoon. May 19. at 2 p. m. seers.
Copley, and Jelderks.
A program road.
Craven and Victor Jory are the stars
The purpose of this meeting is to dis­
will be presented Thursday, May 24,
Before coming to rest as a retail out­ of the Fox production.
Father Heesucker officiated at the
with Mesdames Jones, Kinchelow and wedding of Miss Madeline Dierick cuss 1934 market conditions and crop let for General Mobilgas in the Mo­
The action locales are Rogers farm
Growers that come are vie city, the 11 Mi ton, four motored
Webber in charge. The meeting date and Richard Dohert which took place prospects.
home and the grounds of a big state
being
asked
to
be
prepared
to
estim­
was changed to Thursday to enable recently at the St. Francis church at
! Fokker F-32 had only 2,500 miles of fair.
ate their tonnage. This meeting is flying to its credit.
people to attend graduation exercises Roy.
A large beautiful new screen has
being called by representative local
at Beaverton on the Friday night.
The F-32 had a wing span of 100 been installed at the Ritz Theatre
Mrs. Ned Byfield underwent an op­
The cast f<* the "Man from No­ eration for appendicitis Wednesday growers selected at the meeting of feet and, could carry 8,700 pounds of from New York. It is "easy on the
growers held late in March at Corne- l mail and passengers, and could climb
where" a three-act comedy includes evening at a Portland hospital.
eyes” and the pictu-.es are as clear as
Mesdames Flavelle Jelderks, John j Mrs. H. O. Stipe has been confined liuss, says W. F. Cyrus, county agent. : at tiie rate of 1,200 feet a minute. It in any show house in Portland.
Copley, Esther Heil, Edith Taylor and 1 to her home for the past week witli
'cost $110,000 to build, making the Gen-
Miss Donna Broad, Messrs Charles an attack of grippe.
j eral Mobilgas filling station of A. E.
CONGRESSMAN MOTT HOLDS
Republican Primaries May 18
Bchaper, John Copley, Clifford Altl-
MANY COMMITTEE POSITIONS Spencer of Hollywood, probably the
Marjorie Jones and Georgiabelle
sian, Arthur Syverson and Skiles [ Kambcrger returned to their homes
most expensive filling station in the
"Father of the $5 auto license.
John Copley is director of the play. I the latter part of last week a fter; Congressman Mott, candidate for re- North American continent. Cars can
"Father of the lowe>r gasoline price
election,
ffom
this
district,
is
a
mem­
Doris Syverson is staying in Port­ spending several weeks at Lake
drive right under the wings to the
bill
in last session. If elected he will
ber of a number of committees.
land with her sister, Mrs. Herbert j Lytle.
Mobilga« pumps.
Typifying speed
bring it into reality.”
Mr.
Mott
is
a
member
of
the
stand­
Barnes.
and power, it make« an appropriate
Mrs. J. C. Huntley, Tacoma, Wash.,
Eight years joint senator repre-
Sophie und Alma Doern of Portland, came down for the Mother's Day en­ ing committee on Public I^ands, and and attractive station.
i senting Clackamas, Columbia and
Territories,
and
also
of
the
Committee
spent Sunday with their parents, Mr tertainment Wednesday
evening at
| Multnomah Counties. He invites your
on Committees The latter, consist­
and Mrs.
Willium Doern.
Marie I at the Order of Eastern Star.
support on his tecord investigate it
ing of twenty-twp members, is the Walford Shuholm asks
Doern and
Blanche Weiburg have
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Benson are the
before you vote.
committee
which
makes
all
assign­
both secured employment for the proud parent« of a baby daughter
Eelection
to
State
Job
“ A Governor for ALL The lYople”
ments of Republican members to
summer In Portland.
born ftt the hospital in Portland last
Paid Adv
the
standing
Committees
of
the
House.
Francis Setnlker of Portland, spent week.
The Committe on Public Lands and
Walford Shuholm has announced
Sunday with he*' parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R.
M. Miller
entertained
Roads are of particular importance to himself for state labor commissioner.
Mrs. F. Setniker.
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twelve ladies at a luncheon and bridge the First District of Oregon, the Public
A resident of Portland 33 years, ac­
Mrs. Courtney Syverson and her son party at her home on Lombard street!
Lands Committee having jurisdiction tively identified with the building in­
Bobbie spent Tuesday night and Wed­ last Thursday,
of the public domain of the United dustry 31 years, he is now serving his
nesday with Mrs. Geoige Thompson
W. E. McCloskey has rented 5 acres States, Including all of the revested
fifth term as business representative
In Hillsboro.
west of the airport to F. R. Noel of O Sr C grant lands in Oregon and the
of the United Association of Journey­
Mrs. Frank Salee hus been spending the Standard Oil Co., and the Pegg
several weeks with her daughter Mrs house on eighth street to G. G. Bellel. Roads Committee having jurisdiction men Plumbers and Steamfitters L.
of the Governments road building pol­ U. 51.
Bob Mercer at Orenco.
N. J. Skee is running for Justice
During his incumbency he has been
Mrs. C. P. Syverson, her brother ; of the Peace of Beaverton district, icy, including Federal aid to States
a member of the conference board of
Beecher Jones and Mr. and Mrs. How which includes Beuverton, Aloha. for road construction.
Associated General Contractors and
aril Fuller of Witch Hazel and Mrs ' West Slope, Cedar Mills und Kinton
G. A. COBB
Hank Pays Dividend
the Portland Buildings Trades coun­
Barnes of Beaverton, spent Sunday of precincts.
Candidate for
Spokane Savings Bank, which failed cil of the A. F. of L. and also a mem­
last week with Mrs. Syverson’s sister,
He plans to establish a small claims June 1«, 1932. has filed a mortgage in
ber of the state building code commit­
M is. E. Chipman, at Clackamas Mr. court if elected and promises an Im- t
CIRCUIT JUDGE
Jones left Sunday for his home in Sac­ partial, fair minded enforcement of the Federal Court for $6,500,000 in fa­ tee in the sanitary division.
of
vor of the RFC. The bank is borrow­
Shuholm has been indorsed by the
ramento, California.
law.
ing a large sum from the government Building Trades council and affiliated
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Miller and Jean |
Washington and Tillamook Counties
agency with which to pay its deposi­ unions for the commissionership.
Miller were dinner guests of Mr. and AI.OIIA COUPLE CELEBRATE
An Eastern Washington County Man
tors a dividend.
“ Tf nominated and elected I will ex­
Mrs. J. B. Thornton in Portland Sun
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Capable Impartial
ert
my
best
efforts
for
the
workers
of
day. Mrs. A. L. Danford, mother of j
Paid Adv.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
the state and will discharge the du­
Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Danford, was a
Mr and Mrs. U. F. Ditenian of neai
Charles
F.
Clarke,
Pastor
ties
without
fear
or
favor
in
conform­
Aloha, celebrated their golden wedd­
guest.
V .V .V .V .V .V .V .V .V .V .V .V .V .
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Roberts and fam ing anniversary Monday. They were , Mr. Clarke will exchange pulpits ity with the jainctples of the demo- J
lly of Portland visited Mr. and Mrs married In Houlton, Maine, on May | with Rev. Louis C. White, of Portland cratic party, and in addition I will ad­ PUBLIC SANITARY SERVICE, Inc.
at the 11 o'cock service. Mr. White is vocate and urge legislation that will
Max Berger on Sunday evening.
14, 1884.
Hauling of all Kinds of
Graduation exercises for Hazeldnle-
Open house wus held Sunday even­ one of the outstanding younger min enable the commissioner to more ef­
GARBAGE AND RUBBISH
Rosedale schools will be held tonight ing at the home of their daughter tsters of the stute and every one will fectively enforce the labor laws and
In Beaverton Wed. and Saturdays
Thursday, at Hosedale school at 8:15 Mrs. Warren Erwin in Portland and be helped by his message on the topic regulations of the state." he said
Leave
orders at Recorders office
The
Shuholm lives with his family at
o'clock.
R. J. Peters will deliver the more than 100 friends and relatives "The Inheritance of the Meek
or
call
GA. 1243 or GA. 7085
address A. Jr Vunae will Resent called, including Mayor Carson, ex- Bible School will meet ut 9 45. On 12524 Foster rd. his home for 19 years. !
Paid Adv,
account
of
the
Bucculauieate
sermon
the diplomas. There will be musical United States R. N. Stanfield, Dr.
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numbers as well.
Ralph M Erwin, Mr. and Mrs. Law- at the High School there will be no
rence Teeple und other prominent evening meetings.
RITZ TH EA TRE
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persons from throughout Portland
F r l. - S a t . , M a y IJ -1 9
ST. CECELIA CHURCH
and Oregon.
Sunday services:
Masses 8 and
Mr. and Mrs. Diteman have lived in
“ Crossfire
the west for 45 yeurs.
Mr Diteman 10:40 a. m.
Featuring Tom Keene, and Betty -
fur
Sunday catechism 9to 10 a. nt.
being a well known stockman In the
Furness. Western action galore with)]
Suturday confessions 3:30 to 5; 7 30
northwest until his retirement In 1930
STATE LABOR
Present Chief Justice
News and 2-reel Comedy
It wa8 U. F. Diteman, Jr., who at­ to 9 p. m.
COMMISSIONER
Oregon Supreme Court
tempted to fly the Atlantic Ocean
!
The office of Labor Commissioner from Harbor Glace in 1929 He was
N. J. Skee out for Justice of Peace.
Sun.-Mon.-Tu«»., May 20-21-22
?
took on a new significance to the wo lost during the flight and never heard
Candidate for Re-election
men of the state, when, under the from after the takeoff
?
“ STATE FAIR”
Position No. 4
plea of economy, the legislature abol­
WANTED REAL ESTATE
th Will Rogers, Jaml Gaynor. Lew
ished the Child I*abor Commission and
We Will Sell Your Property Many
Non-Partisan
Primary Election
Clll'KCH OF THE NA/.AHENE
res and Sally Ellers, if you have
Judiciary Ballot
the Industrial Welfare Commission
people in the city wish to buy or
May 18
Rev Willard P. Andersen. I*astor
walk five miles, see this, with new*
trade for small suburban tracts.
and established in their place the
Paid Adv.
Sunday School 9 45 a m.; Morning
cartoon "Three Bears" Ad 10 & 15e
List your property with the most
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State Welfare Commission with the worship 11 a. m N. Y P. S devotion
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Labor Commissioner as secretary o f ! al service 7 p. m. The Sunday even
active office in City, BE 6211. 616
I
the commission.
Stark Street
ing service is dismtsscl for the Bacca
KEASEY HURLEY A READY
No appropriation was made for laureate service at the high school
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these activities, and the undersigned
40 Years Portland Real Estate
feel that the present incumbent, Mr.
DEMOCRATS ATTENTION ! !
I, Harvey H. Tatro will not be res­
C. H. «Bain, has done everything in 1
ponsible
for
any
debts
contracted
by
his power to protect the interest of
the Salvation of our State and the Honor of the Democratic Party in Oregon
my wife Dorothy, from this date For
women and minors.
We know his
forth. Dated May 15. 1934
VOTE
record, what he has done and what he
HARVEY H TATRO
will continue to do, and for that rea
aon we urge upon all the voting wo­
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men in Oregon to support C. H. Oram
“ For Roosevelt and
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,
for Labor Commissioner at the pri­
GREYIIOI M> COFFEE SHOP
YOU CAN AFFCM0
the New Deal. State
maries on May 18th.
Feature* 1.V Dinner*
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(Signed by)
and National"
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GOVERNOR
Î WALFORD
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