LA R G EST C IR C U LA TIO N IN
VOL. 10, NO. 29
B y R ose Cave
Babson Says Plan Your Own
O ld-Age Security
Babson Park, Mass., D ec. 4, 1936.—
T his w ill be the n ation ’s m erriest
C hristm as sin ce 1927 and 1928. The
drop from dizzy h eigh ts o f 1929 and
the headaches that follow ed are now
just an unhappy m em ory. Today we
are again out of the w oods w ith the
broad, sm ooth h ighw ay o f prosperity
beckoning us to start an oth er joy-ride.
Then w hat? W ill w e h ave another
collapse and consequent period of su f
fering? Is A m erica's future ju st an
unending series of sta g g erin g peaks
and d ep ressin g valleys? J u st joy-rides
and h ead ach es?
Can D epression Be O utlaw ed?
In m y o ffice I keep before m e a
ch art that sh ow s all of the ups and
dow ns o f b usiness d uring th e past 100
years. Go w a y back to 1836 and there
is no ch an ge in these a ltern a tin g cy
cles. The Law of A ction and R eac
tion operates con tinu ously and alw ays
w ill. The C onstitution m ay be tossed
into the ash-barrel; the A dm inistra
tion m ay go F a scist; D em ocracy m ay
even tem porarily be suspended; but
the law o f cycles w ill rem ain a s fixed
as the sta rs in their orbits. W e can
cut o ff the p eak s and fill in the v al
leys of th ese cy cles only as individu
als. C ollective legislation cannot turn
the trick an y m ore than it can stop
the flo w in g and ebbing o f th e tides.
W ith the right am ount o f purpose
and plan, any person of good health,
in the U nited S ta tes and C anada, can
level out h is own b usin ess cycle.
R igh t now the en tire country is m ak
in g its first a ttem p t on a nationw ide
basis to so fte n the e ffe c ts o f depres
sions.
D uring th e past few w eeks
T he follow in g C ircuit Court orders
w e have heard m uch about the Social
H ave been sign ed by Ju d ge R.
S ecu rity Act.
A ided by the fa n ta stic
F ran k P eters and filed w ith
Tow nsend sch em e w e have a ctu ally
the Clerk
secured a law com p ellin g our sp en d
E lain e A. P ark e v s H aldis M. P a u l- ; th rift people to sa v e a portion of
sen, et als, con firm in g sale o f real their earnings for old-age pensions
property.
and unem p loym en t insurance.
I do
P earl E. Sparks vs H arold Sparks, not know how th is schem e w ill work.
a w ard in g tem porary custody of ch ild Its operations w ill have to be sm oothed
ren.
and refined.
H ow ever, rough as it
O liver L. C urtis et ux, vs J ean ette m ay be, it is a start.
H. Burr, et al, d efa u lt order .
W orst F eature
E th el In gersoll vs C harles F. Eh-
T he b ig g est problem in ad m in ister
m an, d ism issal a s to one o f defend
ing the A ct is the in v estm en t of its
ants.
T h e m oney w ill be
D. H. C askey vs E lla R . C askey, stag g erin g fund.
put in G overnm ent bonds and the
order o f service o f sum m ons.
O regon B ureau o f Labor vs A. H. w hole transaotion w ill resem ble a m an
T he Social
E rickson , d efault order and jud g en d orsin g his ow n note.
S ecu rity sch em e is, therefore, only as
m ent
T hat is w hy
Leola T. H en k le Jr., v s G eorge stron g a s public credit.
it is im perative that th e F ederal bud
H enk el Jr., decree of divorce.
W m . H enry B ucher vs V iola Mae get be quickly brought into balance.
B ucher, d efau lt and decree o f divorce P o liticia n s have painted th e blessings
o f th e A ct so glo w in g ly th a t m any
T he fo llo w in g p r°b ate orders have look upon it a s a perpetual Santa
Claus.
B ut basically, th e public
been sign ed by Ju dge T em pleton
has not grasped th e truth about the
and filed w ith the Clerk
M any believe
John T. Gerris, se ttin g asid e hom e Social S ecu rity Act.
that it m akes p rivate thrift no longer
stead.
The truth ° f th e m atter
F rederick W. Lepechat, ad m ittin g n ecessary.
esta te to probate, ap p oin tin g Joseph is that the “Security" benefit* o f the
act are so sm all that they should lx*
L epschat, executor.
A lice A. H inm an, approving in only supplem entary to each Individu
a l’« ow n sa v in g s plan.
ventory.
C hrist Linder, ad m ittin g esta te to
The new A ct requires that a m an
probate and ap p in tin g H enry W. w ork for at le a st fiv e years and that
S taehle, executor.
he m ust be 65 yearsold before he can
H enry G ehrke, con firm in g sale of draw a m onthly stipend.
E ven after
real property.
he has been at w ork 45 years he can
Flora Adam s, guardianship, ap receive at m ost a m onthly b en efit of
p ointin g one o f appraisers.
only $85.
F or the a v era g e w age
H enry A. H eesacker, guardianship, earner, the pension w ould be but *35
ap poin ting guardian.
to *50. As th e w orker co n tra sts these
F lora
C am pbell, ap p oin tin g
A. tin y b en efits w ith the g ig a n tic fund
C am pbell ad m inistrator.
n ecessary to provide them , he w ill
d ecide that private sa v in g is sounde;
THEFTS
than public thrift.
Today individual
F rom all parts o f W ashington thrift is unpopular.
The urge is en
C ounty at th is tim e of th e yeai tirely to spend.
W ages (in terest) of
com e the reports o f a lot o f petty m oney are now the low est in all h is
thievin g, sta tes S h eriff Connell.
tory.
T his is an oth er in terestin g ap
Fred D odge, farm er of M iddleton, plication o f the Law o f A ction and
reports to the S h eriff th at
som e R eaction.
th ieves took his cow from the barn
Thrift N ot Outm oded
the n igh t o f N ovem ber 25, together
w ith a double se t of harness, 3 col
Som e day the bankers w ill again be
lars, a bridle and a brakem an's lan solicitin g your deposits.
Som e day
tern. w hile his neighbor loses a 13 you w ill again see the sign : “A dollar
m onths old h eifer in early m orning starts an a ccou n t in this bank .’’ In
o f th e 26th.
the m eantim e, do not let anyone con-
W illiam H esse, Scholls, sta te s that vice you that sa v in g and thrift, in
4 sack s o f chicken feed are m issing som e form, are perm anently out of
but later they w ere found hidden in' style.
T he w isest course for the self-
th e fern alon g the roadside.
reliant m an or w om an to follow is to
E lm er Jones,
H illsboro, route 3, set up a Social S e c u iity Act of his or
reports that 10 gallon m ilk can w as her ow n.
A* full o f op portu nities as
ta k en from his m ilk stand Saturday th is country, there is n« ex cu se for
n ight. N ovem ber 14.
any pers*>n o f average health and ab il
A double bitted ax w as taken from ity failin g to lay up a com petence.
the w ood yard of Trum an Boyd the R igh t now it m ay not be through the
n ight o f N ovem ber 29.
m edium o f a sa v in g account, but in
O. E. Scott, M anning, reports four every com m un ity som e form of In
tires taken from his Ford car on N o stallm en t savin g is still possible.
vem ber 19.
You, peronally and individually, can
A ustin Sim s loses tools and gaso m ake in stallm en t savin g far more
line taken from his tractor.
pleasan t than in stallm en t buying. The
Ju liu s V uylsteke Cornelius, route 2 w hole point to stress in th is social se
reports tw o dressed turkeys taken cu rity b usiness is the need o f putting
from his barn the n igh t o f N ovem ber you rself w hole-hearted ly into som e
21 .
w ell-thcugh t-ou t plan.
T h is is the
tim e to begin.
B u sin ess now is at
If the
A C ircuit Court Jury M onday re norm al th e ideal position.
turned a d isagreed verdict in the cou n try could glide a lo n g the norm al
case o f S tate v s E. G. M cKinney, line it w ould be con tinu ously prosper
indicted on a ch arge of h avin g shot ous. W e are never satisfied , how ever
and killed tw o horses b elon gin g to Over the desk of too m any business
“B eat yesterday."
h is neighbor. F ay Mead, a farm er m en is the m otto:
livin g near the Mead school in the So we becam e over-confident, expand
and gradually extend ou rselves to the
B uxton district.
Edw&td K atke. P oitlan d , arrested point o f b tea k in g .
E nduring Insurance
O ctober 11 on a ch arge o f driving
w h ile in toxicated plead g u ilty be
Out o f the su fferin g of th e past and
fore Ju dge P eters Monday, and w as out of the accom plishm ent* o f the
fined *100 payable *10 per m onth.
next few years som e lesson s should be
learned.
D o not w ait for the Social
M arriage A pplications
S ecu rity A ct to dole o u t its pitiful
John H. Buchanan. Cornelius, and allotm en t to you.
Set up your own
L eona M. Gerado, Hillsboro.
Old A ge P rotection P lan and put it I
N E W SL IT S F IL E D T H IS W EE K
F ou r su its to collect d am ages for
injuries claim ed su stained w ere filed
th is w eek; th ese cover tw o autom o
bile w reck s one at Fourth and B ase
lin
lini e streets, H illsb oro and the other
one h alf m ile sou th w est o f the Mult-
nomah-W ashinerton C ounty line.
H ow ard E. T ucker a sk s for $314.50
on accoun t o f repairs to h is cer, $15
fo r a dam aged gu itar and $15 for
physician fees, w h ile his w ife, Mora
B elle T ucker is seek in g $5,000 g en
eral dam ages and $76 coverin g phy
sician and nurse’s fees, d am age to
cloth in g, broken g la sses and house
k eep in g charges, from E rin H. Hall
and her son, Brandon, th e accident
occurred O ctober 25.
A rthur L. Mason is a sk in g $5000
dam ages, w hile his w ife, Jean ette is
seek in g $15,000 for injuries perm an
en tly su stain ed in an accid en t of O o
tober 23, in volvin g a truck driven by
F ran k P ock ner; the ow n er o f the
car, E. E. K ester, d oing b usin ess as
the M onrow T ransfer Co., is also
m ade a party to the suit.
W. L. H ayw ard vs M arjorie M.
H ayw ard, su it for divorce.
W inifred E. R eev es vs G eorge H.
W ithycombev forecltosure
o f m ort
gage.
P earl E. Sparks vs H arold J.
Sparks, su it for divorce.
P . H Panm ley v s L. N. T om pkins,
collection o f note.
D. H. C askey vs E lla R. C askey,
su it for divorce.
J. M. Barber vs I. H. M axw ell et
a Is, m ortgage foreclosure.
Classified advertising pays.
C O U N TY
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
Beaverton, Oregon, Fridav, December 4. 1926
Public Versus
The Court House
Private Security
Happenings of Week at
The County Seat
E A ST E R N W A SH IN G T O N
Continued on Page 6
Durham School Uses
HeaBh Project Receives
Council P. T. A. Meets
N ovel Method to Sell
Tuesday at Hillsboro
Approval at Budget
Christmas Seals
M eeting on Saturday
W ash ington County C ouncil of I*. T.
A.'s w ill m eet Tuesday, D ecem ber 8 at
Hillsboro.
The m eetin g from 10 a.
m . to 3 p. m. w ill be at the C ongrega
tional church at Fourth and Main
streets.
All m em bers of P. T. A. throughout
the county are invited.
S ection al
m eetings w ill be held for co m m ittee
chairm en.
Mrs. W illiam K letzer, sta te presi
dent, w ill be a guest.
In terestin g
program is plunned by Mrs. Allen
K night. Lunch w ill be a “sack lunoh”
and the H illsboro P. T. A. w ill serv e
coffee.
Howard Hughson
Passes on to Rest
S ale o f C hristm as S eals in W ash
The 1937 proposed budget for W ash
ington C ounty prom ises to surpass
ington C ounty, a full tim e health unit
H ow ard Joseph H u ghson w a s born
any previous sale. R ose Cave, county
plan w ss ratified at a m eetin g of tax
ch airm an o f th e sale, declared W ed in B eaverton A ugust 20, 1871, and
payers S a tu id a y at the Court House
died a t hi* hom e here N ovem ber 30,
nesday m orning.
w ith sm all opposition.
T otals to be raised by taxation next
W ith th e sa le only a few days old, 1936, at th e ag e of 65 years, 3 m onths
H e w as a m em ber of on e of
year w as set at $417,684.50 or an in - 1
ca lls a re com in g in for m ore stam p* 10 day*.
the
early
pioneer
la m ilies in B eaver
crease o f $24,813.40
T his includes a
from all part* of th e county. Mis3
retirem ent o f som e $131,000 in o u t
C ave said.
Many’ o f the schools have ton and w ith the excep tion of fivo
sta n d in g w arrants.
already exceeded the quota assigned years resid en ce in C arlton, O regon,
and one year in C alifornia, lived his
T he health unit plan represen ts a
them .
e n tile life in B eaverton .
H e w as
levy o f *10,770.00 of w hich $4.910 w ill
One novel stu n t th is year is being w ith th e Southern P a c ific C om pany
be furnished by th e U nited States
staged a t D urham school w here an for 31 year*.
Public H ealth Service am oun ting to
en terta in m en t ha* been provided and
O ctober 1, 1903, he w as m arried to
$4110.00, F orest Grove school districts
p oisons paying the ad m ission price of C allie M. Johnson, w ho w ith tw o
$200; B eaverton $100; T igard $100:
a dim e w ill be given C hristm as Seal* children, P earl M cFarland o f T aco
C ity of H illsboro $200 and the W ash Possible Revival of
in return.
G raduated sa les also have nta, and Carl H. H u ghson o f P ort
in gton C ounty H ealth asso cia tio n $200.
Deen estab lish ed am ong th e grades land su rvive him. H e i3 also su rvived
Projects
Discussed
at
lea v in g a balance of $985.00 to be paid
b egin ning w ith one cent for the first by tw o grandson*, Go: don and Char-
Planning Conference grade
by W ashington County.
and ending w ith the eight lea o f P ortland, three sisters. M is.
An additional crim inal deputy w as
c e n ts for the eighth.
U nder this
added to the S h e r iffs o ffice and an
P rojects long desired but still pend plan ea ch child is a sk ed to sell eith er N ettie Liven good of Aloha, Mrs. Ili'i-
appropriation for B ang's d isease c o n ing are to be revived, possibly thru one seal or the num ber eq u ivalen t to tie P itt and Mrs. lienh Joh nson o f
Portland, three brothers, W alter H u
trol
W PA w as decided at a con feren ce the grade.
ghson
of
C arlton,
Oregon,
and
A resolution to request the state m eetin g o f the W ashington C ounty
Money collected from seal sa les G eorge H u ghson und B u n s H ughson
legislature to en act a m easure which planning com m ission and represen ta
would return present secondary sta te tives of the sta te board, cou n ty court, have helped w ith tuberculin tests for of B eaverton, a large num ber of o th
children in schools at Sherw ood, B eav er relatives and a host o f friend*.
h ighw ays to the resp ective counties.
legislatives, m ayors, and other com
Mr. H u ghson w as a charter m em
H erm an K erkm an,
com m issioner, m unity leaders F riday at the C ounty erton, Aloha, M etzger, and Garden
H om e during this school year.
From ber o f the Church o f C hrist o f B e a v
sp eak in g in support of su ch a proposal Court H ouse.
th ese test* a num ber o f children erton, and a t the tim e of hi* death
declared that in W ashington County
P rojects include channel clearin g
the 68 m iles of su ch roads could be I alon g D airy C reek and addition o f a th reaten ed w ith the d isease have been w as treasurer and a deacon o f the
H e wo* vitally in terested In
given m ore adequate atten tion by thej sch ool room for the Cooper M ountain found, thua a ssistin g in early d iscov church.
ery o f the d isea se and so in suring the C hristian work, and lived w hat would
county dollar by dollar, than the D istrict.
heulth and prolonged life of the child. probubly be referred to as a rath er
sta te provides.
A
proposal
to
en
large
the
fa
cilities
Through funds furnished by the uneventful life, but surely a valuable
A nother proposed resolution, urging
the sta te to return to cou n ties 30 per of the W ash ington C ounty annual fair A m erican L egion poets of W ash in g one in sig h t o f his Lord, w hom he
cen t of its funds from g a s taxes and by m oving buildings to larger prop ton county, x-ray exam in ations for a loved and served.
Funeral services w ere held a t the
sim ilar sou rces w as tabled.
T his w as j erty and con stru ction o f a grandstand large num ber o f ch ildren have been
presented by Mrs. A nna K ruger,, and hipprodrom e track drew favorable furnished to a*3ist in the w ork o f the Church W ednesday aftern oon w ith
con sid eration w hen su g g ested by E. H ealth a ssociation .
R ev. P utm an o fficiatin g.
P all beur-
chairm an of the Tax L eague Inc.
Judge T em pleton declared that any L. Moore, m anager.
T here h ave been 23 d eath s in er* w ere Doy Gray, G eorge B lasser,
Sub co m m ittees appointed by W. G. W ash ington co u n ty sin ce 1932 from F rancis Liverm ore, H. W. R ogers,
program providing for th e sta te to
In
turn over more than $2,000,000 annually Ide, C ounty Board chairm an to “fol tuberculosis, the records show. Mrs. Earl Hiall and Chas. Thom pson.
would cripple the d ep artm ent’s pro low through’’ on im provem ents d ra ft M argaret Logan, cou n ty nurse, points term ent w a3 in C rescent G rove com* -
gram o f prim ary h igh w ay con stru c ed w ere: School projects, A lbert Kem- out th a t all o f th ese death* could have tery.
mer, B eaverton ; Oscar H agg, R eed- been p revented if th e disease could
tion.
ville and J a y Gibson, B eaverton; Map have been d iscovered in time. In ad Earl E. Fisher withdraw s
M aking, E lm er Johnson, H illsboro; dition to the d ea th s there have ulso
Nut Growers Hold
As Candidate for M ayor
W alter U pshaw , Tigard, and W. F. been 45 case* o f tuberculosis d isco v
Cyrus, H illsboro.
W ater resources, ered and treated.
Interesting Session
F ollow ing i* the w ithdraw al notitre
an K erkm an, C om m issioner, G.
At Forest Grove H R erm
of Earl E. F isher n s can d idate for
ichard Scott, S tate R ep resen tative,
Mayor o f B eaverton a t th e city elec
of Aloha, V em B urlingham , F orest Teacher’s Institute
A hundred grow ers from Oregon Grove.
tion next Tuesday,
Mr. Lyndon L.
Saturday
pit
Tigard
and W ash ington attend ed the 23rd
Meyers form er cou n cilm an w ill su cceed
C.
W.
R
eynolds,
execu
tiv
e
a
ssista
n
t
annual convention of th e W estern
Mr. F ish er a s candidate for m ayor.
T ea ch er’s In stitu te w ill be held at Mr. H om er W ilson
N u t G row ers association a t F orest of the S tate p lanning board and C. J.
H
um
phrey,
field
supervisor,
pointed
the
Tigard
U
nion
H
ig
h
School
S
atu
r
Grove W ednesday and Thursday.
Tow n R ecorder
F ran k C. R iggs, sa les m anager of ou t that the sta te body sta n d s ready day, D ecem ber 5, announces O. B B eaverton, Oregon
a
t
all
tim
e
to
aid
in
ob
tain
in
g
fa
cts
th e N orth P a cific N u t G row ers Co
K raus, cou n ty
sch ool su perin ten d D 'a r R ecorder W ilson:
op erative W ednesday spoke on m ar and fig u res n ecessary in se ttin g up ent.
T
he
program
follow s:
Am w ithd raw in g a s a can d idate
k et con d ition s resu ltin g from a j.936 W PA applications.
9:15 M usic Tigard U. H. S. Glee for M ayor o f B eavetron, D ecem ber 8,
It
w
as
brought
out
a
t
the
con
feren
ce
w alnut crop poor in q u an tity and
1936 election.
club, M iss F ran ces N ash, director.
quality, y et the largest yield in history that the boards exp erience in a ctu
W ith kind personal regards and
9:35 B usine*s m eetin g W. C. T. A.
ally
ob
tain
in
g
com
pletion
o
f
proposed
M em orial serv ices w ere held in res
best w ishes.
E lection o f o fficers and d elegates.
p ect to the m em ory o f the late John project* thu s fur had been unfortun
Y ours sincerely,
10 a. m. D epartm ental S ession s H igh
U. Sm ith o f N ew berg, a sso cia te presi ate for w hich asserted governm ental
(Sign ed )
E A R L E. F IS H E R
d
ela
y
s
w
ere
blamed.
A
w
orker
to
be
School
Engli*h
and
F
oreign
Ia
n
-
dent, and o f the late G eorge Dorris,
B m w r to n , Oregon, D ec 1, 1936
provided
by
the
sta
te
board
w
ill
be
guages,
M
isses
W
eaver
and
N
ash
in
o f Springfield,
honorary
m em ber
know n as th e dean o f the filbert con sen t here to w ork first on th e ch an oharge; S cience and M athem atics,
nel clearin g program , it w a s a n Mrs. M ullen and Mr. Linn In charge; Local Red Cross
vention.
Social
Science* -Mr.
S talley
I n
An address o f P. W. Miller, a sso ci nounced.
Roll Call Completed
O thers w ho spoke a t th e co n feren ce charge; H om e E conom ics — Musses
ate p ath ologist U nited S ta tes depart
m ent of agriculture, dealt w ith con w ere E. L. R oss, S tate Senator-elect, Crozer and Y oder in ch arge; P h y si
B eaverton and vicin ity raised *84
R ay L. A ntrim , R ep resen tative-elect. cal E ducation Miss E ick m eyer and
trol o f w aln ut and filb ert blight.
In
the recent R oll Call of The A m eri
D
onald
T.
T
em
pleton,
C
ounty
Judge,
Pott* in ch arge;
P rincipals and
F rank L. E verseli, president of the
can N ation al Red Cross, a cc o id in g to
Huron,
(S. D.)
college,
described C om m issioner K erkm an, J. H. Gar coaciies T hom as F ow ler o f Tigard R ev. Earl B. H orsel!, local R oll Call
drouth and erosion e ffe c ts in his rett, M ayor o f H illsboro, Mrs. C .E. U nion H igh School leader.
The can vass w as con d u ct
E lem en tary
P rim ary tea ch ers— chairm an.
hom e sta te at the R otary club noon W ells, ch airm an H illsboro P la n n in g
ed
by
the
follow
in g worker*;
Mrs.
Board;
J.
E.
Moreback,
M
ayor
of
Mrs.
C
uthill
and
M
iss
H
opkins;
In
luncheon.
W
alter
Van
K
leek,
M
is.
N.
W
alker,
R ecom m en dation s m ade to grow ers Sherw ood and A lbert K em m er of term ediate teach ers — M isses S etter Mrs. M. J. Beeler, Mrs. F. D. P eck ,
m an a n d
Maurer;
E lem en tary
included advice to tie up w ith code B eaverton.
P rincipals and R ural T each ers Mr. Mrs. L. Shellenberger, Mrs. E. G
rep resen tatives instead o f w ith inde
H opkins
in ch arge (presid en t of D oyle, Mrs S. E delm an, Mrs. W. Cav-
pendents ,to build a perm anent mar Corvallis Man Speaker
ano*s and Mrs. L. L. W alker.
group)
ket; early d eliveries o f w alnuts and
For Farmers M eeting 10:45 Interm ission.
filberts to p ack ing plants; in creasing'
I t A ssem bly ad dress "Shaping the Theatre Plans Christmas
the duty on im ported filberts to more
Curriculum for the life o f T od ay”
than the p resen t 10 cen ts a pound
M atinee in Near Future
O tto F ow ler of Corvallis, w ill ad Dr. Floyd C. W ilcox, L infield college.
ad visab ility of creatin g a fund to
The
R itz T h eatre are p lan n in g
12 A djournm ent.
prepare for n ational ad vertising of d ress the W ashington C ounty F arm
their annual free C hristm as m atin o
ers U nion a t their regular m eeting
nut*.
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date to be announced later.
Mr.
On Thursday, th e association heard D ecem ber 5, a t the V eterans hall in Icy Pavem ents Cause
M eyer g a v e one last year a* an ap
lectures on crop m ethods ,and held H illsboro.
preciation of the public patronage and
Accidents Tuesday wa*
Mr. F ow ler i* a ffilia ted w ith the
it* annual business m eetin g and elec
grea tly enjoyed by all.
tion o f officers
Oregon Seed Growers asso cia tio n and
Icy p a vem en t9 T u esday
m orning j CHURCH O F T H E N A Z A R E N E
w ill talk about the p io d u ctlo n and
Installation o f o fficers o f D aughters sa le of clover, grass and vetch seed. w as the ca u se o f a num ber o f autom o
Sunday Bible School a t 9:45 W. H.
o f Job * B ethel No. 20 w ill take p i ice
T he Farm Union M arket w ill open bile accident* throughout the cou n ty; H art Supt.
accord
in
g
to
reports
on
file
in
vestiga-
M onday even in g at th e Beaverton in the forenoon w ith the pot luck
The E v a n g elistic C rusade still con
; ted by D eputy S h eriff Busch.
M asonic hall. The m eetin g is open to lunch
tinues. R ev. J. T. L ittle w ill preach
and
afternoon
m eetin g a*
C. O. V andivier, B eaverton, lost con a t 11 o’clock on:
the public.
R efreshm ents will be usual.
“T he S up erlative
trol o f h is car on th e slippery pave P rom ise o f God’’ and in the even in g
served follow ing in stallation. F riends
T he president John Plas« has issued m ent on the fill w est o f H illsboro and
o f the girls are cordially invited to a t
a call for the L egislative C om m ittee w ent through the ra ilin g o f the bridge at 7:30 th e them e “God C alls and
tend.
Man R ejects; Man Call* and God
to be p resen t a t th e m eetin g, a n on the north side.
A
nsw ers.
Mrs. G race Few les* is
n oun ces Mrs. Mary L. H orner, secre
W. E. F olsom , o f H illsboro, sk id d ed ' m usical d irector and soloist.
C A R D O F TH A N K S
.
into
the
railing
on
the
south
side,
tary
of
th
e
m
eeting.
W e w ish to than k our friends and
T he Junior Young People's so c iety
i Carl F. A slin, W ashougal, W ashing-! at 6:30 w ith Miss R uth M artin in
neighbors for their
kindness and
ton, stru ck a teleph one pole on the ch arge
sym pathy and the beautiful floral of- j
D runken D river Fined
north side o f the h ighw ay a t the ea st,
ferings during the illness and death I W illiam
Y ank aw skas
of
1904
S erv ices each
even in g
(Saturday
end o f the bridge over D aw son creek,
o f our beloved husband and father, ' P en in su la Ave.,
Portland, received
excep ted ) at 7:45. You are cordially
broke
the
pole
and
rolled
o
v
er
Into
H ow ard Joseph H ughson .
invited to attend.
a fin e o f *100 and 30 days In Jail
MRS. C A LLIE M HUGHSON W ednesday on a ch arge o f driving the ditch.
M RS P E A R L M cFARI-AND
M E TH O D IST E P IS C O P A L CHUR,
w h ile under the influence o f liquor.
MR. CA RL H. H U GHSON
Martin Bernard Granted
Earl B. Honsell, Pa*tor
Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Mrs. G
Postponem ent on Plea P a ce Supt.
M orning w orship 11 a. m. S e r a
M artin Bernards, o f Aloha, Indicted topic “T he L iving W ord.”
E pw orth le a g u e 7 p. m.
early In O ctober on six in dictm ents,
E ven in g w orship 8 p. m„ se r a
ch argin g d estru ction of shrubbery on
Let God ”,
the form er O rcneo N ursery Co., ap topic “Let Go.
peared in C ircuit C ourt M onday and
w as gran ted a furth er postponem ent
before en terin g hi* plea. T he m a tter
wa* set over until D ecem ber 21; this
w as the third p ostp onem ent given B er
20 D A Y S
nards.
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SANTA IS DUE
HERE IN JUST
Tree Blown Down by
W ind W recks Bridge
A four foot fir tree wa* blown
down by the wind Saturday n ight and
w recked th e bridge near Jack son
quarry, -fa te s J. W. B arney, C ounty
E ngineer.
Th-i quarry w as scheduled
to start M onday m orn ing but w as de
layed u ntil the bridge could be re
paired.
The life less body o f Ben W est about ,
55. of Banks, S un day w as found by a
neighbor w ho m issed th e m an and fi
n ally con tinu ed his search to under
n eath th e W est home.
The body la y ,
near a partly dug sew er ditch and
death w as attributed to o v er exertion .
D eputy Coroner Earl D on elson stated
I who investigated.
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