The Beaverton enterprise., June 21, 1940, Image 1

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West Slope Ball Team
Challenges Kiwanians
ì
V
Annual Molalla
Buck'roo Jul. 4-7
A softball gam e will be played at
B eaverton betw een W est Slope Im ­
provem ent Assn, and B eaverton Ki-
Babson Makes Plea for
v.anis club W ed n esday night, June 25. Special Youngsters Day
T he W est Slope team will average
U. S. to Aid Allies
Entertainment July 5th
over 50 years o f age.
W ashington, D. C., June 21—It now
In rounding up the players H en iy
M olalla, Oregon. Juno 21—M olalla
must be clear to every A m erica n that
Dahl d iscovered there was too much
i citizens are "dressed up” fo r the 17th
H itler stands fo r W O R L D D O M IN A ­
talent in tins loca lity for just one
T IO N .
T he United States suddenly
team and with con sid erable d ifficu lty annual M olalla B uckeroo scheduled
finds herself in a d esperate position
B ooste s o f
pruned it dow n to three team s. Euch for July 4, 5, 6 and 7.
-caught betw een Allied Canada and
team will play three innings.
tho big roundup are w earing 10-gallon
unstable 'M exico.
N ew m ethods o f
E very man on the the team has a hats and brightly colored shirts foi
w arfare b .in g hom e to us the start-J
past that's
a pippin (in baseball w hich this
w estern
city
is well
ling precariousness o f this position.
m ostly).
It is th erefore sincerely
Until the advent o f the bom bing
known.
hoped that the B eaverton gan g can
plane, isolation w as a w on d erfu l the- j
P lans fo r the roundup are mater­
rake togeth er en ough players to o ffe r
ory.
T oday, this con cep t, like neu­
a little com p etition .
O f course there ializing rapidly and directors o f the
trality and international law, is as
w ere a few w ho w ere a bit reluctant association have announced that all
dead as a d oor nail.
A p a ck o f wild
to adm it anything but an am ateur Boy Scouts bearin g credentials will
anim als are rovin g the w orld.
To
status but w ith a little encourage­ be adm itted fo r 25 cen ts on Friday,
p rotect A m erica, we should im m ed­
Special features fo r the
ment (very little in fa c t )) it was dis July 5.
iately give th e A llies cred it and all
covered that p ractica lly every man youngste: a will be provided this day.
our available material.
N ationally known cow boys are send­
had form erly played class A A or m a­
ing in their entry blank, com petition
T o be realistic, the question today
jo r league baseball.
is not how shall we g et into the w a r—
A fte r listening to these players ex ­ to be furnished by wild horses from
but how shall we get out o f it? Do
plain how g ood they used to be, M an­ eastern Oregon, ferociou s B rahm a
w o ch oose to fight on A m erican soil
ager Dahl has about decided to enter steers, T exas longhorns, and speedy
o ch oose to fig h t on foreig n soil?
The "k in g " o f the B ahmas
the team in a bu r's contest again: t calves.
T he line betw een defense and p a rtici­
is "S p eed y” the big bull who has not
all com ers som etim e in the fall.
pation is becom in g thinner and less
The
T he follow in g players will make up been ridden fo r three years.
d istin ct every day. B ack in 1919, we
M olalla B u ck aroo association has o f­
the team :
w ere sure that we had fou g h t fo r a
J. G. T orran ce, H enry Dahl, J. E. fered a $50 special prize to any cow -
righ t cause.
T he Im perial Germ an
I Christensen, C het Davis, John Point- j boy w h o rides him during the show,
A rm y d iffered from the present Nazi
j er, L ew is P oin ter, H. A. Speer, A. H. , . Sleepy" just can t be tam ed.
He
A rm y on ly in that it w as less d ia b oli­
; W atson , Dr. E m il J. Benz, K. Statter, | was in all kinds o f trouble last year
cal. less brutal, less 1 uthless.
T w en ­
D ick K uentke, W . D. C am eron, J. A and nearly w .e ck e d the roundup fen-
ty -fiv e years ago we join ed the Allies
P sllettierre, J a ck Furlong, Frank F.. cos and corrals.
D iam ond Dewey, w ho m akes his
to save the w orld fo r d em ocracy. W e
N ichols, Hi Sam uels. Jim Valley.
believed that we w ere right and I am
Fred M oore, Bert Cultus (K in g Fish­ headquarters in Los Angeles, will en-
sure w e were.
er) G. C. O sborne, Don M. Davis, Geo. ttertain the you ng and old In the role
J. Davis, M. P eak e, C. A. Flanigan, o f clow n. He perfoi ms with his trained
T oo Kind o r Tom H arsh?
W . R . Hurst, V . O. Steernrod, Fred buffalo.
O ur grea t m istake was in u n deres­
A m onum ent to the m em ory o f R ev. John W . Cullen and Mrs. Cullen w as dedicated W ednesday in L one
Anna Mae Dunrud, a real weste: n
H offm an , A1 Davis, B ob Deagle, C.
tim ating the viciousness o f the R u s­
Fi
r.pmetery.
Left to right
are T h eodore A. Penland, departm ent com m ander, G lan d A rm y o f the
F. Bean, V O B utts, A ckerm an, Ralph ou t-of-doors girl w h o has been riding
sian mind.
L loyd G eorge and P . esi-
R ep u b lic: one o f the United Spanish W a r V eterans color bearers, R ev. E. A. Smith, Mrs. Carrie C row e o f
Davis, F. H. M athis, L es Getchell, horses since she w as six years o f age,
dent W ilson counselled against a
P ittstb u ig h , Cal., and M iss A nn a Cplvin o f San Jose, C alifornia.
C ourtesy O regonian
Joe Kienzie, E . S. Davis, Burgard, has been chosen queen o f this year's
"M a rch on B erlin ” . W e th ou ght kind- j
Ed M ay will be
T om
M cH ugh,
A-
Swanson, Bill M olalla B uckeroo.
ness would win the G erm an people
ai ena director.
Pangle.
to our side. W e failed to reck on with
Kiwanis Ball Team
T he B u ck eroo d irectors announce
V ital S tatistics
hum an nature, how ever. A t the P eace
Clean-up Fire Hazards
Meets West Slope Boys
H en ry Dahl form erly played on the that there will be parades, carnival.
o f Versailles, the k indness o f sparing
P roperty ow ners are icqu ested to old O regon B lind S ch ool team until dances and on t'he night o f July 4
G erm any w as o ffs e t by the desire o f
Wednesday at Beaverton
i dispose o f all debris about their they fou n d out w'hat was w rong with there will be free firew orks.
The
certain o f our A llies to rob the G er­
! afternoon sh ow starts at 2 o'clock .
E ntry blanks and cla ssifica tion s o f
man o f their ability to earn a living,
At the regular m eeting o f the B eav­ premises and cut tall grass, as they ¡t
J. E. C hristensen claim s to have j
lie n e e , either w e made u m istake by the M etropolitan A rea G arden con
erton K iw anis W ednesday June 19 constitute a fire hazard a ccord in g to
fire departm ent.
The been w ith the N. Y. Yankee team c f
not Ix-ing liarsh en ough with the G er­ test fo r the P ortlan d area w hich in- the cry was T ake them at the Bali the state
clean-up should be com pleted as soon 1910.
m an s in 1918 sr by being too harsh eludes M ultnom ah, C apitol H ill, W est Gam e.
Joh n and L ew is P oin ter were bush-
w ith them in 1919!
Portland, M aplew ood and B eaverton
T he B eaverton K iw anis are playing as possible, a ccord in g to the c h ie f o f
, ers (cou ld n 't Iks fast enough to got }
H ow ever, ou r intentions w ere good, as w ell as all com m un ities ad jacen t ^ le YVest S lop» C om m unity clu b W e d -.
a higher rating.)
W e spent $60,000,000,000 to
help the - to Portland, have ju st been received | nestlay njg ht 8:15 p. m. June 26, on "
H. A. Speer form erly pitched for
A llies and the co st is still
m ultiply-
E ntries fo r the gen eral landscape tp e B eaverton field.
A stop sh ort a
I the B oston B loom er G irls’ team.
ing .
T housands o f A m erican s w ere \ e ffe cts section close July 1st. This is [ame du ck and a
Charlie horse are
buried in F landers F ields;
hundreds ; a part o f an enterprise designed to sa jd to be on the
K iw anis team, but
A. H. W atson is from the Texas
W ashington cou nty d em ocratic cen
o f thousands m ore w ere perm anently i establish the P ortlan d
area as tthe we don 't believe a word o f it fo r it
League o f W om en voters.
j tral com m ittee at a F riday night
disabled. These lives and this m oney j F low er G arden C apitol o f A m erica, isn't so. Bill Grauer, m anager for
Dr. Benz was and still is a world I m eeting named A. H. Abts, H illsboro,
fam ous con d ition er o f all kinds o f j as chairm an ov er Sate Senator Ly
we e spent on a cau se that w a s ;
A n am bitious ju d g in g
schedule h a s! the
K iw anis, stated that a fter a care-
sound and
right.
Our bitterness, j
been arran ged and aw ards will be ful study his team should at least
C andidates in the H illsboro July athletes, never batting less than .475. man R oss o f Aloha, d em ocratic ca n ­
given in the fo llo w in g classes
Leonard A dam s is an um pire o f the didate for state t easurer.
C ontinued on P a g e 2
win by a score o f 75 to 69.
Just how 2-3-4 "H appy D ay” G oddess o f Lib-
1 L andscape effects.
he arrived at this con clu sion Bill e .t y contest now num bering 18, will first water, and will th erefore um pire
Mrs. M ary L. R oberts, F orest Grove
2 Lawns.
didn't state.
be guests F riday evening June 21 at the contest. B eing a m em ber o f both w as elected vice-chairm an , Mrs. G.
3 F low er and shrub borders.
R a y T ow ers with his guitar on his a dinner m eeting o f the H illsb oio the K iw anis club and the W est Slope W. Kurtz, C herry Gi ove, secretary,
4 Dahlias.
knee entertained the K iw an is with i B usiness and P rofessional club, w ho Im provem ent Assn, puts him on the R. G. Scott, state com m itteem an, Mrs.
5 Gladiolus.
m any cow b oy songs,
spon sor the event.
spot but W est Slope w ants to be fair Malzie Hayes, A loha, stato oom ittee-
6 C hrysanthem um s.
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| T he
successful
candidate
to bo and t hey don * care what he does as | w om an, E lm er L. Johnson, H illsboro,
7 H ob b y gardens
chosen by lot June 22 at the Shute ll>nK as he favors W est Slope.
con gression al com m itteew om an ; Mrs.
Am ei ican youth th rou gh ou t the 1 8 W ater features, pools, etc.
P ark auditorium , will receive an ex-
Jack F urlong used to play on the R. G. Scott, con gression al com m it­
M any su bclassification s are listed
cou n try is beginning sum m er vaca-1
penso free trip o f three days to the fam ous C anyon D rive team that never teew om an.
tion this m onth and jo in in g in the , to take c a ie o f all sizes and types o f
L ym an R oss, defeated senator, has
San F ra n cisco exposition.
' existed.
cam p in g program s o f th e variou s , yards and gardens.
The public if
E ntrants from the eastern part o f
F red M oore once played on som e i announced that he tw ice had pro­
youth groups in their districts.
urged to enter the con test even if
W ash in gton C ounty
include
B etty Beaverton team but has lon g sinco ! tested in vain and asse:ted Irregular
B ethel No. 20, Job s D aughters, met
The
P ortland C om m unity Chest i you think you r yard is too sm all or
ity In callin g the m eeting, adding
Benson,
Beaverton
route
1,
sponsored
. reform ed.
B ert Cultus (K in g fish ) played with that he intends to call attention o f the
sponsora ov er seven organ ization s in j feel that it is not g ood enough to M onday evening in the B eaverton Ma­ by the Scholls W om ens club, R u by
O egon in cluding fou r g irls’ cam ps I w-in a prize, enter the contest anyw ay, son ic Tem ple, with a la ig e num ber of G illenw atei, B eaverton route 2, spon­ the Meier & F rank W in d ow T rim ­ state com m ittee to the circu m stan ­
a n d three b oys' cam p s w h ich are | T he ju d g es com m ents on you r garden visitors present.
sored by the M oose Lodge, H illsboro, m ers’ team and it is said that with a ces, unless the m atter is rectified
The principal ord er o f business was B etty Jane Jacobson , W est Union, wind up and a hop, skip and a Jump b efore the state body convenes. R oss
ready to open soon.
1 and thei. suggestions fo r its im prove-
One o f the largest is C am p M eri- m ent based on its individual location the installation o f the B ethel C oun ­ spon sored by the W est Union Junior he on ce threw from one end o f the 1 fu rth er stated that his ob jection was
Mrs. W . H . E ngleke, w om ens clu b; Helen Sahfeldt, Tigard, w in dow to the other.
w ether fo r the B o y Scouts.
T h i s ! and ch aracteristics, w ill be w orth cil as fo llo w s:
based on the fa ct that the chairm an
cam p, located on the T illa m ook coast- J m ore than the entry fee.
Y ou also appointed gu ard ian ; R . E. Thorne, sponsored by the T igard Lion's club
C. A. Flanagan was a p rofession al o f the com m ittee R . G. Scott, o f
gu ard ian ;
M rs.
H.
M.
line in a w ooded retreat, will open I m ight fo o l y ou rself and win a prize. associate
in Ireland at about the sam e tim e ! Sherw ood has called the m eeting and
June 19 to operate until A ugust 21. i T h e entry fee fo r class 1 Landscape Barnes, re-appointed d i.e c to r o f m u ­
St. P atrick w as doing the snake trick .; that the O regon law requires that
Cam p M eehan, big Y. M. C. A. as a w hole is 50 cents. As stated en sic. Mrs. L. E. Cornell, secretary.
V. O. Steenrod never played on the sec etary o f the retiring com -
Miss
cam p at S p i.it Lake, W a sh in g to n ,' tries fo i this class w ill be closed July Mrs. P hil Thorne, treasurer.
any team anyw here but he lied about m ittee set the tim e and place.
w ill open its 32nd year July 1 to run* lst as all entries will be ju dged tw ice j Im ogene H offm a n , socia la b ility ; M s .
it so fast and so well that he easily
until Septem ber 1.
i this year, in sum m er and again in th e : J- F. M artyn, hospitality: Mrs. A. E.
made the Boston R ed Sox.
Supt. Williams Reports
The B 'nai B ’rith cam p at N e o ts u ! ia » .
.H a n so n , fin a n ce; Mrs. H ugh Lewis,
J. G. T orran ce form erly cau gh t for
Several from this vicinity attended the Old Men's Hom e team and the Increase in Offerings
will open June 23 to operate until
A1* oth er classes will be Judged paraphenalia; and Mrs. V. A. W ood,
July 27 fo r boys.
On July 28 the i on ce and entry fees will be 25 cen ts publicity.
Installing o ffice rs
from the 52nd annual R ose Show in P o rt­ lucky d og can prove It by his gnarled
O klahom a City, June 21 -N aznren es
girls will take ov er the sam e cam p j fo ' °a ch entry.
the G rand C ouncil w ere Mrs. Eleanor land w here appi oxim ately a thous- fingers.
Increased their benevolent giving 51%
and
bloom
s
were
displayed.
Mrs.
\
and use its facilities until A ugust 17.'
T he M ultnom ah Garden clu b has Pe kins, vice grand gu ard ian ; Charles
B ob D eagle was once a fam ou s hit- 1 to a total o f $18,000,000 during the
Mrs. Sam ter in the B ankets' League.
Cam p N am anu, the C am p Fire ' been designated by the M etropolitan E. Catlow , grand associate guardian; ^ « w a r t 's ent y o f tw elve
H e gut quadrennium , It was announced last
Judged o f the an infield hit, tw o fouls and a walk night by Dr. R . T. W illiam s, in the
Jil ls'
cam
June ________
20 fo r ten
were jud|
Gii
Is' ca
m p opens
, ___ ____
___ I a ssociation to in form the public o f i Mrs. C atherine Chidister, grand sec- M cC redy roses
w hich
she in his best season o f 1905.
w eeks.
! details o f the con test and take en- ratary; Mrs. Lam b, grand treasu er; sw eepstake caliber, for
(Juadrcnnial A ddress for the Boa d
Cam p W ild w ood has made recent tr*P8-
Blanks m ay be gotten at Mrs. Mrs. Josephine Turley, grand gu ide; won the aw ard o f the A m erican R ose
V. O. Butts while noted as a fine o f General Superintendents to the
additions to its already very com p lete! Ben Go laeh’s hom e next to M ultno- Mrs. Josie Stanley, grand nia shal; S ociety silver m edal certllflcate. H er player was known better fo r his eat Tenth fJeneral Assem bly in O klahom a
and Mrs. C. E. C atlow , past grand ga den located in the S orren to d is­ ing ability.
C ity’s M unicipal Auditorium .
equipm ent fo r a ca m p in g period from 1 mah school.
trict, took first place in Its class, as
guardian, installing chaplain.
Ralph Davis claim s to have played
The Church holds first place am ong
June 23 to A ugust 19.
judged
by
the
R
osarians.
In
addition,
on all the team s in the cou ntry, and the 25 leading denom inations in per
M iss I<aRay M a 'ty n , honored queen
B oys and girls w h o attend these
presented each o f the in com in g cou n ­ Mrs. S tew art’s entries In various can talk faatei and He m ors than an> capita, g ivin g h aving avsragad m o a
cam ps will be unde, trained leaders Native Sons-Daughters
A chant than $30 per mem bei fo r each o f the
cil m em bers with a corsage, each res­ classes w on seven first, tw o second, other man on the team.
w hose duties will Include "te a ch in g ! Annual Picnic Sunday
and fou r third prizes.
- pion, boys, if there ever was one.
fou r years.
ponding with a short talk.
the traditions o f A m erican se lf r e li -1
T ho B eaveiton G arden club won
F. H. M athis was a star field er on
M iss Luella K im m ell o f Bethel No.
T ho report show ed an increase of
ance and individual initiative,” ac- I T he annual reunion and p icn ic o f
second pla<l- in Its division on
its the old
Labor Tem ple team w hich 24% in ch urch m em bership, to a total
cord in g to G race Low ers, chai man i W a sh in gton C ounty N ative Sons and 16. Santa R osa, Calif., a visitor, was
entry o f roses prepare by M esdam es was plastered most o f the time.
o f 172,144.
T he m em bership doubled
o f the boys and girls sub a gen cy o f | D aughters will be held on
Sunday, w elcom ed heartily to Oregon.
Law rence, H artshorn and M cCloskey.
Lea G etchell was a star on the Mo- in a decade, having been 81,otJ in
Mrs.
D
ora
Stipe,
ju
n
ior
past
g
and
the C om m unity Chest.
Juno 23, at Shute Park, H illsboro, a c ­
Chesney Road bounce ball team be- 1930
Full particulars m ay be obtained at \ cord in g to L. E. W ilkes, president, m atron o f the E astern Star, gave a
j fore there was a hill anyw here In the
CCC Quota 936 States
In this quadrennium 362 new co n ­
the C om m unity Chest
o ffic e , 905 Fred L ock ley, veteran O regon histor­ short talk.
{ district.
gregation s have been organized in
Gua dian building, or by ca llin g A T. ! ian, will be the main speaker.
The Vacation; Bible S ch ool gave a
Welfare
Commission
Joe Kienzie got his fam ous under- this cou ntry and seve al new stations
6451.
A business m eeting, election o f o f- ! v c ,y interesting program F iday ev
T he - state
public w elfare
com m it. ! hand d elivery from pitching horse opened In foreign lands.
.__a
j
. .
- fleers, noon luncheon, follow ed by o - ening in the C ongregation al church
, m1
ann'|unced that a qu ota shoes and form erly played In th e N avy
ehestral m usic and vocal
num bers I Rev. Horsell, dean o f the school, told o f * 936 l Junior
Thirty-one Attend Annual
enrolees o f the civilian Beans league.
j o f its success and greeted the par-
m ake up the program ,
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...
...
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Benjamin
Daly
Passes
con servation corps has been assigned
Beaverton School Meet
[ ents.
B urgar with a display o f the ton gu e
»
...
,
,
,
ening.
to O regon for July
It w as the la ig -
b
m
ns
i
s
two
m
a
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r
l
e
a
g
u
e
Away
Wednesday,
June
19
The p rogram consisted o f n u m b e r
■•st qu ota in longer than tw o years. team s.
The annual school m eeting w as held
B enjam in D aly passed aw ay at the
by the various groups.
A play Mo
First enrollm ent dates will be July
at B eaverton High S ch ool M onday ev ­
T om M cH ugh form erly played In G ood Sam aritan hospital In Portland
[ ses In the Bulrushes, directed by Mrs,
Melvin Teschner Estate
5 and Ju ly 12.
A pplications are b e­ the C om m ercial L eague o f Salem and j on W ednesday m o nlng, June 19. He
ening to pass on the 1940-1941 budget.
| M etcalf.
The S tory o f D avid was
ing taken at the M ultnom ah cou nty there w asn’t a man in the league I" the husband o f our postm istress.
Item s in this year's budget include Admitted to Probate
given by Mrs. R. B. McMInn. who
publio w elfare com m ission o ffic e In w h o cou ld strik e at a ball
a new heating plant, som e lem od el-
Ha was taken to
harder -Mis. N eta Daly.
j
told o f her D ew D rop club.
Estate o f M elvin T eschner w as ad­
the Panam a building P ortland, and and miss farther.
ing and repairs and rew iring at the
H e got on e foul the hospital M onday follow in g an a c­
W o k accom plish ed
du rin g the
)>y cou n ty com m ission s
throughout in tw o seasons by easing up on his ciden t while on a fishing trip.
high sch ool and a flo o r In the pluy m itted to probate In C ounty Court sch ool w as on exhibit.
E nrollm ent
Y ouths betw een 17 and sw ing, a bit, and
shed at the grade school.
A $5000 T uesday; Lester J. T eschner, a broth­ showed an increase this year with the state.
quit while
his
B esides his w ife, he leaves to mourn
w arrant w as voted to co v e r a tw o- er o f 2817 SW F ront S tieet P ortland, keener interest being taken In the 23 are eligible.
cred it w as good
his passing, his daughter, Mrs. Fran
has
been
appointed
as
adm
inistrator.
year period.
W D. C am eron Is the dark horse | els M. W ard, son Joseph L. Pnlv
work.
M uch cred it Is due those glv
o f the team .
The opposition
Is both o f P ortland. M s Ella Plummer,
Only ten wom en and 21 men we e The assets o f tha estate con sist o f ing so gen erously o f their tim e to
Marriage
Licenses
$1500 as full settlem ent o f the claim s
present to represent the district. The
make the sch ool a success.
Don H. Adler, 1815 A lberta street, 1 w *rn ed to wntch out for this player a sister, and brother, H arry v». Dn.ly
o
f
estate
fo
r
dam
ages
fo
r
the
w
ron
g­
vote w as taken by ballot and carried
P ortland, and V lrlgnia L. H andley, as no one knows just how good he is, o f K ansas City, Missouri.
ful death o f deceased against R ollcx
Services will be held Fridnv after
but it is know n that he is a fox on
unanim ously.
A Nehalem Basin P eop le’s Util route 8, Garden Hom e, Oregon.
F.
P rillam an,
A loha-H uber
grade
noon nt 2:30 at P eggs chapel, inti! -
John K. M ayer, 5527 SE 72nd ave­ the bases.
em braces ter­
M r. C am eron and Mrs. H aulenbeck sch ool teacher, a c c o ding to ord er o f ity district, w hich
Bill Pangln (71 years o ld ) Is said ment L incoln M emorial Park.
P ortland,
and
C harlotte
F.
ritory in C olum bia
and
W ash in g­ nue.
w ere re-elected with no othe. nom l- C ounty Judge K erkm an.
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counties,
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pro- Shie k, M etzger, Oregon.
nations.
1 claim ed as form ed
In an announ-
R ich a rd R
Dem pster,
B erkeley, ball as well as he plays the drum s, w ater boy and It Is hoped he Is not
straight
I cem ent received F riday at the county Calif., and Ijiu relrae Jack, M ultno , and if he can 't hit an yth in g with a I too particular to make It
Divorces Granted
In a recent article it was stated
bat he intends to try his cane.
water.
T he players will need all t'’ c
; clerk 's o ffic e In H illsboro from the mah, O regon.
that J. W . K irby was an em ploye o f
M cC rabbe Pearl I vs R ob ert S.
! state h yd roelectric com m ission Total
F rank W Sumaski, Osw ego, Ore., j Chet Davis was form erly a mem - strength they have got and m ore and
the Standard Oil Co..—this was an
P ersk e— Juanita vs Elwin.
j-vote on the d istrict was given as 937 and D orothy H Twiss, T igard. Ore. I b n o f some team o r oth er but w ho if there should be the right kind o f
e ro r—he is con n ected with the U nion I C lark Leola L. vs Ivan W .
Lester A. Tihbits, Cornelius, a n d , cares,
I Yes and 239 No, a ccord in g to the
im purity in that w ater they will over­
OH Com pany.
D avis— E dith I. vs A rthur R ay,
proclam ation, to C lerk W . A. T upper. Irene E. Jorgensen, B eaverton R 2 .1 A rth ur Jones has been d rafted as look It.
Garden Contest Slated
For Portland Vicinity
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Con test A ttracts
18 Candidates
Summer Camps
Schedule Given
Bethal Council Installed
on Last Monday Evening
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Mrs Stewart's Roses Win
Numerous Awards Lately
County Demos Elect
A. H. Abts Chairman