The Beaverton enterprise., November 27, 1936, Image 1

LARGEST C IR C U L A T IO N IN
V( >L.'l<>. NO. 28
EASTERN
W A S H IN G T O N
COUNTY
Beaverton. Oregon, Friday. November 27 , ll>36
PUBLISHED W E E K LY
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Tuberculosis Drive
The Court House History Reviewed
2 6 D a y s ‘ til
Million Population
Reported In State
DEATH OF W O M AN
SHOW S SHE LIVED
AS MAN 40 YEARS
B u sin ess B est
S in c e
1929
Happenings of Week at ^ F ew o f us buy our Tuberculosis
Portland, Oregon. Nov. 27 —"N o lon-
X m as seals know the s to iy behinu
I ger need O regoniaiw class their state IU- souernded
So She Could Babson Discusses
The County Seat
the seal.
It is an interesting story
Stocks,
I in the under a m illion bracket for
and bears repeating.
%
H
cjp
Men
W hom She
population" said W alter W. R. May,
B y R o se Cave
Unemployment, Wages
In a sm all village in D enm ark in
m anager o f the Portland C ham ber o f,
Found in Trouble.
1904, a postal o ffic ia l E in ar H olboedll,
'C om m erce, in com m entin g on
the
B abson P ark, Mass., Nov. 27 — B ub
The follow in g probate orders have ! con ceived the idea o f the first Christ
j population figures recently released ;
m as seal.
N oticin g all the cheery
been signed by Judge Tem pleton
San Francisco —A kindly little in­ iness news seldom crashes the fron t
by the Census Bureau o f the D epart - [
page« for weeks at a time. T he post­
greetings passing betw een friends and
and filed with the clerk
ment o f com m erce.
A ccordin g t o 1 dividual known in San Francisco
election boom , how ever, is so sp ectac­
R ich ard F. Gleason, order o f sale o f relatives, he wondered w hy these let-
i these statistics there are now ap-| for forty years as Jack B. Garland,
ular that it is m aking headlines daily.
real p roperty and appoin ting c o ll a t o r ters cou ld n 't ca rry a m essage of
proximately 1.017,000 pe:sons residing sixty-seven, social worker former Tne nation is agog am azed, by a tidal
o f accounts.
i health that would bring funds to fight
in Oregon.
This means an increase newspaper man and writer, was ro­ wave o f dividend innereases, w age
Cora M. F oster, fix in g tim e a n d ! disease,
of slightly over six per cent In the venled in death as a woman.
boosts and year-end bonuses.
Busi
place o f hearing final a c c o u n t
i The king and queen o f D enm ark
six year period between 1930, when, 4lT 1 »* r* i j
,,
, .
H enry B. S agabcrd, guardianship; gave patronae to E in ar H olboell's
the last offic&l census was taken, and
Garland collapsed in a ness has m oved ahead to u new re­
T he sharp sw ing up­
appoin ting accou n t and authorization idea, and the fitst seal becam e a re­
1936 when this latest census estim-l siree^ one night and died in a hos- covery peak.
ality that year.
Other Scandinavian
o f substitution o f bond.
ate was made.
( Pital next morning of peritonitis. ward is biin gin g in a flood o f ques­
tions about the ou tlook for business,
A. E. v^tory, closin g estate o f record. countries soon took up the idea and
The greatest period of growth foi 1 ^ r- Kolia B. Hess, who performed stocks, unem ploym ent, and wages.
Zantiphene M orelock, closin g estate. in 1907 an A m erican wom an, Em ily
Oregon was between 1900 and 1910 an autopsy, said “ Jack” was a Those people w ho are accu stom ed to
P. Bissell, living in W ilm ington, Del­
I L. M orelock, d o s in g estate.
when the population increased 62.7 woman.
good things com in g the hard w ay are
K arl P. Pedersen, order to sell per­ aware, decided to try the plan in the
per cent.
The decade prior to that
Her real name was Elvira Vir- w ondering if this sudden burst o f
son al property.
United States.
time showed a 30.2 per cent growth ginia Mugarrieta.
optim ism is sound and basic.
Lena K ahler,
con firm in g
final
T he first seal sale w as launched In
and the succeeding decade 16.4 per,
A frienj t Mrs Mary Raines, re-
lb iiic Trend hound
report.
1907.
It was so su ccessfu l that she
i ported “ Jack” Garland turned to
Marie Schm idt, o rd e r o f sale o f real persuaded the A m erican R ed Cross
Fundam entally,
this post-election
While there was a slackening in the masquerading as a man years ago boom Is ju stified from a long-pull
property.
| to back the next sea! sale.
T o every­
rate of growth during the last .1*; to facilitate her desire to help the standpoint. Business hit its low ea ily
E dw ard Q uackenbush, con firm in g on e's surprise the sale in 1908 brought
years this situation is not peculiar
,
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K
,
sale o f real property.
in $135,000.
to Oregon but is general over the, needy- Associates said her real in 1933 and for nearly fou r years wo
May Blades, closin g
In 1910 the A m erican R ed Cross
estate
of
west coast.
j name was Beatrice Garland. Mrs. have been stru ggling upward. In the
took the N ational Tuberculosis Asso­
record.
interim, business has been sub-norm al
Haines said:
ciation into partnership fo r the co n ­
H arriet E. Bailey, clo sin g estate,
but our population has been grow ing.
“
M
any
y
e
a
rs
a
g
o
sh
e
w
itn
essed
This
Franklin Thatch'ar, adm it to pro- duct o f the C hristm as seal.
Earl Fisher Candidate
People have had to be fed, clothed,
a h ea rtless sce n e in the office o f a and
bate appoint O rm inda H aney & Jo- - partnership existed fo r ten years,
transported. D uring that dreary
for
Mayor
Beaverton
p
riv
a
te
c
h
a
rity
orga
n
iza
tion
that
sephine G riep as joint adm inistrators, j T hen the R e d Cross w anted to devote
period we neither produced nor bought
m o v e d her to g o into the streets at enough goods to meet our needs. F or
Lurina Storey, settin g tim e and j all o f its time to its ow n m em bership
The T ow n Caucus was held at > night to help the d istressed .
p la c j o f final hearing.
j cam paign , so the Tuberculosis A ssocia
a long tim e consum ption ran ahead
Beaverton High School Friday night.
P eter G. and H enry A.Smith, m in- ■ tion has been the sole p roprietor o f
“ She found that she was handi­ o f production. D em and in the m ean­
The m eeting was called to ord er by capped by her sex. She put on men’ s while has been slow ly im proving.
ors, con firm in g sale o f real property, j the X m a s seal sin ce 1920.
Since that
M ayor W ilson. W . E. M cC loskey was
E lla M. Bailey, clo sin g estate.
tim e the seals have regularly borne *
It V ' 4 ‘
clothes to make her work more ef­ Gradually people have com e to realize
elected chairm an and H om er W ilson
E. J. Lyons, fix in g am ount o f tax. ^ on ly the double-barred cross em blem
Assault Victim
that the nation is on the upgrade.
fective.”
secretary.
Jam es R . M cPoland, setting tim e _
o f . the international
fig h t
against ,
D uring the past three m onths there
Sues ior $5,074 chosen
F. W. Bishop was nom inated as ca n ­
Worked in Philippines.
and place o f hearing final account.
Tuberculosis.
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lias been a great im provem ent in t>db
R ich ard E. Gaunt, ord er investing
As C hristm as approaches, and the
. .
, j
^ didate'^Dr M ayor, C ouncilm en for two
The average A m eri­
Among "J a ck ” Garland's effects He sentim ent.
Dew ey D rorbaugh, Guy Carr
annual sale o f Christm as seals begins.
Seek ,n * .^ P 00 ^ n e ,a dam ages and years:
funds in govern m en t bonds.
were papers indicating she had can today is con vin ced thut w e are
w
on
't
you
join
in
with
the
m
illions
o
f
*P*c
!a
‘
dam
ages,
N
apoleon
R
oy-
and
L.
H.
H
u
m
bu
tg;
Councilm
an
for
E ldon O verm an, adm ittin g will to
sw inging into a real boom .
Statis­
,.hn..t le l' middle aged war veteran with a one year: R obert Johnston. R ecorder- worked with the Red Cross during
probate.
oth er m en and w om en thrm
throughout
tics appear to back up this opinion.
crippled
arm
,
o
f
Tualatin,
filed
suit
j
the
Philippine
insurrection
and
had
Treasurer, H om er W ilson. Hold over
Millard F illm ore Ayres, adm itting the cou ntry w h o are helping to fight
Business has reached the X -Y line on
T uberculosis. This year you will buy I this week against W illiam Barber, Councilm en H arry Barnes and Albert authority to pass through military my B absonchart on the w ay into a
w ill and estate to probate.
lines.
A lice A. Adam s, closin g estate
o f you r seals through the mail only. N o Murl
U nK I
Jam es ' 1 Rossi
prosperity period for the first tim e in
record.
sale will be con ducted in the schools. g p ° n . a " d H arry M itchell
j Mr. B ishop was not present at the,
. Mrs.
. . . . . George Shadburn, o>A,r
,u , i e fourteen years.
sixty-nine-
The tide is with us.
C. F. B ergstrand, app oin ting guar— E very seal you buy is a m odern bullet
K oyier In his com plaint iect es na :
8jnee his broth er T hom as re-1 year-old s o cia l service worker and Not on ly are we being aided by tho
normal grow th o f A m erican business
dian ad litem and ord erin g sale
o f in this m odern fig h t against Tubercu- auto
™
n a l l t t e garage a and
n d ^ beaten
e a te n ., cent
a ,h ' ho ,ookii
hard
in „ a T Tualatin
ware d o bu3ineSB
alonPi after
and w h.'U
in bp
un- w riter, told how "J a ck ,” w ho was
real property.
losis.
His request fo r $74 additional dam -1 able tQ a cccp t the nominaMon as her sister, had worn men’ s clothing (w hich averages nearly tw o per cen t
per year- hut we also have the added
ages alleges that $-4 was; m issing mayor-
In the m eantim e a number since she stowed away aboard a
T h e follow in g circu it court orders
Impetus o f a b ig potential dem and
County
Council
T.
A.
transport
bound
for
the
Philippine
! f rom hi* Pe,„s° n a ftc r the attack and o f citizens have persuaded Earl E.
have been signed by R . F rank
oullt up by five years o f sub-norm al
¡th
e
other
$50
represents
cost
o
f
Fisher
to
^
a
can
didate
fo
r
m
ayor.
Islands
during
the
insurrection
in
Peters Judge and fill'd
Board Meeting Called
satisfaction.
T he com in g era o f good
'
a id - .
_-
.
| Mr. Fisher states that if elected he 1898. She said:
with the clerk
times m ay even at som e time, though
Tuesday,
December
1
W
illiam
Barber.
34.
on
N
ovyem
ber
wjn
w
ork
w
lth
the
co
u
n
c
il
for
the
“ It’s always been a bone of con­ tem poroarily, exceed the 1929 peak.
Credit Bureaus Inc., vs A rt B lod­
10 was sentenced to 3 m onths In the best interests o f Beaverton
gett, e t als overru lin g dem urrer.
tention — this masquerade of El­
S tocks N ot Short Sale
The o ffic e r s and com m ittee chair- cou nty Jiil and M ini G ray drew 4
A. C F orrester vs C ity o f H illsboro
vira’s. I knew something, some day,
men
o
f
the
W
ash
in
gton
cou
n
ty
cou
ncil
m
onths
on
their
plea
o
f
guilty
to
a
This
post-election
boom also has in­
sustaining dem urrer.
would happen.
Fruit Growers Confer
vestors worried.
T he cu rren t fever
J. W . H ess vs O. T. Phillips, volun­ o f P arent T eacher association w i ll, charge o f assault and battery upon
“ But suppose you had noble o f optim ism , o f course, has ignited
m eet Tuesday, Dec. 1 at one o ’clo ck , R o y ie r; they previously had been in-
tary nonsuit.
Next Week at Corvallis ideals,
but the fact you wore skirts W all Street.
Stocks are today 30
State Industrial A ccid en t Commls- *>r the quarterly executive board i
dieted by the grand Jury while the
instead of trousers was a handicap? per cent higher than last year. P ri­
Bion vs W estim ber
L um ber Co.; ju d g -'
m eeting. T he m eeting is to be "pot
other
defendants drew not
true bills
Small fruit grow ers o f W ashington
ces have had a sharp spurt sin ce the
m ent o f volu n tary nonsuit.
lu ck' at the hom e o f Mrs
Gladys I
~
Elvira Puts On Pants.
county are n oting that topics o f con ­
election.
People who bought m onths
M ike K ok ich vs M att V rlica k et Green at G arden H om e.
Detailed M a n Found Dead: Hit
siderable interest to them on the
“ Elvira did the only thing she ago are w ondering if they they should
als, default order.
Plan» fo r the cou nty m eeting to b e j
and Run Driver Blamed scheduled program fo r the small could. She put on pants. Some how ! now take p rofits; others w h o have
L eota T. H enkel Jr., vs Geo. H en- Dec. 8 in H ilslboro will be announced
fruit g lo w e rs con feren ce to be held at she stowed away and got to the j been tim idly holding their cash liquid
kel Jr., ord er o f default.
and the m atter o f by-law s c h a n g e s ,
Believed
to
have
been
the
victim
o
f
p ^ v^ lU s, D ecem ber 2, 3, 4, a cco id in g j P h ilip p in es in 1898 as a fr e e -la n ce J are w ondering if they have m issed tho
Carl B erger vs unknow n heirs o f will be taken up.
These investors w ho are in
hit-run autoist, the body o f J. J I to W R Cy , u“ ' cou n ty agünt'
newspaper correspondent. She also : boat.
John
Q,
Z achary,
publication
o f¡
O ffice rs o f the cou nty cou ncil are
Doyle, 42. was found lying side o f the
C om plete program s for this event I helped as a Red Cross aid — did j doubt about the long-sw im have lost
sum m ons.
Mns. G ladys Green, Garden Hom e,
I cun not recall
Credit B ureaus vs Chas. L. B row n-
w ,U h "
road T uesday niEht ahou* on,> nlil'
avu!.lal>le al lh c
aB,' nt’s grand w ork . Then sh e c a m e h om e, j their perspective.
hill, release o f m onies under
a tta c h - j president; I
J? hn Wo° t Tlgard’ | w est o f H illsboro, states S h eriff C o n - “ “ ce. I h , pi ogram Includes discua. , * t.ghe continued to write Finding ¡a n y recovery period w hen the m aik et
and Mrs. A. M. Jannsen, Beaverton, neu w ho investigated.
fc.ons on soil, fertilizer and irrigation
ouuiuiueu 10 w m e . r m uiiig | reached its peak with business on ly at
__________________________ j vice-presiden ts; Mrs. R ex, R aw ls, Os-j D avle and his w iie bad beon herc problem s and experien ces;
grading ! that a woman could not prowl j the N orm al Line.
W o are not yet In
w ego, secreta ry ; Mns. Carl S a n d e .' tu.(j
from M
M ilwaukie,
ilwaukie Wis.,
Wis and prooli-ms iw a ffe ctin g price, diseases, | around alone at n igh i, she preferred 1 an era o f business over-expension and
tw o daVt,
days from
New Units Filed this W eek
' the trend is still busically favorable.
w ere visiting relatives near Cornelius. insect p io o lcm s m arket outlets, p rice! to be a man.”
W ilm a Jones vs W allace Jones, F orest G rove, treasurer.
stabilization and the econ om ic eitua-1
“ Jack’s” father was a m ajor in
Fui therm ore .those who d o want to
C om m ittee chairm en include Mrs.
suit for divorce.
tion con fron tin g the O regon Small the Mexican army who founded the | accep t their profits hesitate to do so
C. T. Smith, adm inistrator, vs H. A. C. F. Selliken, T ig a rd ; m em bership, Counties Ask Share
Fruit grow er. The program begins at first Mexican consulate in San Fran­ because o f the reinvestm ent problem .
Mrs. Allen K night, W estim ber, pro-
W ahner, collection o f note.
cisco after the Mexican war. The M oney rates are still ridiculously low.
W ilm a H. G row vs E rnest Grow, g ra m ; Mrs. G. Hile, Sherw ood, hospi-
•
Automobile ree 9:30 a. m., W ednesday, Dec. 2.
tality; Mrs. A. L. M odin, F orest j
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mother was Miss Elisa Alice Gar­ Bonds yielding 3 to 3 '» per cent Inter­
suit fo r divorce.
est m ay turn out to be just as dan ­
Iris W ah ner vs A rth ur J. W ahner, G rove, m agazine; M i b . W a lter W ork -j O regon C ounty Judges and Com- Forest Grove Entertains
land, daughter of a Louisiana su­ gerous as m ay stock s selling at a
i man, F orest G rove, health and sum- m issioners T u e s d a y unanim ously
suit fo r divorce.
preme court justice.
h igherpricc-earnings ratio.
G ood
Nut Growers Dec. 2-3
C redit S ervice C orporation vs O. S. m er round u p ; Mrs. Paul Patterson, passed a resolution ask in g the next
m ortgage loans are hard to get. B ank
H
illsboro,
sa
fety
;
Mns.
R.
Hiatt,
Hills-
legislature
fo
r
15%
o
f
the
gross
reve-
S h offer, m oney action.
deposits return
little or
no yield.
boro, route 1, publications;M rs. E. J. nue o f the State H igh w ay Depart-
The W estern Nut G row ers’ associ­
M arie F. P ollo ck vs P. A. K alsch,
M eanwhile the cost o f living is stead­
Maple, F orest G rove, legislation; Mrs. m ent arising from the gasoline tax. ation will hold its tw enty-second an­
ily rising . H ence, I see no reason
et ux, collection o f note.
G. L. U pchurch, Portland, route 6, m otor licenses and
transportation nual m eeeting and nut show at F orest
w hy investors would now w ant to un­
Fred
C.
Stolte vs R ob ert P. j budget; and Mrs. M. M. R o m ig H ills fee, states C ounty Ju dge D. T. Tern G tov e D eccm bei 2 and 3, fo r which an
load their stock s o f com pan ies w hose
Schm idt, et als, suit to set aside con - boro publicity,
pleton w ho attended the convention. extensive educational program has
| earnings are progressing satisfar-tor-
veyance.
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Tem pleton was selected to serve as been arranged, announces C. E. Schu­
i ily.
E asy m oney rates are a stron g
W . F. B adley vs J. F. Coligan, et al, D E P U T Y J O H N S O N T A K E S
a m em ber o f the execu tive com m ittee ster, secretary and federal nut spec­
j m arket fa ctor; so lon g as they pre­
PO SITIO N IN P O S T O F F IC E representing the Sixth District.
Buit to quiet title.
ialist. E. A. M cC ornack, Eugene, who
vail, I am not w orried about stock s
Carl B erger vs U nknow n heirs o f |
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i ¡a vice-president for O regon, will pre- j T be a m ount o f training required for I being so high as to o ffe r a good Short
Joh n Q .Z ach ary deed., suit to quiet
H arry C. Johnson, deputy under Rltz Theatre Property
side, due to the recent death o f J. U. a certificate to teach in the elem en- sale yet.
S h e riff J. W . Connell fo r six years,
tiUe.
P
L
»J K
O
4 Smith o f N ew berg, president.
tary schools o f O regon is due for an
D o Not he F ooled by
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this w eek is bein g given a tem porary
r U r C r i a s e u by Occupant
A notable program feature this yeai ¡advan ce on January 1, 1937, in line
“ U iiornploy m ent” Figures
C harles B atem an o f G lenw ood, re- leave o f absen ce and on F riday will
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is the preparation o f a series o f re- \ with leginlation enacted at the 1935
A nother question which is both er-
ports an attem pt to en ter his store take a tem porary position in the
O tto Schum an and A gnes Sfihuman j search papers having to d o with the session o f the legislature, a ccord in g to
the night o f N ovem ber 18 by boring H illsboro p ostoffice, has been an- have ¡sold the “ R itz” ’ theatre build- soil and m oisture resources
o f nut a statem ent issued by State Superin- j ing m ore and m ore people in view o f
holes through the floor fto m the un- nounced.
ing at B eaverton to Mr. and M is orchards.
j tendent C. A. H ow ard. T he statem ent j sharply im p iovin g busincs« is the un-
. em ploym ent and relief problem. T ho
der side.
E ntrance w as gained thru
in the absence o f D eputy Johnson Meycn present
occupants of tbe
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¡follows:
the underneath
part o f the building
Ben CorneliiiB o f N orth Plains,
will building. T he new ow n ers have made
Douglas T aylor, R. F. D. 2, B cav- G raduates
o f standard
tw o-year ; A dm inistration is planning to take a
fro m south side. A canvas glove
and j 0 jn the present law enforcem ent
extensive im provem ents to the
prop ton, is a m em ber o f the A Capella courses at O regon norm als who wish ] com plete and accurate census o f tho
three gunny sack s were left under the staff, S h eriff C onnell said,
erty, such as new lighting effects, new Choir o f W heaton (III.) College which to st.cu r,. certificates on the basis o f t "u nem ployed." All through the depreo-
been
store.
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d ecorations and floor.
Th interior sang N ovem ber 12 over WMBr, the L ucb graduation, but who have not : sion business observer« have
o f the theatre hag been improved radio station o f the M oody Bible I n - ! yrt done so, will need to m ake ap- I troubled by the lack o f reliable jo b -
23 turkey hens and 1 tom w eighing
AUGUST K. DAJ.LM AN
i less figures.
Various estim ates ore
Istitute in C h ic a g o
^ j plication to tbs Slate Depart man! of
30 pounds, all dressed, and aw aiting
A ugust R Dallm on, aged 75 years, i
Mr. and Mrs. Adam s o f Aloha had E ducation before January 1, 1937. On made from time to tim e hut these are
the "market w ere stolen from the barn 10 m onths and 18 days passed aw ay
Currently
they
o f Carl K linge near L aurelw ood Mon- at his hom e at Kinton M onday, Nov.
Mrs Pauline Quade o f P ortland, and a collision near Aloha, yesterday af- that date the am ount o f training re-1 ’ sim ply gucBsea.
range around eight million.
E v­
Miss
Nell
Lolz
o
f
Olym
pia,
Wash.,
|
ternoon,
with
a
F
ord
coupe.
Mrs.
quired for
an Oregon elem entary
d ay night.
23-
en though the forth com in g census
Geo. W estcott w h o w orks on the
Mr. D allm an w as born in G erm any spent T h an k sgiving at the Evans i Adam s was throw n from the ca r and certificate will be advanced to in- j m ay support this estimate, I will
j slightly injured.
¡elude a full term o f tw elve weeks o f
farm o f J. B. M cGinn, Cornelius January 5, 1861, and cam e to A m erica W hitw orth home,
not be satisfied.
In taking this
professional training in addition to
route 2 reports lose o f 18 ch ick en s with his parents at the age o f 12 years
; census, I feel that labor experts are
the com pletion o f a standard tw o-
F rid ay n igh t; they were taken from to W isconsin, and later he took up a
overlook in g a very fundam ental point.
year norm al course.
Persons w h o
a small ch ick en house b a ck o f the hom estead at O xford. Neb., and on
W hile a census should be m ade, it
apply for elem entary certificates a f­
apple house.
April 12, 1887, was united in m arriage
should be o f the iviiployed as well as
ter
January
1,
1937,
will
be
required
45 bales o f first class tim othy hay to Sarah L. K oen er and In March,
the unem ployed.
by law to m eet the advanced qu alifi­
w as stolen from the barn o f Max W es- « » 4 . m oved with his fam ily to Sher^
The D epartm ent o f I^ b o r has fairly
cations.
to ff. B eaverton
route 2.
Sunday w ood. O regon
In the fall o f 1914
accurate figures on the num ber o f
■ bt
he m oved to the K inton neighborhood
Under the regulations o f the State
em ployed at various periods in the
D epartm ent o f E ducation, the holder o f
nl*
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whera he resided until his death.
past. I f we com pare these totals with
a one-year certificate
based
on
I .
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v ll
P
H e leave« to m ourn his loss his w ife
our population figures we will get a
L i v e W i r e r tlllS L O W S
Sarah and the follow in g sons and
standard normal «ch ool graduation
fair per-cnplta-em ploym ent average.
w h o falls to teach long enough du r­
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daughters: O lga Gerig, S alem ; Oscar
I f we take an unem ploym ent census
ing the life o f such certificate to be
Six registered Holstein cow s owned Dallm an, T im b er; Lydia Obrist, Hills-
however, there will be no past fig­
eligible for a five-year paper can se
by A rthur Connell were killed by da le; Louise
E nabuit, Vancouver,^
ures for com petitive purposes.
T he
cure another one-year certifica te at
e le ctric pow er lines Tuesday.
W ash.; Em il Dallm an and B ertha
fact that eight, million are Jobless to­
such tim e as he m ay wish to apply
F ire alon g the fen ce row and near H arris Skam ania, W ash., R enata and
day does not necessarily mean that
the S. P St S. railw ay line got out o f Luella F alx B eaverton, and Albert at
| for It.
our Percentage
o f unem ployed Is
con trol and burned tw o electric pow home.
A lso survived by 23 g r a n d -;
greater than It was tw enty years ago.
e r lines ca rry in g a
25.000 voltage, children and one great grandchild.
H ence, while It Is Important that we
Evangelistic Campaign
T h e cow s evidently cam e up to in
Funeral services were held W ednes-
should take a periodic census o f the
vestigate and com in g in con tact with day f jsjov . 25 , at P eggs Chapel.
Rev. i
unem ployed as well as o f the em ploy­
E
vangelist
and
Mrs.
I*
E.
G
rose-
the wires received the fatal shock.
F ranz o f Pratum , O regon, delivering
ed nevertheless the
Adm inistration
close
o
f
M
ooresvllle,
Indinna,
will
be­
Service was uninterrupted as the tbe services.
Interm ent Crescent
gin an evan gelistic cam paign on M on­ should not base its relief and oth er
volt lines w ere held up by the fence G rove cem etery.
day night, N ovem ber 30th at 7:45 at policies entirely on the jobless figures.
j the Church o f Christ.
These ev a n ­
W age Issue Up Again
Mr and Mrs. Fred G oyt and son
Mr. and Mrs. W . C. M cK ell were
gelists are nationally known and have
F urtherm ore, the answ er as to w ho
w ere dinner guests at the home o f hosts to a grou p o f friends at the
held m eetings in m any im portant constitutes a “ jobless w ork er” has
Mr. and Mrs D ayton P eck Thanks- Cam pbell C ourt fo r T h an k sgiving day
fields and com e to us highly recom ­ changed in recent years. T oday m il­
g iv in g day.
dinner, including Mr. and Mrs. D oy
lions o f young people and old folks
mended.
Mrs. E m m a
Johnson o f
Port- Gray. Mrs. Crete Main. Mm F O
Mr. O roseriose is one o f our ou t­ would want to be tallied a« unem ploy­
land and daughter Mrs Jack Knight D onaldson. Miss Juliette C arter and
standing evangelist and Mrs. Grose- ed by the census taker. T w enty years
o f G rants Pass, and Mrs. Seater o f Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Spencer and son
close is an efficien t son g leader and ago these people would have been con ­
Portland, w ere visiting Mrs. J. S. Fel- Russell o f P ortland.
sidered sim ply “ at h om e” .
If for no
! you ng people's w orker.
■her Saturday.
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« Services every night except S a tu r-, other reason than this, I believe that
H ow ard H ughson is seriously 111 at
It will pay you to trade with those
Continued on P age 6
day.
bis borne.
who advertise with us.
Use the Gift Guide
on page 3
Legislative Act
Effects Teacher
After January 1
D
Thanksgiving
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