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LARGEST VOL. 9, NO. 28 C IR C U LA T IO N IN EASTERN BEAVERTON. OREGON. —r* HEADS NEW BO ARD COUNTY FRIDAY. SK1TEMBF.R (». 19J: Beaverton Schools m : S ts W A SH IN G T O N Army Tank Mothers Brood of Bayonets to Open For Fall PUBLISHED W EEKLY Numerous Local Residents Visit Term on Monday the State Fair Bus Added to Care for Increased At tendane.-— Few Changes in Teaching Stuft Vacation Days Close with Labor Day Many Fumili«.* Return frln it lleaeins The Untaxed Taxed Beaverton grade and high school will open the fall term Monday, Sep Virgil Fuller visited recently with tem ber 9th with registration at 11 a. his sister Mm. W ill Shelton at Yamhill m. Professor I. R. Metzler is in ills Mr. Rose has had a stone wall con office each day from 8:30 to 12 o'clock structed in front of his property on Babson Park, Mass., Sept. 6—The to meet high school students and as the Bertha-Beaverton highway. passage of the National Security Act sist them in arranging their course Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dayton have is the most revolutionary step which ^of study. moved to Portland. this Adminstration has taken. Besides Transportation for grade school pu it, legislation such as the Guffey Coal Mr. and Mrs. Pat Byfield spent 1 pils will remain the same as last year, Act, the Public Utilities Act, and the Monday playing golf on the Ml. Hood while another bus has been purchased Golf course. Banking Act of 1935 is picayune. I | for use of additional attendance in the feel, however, that those who have RBMK a xg .tyy k r iSf iiMT1 1 » Hü» / jet tatara ♦ rii— to m i Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Davis o f Los j high school. pinned their faith on it may be greatly Angeles visited Mr. and Mrs. Jay Gib- The teaching staff of the grade disappointed. Its immediate result Dashing out from the protective but speedy hulk of tills modern tank, son Monday enroute home from a trip school remains the same as last year will be to encourage the sale of labor- soldiers of the Sixteenth Infantry, from Governor’s island, are pinioning their through eastern Canada. While in 'with the exceltion o f Miss Hulett. saving machinery, to increase the Invisible enemies to the ground with bayonets dttriti". the tank drill at the that country they visited the Dionne who will replace Mrs. Lowell. Other President Roosevelt appointed as number of permanently unemployed, Miss Merle Davies. Camp Pine maneuvers at New York. These soldiers w e e the winner-, of the drill, quintuplets and report them bcauti- to retard wage increases, and to boost i chairman of the social security board teachers are. ■___________________________________________________________________ ful babies full of life. There are : principal; Mr. Bullis, Miss Schrader, the cost o f production and the price John G. Winant, former Iteptibllcnn approximately 1000 visitors daily with Mr. Phelps, Miss Lite. Miss Worth, of goods. governor of New Hampshire. He Is to ... ... , .... 3 Counties Favor between 3000 and 4000 on Sunday. Champion Barney Ross I serve six years an,I ids nuptial salary M1“ " a* ner and ,Miss Hals en. T H R E E TH IN G S TO L E A R N Mr and Mrs. F. H. Schoene drove 1 J Three new teachers in the high Wilso n River Road Training at Polsky The really unfortunate point about w||| $io,(HK). to Corvallis last Thursday where they ¡school will include Miss Mary W or the drive for old-age pensions and the _______________ rell, home economies; Miss Eloise Place near Beaverton I?11 a m°8t Jntererting ° ^ inkr at the unemployment insurance is that so Hanson chicken ranch. Mr. Schoene Whitlock in the commercial depart-; .Multnomah, Washington und Tillii- many voters believe that Utopia can S t , M a r y S Ol the Valley showed his moving pictures of Mexico ment and Miss Edna Breeding, librar-, ■ nook for Short Cut to St-u be brought about by legislation. These i In a setting fit for a king und that at the Rotary club meeting there. short-sighted voters and their Con Academy Resumes Classes ¡“ is what Barney Ross is the welter Mr. und Mrs. Hugh Lewis and Mr. gressmen forget that federal revenues Over half million people residing in weign champ,on of the world is tr *n and Mrs. Sanford Rodgers, visited Ru- Metzler, principal; E. G. Webb, public are collected from the people and not the Multnomah, Washington, and the nUds „ his training grind for hb hts by Rebekah lodge at Scholls Wednes- Registration day for the fall term ¡«peaking and commercial geography; the from the United States Mint. So at tns duy August 28 , will be held at St. Mary’s of the Val-jMrs. Gertrude Robertson, science; Miss Tillamook area favor a Short Cut to ^nday night date with Baby Joe Cans this time, when millions of boys and , colored Los Angeles star, at Multno and the Sea via Portland, Beaverton, Hu- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Burch (Gladys girls are returning to schools and ley Academy, located one mile west of Marie Ann Schaefer, English mah civic stadium. Beaverton, on September 9. Classes Latin. Miss Geraldine Sanford, Eng- her, Aloha, Reedville, Hillsboro, Cor- McLeod) o f Hillsboro, were Wednes colleges, I want to make a personal Under the rays o f a blazing sun thei UrireT theT necessity of wil1 °P en Tuesday. September 10. H«h, Miss Georgia Snyder. Eng'.ish nelius Forest Grove, Gales City, Glen- famous Ciiieago Hebrew made his day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. suggestion. _ ge grounding - - three ■- st Mary’s of the Valley offers four a n d G le e club, Miss Amarette wood down the Wilson river, Tilla- first Portland appearance at Phil' Essex Marsh. getting a thorough in subiects_history years of high school work, as well as Barnes science and journalism. Miss mook and the sea. Oh boy! this is the i Polsky s Walker Road estate near Among those from here spending vitaily important J the elementary grades The academ- Mary Martha Sweeney .history and route the people want! All the above Beaverton. Laboi Da) it Roamsra Rest were government and economics. government, ana econon i s. deDartment offer c o lle e n nreoara English, Lynn Hughes, social science, town boosters und newspapers arc The champion has a truly cham- Mr. and Mrs. VV. H. Boswell and fam- One of the outstanding troubles with Edward Warren mathematics and pulling for the Wilson River route, pionshlp training site. Barney calls Mrs. Loretta Welsh and daughter the —__ j — -o--------- . w the nation today is ignoiance, amo ^ . , , t L ’«chnni i bo-v's atnletics and Edwin Burmwalt, Boost hard fellows! The Highway H igi ,-ay it the best he lias ever experienced. Lois, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goyt and business men and investors, of those courses in art and music. Th® 8ch° o1 industrial art and mathematics the Commission is taking notice of r,al a‘ l ana “ latnemaucs. Ross ha. Ih^ full run of the pala- s(,n- Mr. and Mrs. Essex Mursh and three subjects. The great campaigns is standardized and accredited by the i Wilson River load! tial 27-acre estate. The main house Francis Livermore and daughter Lois, fo r radical and costly reforms con- state , These hot days Washington county overlooks his outdoor training quur- Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Schoene and Mr. vince me o f this. Tnia Congress; The sports engaged in are princip- M r s . K J e t z e r g i v e s T a l k folks would like to visit the land of ters. Newspapermen can relax on an<* Mrs. Walter Scott drove to Hllls- probably passed more extravagant, ally basketball, tennis, and indoor! "cheese trees' ard ocean breeze” The the veranda, gaze out over the beau- boro Thursday evening and were on Miami Convention wasteful, and unsound, destructive baseball. There are facilities for dairymen of Tillamook will come over . _. ,__ . watch the guests of the Rotary club. Mr. legislation than any other in the his- i these sports in the spacious gymna- Before County Council ,nd Washington county hay and champion ■ ;n in ¡n action nP below. be,ow. Schoene showed moving pictures of tory of the nation. The Social Se- sium and the double tennis courts ad-1 we all trade in Portland ” Therefore ”---- *— The outdoor ring is erected on one Mexico, taken this summer while he curity Act alone calls for annual tax- - Joining it as well as the extensive ! the Wilson River Road will enable quarter of . huge green plot, big und Mrs. Schoene attended the Ro- es of -------- around $2,500,000,000 within six grounds which surround the main I --- ,.... ... ........ — ~ ;--- - ------, The next generation should learn three of Or egons richest counties to enoUKh f(„. a football game The tary convention ut Mexico City. or seven years which will nearly building. All students have opportuni-1 to challenge propaganda,” g aid Mrs. transact busine \ e secont '« iar(ie tiled swimming pool Is near by. Mr. Brant spent the Libor Day holi- double our present tax bill. Yet vo- ties for participation in these ac- Wm. Kletzer, President of the Oregon (notion! Only h stone’s throw away a private days at Rockuway lers unwittingly favor the extravagant tivities. Added interest is given by Congress o f Parents and Teachers, E A R L E FISH E R trout pool trickles and babbles. Mr. and Mrs. Harris Hanson and measures and will vote for Congress- | inter-school contests. i in her talk to- leaders from Washing- In the main house Barney ha„ lux- Miss Frances Hanson visited the Statu men who support them because they The methods of teaching in the ton County communities meeting at urious quarters. When not at the Fair Monday . think that "B ig Business” and the school are modern and specialized, a school o f instruction at Aloha W e W a n t the Wilson grind he can lounge around at ease Mrs. Johnson, who has spent thu “ rich” will pay all the bills. A student is given individual attention 1 Grange Hall Tuesday, August 27. Mrs. | River Road There are pipe organs and other fea summer with her daughter, Mrs. L .L| IN V IS IB L E BUT IN E SC A PA B LE to insure her keeping up with her Kletzer outlined the policies of the tures of entertainment. Meyers, has returned to her ranch at classes. All study is under super- National Congress of Parents and TA X E S Teachers which were formulated at I have here on my desk the income j ' d a i o n . Residents of northern Washington ~ as r ‘ ' ‘.VuTand Mrs. E. R. Sheets spent the the national convention in Miama, and expense statement of the federal j ----------------------- md Columbia county have | S i s t e r s O l M . M » r y $ O f t h e hollday8 at with her sister. where she was a delegate from Ore- 1 J :,' u‘uy _ . . ___ ____ , _ ____ ,___ . . Tium.uu,i u movement to put TOO nunc government for the fiscal year which fo o t b a l l Season Starts Valley Extend 1 hanks Mrs. It. Meisegeier. They also visi- gon and a member of the executive ended June 30. Receipts from items men to work on the short road to the J t m i „ o n .i LJ„ „ „ board Mrs. Kletzer said our schools sea ana !c obtain about $750,000 more Th^ Sisters of St. Mary wish t o ,ted Cannon Beach such as cigarettes, gasoline, electri- ; S e p t e m b e r Z U tn H e r e should teach our youth to think for i tiii ,iuis joi tne oroiect Citv their many kind friends for Mr. and Mis. W H. Graner Uiove to city, and the like amounted to $1,657,- j ____________________ __ project, __ . thank in leuciu. tunas lot tne project, Lit> _ * . * hell. Sheridan to visit their son Jack, who ---------- j themselves. Engineer i.pperson said recently attei Hielr generous contributions, 000,000. For the sake of illustration spending the the summer summer with with “ There are organizations been spending the a toaUietux with Washington countv loyal support, their untiring efforts. has been let us take a man earning $50 a week The Beaverton high school football benefit at HUteboro the.r zeal and enthusiasm which made l' » «randparents. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. many trade and labor conuniasione rs and see what taxes the "untaxed’ 1 3 a l T in i.lU U IU . . . b’ n r f t o t n 1<I m i - n«> ir th m r n H a tw liiil Foreste. Libor Day they attended Appeison said as a icsult he is ex- L ibor Day Bazaar a very success State Fair Bubson Says: “ Don’t Kid Yourself ' Everybody Pays \ ser-"* S / mean I i , would amount to $30 at the end of tho vonr Tn tn his his lirpnsp. the year. In ndditinn addition to license and registration fees of $5 he pays a federal sales tax of $15 to $20 on his new car and then he receives a local excise of $10 to 20 annually. The average United States electri-1 city users knows that his annual bill runs around $35 but he probably does Nov." 15,'Amity here'and Nov? 22_ M o C o ic r e s i'^ ^ M n t s ^ a n d ^ e a ^ h iM 1*?] ... here u Jiu,i6ss ¡of rnients anti Teachers is Minnville in faxor of so taxing large corpora- itlons that their profits are returned jto every community where they se.i 2 Pair Scales the'«’ goods. ! i ° * P ™ *! ‘ !* ' good one. The The most tragic thing of the de- H ^ n S k ed oni and P'heSSi° " id d rif,'ng youth, with ho , a , He picxea a big one ana where to go and nothing to do. The not know that o n ls e ^ n t h o r ^ S of £ efhe C.erk ’' t ^ t i , our this represents taxes Likew ise the sald -lne c.le^K’, ouying and gas and telephone bills of an average “ g scales*” one’^ >ur 8tl'- our n to to help Washington and Tillamook counties get the road work don without the new request, has grown ( 0 an investment by the federal gov- ernment of about $3,000,000 througli employment of 4000 men for a yeui. Appcr.son explained. Jn the neighborhood of Glenwood work would be done on the Wilson May God bless and reward each und Bc-aveiton Rebekuh club will meet every one. Friday, Sept. 6, at the hall with a potluek luncheon. All members are t -- i i i r» . requested to be present. Mrw. Nettle 1 Igard L o d ge Presents McElroy .Mrs. Elizabeth Myers, and Rebckahs with Link ^ rs- Hazel Btiller will be hostess. Beaverton Rt bekali lodge 248 met ' ld r bib will meet tn regular session 'Tuesday at their Wednesday, Sept. 11 with Mrs. San Potluek hull. Tigard lodge 220 weie their ford Rodgers at Aloha. lunch at noon. guests and presented the traveling link Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lewis drove l > Beaverton. Mrs. Corui Biederman around Mt. Hood loop L ibor Day. Noble Grand and Mali of 11 officers Herbert Waite returned from St. making tne piesentation by verses. Vincents hospital where he has been the «*» transporU tion Catherine De-ssii.,,.-,-, Noble Grand conflnp{J community is our Home, o f men to that point and return dally thanked them very graciously, Tigard R r , , he ^ wpek(j k hnq' )llqt r„ tllrno,. v;irati.ln In San Francisco, ^ > "ut,h ln. w‘‘rt a” ked <>f H C ozier, general «ave two numbers on the program. consumer include taxes totalling at in8 8calei>__________________ community blocksi thei efforts of the passenger agent <A the Spokane. Port- A piano solo by Kern Haines, Mng Sund n) ht Mrq p L Howard home. Our youths should be given land & Seattle railway. least $15 I ei year, . In 1933 the pro- rn ‘ " I 1— . It » was un- Hilma G.iarde sang two songs, accom a-> • ............. from a ..... .. some chance at entertainment besides dertaken because the state had no panied by her sister, Mrs. Erickson, visit at Wi-ne-ma beach. Grey Oats 50 Bushel cessing tax was added. This took an commercial dances and movies, such available place for the men to work Brother Denholm preached a sermon, iu additional $521,000,000 out of consum Tuesday Mrs. F. L . Howard was a David Merlo of Santa Rosa, was as community drama, library books on the W olf Creek route using as his text "Old Mother Hub- iunc.h»on i n i e s t ' U r i it h r>„„i, i„ ers’ pockets last year. The tax __ ________ a delegation from North Plains, in bard ’. Sister Naegli o f Columbia. p ort;and . . . amounted to 3Vi cents on _____ each shirt. over last of the week. His White Hoi- and athletics. 8"cents' on each "sheet, ^ cent on each ' land Wheat yielded 46 bushels per acre The N. C. P. T. A. expresses itself northern Washington county, asked No. 3 sang two numbers accompanied Ray Meyers o f Benverton met ponud of sugar and 3 cents on each and ^rey oats went 50 bushels. This as against the [resent types of cigar- for improvement of the W olf Creek by Mrs. Hugh Lewis. There were 13 Wayne S i bln in the men's singles of pounds of sugar and 3 cents on each is considered good for a dry season, ettes and liquor advertising, and the route at the Portland end, Apperson visitors from Tigard, 3 from Colum- pounds of sugar the western Oregon tennis tournament block booking of movies. It favors reported. This would give this sec- bla. Refreshments of coffee, it« being played in DoTtland this week. this source average $4.50 per capita a national unifoim driving law. In tion and Columbia county an outlet, cream, cookies end punch was served each year, or $18 per family head. Economy Good Music! Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mason and lease of war, the P. ' i . A. is in favor The work would be done from the in tho dining room. And remember everybody must be Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Olds attended Many citizens of Washington coun- of drafting capital, labor and food Multnomah county line two or threi clothed, fed, and sheltered so nobody the county fair at Hillsboro Friday The miles west. Theie would be little cost was in the tax-exempt class as far as ty for a long time have read about rather than just our boys. evening. Charles Spies Calls and heard “economy slogans" of can- world war made a millionaire for of materials, since most of the work this excise was concerned . Mr. nnd Mrs R. M. Miller and son Charles Spies, former resident of didates for political office, it s o u n d - nearly every boy that was killed. would be grading and grubbing, TW O -TH IRD S R E N T ; ONE Jack returned home Saturday fol- during the Committee chairmen irom the Ore- Apperson favors the project, but. 0,111 d pork »"D o n nor h of Elmoni- |owj p (en d trt t *, ro.lgt reSort ed good to the taxpayers T H fR D TA X E S per believes gon Congress gave instructions as to right of way will he needed. The c,‘ was in town Vvednesday greeting J,rjv * "J '.l8 Crescent Cit’ The above does not include taxes1 campaign. Thisnewspape City thp,r rp, urn v| sitpd thl which real estate owners pay and pass economy is good music c _ for the program building and other matters North Plains delegation told him, he ir,<“nd" 1 1,1 lJ/i SPle? “ ld Johnson and u' visited the Let us’ say' that'our pocket book all the time So do the in the conducting of local associations, „aid, It believed this could he obtained ,iu ,,, i" 1 *>ut many thousand yards c lvpv| '.ind H , j of rlavs on along as rent. average citizen Is i* living living in in a $5 000 $5,000 taxpayers of Aloha-Huber ana and Beav- Beav- m The Aloha orange Grange mares ladies servea served readily and men men put put ........ to work. cruahetl rock at the old quarry North Rogue Rotrnp rlvpr p y e aiona ...... river. house on which the tax is around $150 ert°n. Let the Band play on! lunch in their cool dining room, and A pp< >rson said counties interested ea‘s* town Mr. and Mrs. George Hancock of a year based on a $30 per thousand -------------------- - after 8° me amusing mixing games and arc expected to contribute the cost of c ,, Forest Grove, visited at the home of tax rate. His rent is $45 per month. W ELSH EISE N BIE S music, the delegates grouped them- materials and truck hire on the Wll- r ormer Keedville Ma n Here Mr. and Mrs. Sam Olds Friday and The landlord should impress upon the' _» n a uo i a c Q„a Helve" lr>fori" ally and listened with son River route. Washington and First o f the v.<ik Adialn Dant, for- Mias Tlllle Cornelius nnd Mrs. Maude tenant that he is charging only $30 for „ P r 8 * f Vlnh Pf lfer. at! C1,t‘?n th,rouff,?0Vt the 8eu8- Tillamook have agreed to do so. he mei resident of Reedville, was in town Blower o f Portland called on Mrs. his lent and that the other $15 feme- M lj® Lillian F. Eisenbies, of Aloha, sion to the discussions helpful In the said. greeting old time friends. Olds Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Mr. Dant w.i : u in iiliant debater dur- Pendra of Portland, were guests of sents real estate and other taxes. ™arrled ^ Ilg t^ h r is G ^ ^ h u r e h UnU T ° fk ' T !K“ rd and 8hu.t.e the. ,w.° Multnomah county has not yet re- ADDING TH E ABOVE ITEMS. ^ ° r^'anc* at First Cntistian church newest associations, won the attend- ported its action, the engineer ex Ing tlie gay ninety’s when the late the Olds home Sunday, a t I n o na Kir W Att \A7 liar era e (1 _— ■ Mrs. plained. Federal funds will he asked Harry Coleman handled the destinies Mr and Mrs. Pat Bnrrd and son W H IC H JUST BEGIN T H E LIST OF n pr ® rcn '. ^ a* hpr ance prizes through state and other agencies when of Reedville school and L R. Traves, Pat, Jr., are up from California vlslt- IN V IS IB L E TAXES. W E SEE T H A T only f Pi j „ %„,her* TH E A V E R A G E MAN WHO PA Y S only at,endant Dr J R Talbert tho project ys worked out. noted edu< itor w as principal of the ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wal- Killing Johnson Grass was best man. . . . . Over 500,000 people want the Wil r, erton chools During II '■ ud la a sister NO R E A L E STA TE OR INCOME They left immediately for the south Johnson grass i* a troublesome weed ^ R lvpr R 0ad The county official citing Um, , .....be, o f Joint de of Mr Cavines. TA X E S R E A L L Y PA Y S A T LEAST for a two weeks honeymoon. common in Southern states and the o f Washington, and Tillamook are to pates were held between Reedville and Miss Katherine Desslnger Is now | P E R Y E A R OR SIX W E EK S Miss Eisenbies wore a traveling far West It spreads both by seeds, b* h,Khly^^rommended"for their enthu- Beavert on S A L A R Y IN , IN V IS IB L E TAXES employed at the 1st National Rank at AND IT IS TH IS IN V IS IB L E TA X 8ultJ° i 8ray and carried a corsage of scattered in many ways, and by vigor- Biaf>fio 8Upport o f the w n , on River Forest Grove. gardenias. ous root stocks, small pieces of root route Mrs M H. Metcalf and two sons W HICH rs NOW R A P ID L Y Swiping Melons Mrs. Berggren’s corsage was of left in ground will grow again. _________________ CREASING. have been enjoying a vacation at Talisman roses and sweet peas. She Three aims to eradicate Johnson During the past week some fellows geasjde A m o n g the Sick Twent>-fi\e per cent o f the ,n,al was dresaed in green with black hat gras8 aie. 1. To destroy roots. 2 have b< en swiping melons at Cassius vr . . ivernment for • . ________ ,_" , . . __ revenue of the federal govi and accessories of black. to kill new seedlings 3. to prevent Mrs. George Newman is recovering Johnson place on the East Side des- OIa(o m . h p »/ ' p rnn '.Y the past year came from income taxes Dr. and Mrs. Welsh will be at home ripening o f seed, from a week's Illness at he, home on troylng many melon- by smashing M|w Weatherall of Baker Is with her' I f vou are lucky enough not to have in Beaverton lite r Seftember 16. Johnson grass can be killed by ex- ' 1 • I '! 1 ; i them on the hlghw y Mr Johnson T ,<t ..y .. . „ Sl ’ d „ . . paid a direct income tax in 1934 "don’t Dr. Welsh is a prominent physician tensive summer fallow during hot ter, Mrs Cora Wether. II of LaOrand. caught tw , hoys Tue.day night about wh|rh lnrjudi , Farmington kinton, kid youiself that vou escaped 0f Beaverton with a wide circle o f days of August and S e p t e m b Plow e r . WJ n un n w c i . ... hIs ...» imelon patch and took >Vho||| a_u^iic. „ TT .. . wa M with her h mother. 9 » p. m^ in , , . "i anc8. 7 , ° nUii« I m J friends who extend congratulations. often, follow with spring-tooth har- Louis Hughson who has been sick them to Hillsboro n,i r-nrei' H nicTd’ T ‘ k 0" " » ? " ! a 1 tiw ft-. --------------- ------- ™w Place roots In big piles, destroy for two week, with Intestinal flu. Is Last week end It is reported that .Tt Pf ¿ L n rei ^ i h,ll ^nanA . * hall grounds. nd P1 '1" « •<. • ^ “ Relieved"—Another odd thing about later by fire when safe to burn. convalescing. Wednesday he was ab> some boys were stealing melons after Mis Emma Schrader will teach at self1 cun nai. c whole business is how they can Next week -Canadian Thistle. to ride down to his place of buslnes • lar k over North of town and the own- the Hlteon school this vear. that Income tax—$10 on your new au ■■■ ■■■ — >in the Canyor i I fire hot gun hitting qt Pccelti hnci win St. tomobile—was hidden in the sales W!,1Iop the ‘ a*Pay* r8 four billion dollars at a whack and call it relief— Work books, school supplies. Browns hi« illness Hiram Davis has t een look- one fellow in the seut of his pants ‘ qnni„!,,,’„_S n" « in ''. op^n ^*on* Continued on P z fe 0 j Oregon City Enterprise. ' Pharmacy, Beaverton. ing after hla business Intereste. with bird shot. from St Marys as f net rant 01 p 'ws r' W