The Beaverton enterprise., November 13, 1936, Image 1

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LA R G E ST C IR C U L A T IO N IN
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EA STE R N W A S H IN G T O N
COUNTY
P U B L ISH E D W E E K L Y
Beaverton, Òreon, Fridav, November 13, 1936
The Election Reed ville Man
County Grand Local News. . .
The Court House
and Business
Killed In Fog
Reports
j
u
r y
Tualatin Boy
Wins Honors
A
E. Hanson, P ete Olson, Mr.
Fluke, and son H arry, left for W al­
lowa, Sunday on an E lk hunting trip.
Thirty-four Exhibit at
Mr. and Mrs. H arry H udson and
Mr. and Mrs. Jaym e H udson, spent
Annual Corn ¿show
the w eek end at the coast together, j
Mi-«. G eorge
B laster en terta in ed ;
Clayton N yberg o f Tualatin w on
! the 500 club at the hom e o f Mrs. V.
A. W ood s Friday.
L uncheon was fitst honors in the C om m ercial Mu-
i follow ed by three tables o f cards in I , lioual L a n k Corn Show winch was
w hich Mrs. E .Stipe held high score •leld at the C om m ercial National
L ank, F rid a y and Saturday, N ov. 6
! and Mrs. H. H udson low.
A g io u p o f ladies w h o recently at­ and V, rep orts L. E. Francis, assistant
t e n d e d the Journal co o k in g
school I eounty agent.
1 togeth er met at the hom e o f M rs.! Other uw ards in the con test w ere
! j a y G ibson T hursday and each p r e -1 a3 follow s:
S econd, Stanley H e i-
| pared a dish w hich they had learned 8 c r t ! third, Joe B erg er; fourth, Joe
I to m ake at the sch ool.
Mrs. Fred Sian taro; fifth , W ilbur N yb erg; sixth
Goyt, Mts. D ayton P e ck , Mrs. W. H. ! H erbert LuiKy;
seventh, G eivaise
G rauer, and
Mrs. G ibson, then en- Jansen;
eighth,
W arren
Suhnow ;
¡jo y e d the lunch together.
I ninth, R aym on d D ierck x; tenth, Mar-
Mr. and Mrs. A rthur Pike. Mrs. v*n H eyn d erick x;
eleventh, E lm er
| John Sum m ers, w ith Dr. and Mrs. | W en d t; twelfth, L aw ren ce Jansen.
| G ofl’in o f P ortland, visited Mr. and ¡D . D. Hill, P rofessor o f F arm Crops
Mrs. O gelsby Y ou n g at their P o rtla n d ,at l *'e O regon Slate C ollege was the
hom e Sunday evening .
o fficia l judge.
; Mr. and Mrs. W . C. M cK ell and
Ih irty -iou r club m em bers exhibited
Miss Juliette C a rter
,were
dinner at this seventh annual corn show ,
I guests o f Mrs. F. G. D onaldson W ed- stales Francis, and the exhibits were
i nesday evening.
| very good in spue o f the fa ct that
Mrs. G uy C arr
accom p an ied
by the g lo w in g season was not condu-
her m other, Mrs. A n derson o f P o rt-jciv e o f best quality corn,
land, visited at the hom e o f her
The annual banquet at which the
gran dparen ts Mr. and Mrs. K rutchen corn club m em bers und leaders were
tim e and place o f hearing citation .
er con d ition s m a k e politics.
B ein g a erations, the ¡esu lt o f an au tom obile j lul uor
Carl E. Muller, a u th orizin g sale o f business m an and em ployer m yself I a ccid en t on the Tualatin V alley High j doe Meek, 30, N o ith Plains, w as in- ¡o f Seattle, W ash., several days this guests ot the o ltic e is o f the bank
real p roperty.
can, how ever, understand the a n xiety 'w a y about one m ile from R eedville. dieted on tw o counts, one o f d iivin g w eolt-
was held at the H illsboro G range hall
Mrs W. H. B oyd entertained the Friday night.
J. L. Searcy, cashier,
H. T. D antorth, a d m ittin g estate to o f the average business man.
F or a tru ck operated by Adam s and the a vuhic*e while under the Influence
Ed "D ad ’
probate and ap p oin tin g H . J. B arber fou r years he has con ten ded with
the autom obile o f R ev. A ndrew C arrick OI bll uor and also reckless
driving F riendship clu b at her hom e W ednes- acted as toastm aster.
and R . A .M cCurdy, jo in t a d m in is tra -; u ncertain ty o f con stan t reform s
and 0 f P ortlan d, collid ed head on as the w hich grew out o f an accid en t in- day afternoon , M is. W . C. M cKell Schulnierich, president o f the bank,
tors.
I experim ents,
tru ck w as abou t to turn on to a side volvin g his tru ck and tw o oth er cars, held high score.
extended a w ord o f w elcom e to the
I, road,
r.t»/i
and in w hich th ie e people w ere hurt
Chas. Daw es,
D ew ey
D rorbaugh boys and congratulated them on their
M arie
Tam iesie, closin g estate o f
Y et, I beileve that m any o f these |
in fron t o f the C edar Mill store.
and W. H. G rauer w ere salm on fish- sincere e ffo rts to reach
the top,
record.
i will p rov e to have been great forw a rd ;
Fred Seaton, 18, transient, arrested ing at N ehalem City from Friday to which he stressed as the keynote to
A lfred H eyw ood, closin g estate o f strides in our socia l progress.
If
' by P ortland p olice Sept. 23 on the Sunday and had the best o f luck.
record.
success.
D. D. Hill, judge, was tho
adm inistered p rop erly in the ensuing The Beaverton Eight
E lla M. Bailey, final order.
R a y E rkley o f B oise, Idaho, was a principal speaker and discussed re­
years, ou r gran d ch ild ren will fin d it
Day
Preaching
Mission
c?a,g«
of
w
ritln8
checks-
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o f w hich were in H illsboro and two dinner guest o f Mr. and Airs. W. J. cent developm ents in the use o f hy-
W illiam R . H ughes,, gu ardian ship hard to understand w hy there has
| in F orest G rov e averagin g $10 each Seott W ednesday evening.
Mr. E rk brld corn.
au th orization to spend certain sums been so m uch opposition tow ard m ost
T he National P reach in g
M ission wa8 Saturday sen ten ced to a two ley and
fo r su p p ort and ca re o f fam ily.
Mr. S cott
were
boyhood
H. C. Seym our, state clu b leader,
o f the recen t m easures.
W h atever
K arl P . P ederson, ad m ittin g to pro­ the fu tu re m ay be, anti N ew Deal w hich has ju st been an ou tstan din g j year penitentiary teim on each o f the friends.
waa a guest and speaker at the ban-
religious
event
in
P
ortland
this
past
j
7our
counts
to
run
con
cu
rrently
Mrs. A. E. H anson entertained the quet.
The feed dealers o f W ash-
bate, E m il P. S lovarp appointed ad- business men are now
fea rfu l that
w eek is to co m e to B eaverton the
M artin B ernards, Aloha, nam ed in Tuesday C ontract B ridge club with ington cou n ty were also guests o f
m ----w
inistrator.
the P residen t en couraged by his huge
e r ir a r a c m en couraged o y nis nuge
0 f N o v e m b e r 15-22
It in to . !
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,
E ach one was
F lo ra C. H illier, disallow in g claim ,
m andate at the polls, will
launch "om e in a UnUed P reach in g e ffo r t by S‘ X lndlctm pnbs. by Iaid “ onU» K 'a nd a bridge^ luncheon at Mrs. V. A honor at the banquet.
M iss Juliette Car- called upon to speak and each one
R eud en P. Ow en, co n firm in g
sale an oth er flood o f experim ents and he ContM c t a o l
Chr st a l
N a ^ JU/ y ' a *,‘T red ln co u rt to anawer the W ood s Tuesday.
unset
the annle cart
Of
eonr«P tne ' ' oni’ egationai, t-niistiun, n a z a |
charges,
as granted
charges, but
but w was
granted additional
additional ter held high score.
com m ended the boys on the fine
o f real property.
pset
me
a p p le c a r t. o r
cou rse, rene a n j M ethodist churches.
T hese time lintil N ovem her it! to enter hi •
Mr. and Mrs. A rth u r Pike o f Alo- quality seed w hich they are turning
I am not in a position to pi edict chuI r h „ s a re co-oD erating in nrovid-
, ’
11 NOvember lb to entel h,:1
desto, Calif., are sp en d in g the w eek out under their new coop erative m ar-
T he follow in g C
C ircu
ircu it
it Court
C ourt ord ers w h at Mr. R oosev elt will do.
I d o |f_ “ f u n d in g s snerial m utic and ner P <>a
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„
.
have been signed by Judge Frarik
visiting Mr. P ik e's m other. Airs. M. keting plan and pledged
their sup-
L. P ike and his sister, Mrs. John ¡p o rt to their p rogram as long as they
1 m aintained their high standard o f
E.h.1 Crum v . Ward Crum, d e e r « ^
l,-„
a narr.,„ mar-
S
S
i
i
S
,>r'>vldo b° " d w"
a**“ ' d*:' ■ Sum m ers.
by ch ie f o f P olice M cGuire o f F o r­
o f divorce.
T he Ladies A id o f the C ongrega- quality .
gin o f victory o r a close d efea t bv
c y o f the G ospel o f Christ fo r meet-1 est Q rove,
R oth was w ork in g on tional ch u rch are holdin g a bazaar; Saturday a ftern oon at the m atinee
E dith R . L illard vs M ack H. Lil- G ov ern or laandon.
ing all the needs o f hum anity in our ^
w ilso n R iv er PVVA jo b . j ohn w .
lard, d ecree o f divorce.
and dinner at the ch u rch Thursday i au the exhibitors w ere guests o f O.
T he schedule is u j A i l e n o f the A llen Surety com pan y I D ecem ber 3.
Chas, M ike v s
State
Industrial IN F L A T IO N S E E M S IN E V IT A B L E present day.
Mrs. F. G. D onaldson Phelps, m anager o f the Venetian
T
he
first
reason
w
hy
I
foresee
a|
nounced
as
fo
llo
w
s:
Sunday,
N
ov
15
laft
Sunday
m
orn
in
g
with
the
prison-
has ch arge o f the dinner, Mrs. E. G. Theatre, H illsboro.
A ccid en t C om m ission, dism issed.
t
h
e
1
in
the
evening
at
the
C
ongregation
al
F ederal L and Bank, vs F red R ath - P fri° d ° f
Prosperity ahead is
er.
W ebb
has ch arge o f the aprons.
The club m em beis w h o exhibited
E. D. K ellogg,
preach
P residen
as w . el!
bone, et o al, , con firm
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a tion _ o f ™.~.
sale.
, . t s , gain in popular
- .
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. . i ch u rch , , the Rev.
.
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.
, Tuesday, W illiam B arber and Murl T here will also be can d y and other and the clubs w hich they represented
F red C .Stolte vs P. H . Schm idt, et ^ e,ecto ra I vote, o v e r the 193- f i g - ; lng- Alonday evening, N ovem ber 16, (]jray arraigned on indictm ents plead attractions.
w ere us follow s:
G renville Corn
i ures.
n -p a
n u u n ring
nrr
♦)-><* cam
ham n
o irm
♦
V*«
D n
h o N n
7« r nno P
u rrh
R o ev.
w
M
r>nt-
...
^
T
.
D
the
paign,
the
R
e - . I n at t t the
azarene
C h hurch,
R
M.
Put-
guilty, B arber w as sentenced to 3
«1, default and judgm ent.
Sunday visitors at the hom e o f ! Club— O m er
fVandehey,
F red erick
pu
blican
s
con
stan
tly
ham
m
ered
on
man
p
rea
ch
in
g.
¡Tuesday
evening,
m onths in jail while G ray was given Mr. and Mrs. Sam Olds w ere Mr. ' Plass, F rancis I’ lass, Gerald
Ivan Shaner vs J. T. D eaville et als,
H erb
our unbalanced budget, ou r astron- Nov. 17, at the M ethodist C hurch 4 m onths, cred it fo r days already in
con firm a tion o f sale.
and Mrs. Glenn Blac-kstone.Mrs. W ill and
R aym on d
D ierck x;
H azcldale
F riedia R . H oga n vs W ilbur L. H o - ' om if al
expenditures, our gi- R ev. P e te r C lark preaching.
W ed- cu stod y were given.
P lim p fon , Mrs. Alary Olman and Corn club— John Santoro, Joe Ber-
gan d ecree o f d ivorce
g a n tic re lie f outlays.
Y et these is- nesday everting, N ov. 18, at
the
E. G. M cK in n ey arrested in tw o I Muss Kate and Ella B crtsch all o f g er, C larence R enno, Joe Santoro, Ed
M artha Ladue vs E lm er Ladue. de- su? s falled t ° im press the average C hristian Church, R ev. Jesse Bunch secret
indictm ents o f
sh ootin g a ! Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn
Fisk Setniker, Chas. Shaper, F rank Set-
cre e o f d iv o rc»
I voter. It is but hum an fo r the P resi- preaching.
T hursday, N ovem ber 19, horse plead not guilty.
Tho in dict­
club W ilbur
R ev. m ent and arrest grew out o f Fay o f Cornelius, and Mr. and Mrs. F rank | n ik er; Tualatin C orn
Federal L a n d -B a n k vs C larence C. dern ‘ and h,'8
C ongress to regard at the C ongregation al Church
, N yberg, Clayton N yberg, W illis N y-
F rid ay ev- Mead, farm er, livin g near the Mead P rosky o f Lyman, Neb.
Mailer, et als. leave to file am ended W e d n e sd a y s d ea fen in g roar o f appro- E arl H orsell preaching.
Alrs. Jessie Trout o f Portland, spent berg, H erbert I^afky; V erboort Corn
irn 1 n
n
n <
1 o 1
4 : « .
-. . . . I
i rorvi I . v
/1
n t
val
as a
m andate
to continue
p o u r in g ; nninrr
ening, V
N ovem
ber - 1
20,
a t the N azarene SChool in B uxton D istrict reporting
com plain t.
(he
day 1 hutsday visiting Mrs. Jay , c l u b - M arvin
H eynderickx,
Juanita
A ou t pu blic funds.
T he m aintenan ce I Church, R ev. H arp er B urns preach that tw o o f his horses had been shot
V elm a E. C arpenter vs Carl
Gibson.
H eyn d erick x. P eter Evers, G ervaise
o
f
spen
din
g
at
the
current
rate
is
ing-
Sunday
evening,
N
ovem
ber
22,
and killed.
of
W iggins,
adm inistrator,
decree
A m arriage license was issued to > Jansen, Ijiw rcn ce Jan sen ; S ch efflin
tem pora rily bullish fo r it stimulates at the M ethodist Church, p reach er to
title.
Em m ett M. B aker P ortland, and Miss C orn clu b J e ir y S th w an k e, A lfred
[business.
B ut in the long run, i t 1 be announced.
M argaret E. Nelson, Beaverton.
Deplanche, W arren S ahnow ;
Leisy-
Social Security Blanks
C ontinued on Page 4
N ew Suits Filed T his W eek
A cafeteria dinner from 6 to 8 p. j yille Corn c lu b -E lm e r W endt, B ern-
Being Sent by Postoffice m. served by the ladies o f St. Cece- a rds Seus; D airy Corn d u b - W m .
N eal W . Bush vs K ilp a trick Co.,
Xmas Mailing Dates to
m on ey action.
Walnut Thieves Busy
s parish, Beaverton, will be the j B atchelder, Chas. Davis, H y Sohler,
Foreign Lands Given T he Poet O ffice D epartm ent is c o ­ lia
Federal Land B ank vs Z etta K um -
big attraction o f their bazaar to be | L c0 K nodel and Mai ion V an d ecoev-
in
Western
Part
County
op eratin g with the Social
S ecu iity held at the Aloha G range hall W ed- erln g; R o ck C reek Corn club Don-
m er, et als, m ortga g e foreclosu re.
T he P ostm aster issued a list o f B oard and on N ov. 16, 1936, the first
State Industrial A ccid en t C om m is­
nesday, Nov. 18th.
a id M eier; individual clu b m em bers—
T he high price o f w alnuts this yea r m ailing dates fo r those w h o wish to form s will be distributed through the
sion vs Clyde O. R ogers, m on ey action
The Past N oble Grand club met Stanley H ergert and D avid Hiatt.
seem
s
to
be
an
alluring
fa
cto
r
in
the
have
articles
delivered
by
Christm
as
M arriage L icense«
P ost O ffice
service.
These form s W ednesday at the Odd F ellow hall ‘
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foreign
countries.
Christm as will be sent to all individuals, firm s,
H en ry E. H atfield and C atherine eyes o f som e one around Gaston. A c- in
co rd in g to report cn file with the Sher- p ack ages intended fo r E ngland, Ire- and com p an ies w h o have on e or m ore S J S r a
Hillsboro Chamber H ost,
B oge, H illsboro route 2.
J. W Thom as, C ornelius route 2, i^> G eorge W ith ycom be lost 7 sack s o f land
Italy N orw ay, Sweden,
and persons less than 65 years o f age in tor present,
a delicious lunch
was
to Outstanding Cluubers
and E m m a L. Johnson, T ig a rd rou tel w alnuts fro m his orch a rd ; L eo H a id e - Sw itzerland, should be m ailed not la- its em ploy on N ov. 16, 1936, in any served at noon and plans m ade for a 1
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T h eod ore
R utschm an,
H illsb oro beck reports the loss o f three sa ck s, ter than D ecem ber 10.
F or those em ploym ent.
T here are a few ex­ turkey dinner on D ecem ber 9th and
T he H illsboro Cham ber o f C om ­
route 2, and W an d a N. F inigan, H ills- while Dr. C. E. H a w k e states three that w ish to send p ack ages to
Fin- ceptions to the kind o f em ploym ent, an exchange o f gifts at the hom e o f m erce is entertaining at its regular
boro route 5.
sack s are gon e fro m his store r o o m .1 land, U nion o f S oviet Socialist R e- such as self-em ploym ent, agricultural Mrs. P arkin son.
i luncheon Alonday, N ov. 16, Clayton
Joe M cB urn ey seem ed to be the eas- public, China, and Japan, packages labor, dom estic service in a private
Mr. and Mrs. H. Lew is will cele- N yberg, Joe B erger and Donal Mac-
_„
p -l J
iest victim fo r the thieves took 8 sacks should be m ailed n ot later than De- hom e, and state or govern m en t ser­
brate their 2.rith w edding anniversary Intosh,
three
W ash in gton
cou nty
as Interest in Gold Mine from the woodshed and 7 8ack<J flom cem b er 3.
vice.
Saturday night at their hom e.
. 4-H club m em bers w ho have brou ght
.
.
the orch ard .
T
he
em
ployers
m
ust
fill
out
and
r
e
­
M obil gas and oil can now be se - 1 con siderable h onor to the cou n ty as
Mrs. C. H. F ry o f P ortla n d , was
turn the form to the postm aster, eith­ cured at Marsh's garage, state« Mr. a result o f their 4-H w ork.
O. AI.
Woman Badly Shaken in
visiting friends in B eaverton W ednes-
.
.
D)
,
er personally, by mail, or handed to Barnes, local distributor.
H undreds Plum m er, m anager o f the P a cific In-
day.
She states that her son Chas. Organization i tanned
day,
Collision Wednesday the letter carrier, on or before Nov. o f new custom ers are w eekly turning ternatlonal L ivestock E xposition , will
H., Jr., has purchased an interest in j
to Train Fire Fighters
21, 1936.
N o postage
is required. to these fine product« fo r their cars, be the speaker.
a C aliforn ia gold mine.
O perations |
Any em ployer served by the B eaver­
Mrs.
Leslie
II.
F
ries
was
badly
sha-
R ebekah- district con ven tion No. 29
C ia y ton N yberg. who w as named as
are in progress.
A trainin g program fo r fire fig h t -1 k en Up and b! uiS(>d w hen a car driven ton. Poistoffice, w ho fails to receive a
met with Sunshine 206 at
W ilson-
np o f , he o u t s o l d ing 4-H boys in
ers in W ash in gton cou n ty will soon by ber husband, L eslie H. Fries, Hills- form on Nov. 16 m ay n otify Postm as-
vllle ,N oy 5, with May Mally, ch air O regon for 1936 has an outstanding
B1M C A T C H E S R A B B IT ?
be organ ized nuder the d irection o f b oro route 1, collided with a tru ck | ter N eta Daly, and form s
will be sup- man, H ilda Gaarde,
ch airm an , and roc0rd o f ach ievem en t and leadership.
*be
E °rest G rove driven by W ilfred Aliller, H illsboro, plied im m ediately ,
H aze B iederm an. secretary.
Pres. Joc Bf.rgeI- and D on ai M acin tosh o f the
F red erick K oshland on a ccou n t o f U o y d ^ o c *4et^
i m . p'’ re d e p a rtm e n t w ho
attended the rouIe 1 collided with a
truck driven F orm s
for em plye
iplyees will be mailed Estella W ade w as present and gave H azeldale 4-H clubs w ere m em bers
his tim ber interests is «to p nr>incr
p in g i tern
fiv e day m eetin g o f the Oregon F ire about 300 feet east o f entrance to | ou t later.
porarily ou t on Allen avenue in order in stru ctors
' n,Rr? 8, ,nK R" d , *nstructlve o f the northwest cham pion a g iicu l-
T rain in g S ch ool at Sa- gt M ary’s o f the V alley A cadem y i F u rth er in form ation
m ay
be ob- . V VCry The
follow in g
lodges
w ore ' tura, d em onstration team and brought
to be near to his p roperty SW o * f '
lem, O ctober 26 to O ctober 30.
A rm istice Day.
tained at the B eaverton Post o ffice .
lepresen ed. I ualatin, 210, Sunshine to O regon for the fourth con secu tive
tow n.
T his is a legal new spaper, have
iTrpH has a sm art doir called Bim
In rec° g nltion o f bis
w ork at the A cco rd in g to report on
file the truck
J 0 2 , T ig a n M iie 330,
lh(, n u m m .r trophy,
T he oth er day
when Fred arrived
trallUn* sch ool, he was aw arded a wa* Qn the w ron g side o f the road your attorn ey send you r legal notices with several visitons.
T he con ven-
in e U i n r u i y
wnen r . ™
ce rtifica te issued by the State B oard and there was a verv h.-avv to e
to the hom e publication.
tlon will
m eet with T igard ville No.
hom e w ith som e packages from the fop V ocation al E d uCationi the S tate;
*
*
^
* Y r° *
Lest W e Forget!
220 next year.
grocery . Bim w ent dow n the road to Fjre M arshal 8 offlce> the sta te Fire
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arthur
P
ik
e
w
ere
m eet bim and began to bark
or c b je f s - association , and the League
dinner guests o f Mr. and Mrs. H arry
O ctober 30, 1936, issue W ashington
som eth m g to eat.
O regon Cities, at a banquet which
A lexander Tuesday evening.
C ounty newspapers, Just before elee-
"No Bim , I fo r g o t to get you
a m arked the close o f the 8ch ooi.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. K ippc] enter- tlon, appeared statem ent
candidate
k ° ne
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A11, .
E. A. T aylor, c h ie f deputy fire mar-
tained with a dinner and d an cin g cou n ty
assessor
slogan,
“ Quali-
Bim disappointed but still hungry. ghal L ieu tenant C. A. W a .re n o f the
. party at her hom e S aturday evening fled and experienced.
W ill con duct
sneaked alon g behind.
In cu ttin g state
,,c c c h ie f w
F Vandervel-
| h onorin g their son G eorge on
his o ffic e in interests o f all taxpayers’’
th rou gh the orch ard , up ju m ps a rab- den
Foregt G roye
and
18th
birthday
an
niversary
and
fo
r (P aid A dv) N ovem ber 6, 1936, issue,
bit.
B im takes a fter him.
Say how c h je f E dw ard
B oatw right, o f the
G eorges aunt, Mrs. M arjorie Schm idt W ash in gton cou n ty newspapers, Just
that d og did run.
H e seem ed to real- P ortlan d flre dep artm ent, gave lec-
o f L ob Angeles. O ther guests inelud- a fter election, appears “ 1937 County
ize last ch an ce fo r eats
F inally he turpa on 8pecla ] su b jects d u :in g the
ed Mr. and Mrs. S.% B. Joh nson, Mrs. B udget is In creased’’ and calls for a
m ade a b ig ju m p and cau gh t the rab- w e cj,
G
eorge
Small, Mr.
and
Mrs.
G. total o f $417,684.50, alm ost half a
bit by the tail!
In a sh ort tim e he
Thp training program ,8 being or-
G alling and
Miles Standlsh, all o f m illion dollars, to be raised by tax-
w as eating freah rabbit m oa
ganized on the zone sch ool basis.
| Portland.
j payers!
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which has proven to be su ccessfu l in
Paul A ngelos, aged 15 years, son
"T h e total am ount to be raised by
Mrs. M. C. M cK ercher spent from Npw Y o rk sta te and V irginia, and
o f Mr. and Mrs. P aul A n gelo«, o f taxation is $21,813.40 higher than the
M onday to W edn esday in E ugen e. ^ h o f the men w ho attended the
B rem erton,
was
seriou sly
Injured budget for 1936!”
H er son G eorge, w h o had his leg bro- BCh ooi a t Salem will organize a series
when his bicycle ran in to the back o f
b„d g e t has been set for public
ken in an auto a ccid en t tw o m onths o f c!a sscs ln hi„ c o u n ly .
Classes
a truck, his ju gu lar vein w as
cut hoarln
Saturday. N ovem ber 28, 10
ago. was operated on M onday and set Jn m os, countle9 w i„ ^
plannpd in
and he bled to death within a short
m , thp C lrcult Court room , H ilL-
w ith a tem porary cast.
G eorge is con n ection
the cou n ty
fire- ¡
with
time. HU parents, and «later W innie ^oro
quite ill and in m uch pain.
m en's association.
and m any relatives survive.
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T he m em bers o f the M asonic o r d e r ' T he W ashington C ounty Taxpayers
IS A B E L L E M cC A L I.E N
and their wive« were special guests * * ■ ««• . Inc - def lrf 8 \° , b e ,P , ,h o
Many Attend Legion Ball
Mrs. Isabelle M cCallen o f P ortland,
o f the Eastern Star C hapter W ed- ^ unty
P“ * •«“ » farc?
T he annual A m erican Legion ball
m other o f Daniel. A rthur and W’ illiam
nesday evening.
An A rm istice D ay h ‘ 8 cam paign slogan
W ill con duct
Union High
School
M cCallen. o f B eaverton, died Nov. 8 at the T igard
program was put on by the o ffice rs o f f lc ® ,n ‘ " ‘ cresr o f all taxpayers,
in P ortland.
She also, was the m oth- proved a huge success both socially
o f E astern Star.
H arry E liander
In order to render this assistance
er o f Mrs
C. H. E dm ondson. Mrs. and finan cially, a cco rd in g to a report
received special arm istice d rill and we are asking all taxpayens w h o can
V irgil H am lin. P ortland, and Mrs. F. from those w h o attended.
Plan« are
was presented with a large d ecorated possibry com e “ Be on D eck ' at the
S. G rum m ons. B erkeley. Cal.
Fun- now being m ade fo r a N ew Y ears a f-
cake In recogn ition o f his birthday C ourt House H illsboro Saturday, No-
eral services w ere held Tuesday, N ov. fa ir to be a bigger one than last year, j
an niversary d ecorations w ere in keep- vem ber 28. 10 a. m.
10. at St. C ecelia church. B eaverton
Tualatin V alley Post will m eet at
* ing with the day. R efresh m en ts w e r e ’
W ashington C ounty T axpayers
A rrangem ents in care o f W E. P e g g B eaverton fo r its secon d m eeting on i
served and a social hour en joyed .
League, Inc.
Beaverton.
, November 19th.
1
Happenings of Week
The County Seat
at
E arl P ederson w a s killed alm ost
! instantly late T hursday night when
Nine Indictments Returned
Prosperity and Inflation
stru ck dow n by an au tom obile oper-
* B y R o se Cave
' ated by R . W . Kidd, Southw est R iv- Í
Late Last Saturday
Prediction of Babson
erside drive, P ortland, on the Beaver
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ton -H illsboro h igh w ay about one m ile
The follow in g P rob a te O rders ha\e
T he
W ash in gton
C ounty
G rand
B abson P ark, Mass-, N ov. 13— T he
.
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w est o f B eaverton.
been signed by Judge T em pieton
Jury finished their deliberations late
question on e v ery b od y ’s lips today is
and filed w ith the cou n ty clerk
“ D oes P resident R oosevelt's Landslide
T he man w as w alking dow n the Saturday with an inspection o f coun-
throu gh a ty ow n ed properties,
G inerva W arbis, perm ission to file m ean con tin u ed g o o d business in the m iddle o f the
h ighw ay
not seen until
an am ended a ffid a v it o f publication, next one o r tw o y ea rs?
The v a s t ' dense fog
N ine
indictm ents
including
L u cy LaSalle, ad m ittin g
estate
to m a jority w ould answ er the question struck,
w hich was secret were returned.
p robate and ap p oin ting M. H ow e, ad- j in the a ffirm a tiv e, o f course, o r the
Mrs. C. A. Sissons, o f G aston pas-
L ioyd L ogan, 21, o f Portland,
minis',.ratrix.
P resident s v ictory
would not have se n g e r in the K id d car. su tfeied face in a i”t'ej o il" » ch arge o f m anslaughter
H ugh L. Sm ith, perm ission to file h*011 set decisive.
B usiness m en and lacerations when Kidd
stop p ed and grow
t r o w in
imr
or an
obile
acci-
g out
ou t ot
an autom
autom
obile accl
an am ended d escrip tion o f real prop­ investors, w h o as a grou p w ere prob-1 w as ram m ed from the rear by a car dent wiiich claim ed the life o f Ar-
ably 80 per cen t fo r G overn or Lan- d riven by C. D. M acer, D osch load.
W ebb 19, H illsboro.
erty and closin g estate o f record.
M ary E. LaM ont, au th orizin g sale don, even n ow a re not co n v in ce d ,; P ederson, a bach elor, lived about a
M ax Guzik,33 ,of Banks,
route 1,
how ever.
H en ce, it is to this g rou p I m n e and a h a lf south o f R eedville on
o f real p roperty .
received an indictm ent ch a ig e d with
especially that this article
is ad- a three acre tia ct.
At the tim e o f
m alicious setting fire to forest lands
H erod D. Turner, adm ittin g estate dressed.
the a ccid en t his
identity w as un-
near properties o f the Sherm an Mill
to p iob a te ap p oin tin g E lla T. T urner
E F F E C T S O F O T H E R E L E C T IO N S know n b it w as later iden tified by a com pan y northw est o f H illsboro.
adm inistratrix.
D u ring recen t w eeks I have been je w e lry repair ta g in his watch,
W illiam L arbu r and
Murl Gray
N.
L ongenbaugh,
ap p oin tin g ap­ stu d yin g the e ffe cts o f past election s
Ernest Dernier o f Banks w as in- face the circu it ju d ge with a charge
praisers.
on business.
C ontrary to general \ ju red seriously Sunday w hen his au-
Sarah F. A bernathy, closin g estate belief, I have fou n d that each elec- tom obile and a tru ck operated by o f assault and battery grow in g out of
a riot ch arge in w hich N apoleon
o f record.
i tion has had on ly a m inor and tern- j R . E. R aym on d , 1412 S. W . F irst ave., R oyier, 50, Tualatin, received head
R ach el F. W alk er, d irectin g sale o f j p orary in flu ence upon the fundam cn- P ortland, collided head on at N orth injuiies.
real estate.
tal trend o f the tim e.
T here is no Plains, a cco rd in g to S h eriff Connell.
E dw ard KatkV,
P ortland,
PW’A
John K. Butler, gu ardian ship ap-l reason w hy this election should be
Mrs. F. H. A dam s o f near Hills
p oin tin g N elia T. B utler guardian.
an exception to the basic rule:
P oli- boro, w as treated at the Jon es hospi W°g- ,
lnd,cted wlth Urlvln8 a
vehicle while under the influence o f
H enry A. H eesacker, insane, fixin g tics d o not m ake con ditions, but rath- , tal M onday night fo r bruises and lac- '.eruc1'
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