LARGEST CIR CU LA TIO N
V O L . 11, NO. 23
The Court House
Happenings of the Week
at the County Seat
IN E A S T E R N
W A S H IN G T O N C O U N T Y
Beaverton, Oregon, Friday, January 21; 1937
PLAIN
Observations
0
Published Weekly
0 Local
Getting a Bit U nruly
By E. M. G O L D E R
By R O S E C A V E
F ollow in g is a little poem by Ben
Johnson that som e young fellow s
should read
D rink to me only with thine eyes,
° f 1Villiam Busse, valued at
A nd 1 will pledge with m ine;
*4(^X1 adm itted to probate; Else Ab-
endroth and G eorgia Shank, dough Or leave a kiss— but in the cup
And 111 not look fo r wine.
ters appointed join t executrices.
The
thirst that fro m the. soul doth
Chloris Fayram has been appointed
rise
adm inistratrix o f E. A. B ruce estate
Doth ask a drink divine;
valued at $1800, on petition o f
his
But m ight I o f Jove's nectar sup
brother S. E. Bruce.
I would not ch ange fo r thine.
Under the last will and testament I sent thee late a rosy wreath.
o f B. A. I.arson filed, Arthur B. Ear-
Not so much honoring thee
son has been nam ed and con firm ed As giving it a hope that thare
as execu tor; estate valued at $5700.
It could not w ithered be;
.o l cl,',s w erc signed by j But thou thereon dids’t only breathe
? r°,batc m atters
And sent’st it back to m e;
and filed with the clerk:
Since when it grow s and smells, I
John E. Reed estate, discharging
swear,
adm inistratrix ;T. A.
Martz.
co n
N ot o f Itself but thee!
firm in g sale o f real estate; E. Quack-
H ere's a little narrative about a
enbush, con firm in g sale; G eorge W.
A tw ood closin g estate; M inerva B rad B eaverton resident who started out
ley fixin g tim e and placet o f hearing with just a few dollars and finally
ob jection s to final accou n t; Jennie m ade good by his own m anagem ent
Your^g, clpsing
e sta te;
E sther L. Adolph lA fon d , living at 506 W atson
M rs. Whatley Entertains
A dam s closin g estate and disch arg street, a few blocks south o f the post- Joint Installation of
Otis
albert! office , landed at Malta, 84 miles east
Q
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p
an cj R g b e k a h s
ing
adm inistratrix;
H albert,
Honoring Mrs. Ludwig
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non i
H olm *;, appointing M. R. and E. H. o f H avre .M ontana, in 1902 and h a d , - . . ,
Johnson and W. W . M cCready ap but very little capital to go on
He M e l d
1 n u rsd a y tv e n in g
Mrs. H arold W hatley gave a sh ow
p raisers; Lester Philip Davis, ap | put in 34 years around there and the |
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er for Mrs. G eorgo L udw ig W ednes
last
pointing Charles G. Davis, g u a rd ia n : I experience he had over that period
Joint installation
was
held
day, January 12 .at her hom e on H u
Charles W. Dewey, appointing
ad o f tim e would take ten times m ore Thursday night and then refresh -'
ber avenu«,
ments
were
served.
O
fficers
installed
m inistrator and attorney fees; Noah i space to tell about than can be allott-
A m ong those present w ere:
Mes-
R obekah s:
D ick Jam ison, ord er o f partial d is -le d at this time.
He raised H erford were
„
„
dam es Sam Ludw ig,
Fred
Ludwig.
cattle and Percheron horses and got
tribution.
Mts. B ruce Denny, V. G.; A m elia L ouis Vassell, A. H. W right, Jess
so ho had quite a fo rce o f men w o r k Zw einer
secy
Anna
Christensen. M cConnell, A. Chapm an, Ivy Risely,
ing fo r him and paid a little better treasure».
I j. o. Larson. P eter W ickstrand, E l-
Suits
than ordinary w ages paid in that v i
O ddfellow s: Geo. Anderson, N G.; j wood B row n and son Jack. Casola. J.
cinity at that tim e ,but ho Had the
K enneth Denny, V. G .; Hans G a a rd e ,! L. Paterson, Em il Bollua,
Brogans,
M ortgage foreclosure«, a dam age right sort o f men.
secy.; A lfred Zw einer, treasurer.
| V ictor Jones, H olly; Ernetst
Liver-
action, restitution o f property and
T w o and a h alf years ago he and
The installing team visited Scholls haore, Pete Piluso, C. W eam er, and
collection o f com m issions are am on g Mrs. Lafond decided that they had
the suits filed this w eek in Circuit enough o f that severe winter w eather W ednesday and installed tho o ffic e r s , M G arvin all o f C ooper Mt.; W il-
liam Schuld,
P ortlan d;
Igiura
R.
C ourt:
F oreclosures include W orld and decided to let up on it.
Even o f the Scholls lodge.
Mack. Viola Kearney, C. E. Barker,
W ar Verterans State aid com m ission when he was indoors by the fireside
Wltlla m Beattio, A loha; Misses Grace
vs W alter M. D ickinson et ux. c o v it' grieved him to look out the frost Lads Returned
l.arson, Verne Von Dom elon, D orothy
ering property o f 21 acres in section covered w indow and see his men
From
Toledo
Patterson ,I*atricia R eyn olds and R o
26 Tow nship 2 South R ange 1 West. w ork ing with that livestock, through
berta W hatley.
He started sell
H om e Ow ners I Joan
corp ora tion all that doep snow
Cleland Frye, 15, and R ich ard Mor
vs Floyd J. Gustin, property con sist ing out, shipped his cattle to Souix croft, 17, o f Gaston were returned
Falls.
South
D
ak
ota
and
to
South
St.
ing o f 1 aero in section 34, T ow n sh ip
Ireland “ Johnny Appleseed” Earned Name
Paul and soon afterw ard shipped his by D eputy S h eriff, H allie
1 south range 1 west.
“ Johnny Appleseed” Is tho name
late
T
hursday;
the
lads
escaped
from
horses to L itch field and St. Cloud
W. R ob b vs J. A. Minnie and F. J. where they were sold at good prices j
at the tim e o f arreet o f Louis applied to John Chapman, a native
Ijowis,
M cA dam s
by of Massachusetts who came to Ohio
*■“ "•“ • property o f 30 acres in Eli I Q_ j „ f , „ r oil wns done and the b - i • g 1 1 W illiam and Gerald
MCAciams
oy
S l i 'i S C
42 T “ W” ' " ' ’ 2 N O rthi . » C h - S d - L
t
W “ **•¿ - . . r o l . » » . Bill Z o . « I. booked about 1801 and earned that name
R ange 2 W est.
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.omomoH
P ortland
where
they
rem ained „ a on ch arge o f g iv in g liquor to m inor for himself from his peculiar occu
Seeking to coUffct oom m ission 0,1, -h ort tim e before settling in B eavct- states S h e riff Connell.
pation— hla itinerant distribution of
sale o f 18 acres stork and equipm ent | ^
bought the nice com fort-
E vert Lindberg, 29 o f
B eaverton young apple trees. It was his cus
near Aloha, J. J. M cM ahon has filed a ^]e home, where he now resides and route 1 was arrested F riday on a tom to clear loamy spots in the vir
against A. F. Doughty.
later bought h a lf a block near the ¡c h a r g e o f driving w hila Intoxicated, gin
forests, on the banks of
R ebecca Goodin o f near Cornelius city hall and im provem ent o f that ¡R id in g with L indberg was B enjam in streams, plant there tho apple seeds
is seeking dam ages in sum o f $30.000 property is now under way and a H. Connellcy, 49, o f 1115 Southwest
he had obtained at cider presses in
from H. W. Farnham , involving an good building will be erected on it. M arket street, who was fined $10 in
t
Pennsylvania Inclose the
¡H
e
bought
tw
o
warehouses
in
the
Justice
Court
at
B
eaverton
for
being
.
, f*y l a n la * melóse the
auto accident.
cast part o f B e a v e r to n -h a d to get drunk in a public place.
8 r° “ nd and than le a v ® ‘ h® P ^ C *
two in order to have the one he i The arrQft follow ed by
Deputies until the trees began to grow. When
Thefts
really w anted—and one o f them is i C ornelius and Ireland a fter Lindberg settlers appeared In the vicinity
being torn dow n and the lumber used attem pted to pass a truck on a curve Johnny b rou g h t them his young
W h o rang the d oor bell and the He has put up three or four garage Vi mile, east o f W est
Slope and trees to trade them for an old coat
cash register is upperm ost in the buildings so far and you ca n ’t see ¡stru ck a car o f Chris Plhl accord in g or a knife.
But his needs were
mind o f H. B. Tignrd, proprietor o f where a hole is made in that great I to his filed report,
few and he often gave away his
T igard M ercantile
com pany
these pile o f lum ber" so says Lafond
The |
trees or left his little orchards to
days.
other warehouse has been purchased Multnomah Plans
grow up undisturbed. All over the
At 6 p. m. Thursday a man entered by the Finley
M illing Co.
W hen
countryside, through western Peniv
with a quart bottle to purchase a nic- he first cam e here he and bis w ife Fire Unit Vote
sylvanla, Ohio and Indiana, John
el's worth o f kerosene, follow ed by the w ere at the hom e o f Mr. and Mrs.
R esidents o f M ultnom ah will vote ny’s little apple nurseries were lo
custom er, T igard went back o f the H arold R ib b l« near Bell station at SE
store to the oil shed, w hen he heard ( gegb avenue, but Beaverton attracted F ebruary 19 on a petition presented cated.
com m is
th e custom ers bell on the fron t door | tbem and here they stay and now to the M ultnom ah cou n ty
rin g; while filling the bottle, tho cus- Mr and
R ibble (son-in-law and sioners fo r the establishm ent anil or-
The Grand Rank
tom er kept up a loud chatter, and d a u g h ter)) live near1 Aloha. Mr. and ganization o f a rural flrfl protection
The Grand Bank Is a grent shoal
stam ped his feet on the porch, sta- Mrs. L afond like this part o f Oregon district at M ultnomah, It was ann-
very wall and say they d o not oare ou nced
W ednesday
by Frank L. In tho Atlantic ocean lying off the
ted Tigard.
W hen they got ba ck Into the store j to live anyw here else.
He has a few Shull, chairm an o f the board o f com - coast of Newfoundland,
famoue
no one was there;
the custom ei ! W elch ponies with saddles that he i s , misslonera.
throughout the world ob a fishing
"
th rew down the nickel and walked j g oin g to sell as he is goin g to get |
ground.
“ Bank" here means an
T igard rang up the nickel in clear out o f thu saddle horse b u s i-, Caples Appointed
out.
undersea elevation which produces
the
cash | ness.
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but
when
the register
a
shoal, ________
shelf or __________
shallow. ________
The Grand
District Sealer o r est G rove hoe bank
draw er opened, tho
late
afternoon j
a . C. Jakobson who now has the !
is about 300 miles In length, is
receipts o f $28 were missing. Tigard little T exa co station near th e B row n ,
A. B. Caples o f Fore t .r o e
below sen level
states he ran out the d oor but the Mug lunch hall in the east part of been appointed
district
sealer
o f »ess m an ow reel Deiow sea level
tail light - o f a fast disappearing auto B eaverton along the highway, started j w eights and m easures fo r the North and projects southeast from the
! irT *t here' * Decern be r" ~ 15 t h " a f te r buying ! ern districts e ffe ctiv e January
Newfoundland coast toward the cen-
w as all that w as to be seen.
olfe,
He
and tM
Mrs.
Jak-| i ------w
Increased
dem and
upon
district ter of the Atlantic ocean. Geologists
UUL Carl
Ldl i W
HUIIC.
ii' auu
I O. uun
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Burglars helped them selves to ft out
Fedora,
sealers o — f w eights and m easures
remnant
Quantity o f shot gun and rifle shells obson
cam e
hoi.
from
F
e d o r a ,,----------
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. in believe
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— be
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and incidentals
when
they
broke
southeast
Huron, , u South
Dakota, | the w M tern portion
or
the sm
a i a « ij
submerged mountain * * range.
liaiS
W
I It ’ l l
UICJ
o n e
. Into
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g
u u iiicn o i
y o j f
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vniv*.
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Carlson & Sherk store at Sherwood it being their first trip out here and it necessary to create a
Tho bottom in this region is cov-
Thursday night; listed as stolen. ¿ 0 j they cam e here mainly because o f the trlct A. Reed, chief division o
n
c r c (j wJth ^ne m ud Qnj snn(j nn(j
boxes o f rifle shells. 62 boxes o f shot ill health o f Mrs. Jakobson and P ket Inform ation, s a <•
dorVt th e fhCGting of two currents brings
gun shells and rifle, eggs, milk, d a te s seem s w onderful to them to get aw ay! polntm ent filed wltn
>
an e n d jesg gu pp]y 0 f diatoms and
tobacco, ham bacon 13 pocket knives from those severe winters and hot A rthur l u p p e r_____________
algae which supply food for crus-
ond 8 pairs o f scissors.
E ntrance summers
C onditions there were
~
ta ce a n s and mollusks and other
was gained by breaking dow n a back bad in about every way
They are Fear and Its
_ _ . types of Invertebrates, supplying
d oor a ccord in g to
D eputy
S h eriff doing quite well here and he is very
Discussed
by
Rev
Dickey
food for the hosts of codfish which
B usch w ho investigated.
! well up on
operation o f a service
A ro you a fr a id ’
A rc you afraid s w im jn from the deeper waters,
Charlr** Schm idlin o f near Buxton ' station, rendering courteous service. when a black cat crosses your path ;,
renoH s the loss o f 20 dozen eggs by
J. H M urphy o f Aloha, bought the A fraid o f starting a Journeyon F ri-j
thieves W ednesday night.
Old Skee place east o f the school last
roHtitu *um m er and have done considerable day the 13th ;afrnid > " u^ h‘j'1'*'? *'
In flu en ce
W iley Pearson Is seeking restitu-
jm provjn g jnajde anrf (ho exterior ifi fa llin g; you r p<>wers
are w an ing. , t ,g not enRy to te], h ow the Reed.
Estates
tt
ja u iw k
tion o f property .and a T * i a f ^ well painted (w hite) and in pewieral
som ebody Is
a ,ri^
tti ;f thought is borne Into a heart, there
order against W illiam ® r fe
this looks like an
apparently new about you ; tha y oa ar’_ ' ' .,
mr to germinate and ripen; for in
cutting tim ber and k>gs
P I
- house,
but it was built more
than fif a f“ r,.brPfhat T o m o rro w "w ill bring flucnces are Bubtle invisible things.
_ ST W est
TOWnShiP
teen years
ago
It pays to keep a ^ yoU' that
"
Tour door L.ke the pollen of a flower, which
North R an ge 3 West.
placa up in repair. Mr. and Mrs. i m isfortune.
Do
l
carried on tho antennae o f
were signed
sitmed by
bv Judge
Pet-
fm m Portland,
P o r tu ,.,! half a dozen tim *s at
O rders were
Judge p
e l-, M
M i.rnhv
urphy e«me
cam e hnro
here from
. . night for feai may be carried on mo antennae of
Are you some unconscious Insect, or borne
ern and filed with th « clerk
where he still holds a good position y ° u have n o‘
**
,
. .
..
man
“assistant
superint- certain you must have some organic into the future by some passing
Mark
Skinner, superintendent o f as floor
trou b le*’
If you have any or all breozo, 90 Influences which will yet
Banks vs Herm an L. Greener, volun- ent fo r a large garage,
o f these "fe a rs", “ F ear and Its Cure' ripen into character and make des
tary
non-suit ent «red ; George^
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_ ___ !>• | T hey
. are . prntty
. „ good around Aloha , by R ev Charles J D lck rv next Sun tinies, are thrown off unconsciously
H endricks et al vs M argaret D. P m u
nnd B eaverton about patronizing the d
m orning at
Capitol
Hill and
from our common deeds, or they
ty et al. appointing D. D
B U™P dressm akers
Miss Catherine O m- G ardrn Hom e C om m unity ch u rch .*
are borne on wings of a chance,
guardian ad litem ;R ebeera Goodin eara w ho has a small notion store tn w j„ lntf,rPf(t you and help you to be-
casual word.
vs H. W. Farnham et als dism issed
Aloha started in there tw o years ago c o m e a Fear C haser.”
Glen S Ehle« vs Frank W aldron el and nas been doing pretty well and
al. default and decree o f quiet ‘ “ 1*1 thinks this year is goin g to be better
G E O R G E T. W E S T
to certain lots and block s iti w e e t jt h a n
last year fo r her business
A nothor new Industry lr> B eaverton
P ortland H eights;
dl-m issal orders D ressm aking is her main line and
G eorge T hom as W est, born in Tyr- w as started last week when The F in
were
filed
In - follow
ing
cases « P p A she has about --------
all the
w ork
she can i Ingham,
Mass., U
D E ecem
28, 1860
M illing v C ^ o i
purchased
the ; u old
w tft f
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iiK iit t m ,
«Nff&na.,
v c i l i ber
u ci
i
t ley
r y
n n n ru
iu
I jpo vs T A H oodenpyl J 'un\ " 1
handle just now
She says In gen- died last w eek at Baaverton. When Berthold building and N utrition Feed
et al: Vida B- P ow ell^vs Ir*
^ eraj we find people saying things are goven years o f .ge his parents m oved Mill on Front street.
T hey plan to
ell; H igdon M otor Co. vs
dull, but they would hum a different ^ Ribsnnville. [g. Y., where his fa- m an u factu re all kinds o f feed under
Daltman G eorge Susbauor vs k a tune if boom o f 'h is
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labor trouble thor engaged
in tho _ ______
m anufacture o f the direction o f an »«p e rt
In
this
P helps: John E. Hulsmnn c4 _al \s
would end and there would be better j^ p or.
He
attended high
school line
T his place will be headquarter*
J. Shipman et al; R ose R
a ’
.
m arketing con dition throughout the and academ y In P eary. N. Y
In 1886 fo r the P rod ucers C o-operative asso-
W nlter F. R ltth a le r defau t am '
onuntry
(N o doubt
condition* he m arried Catherine E. Anderson o f elation o f Oregon. _
crpp o f d ivorce; Shute Bank Ltqui i w |]| im prove but what leadership will Olhsonville, N Y In 1892 they moved
D r and Mrs R obert W ood drove
atlon compromise action now pena- ^ responsible fo r this Ironing out o f to Camas. W ash, where
Mr. West up from Kinzua. O regon
Saturday
ln£ in
V ictor Lunaorn »»
a ffa irs , I want to k n ow ).
in the em ploy o f
the
Crown to spend a wffr-k with relatives here
fon d an t; Bank o f B eaverton uju « ^
\fr and Mrs. F rank Clark and son W lllam ettr Paper Co
In 1901 they T hey will take their small son who
tlon. oom prom lse
Inde t. m
..
"Floyd m oved a few days ago from moved to B eaverton.
H a leaves his has been staying with his grandpar-
Milan Pizer.
ana
s. . . *
Costanzo place west o f B eaverton, w ife a son Cornelius T . and a daugh ents, Mr and Mrs. V. A. W ood for
judgm ent.
Continued on P a ge 6
ter, Pauline, all of Beaverton.
, the past month.
in i
N ew s... Industrial
T he annual ball will be held Feb 12. D s a v r s i
~
H. E. P rink, southwest o f Aloha 1
O l i i L 10Z1
! w h o su ffered a stroke D ecem ber 22 Is
gettin g alon g fairly well now at h i s 'm y
home, and it is expected h e will ic
M /v f
I I ..» » «
i i u L
v f V c r
Donald M acA rth ur ( a en vec super- !
visor o f the Portlnnd G eneral E le c -! _ ,
_
.
¡1.
¡trie C om pany was in B eaverton Tues D a b S O n i O i n t s
lo
iliay
New Industries To Watch
Miss N ancy Larson o f H uber has I
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ret unit'd hom e from sunny C a lifo rn ia 1
w h en ! she has been spending the
Babson Park, Florida .Jan. 21 N ew
holidays with her aunt
and
sister. industries are one o f our greatest
for
solving
unem ploym ent.
Miss
Larson
reports
the
Golden hopes
industrial rcvolutloon, with its
bridge she went over a lovely bridge The
o f our
A lso the 7 mile San F ra n cisco and inventions and the grow th
new businesses, has givim
A m erica
Oakland bridge)
1
B eaverton R ebekah lod g e No. 248 her w on derfu l standard o f living.
met T uesday evening, January 18 for am con vin ced that even greater pro
initiation and one m em ber taken in gress lies ahead if we can only solve
by card.
V isitors
fro m
H ills b o ro ! OUI ,aJt' nK problem
New
tndus-
and N ebraska w ere present. R efresh I*1*1'“ require new m oney.
Our pres-
m ents were served follow in g
the ont 1a,a la" i< Prev«'< "P w industries
m eeting
l fruni gettin g this new capital.
But
The nopit m eeting will be held Feb I ^ h l,f lhe c a Plta* lB lacking today,
ruary 1 in w hich m em bers H illsboro 1 ,h |l. nvcnA|on8 a r® a a t'
,
lodge will be special guests.
A pot I 81acp ,h e W u,trl*> revolution be-
luck dinner con sistin g o f cake, jello Ban.,150 y ™ r8 aB° '
o f ,n'
Pi4 and sandw iches, will be s e r v e d ! £w t ,o n *
follow ing the m eeting.
i F rom 1881-1890, 218,000 patents were
In the ten
T h e Misses
D oris
and
D orothy issued at W ash in gton .
years from 1921-30 the total hnd more
M cB reen celebrated their Joint birth-
day
an niversaries
at
their home I
d o ^ ' * d to
*
Saturday even in g by entertaining R ^ « ‘0" did not put on the brakes,
grou p o f you ng folks.
T he e v e n i n g 11" T '
8tPPped, UP ‘ he tem po un-
. . . .
,
,
h ' d o r th o im n otiiH n f t h o noorf f o r m a t .
was spent playing1 gam es, and d a n c der the ImpotuH o f the need for cost-
wivlng devices and now products.
ing follow ed by lovely refreshm ents.
H ence, the Patent O ffic e ’s speedom o-
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Sohoene ac-
ter now registers 50,000 patents year
com panied by their niece Mrs Betty
And with all the New Deal “ re
H anson nnd Mr. and
Mrs. R oberts ly
form s” the next few years will prob
o f Portland, spcyit the w eek end with
ably set a new all-tim e record.
friends at
C orvallis and together
I ii vent ion s B rin g l*rogroN«
attended the U. o f O. and O S. C.
These new patents and
their in-
bask etbn f gam e in the evdning.
Mrs John D avis w as called to C o t-1 dust rial o ffsp rin g
have had a tro-
tage G rove on account o f the Illness I m endous effect on our lives.
The
o f her m other.
j infant industries o f today will bring
M em bers o f C hristian
Endeavoi | further ch an ges In our industrial
Society o f the C on gregation al church progress.
T hey will th row m illions
met at the ch urch for a potiuck din- out o f w ork in old industries, but at
ner togeth er last T hu rsday e v e n in g !‘ be same tim e they will open up mil-
and afterw ard s attended the skating bong o f Jobs In new businesses. H ere
Is a synopsis o f the novel inventions:
rink at tho Oaks together.
Mrs. F. H. Sohoene wns a luncheon 1. A G R IC U L T U R E :
Perhaps
the
hostess for m em bers o f the Tuesday
most violent upheavels will com e
bridge club at her hom e Tuesday.
in
fa rm in g
m eth od e.
m k c ii
Mrs. W. H. Boyd and
Mrs. H. R.
AN IU A L
C O TTO N
P IC K E R S
Nelstoin were Invited guests.
Mrs.
prom ise as revolutionary ch anges
Nelson held high score, at cards.
in the South as M cC orm ick's h ar
Mrs. H.
R.
Nelson entertained
vesters
brou ght
in
the
W est.
m em bers o f the 500 card club at her
T housands o f sh are-croppers anti
h om o
F riday
afternoon .
Other
m illions o f field hands will be
guests included Mrs. F. H. Schoene,
displaced.
B ut low er cotton pri-
Mrs. W. J. Scott .Mrs. A. E. Hannon
eeij should boost dem and fo r tex
Mrs. W. C. M cK cll and Mrs. F. G.
tiles, w hile the m aking and re
Donaldson
A pot luck dinner was
pairing o f
cotton
pickers
will
follow ed with cards in w hich Mrs.
build a new Industry.
1938 m ay
Hanson won the guest prize and Mrs.
tell how
soon
the South must
Geo. B lasser the clu b prize.
Mrs.
fa ce these readjustm ents in her
C. B. Hanna assisted Mrs. Nelson in
ootton econom y.
the serving.
C H E A P T R A C T O R S are soon to
Jam es Miller took tho com petitive
com e on the m arket at a price
exam ination in N ovem ber for Naval
within the reach o f nearly every
A cadem y in Annapolis. Md. He was
farm er.
In addition
to opening
appointed second alternato.
up Jobs for their builders, these
Mr. and Mrs. R cv ard R h odes en
tractors will mean new records for
tertained at
card s at their
hom e
farm output, thus adding to our
Tuesday
evening.
T hose present
agricultural "surpluses.’’
were Mr. and M«rs. Guy Alexander,
O IIE M U R G Y —the con vertin g o f
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. 3um m ers, and
farm products into Industrial m a
Mr. and Mrs. H ow ard Glenn. R e
terials by
ch em ical
treatm ent—
freshm ents w ere served follow in g the
will open new m arkets
fo r our
game.
farm "surpluses". A b rief list o f
Mrs. M. C. M cK creher and her son
progress to d a te ;
R oads made
G eorge
M cK ereh er
were
dinner
from cotton cosm etics from oats,
guests at the hom e o f Mra. Igirraine
glass from m ilk [>nlnt and au tom o
K n ight in Portland Monday evening
bile parts from soy-beans.
T he
Eastern Star m em bers from here
tim e 1 b virtually here when auto
attended H olly Chapter at Sherw ood
m obile bodies
and
hundreds o f
Saturday evening were Mr. and Mrs
Industrial parts will be made from
Arnfcip W illiam s, Mr. and Mrs. R. R.
w h oat-chn ff, corn -h u sks .and sim i
SufnmfV's, Mr. and
Mis,
R aym ond
lar fa rm by-products.
l«aey and Mrs. H arry Eliander. The
T
R A Y A G R IC U L T U R E m ay m ake
occasion being Inspection
by
Mrs.
even d t y fam ilies partially Inde
D ora Stipe, grand conductress. Mrs
pendent o f tru ck gardn ers Certain
Stipe also hold inspection at H illsboro
vegetable crop s are
now
being
Tuesday evening. She and Mr. Stipe
planted In com p act liquid ch em i
were dinner guests o f Mr. and Mrs.
cal trays w hich contain all ne
R. R. Easter preceding the meeting.
cessary plant food elements. R e
A grou p o f Eastern Star m em bers
sults are pbenom lnally large and
from Benvarton were in attendance
produ ctive
tom ato,
potato,
and
at the ch apter meeting.
straw berry plants.
"T ra y fa rm
G eorge M cK orch rr and B ruce Clem
in g "’ Is still in the experim ental
ent w ere am ong the boys w h o went
stage, but low er living costs and
on a Naval R eserve cruise down the
m orefaetory and servicin g Jobs are
C olum bia Sunday.
the potential results
Mrs. R. R. Sum m ers and Mrs. El-
In
the
Industrial
m er Stipe attended the funeral ser t. S C IE N C E :
progress o f the last decade, sci
vices o f J. E Van Blaricom nt New-
ence has been the
trail-blazer.
herg Friday.
Mr. V an B laricum
P L A S T IC S have been a spearhead
was a distant relative o f the ladles
T hey co m e from vegetable substan
Mrs. H ow ard H ughson
spent the
ces.
B akellte galalith, celluloid,
we«k end at
Yam hill
visiting her
pyroxylin, and sim ilar synthetic
brother T. P. Joh n uon.
m aterials are
displacin g w ood,
Mrs. W alter Van K lerk has as her
glass, m etal, and paper In the
luncheon guests F riday Mrs. N. W a l
m aking o f such products ns fou n
ker, Mrs. M C. M cKeffrher and Mrs.
tain pens ash-trays, jew elry, k it
John D obbins T hey spent the a fte r
ch en w are nnd knlcknaeks.
noon playing 500.
A R T IF IC IA L F IB R E S are made
A com m ittee from the Ladles A id
from cellu lose w hich In turn is
o f the C ongregational church met at
produced from plant stalks. R ayon
ftic hom e o f Mrs. Jay G ibson T u es
Is a w ell-know n artificial "silk "
day to m ake arrangem ents
for a '
fibre.
But now "w ool" fibres are
silver tea, including Mrs. M. C. Mc-
to be
spun in
factories rather
KerrhOr, Mrs. W alter Van
K lerk,
than sheared on the sheep ranches.
Mrs Nelson W alker and Mrs. V. A.
B ig ch anges are ahead in woolen
W ood.
Mrs Gibson served lunch
mills, sheep raising, and allied o c
eon to her guests.
Plans w ere made
cupations.
to hold a sllvei tea al the hom e o f
S Y N T H E T IC R U B B E R has long
Mra. 'Gibson
T hursday
a ftern oon ,
been a dream o f the chem ists—
January 27
n ot Just to m ake rubber cheaper
Mrs. R obert Johnston was pleas
antly surprised at her hom e W ed n es
than It can be "raised " but to do
day when fifteen o f her friends rnm r
things natural rubber can n ot do.
T hey have finally succeeded but
In with n prepared
hot
lunch, the
costs are still too high.
Coal Is a
occasion being her birthday an n iv er
m ajor Ingredient. Gasoline under
sary.
A deeoratod
birthday
cake
C ontinued P age 3
g n e e d the table.
A sh ow er o f gifts
were presented her.
Mrs. G u y Carr entertained m em !
her* o f the card clu b to w hich she!
MRS. P E T C H E L L IS I I L
belongs, at luncheon at the hom e o f I
Mrs.
O. A Potchell o f Blue Bird
her m other Mrs. J. W. A nderson In I
C afe In M ultnomah, w ho becam e 111
Portland W edn esday .
C atherine Davis died Jan ary 19 at about ten days ago with flu w as ta
B eaverton.
Funeral services
were ken to St. V incents hospital at 8 30
held T hursday at th e P eg g C hapel p. m Monday for m edical treatm ent
Mr. Bet-
with interm ent Crescent G rove cem e as pncsimonla was feared
tery.
A son C. F W illiam son, is the chell was 111 fo r several days with
flu but Is now up and around.
on ly survlvng relative.