The Beaverton enterprise., May 13, 1938, Image 1

The Court House
Happenings of the Week
at the County Seat
A rchie Jesse, republican candidate
for C ounty C om m issioner in B eaver­
ton T uesday sa y s th in g s look pretty
A fter 56 y ea rs in th e m ission ary;
good over the county.
H e has been
By H O SE CAVE
field of India M iss E m m a D ean A n -'
a resident o f th e cou n ty sin ce July
derson now 82 years old occupied the
4 1901, th a t w as the day he first saw
pulpit at
M ultnom ah C om m unity j
Gillespie Files
daylight .
H e has a sm all farm near
Church Sunday m orning, May 1st. |
B anks and has w orked for the county
New Trial M otion
She told o f her exp erien ces in m is- '
nearly 16 years.
sionary w ork, m ost o f it being in
T he R ebekah
lodge
held
their
R a y G illespie. Edw ard G reeley and ! india
initiation
and
candidates.
N ine
W alter W ebster. F orest Grove union
m em bers visited Tigard lodge T ues­
be here
m em bers con victed last m onth in cir-1 "t certain ly am
day.
cu it cou rt on assau lt and b a tte r y ! and *° see th is crowd o f people, es-
Funeral services w ere held M on­
rhnrtrpa
filter!
motinna
T
hursH
nv
f
n
r
a
pCCially
the
yOUFlg
folks.
.
.
and
I
ch arges filed m otions T hursday for a
day at P e g g ’s chapel for Mrs. Sarah
want to sa y that boys and g irls the
B abson Pork, Maos., May 13—The
n ew trial.
Covell, aged 87.
recession is now
stretch in g out
C ircuit Judge R. F ran k P eters set world over are very m uch the sam e,”
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R
evard
R
hodes
en­
through th e rural areas of Am erica.
M ay 14 a s tim e for h earin g argu­ said the reknow ned m ission ary at the
tertained at dinner Mr. and Mrs. Guy Up u ntil several m onths ago the farm
m en ts on the m otion and for im posi­ beginning o f her address.
A lexander, Mrs. W oody o f B ellin g ­ com m un ities w ere not su fferin g from
She stated sh e could not th in k of
tion o f senten ce.
ham, W ash., and Mrs. Jen n ie A lex­
retiring
from
a
ctiv
e
w
ork
at
a
tim
e
the recession so severely a s the sh ut­
G illespie a t the presen t tim e is
ander o f Aloha.
Saturday evening
down industrial centers. W e are now
under parole from a
penitentiary when she exp ected as sh e recounted
the
sam
e
group
had
dinner
together
en tering a new farm season.
P ro s­
term gran ted tw o years ago by Judge too m any th in gs to do in India.
w ith Mr. and Mrs. Glen A lexander
‘‘The people o f In dia believe that
pects indiuate a m am m oth w in ter
P eter s in C latsop county, after the
at their hom e in Portland.
T aking th is a s the ba­
m an had pleaded gu ilty to a charge no sin can be com m itted th a t can ­
Mrs. W. H. Boyd w as a luncheon w heat crop.
of rioting, arisin g from the fatal not be w ashed a w ay by b ath ing in
h o stess to m em bers o f the Tuesday rom eter ,th e other crops should also
T he cow o f India
rioting w hich
occurred O ctober 7. the sacred river.
Bridge club and C heerio club and be large, granted good grow in g con ­
P rices of farm products,
1936, at the Crown W illam ette lum ­ is a sacred anim al and m ust not be
other g u ests at the hom e of Mrs. A. ditions.
slaughtered and they believe pork Is
have
declined
greatly,
ber cam p n ear A storia.
A. F ish er T hursday o f test week. however*
C ircuit court orders w ere filed in con tam in ating and m ust not be eaten
Mrs. H. R. N elson w on first prize lie n e e , th e farm outlook for 1938 is
very u ncertain
the follow in g ca ses.
L utie M apes, P eople w ho declare th em selv es to be
and Mrs M. Lyon th e guest prize.
v s H enry Behrm an, dism issed; Mark C hristians are subjected to prosecu­
Miss
B etty
H ansen
entertained
T here are 15,000,000 farm fam ilies
m em bers o f the Sub D ebs at the in th e U nited S tates.
T. Cox vs W. J. Gerrish et ai, judg­ tion and m uch torture by other na­
T hey are a
tives,”
she
declared.
hom e o f her nunt Mrs. F. H. Schoene
em ent and decree on foreclosure of
vital fa cto r in the n ation ’s
retail
E ven little children o f In dia m ar­
last T hursday afternoon.
m ortgage; H. L. Jen sen e t als vs
trade.
Today they are up ag a in st
ry and one tim e sh e w as am ong a
A
large
group
o
f
relatives
gathered
F ran k R in ck e t » a ls , default, ju d g­
crowd o f 300 w id ow s, m any ranging
It boils
at the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. a trem endous problem .
m ent and decree on foreclosure of from nine to 15 and all o f them re-
The farm er m ust re­
D essinger. the occasion bein g in cele­ down to this:
m ortgage.
,
.
.
_ .
, gardless o f their a g e s w ould subject
bration o f Mis. D essingors birthday ceive, in proportion for nls w heat,
E sta te orders signed
by Judge th cm selvcs to ex tr em e m ourning for
anniversary.
potatoes or ap ples w h at u m anu fac­
T em pleton and filed w ith th e Clerk < ien g t^y periods o f tim e, attired a e - !
The P a st M atrons d u b O. E. S. turer ch arges for cloth, shoes, or
cording to custom and m any w ould!
met at the hom e of M rs.Le land Shaw tools.
S in ce a year ago farm prices
esta
te o _ f G eorge B. C lark: fixin g drop from exh au stion after lon g v ig ils L J
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Portland, Friday.
A pot luck din­ have dropped nearly 30 percent.
tim e and place for h earin g objections of w orsh ip pin g idols in respect to j
ner w as follow ed by a business m eet ­ M eanw hile p rices for the goods w hich
to fin al accoun t esta te o f C harles J. their dead—and th is is kept up Junior Flow er Festival
Rosser Indicted
ing.
Mrs. Geo. T h yng w as hostess, farm ers m ust buy have dropped only 6
H om m ; H en ry Clallaeom be; appoint­ m ost o f their lives.
T
L LI 1J I
a
assisted by Mrs. S. Iuiurence and per cenL
Trial
set
tor
May
24
T his m eans th at the buy­
in g R ose C. Strieker adm inistratrix
She told o f various tim es w hen 1 O b e r i e l d J u n e 4
Mrs. H. R. N elson.
o^ e sta te p f A ndrew S triek er; ad­ she becam e responsible for fe e d in g !
ing pow er o f farm products is m ore
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Mrs. E lm er Stipe w as a luncheon
W ashington county grand jury re­
m ittin g esta te o f John B. D In sm o re! a large num ber o f people, m any o f | Saturday, Ju ne 4th, h as been se-
guest o f Mrs. Mona H ansen at her than 20 per cen t lower.
P rices S tab ilizin g
to probate and ap poin ting
M elvena j them children, w hen there seem ed . lected a s the day for the annual turned 3 true bills into C ircuit Court
this week, indicting A. E. R osser, un j borne in Salem Saturday,
D insm ore
ad m in istratrix.
appoint- j f0 he no possible w ay of ob tain in g > B eaverton Junior F lo w er F estival,
The
price
decline is still goin g on
ion o fficia l in alleged connection I Mrs. A m arette B arnes is confined
in g Martin Stadlem an adm inistrator an yth in g to feed them . . but the I The parade, flow er show , track m eet
althou gh the m om entum is easin g up
w
ith
Tigard
bombing
early
in
May
I
to
Ai'or
,Y'th
f
'
r
ipp'
o f estate o f John Carl Stadelm an: m issionary had fa ith and food w a s : and dance w ill all be on a larger
1935 appearing in court Tuesday. L Mis* C hristine W agonhouse, who S harpest drops h ave com e in the
ap proving final accoun t in E. C. provided.
\ scale than in an y
preceding year.
R osser plead not guilty.
Trial date ha« «P0"» se7 ™ ' m onths w ith her q uotations on gruins, fruits, vege­
R ich ard son esta te: fix in g tim e and
M any fo lk s believe m ore m ission- j More en tries have been prom ised in
w
as
set
for
May
24.
- h ? r l ! * , J v
D ow n,n ^‘ ,p ,t f° r tables, m eats, butter, and cotton. M ilk
place o f h earin g ob jections to final ary w ork is needed here in t h i s ; all ev en ts and a g rea ter num ber o f
Other
in
dictm
ents
Included
Alex
^
h
°
J
^
J
n_
y
™
cou
ver‘ B ‘ C” <hp eggs, and poultry have m ade a better
account. T hom as W. H astin gs, estate j country
The in ference o f M iss prizes w ill be aw arded.
first o f the w eek
sh ow ing.
F a rm w ages h ave eased
d isch argin g ad m in istrator and clew­ A n d erso n ’s ta lk p o in ts to th e c o n -| F iv e m a in p rize s w ill b e g iven th is N eetens, declared by th e sh eriffs o f
Mr. and Mrs. L ew is H ughson and o ff slig h tly sin ce last Sum m er, but
elu
sio
n
th
a
t
it
w
ould
be
h
a
rd
t
o
'
y
e
a
r
as
a
g
a
in
s
t
th
r
e
e
in
1937.
T
ic
k
e
ts
^
ce
lo
h
a
ve
a
long
c
n
m
in
a
i
rec
o
rd
in g estate o f N ich olas B angs; ap­
fam ily drove to L ake L ytle Thursday
p roving third annual report in guard­ fin d a v e ry la rg e sp o t tn th is coun- m ay be o b ta in e d fro m a n y rJe a v e rto n w as c h a rg e d w ith o b ta in in g m oney of last w eek, returnin g
Sunday. are a s high a s a year ago. T axes, o f
th e c h a n c e s to a c q u ire ■ sto re alo n g w ith p u rc h a se s.
T h e u n d e r false p re te n se s ; he is ac cu sed W ith them at the co a st w ere Mr. course, are no low er H ence, th e
ianship o f E lm er B urch: approving tr y w h e re
te a c h in g
is n o t
a lre a d y tic k e ts a r e fre e a n d all c u s to m e rs ^ b f bad ch e ck
o p e ra tio n s a t B a n k s and
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fin al accou n ts in esta tes o f P eter relig io u s
Mrs. _______
H iram D avis o f Glenwood profits o f the A m erican farm er havo
sh o u ld a s k fo r th em .
M an y s m a lle r L e ste r N elso n a n d R a y P ie rc e w e re a n d M r a n d Mr(J
G rog o f F o r slum ped badly in the last tw elve
H eim A ugust B ornett' settino" estate av a ila b le
m onths.
D airy farm ers are tbo one
In th e
a fte rn o o n
?.Iiss A n d erso n p rin ts w ill be o ffe re d by th e lo cal i
cL ^rg ed w ith la rc e n y in a jo in t in- G rove,
for h earin g o f D. C. M vers, deceased.
W hile their p rices are
sp o k e a t a te a giv en a t th e h o m e o f b u sin e ss ho u ses.
F lo w e r show con- d ictnvent; th e tw o a lle g e d ly sto le a
Mr. and Mrs. H ow ard Glenn of exception.
M rs. F. H . S la te by K in g s D a u g h te rs te s ts w ill co m p ete fo r cash , w h ile sa d d le n e a r T im b e r.
_
S kam okaw a. W ___
ash., visited
at the low er than last Sum m er, one m ajor
a n d h e r su b je c t w as “B e in g a M oth- j th e p a ra d e a n d field m e e t e n tr a n ts ! O rv al H a r t. E r n e s t K ell a n d E llis j ho m e o f M r. a n d M rs. R . R . S u m m e rs item in th eir production co st—feed —
Precinct Vacancies
e r o f V a rio u s G irl C o n v e rts in In d ia , look
fo rw a rd to
cu p s
a n d rib b o n s. | B u r r R u ssell
in d ic te d jo in tly w ith | T h u rs d a y a n d F rid a y o f la s t has
w eek fallen sharply.
Filled by County Court
M rs. F. H . W e a th e rly , M rs. W . E . D a n c in g in th e h ig h sch o o l a u d ito r-j J o h n N ew lan d on c h a rg e
of m alic-j a g ro u p o f frie n d s e n jo y in g a pot
• H u ge W h eat Crop
P a r k e r a n d M rs. W a lte rs w e re p res- iu m in th e ev e n in g w ill ro u n d o u t , ious d e s tru c tio n of p e rso n a l p ro p e rty lu ck d in n e r S u n d a y a t th e h o m e of
N ow th a t the new farm season is
V acan cies caused by resignation, |
m orning o fferin g o f sizable the day.
a p p e a re d b efo re J u d g e P e te rs T h u rs -jM r. a n d M rs. J. E . C om ley a t th e ir underway.
A creage o f som e crops
d eath or rem oval from p recin cts have ' am ount w a s given over to th is unu-
day. K ell c h a n g e d h is p le a to g u ilty j hom e in N ew b erg w ere Mr. a n d M rs w ill be slig h tly under 1937 but w heat
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been filled by th e C ounty Court: a sual m ission ary w orker w hose m ain j
a n d w as se n te n c e d to 9 m o n th s i l l ; E . E . L eslie, D u n d ee, M r. an d M rs acreage w ill be close to a record..
to ta l o f 44« w ere nam ed to serve as w ork now is to encourage people to i t •__ • .
'J a il; H a r t, w h o e a r lie r h a d p le ad e d R o c k H u ll an d Mr. an d M rs. C arl The governm ent forecast o f the win
r x ____ _
election board o fficia ls in the various k eep up th eir m ission ary sntrit as U n i o n i s t s D r a w
i g u ilty to a sim ila r c h a rg e , d re w th e K lin g e, G asto n , a n d Mr. an d M rs. J a y ter w heat crop places It w ell above
precincts.
f sa m e te rm . R u sse ll rec eiv ed a post- G ibson a n d son J a y J r ., o f B e av e rto n 700,000,0000.
This would be the
th e good w ork is grea tly needed and S u s p e n d e d T e r m
F ollow in g a recent ruling o f the j sh e su rely is prepared to tell why.
p o ned se n te n c e to M ay 7.
All w e re a n d th e ir h o u se g u e st M rs. Lyon-,
third la rg est in h istory The average
D istrict A ttorney that present c a n d i-1
ac cu sed of d a m a g in g th e B ro w n M ug
Larry, sm all son o f M r. a n d M rs o f the past fiv e years Is 485,000,1)00
d a tes in the com in g election would
d in e r a t B e av e rto n .
P a u l D o w n in g is m u c h
im proved bushels.
Even the so-called drought ■
Geo.
J.
Davis
for
Commis-
be ineligible to serve a s election o ffi -1
I E llis Burr R u ssell o f Portland,
F r a n k B row n, in d ic te d on a r e c k - ' fro m a n a t ta c k o f in fla m m a to ry rh eu - areas, particularly the Prairie P rov­
wtio previously pleaded g u ilty in cir- less d riv in g c h a rg e w a s fo u n d g u ilty j m a tism .
cials. all excep t one o f the R epubli- sjoner Club Holds
in ces o f Canada, should produce the
can and D em ocrats w ithd rew t h e i r ' .
c u it c o u rt to u c h a rg e o f m alicio u s hy a ju r y W e d n e sd a y S e n te n c e w ill! M r. a n d M rs. C. N. D o w n in g m oved first real harvest In years.
More
filin gs, m ak in g it n ecessary to dis- IMonster M eeting
d e s tru c tio n o f p e rso n a l p ro p e rty in he re n d e re d M ny 7.
a c c o rd in g to into their new hom e in Portland over w e are goin g into the new crop
q u alify only one. Judge Tem pleton
’ c o n n e c tio n w ith la b o r
d is tu rb a n c e s ju d g e P e te rs.
j Tuesday.
season w ith huge carry-overs.
Tho
said.
The Geo. J. D avis for C om m issioner appeared before Judge R. F ran k P et-
Mrs. J. A. M iller w ho su ffered a cotton surplus, for Instance Is the
A1 Kom m er. P ortland attorney, re­ com m ittee, nearly 100 strong, m et at ers F riday and received a postponed
j broken hip in a fall a few w eek s largest on record and alm ost equals
sid in g in B eaverton, the one excep­ the A1 W atson hom e on Canyon senten ce.
ago, Is still confined to the hospital an average annual crop.
Club President
tion has been reoorted w illin g to D rive, the m ost en th u siastic m eetin g
The suspended term w a s granted
j r
a m
1 L I
J
slo w ly im proving
A new A gricultural Act w as ok ay­
co n d itio n
t h a a ï t
R u u s ssell
sell
r report
enort
l O f 4 - M C lU D L e a d e r s
Miss H
len C
m ake a test co se in the court o f the y et held in Mr. D a v is’ behalf.
R e- on i condition
th
R
H e elen
C n avlness w ent to E u ­ ed by C ongress la st W inter.
U nder
issue.
K em m er had been nam ed to ports from the various parts o f th e tw ice a m onth to R u ssell Morgan,
gen e F rid ay to attend the F reshm an Its provisions m uch o f the various
Mrs. H arriet A. Ford, of Leisy- dance, w h ile there she w as an over- 1938 crops w ill not be allow ed to go
serve as judge in precinct N o. 9—
cou n ty indicate a trem endous dem o- district attorney, abstain from liquor
cra tic v ote for Mr. D avis in the com - keep ou t of union con troversies and ville> honored la st year at the 4-H n ight g u est o f Miss E sth er M cEw en to m arket.
This m eans an ou tlay
in g prim aries.
i turn over his pay ch eck to h is w ife, i t,lub sum m er session in C orvallis a s
The F loren ce B eau ty Shop are of o f m illions o f dollars by the F ederal
D avis Appointed
A partial list of those a tte n d in g :; R u ssell w as one o f four unionists one o t O regon's veteran club leaders fering a sp rin g perm anent for $1 G overnm ent. In cotton alone the cost
Mr. and Mrs. H. Dahl, Mr. and indicted on ch a rg es o f h a vin g thrown w,as ®le c ted p resident of the W ash- if you secu re one perm anent a t the could run a s high as $600,000.000.
M anager of County Fair
Mrs. B. C’lltu s. Mr. and Mrs F. a rock barrage at the B row n Mug 'Uff10" C ounty 4-H club le a d e r s ’ as- regular price from
$2.50 to $7.50. This program m av tem porarily help
Moore, M j \ and Mrs. E. Terrill, Mr. diner near B eaverton last year in a r e la t io n W ednesday night. She sue- Bring a friend. The M isses F lorence farm ers.
But It m ay becom e a tre­
Leon S. D avis, secretary of the and Mrs. Furlong, Mr and Mrs. A. beer w ar flare up.
E rnest Kell and ceeds Cecil H eynd erick s of S ch efflin. Lucas and E ileen W olf 'are In the m endous burden on the rest o f the
H illsboro Cham ber of C om m erce has H. M atson , Mr. and Mrs. F. N ichol, O rville H art
Clayton
N yberg of Tualatin w as C om m ercial H otel and are open ev- country. . Furtherm ore a big b ack ­
l
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a c n s serv
e r v i in
n g nine
b een a p p o in te d m a n a g e r o f th e an- Mr. a n d M rs. G eo. D avis. M iss D avis, m o n th s in
th e c o u n ty jail
having namod
nal
vice-president, K athryn C a w -'en in g * by appointm ent,
wash o f rural sen tim en t Is risin g
n u a l M a s h in g to n C o u n ty F a ir, by th e D on pavis, Mr. an d M rs.P . H. G ard - p lead ed g u iltv to a s im ila r c h a r e . rse
rse o f N orth P la in s is secretary.
O. j The D rorbaugh fam ily sp en t the again st governm ental control and Its
B o ard . D ____
av is i su c ce ed s E d. L M oore n „ e r M r a n d M rs D W h . ite, . Mr.
J o h n n N N ew
ew lan
la n d, d the
, hp r „ fourth
„ r t h m m
nn an ac B. E^euse, cou n ty school su p e rin -: w eek end a t Taft.
F arm ers are talk ­
. a . n d J°b
G u ests for Sun- allotm ent plan.
who re sig ® n e d o ° n a c c ° o u n t of o t h e r , M
rs. G.
G Clark,
C la rk , R.
R . McCarthy.
M cC arthy. Mr.
Mr. and
an d cused in the Indictm ents is facing tendent, w as re-elected treasurer,
Mrs.
day m orning break fast w ere Mr. and ing of refu sin g “to sacrifice lib erty
d u tie s.
M rs. G. E r n s t. Mr. a n d M rs. V. O. m ore seriou s ch arges in oth er cou n ties
T h ey are rugged
Elected to the board o f ¿directors, Mrs. Sorblts and Mr. and Mrs. C arter for prosperity.”
R. N. B a n k s of B a n k s, is p re sid e n t s te e n ro d , M r. an d M rs.T. M. M cH ugh,
individualists and Secretary W al­
Carl Jepson, 31, from Oakland, Cai. WPre Fred Jossy o f H elv itia and 1 o f Cooper ML
o f th e b o a rd . R . G. S c o tt of S h er- M r. an d M rs. W. C am ero n , M r. an d w as senten ced T hursday to five years ''r'rda W cstcott o f Fern H ill.
Mrs. W. A. H ardm an has been ill lace’s new program m ay strik e a sn ag
w ood, v ic e -p re sid e n t a n d W . J. E n M rs. Jo e K einzle, Mr. a n d M rs. A. in the p en itentiary for burglary, by . ^ b o w in g
in rural resistan ce to “R egim en ta­
th e gen eral
m e e tin g 'w ith flu.
schede. of H illsboro, has been named _ Y,' B u tts. A A. Spears. Miss Grace Judffe P eter s. j ep s0 n pleaded guilty lead<*''» o f girls' clubs organized into
Mrs. M.
C. M cKercher, w h o is tion.”
d irector and treasurer, on resigna B u m s, H. Shciland, Mr. and Mrs,
G rasshopper l ’lague?
follow ing h is arrest at Garden H om e a branch group leadin g exclu sively , chairm an o f the flow er show
to be
tion o f H. T. H esse
D ates for the A. Jones, Mrs. M etzins, Mr. and Mrs.
May farm forecasts, how ever, can
by M ultnom ah cou n ty o fficers, w ho w i'b that phase o f club work.
Mrs. b eld Ju ne 4 en tertain ed her
a ssist-
fa ir have been announced as Sep­ G. Murrey, Mr. and Mrs. K W oods.
boom erangs.
surprised him in the act o f prow ling B a y H einrich o f S ch efflin w as elect- a n ts at lunchson W ednesday
In- easily turn into Ju ly
tem ber 1. 2 and 8.
W. Shaw, S. K. Bow m an. H. D. Hous- a beer parlor there. H e hagan serv
president; Merle D avis, Beaverton. 1 eluding M esdam es F. O. D onaldson, This happened in 1934 and 1936 as
ted, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. M ueller. Bill ing sen ten ce Friday.
v i''p Pres.: V iola W estcott secretary; W alter Van K leek, I. R. M etzger, June d rou ghts w ithered the Great
P angle, Mr. and Mrs.
L eslie D avis.
T his
year
farm ers are
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Frank Brown of H illsboro, eon- F ran ces P ost o f th e Bend d istrict; Bell W alker. W. H . Grauer, R. H. Plains.
Strieker Inquest Held
by
the p ossib ilities
of
r a r n fth e r RMvtr
Ms
NorveH victpd ,ast wppk o f reck less driving ’‘ir * flp|pn Austin of Laurel and Mrs. j S tew art and W m Stratton.
P la n s worried
grasshopper p l a g u e
W eather
.•
“ . n ..,'
’ appeared in C ircuit Court Saturday H azel B ak er o f B eaverton, directors, i for th e sh ow w ere discussed.
In qu est into th e death o f Andrew Mrs. E. S. D avis, Mrs. A. Benz, g u ests m orning and w a s fineQ $150 and as
have
been
Ideal
for
Mrs. H. R. N elson entertained w ith conditions
Strieker, 60, o f near B eaverton , w as w ere S enator and Mrs. Laym an Ross. sessed court co sts . The ease »rose
these in sects.
S cien tists and tech­
Ed
Moore,
A1
K
em
m
er
and
M
ayor
V IC T O R IA K O SM A I.N K I
O u e ^ I n ^ .
afternooai. nical m en are so fearful o f this m en­
held T hursday w ith the coroner's
from a tra ffic a ccid en tt D ecem ber 6,
Jury m akin g no recom m endations in M cCloskey.
May 4, at her hom e R t 1. Beaver- i S n a ld s o n
W
C
McKeM W l age th a t th ey have already mapped
1937, in w hich a car operated by
th e case. S triek er, a pedestrian, w as
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it out n thplr
i
plans to com bat the “hoop-
B row n and the truck o f W illiam ton, V ictoria K asm alsk i ag e 78 yoars <Vv)tt A A F i.h
died at her h o m e
She w as m other ^
^
injured fatally April 2». w hen struck Local Restaurant Sold
pers .should they strike.
Those who
E lch o ff. G aston.
w ere
involved. o f Mrs.
Mary Sehechla, W ilsonvllle, |
. __. ,
_ ’
, ,
by a car operated by B arbara Jean
*aw the m oving picture, “The Good
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str
a
tto
n
*
Doy
Gray,
and
Ju
Last
Week
R om ig, 17, of Baker.
E arth ” h ave a realization o f w hat a
Mr"
FranpPS Sum oski. O sw
ego, j llette Carter.
D onald R ich ter w ere taken to a Port- and
M rs
A n n '«
_u
Mrs.
A nnie
Lorence,
C ornelius
r
real grasshopper Invasion m eans
Mr.
and
W ednesday noon, May 4 "The Cof- land hospital e fter th e crash, and Mrs.' Joseph ine W isn iisw sk i. o ly m w Mr% OMo E r,ck »on and
D rought,
grasshoppers, or som e
W. Anderson o f Portland,
The follow in g polling p laces w ere
Cup” restaurant
across
from ° ln e r p assen gers received m inor In- pta. W ir«.».
---- K osm alskl,
r*
ash., and 1 ^ F rank
other ev en t could ch an ge present
w
ere
'¿
o
th
e
rs
D
ay
dinner
g
u
ests
of
estab lish ed for May 20, 1938. prim ary Atipes G arage on B roadw ay in Beav- juries, according to the o fficers in- B eaverton;
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grandchildren,
forecasts
radically.
Sm aller crops
Mr and Mrs. Guy Carr Sunday.
election :
Sherw ood.
B oy Scout erton, w as sold by C harley Dond to vest ¡gating.
great grandchildren.
sold at higher prices would probably
Sunday
d
inn
er
g
u
ests
o
f
Mr.
and
room in H otel Bldg,; M iddleton— F. W. F auteck, w ho w ith h is fam ily
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F uneral scrvicea w ere held a t S t . 1
bring m ore farm incom e than bum ­
School house; T u alatin —C ity H all; S. la tely cam e here from E astern Ida-
A nthony church.
Tigard.
T uesday Mrs w ,ll,P r Van K,ppk wpre Mr. and per h a rv ests at low prices. B ig crops
w ith interm ent Tigard C atholic cem e M>" B^lph Van K leek and son Der- w ill certain ly help those b u sin esses—
Tigard I. O. O. F. hall; N. Tigard
ho, the new proprietor took posses- J. L. Anderson Out
tery. A rrangem ents in care o f P eg g s rp"
P ortland.
Mrs. M. C. Mc- railroads, elevators, etc.—w hich h an ­
B a sem en t o f M. E. Church; M etzger
sion Saturday, m orning May 7.
Chapel, B eaverton.
K ercher and
G eorge
M cKercher dle the crops.
C om m unity
Club H ouse:
Garden
Mr. and Mrs. Doud have built up a For County Judge
But regard less o f
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w ere dinner g u ests at the Van K leek the size o f the 1938 h arvest, there
H om e School H ouse; S. E. A loha— fin e business here and w hile they
have no plans for the im m ediate
H uber-A loha School; S W . Aloha
, . ,
! A ndrew C. Burk, th e sh e r iff of M ar-!hom * T u esday evening.
should be Im provem ent In som e pri­
The can d idacy o f John L. Anderson lon County, and one o f the Ju d ges of
Mr and
A. Gilmore and ces betw een now and Fall as general
Buck's Bldg.; K in to n —School house;* future .they m av continue to reside
Judge w as inspired
by the C atfish derby to he held
In Med- d a UKhter E lizabeth o f Portland were business pick ups. I doubt, how ever,
S ch olls -I. O . O . F H all; L a u r e l- in B eaverton indefinitely. Mr. Doud's for C ounty
than an h onest desire ford on __ _____
20 th ____
day w ______
o f May ______,
w ill Sunday dinner g u ests o f Mrs. M. C. if such an Im provem ent would bring
C om m unity H all:
R eed ville School health is not good n w and a rest is n oth ing less
Lr*ve 1°
public the sam e ser- t-i!««» to the air to keep h is appoint- McKercher.
H ouse: N. A loha—G range H all: Ce­ much needed. Miss F lorence V aalleff
farm Income up to th e 1937 level. So
Mr. Burk w ho Is one of the
E lean or and I^anor, twin datigh- farm p rosp ects for the
dar
M ills—U nion
Chanel-
North w ill continue in her position at the v lop he has given so u n stin tin g ly to m^nt.
next few
R ep resen tative
on
o f ?«fr. and Mrs. Boyson of Ken- m onths
B eaverton —H aulenbeok Bldg.; South restaurant for the new proprietor, ih em in his private b usiness for ean d idates for
are questionable.
In fact,
B elievin g as he does the D em ocratic tick et In th e F irst nedy Acres, sm allest o f the 1000 country retail aales are only now be­
B eaverton — P u b lic .«ohnr>|
building; She is w ell known in Beaverton and m any years.
h er m any friends are glad she is to that this is the best cou n ty in the D istrict w ill rem ain In S alem to cast Turn Verln pupils, are selected to g in n in g to reflect the sharp drop In
W est Slope—Cobb Bldg.
con tin u e h er work here.
w orld in w hich to live, h e declared his ballot and hoard a plane for. lead th e grand en try m arch the 31st rural Incom e which w e have already
Mr
and F au teck w ill con tinu e h im self w illin g to sa crifice h is own M- dford w here he will he met at annual exhibition at the auditorium experienced th is year.
This being H ospital
W eek
Mrs. th e service much the sam e as has b usiness and givin g to the r# n m u n - the Airport by a car from the Sher-
Saturday.
D on’t P ity the F arm er
P earl Shipley. Supt. in vites the pub- been known at the C offee Shop ex- ity the sam e w holehearted attention Iff* o ffice
and rushed Into the city. Mrs. E lm er Stipe h a s
been enn-
T he lon ger term picture has n ot
llc to inspect the W ashington C ountv cept thev w ill popularize their m er- if the citizen s so desire. Y our atten- Mr. Burk
has taken to the air sev- fined to h er hom e for the past w eek
changed In recent m onths. T he real
h ospital Saturday afternoon Mav 14. ch a n ts plate lunch.
V arious interior tion is hereby called to h is statem ent eral tim es during h is cam paign to j w ith cold and grippe.
an sw er to th e A m erican farm prob-
1 to 4 and 6 to 8 p m Dr. D. C decorations and im provem ents w ill o f q u alification s elsew h ere In this keep from
being aw ay from is o ffice S tipes H arare received a n ew
eoat
M cD onald is C ounty H ealth officer, tak e place here soon.
| paper.
during working hours.
o f paint this week.
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