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T he B eaverton R eview 17 or««»0 Consolidated, Decem ber 28, 1923 with T H E Volume III No. 21 Single Copy, 5 Cents Shower Given Bride Elect B EA V ER TO N M ay LOSE MOOO PAV RO LL TI h < rock-cru» Iter i» noi operatili* thl« year uml | Heaverlou I iuhìiic » » iii#*ii ara Dorotha Louise Huntley Pleasantly inlM»liiK „ montlily par roti of soiticwliere tirar 1 * 00 «, Surprised By Friends. Many Ravaral locai man ara forami In *rek rmployvnsnt eUewhern Fine Presents Received. un il locai periplo wantlng rock will liava In par abnut doublé A miscailanrftu* «urpri«c i whal II eould bn sorured fot almwar w m glven MI»« Dorolhu trnm thè locai iiuarry, I.UUÌM lluntlcy, n bride alaci. \ rea-MMi for Iha «b ill- al bar bontà Friday avanlna. <*,,wn ll,: •“ tfca peo- April 17. by Mr». Joa Mau»«ly I'1'* reeldlng.neer Mia rock qusr. ry bave not bean given due ■nd M i«« Mildred Artderson. Mr». J. R. iwivl* favored Hie can«!derat toil In many respect«. Ton much powder Im« been party with several vocal «oto» llntn ■ nd a vary entertaining game tl«ed often lim e»—more wm played, after which many ; '»«*«cpu,ry IL-ck bu* been beautiful gift« were opened. i «rattarod In adjoining field* and At ten o'clock refreshment« l',fl tor Ike farmer« to KnuieHme« flagmen of brick ice-cream and rake and remove. coffea were «erved. Six email were not »ent oui nor proper table» were «ft. decorated With warning» given when blading bunebe» of pink and. blue for W h » abolii^ to lake piare. lleoall»e o f tbe»e condlttfin*. get-me-not*. by Tho»c pre»enl were: M r t. liiere I« a petition «igned propb> reaiding Olio F.rlrk«on, Mr*. I.e«|le Apefl- about thirty car. Mr». R R. Kummer», Mr*, near I be rock quarry unking I be g. W. Uorham. Mr«. W ill Boyd. County Court not lo operale the Mi«« Vena Oa»k|ll. Mr* I. V quarry jn lll?V There I« al»o a li' llt lull before Graham. Hr» Joa M«u»»|g. Mfa. A M. Kpraner. Miaa Mildred An the (Jointly Court ut llil|«horo derson, Mr», Il I. Hod*nn. MIA »Igned by about one hundred Mildred Niigpann. Mra. Oeorge citizen» o f Beaverton and vlci- Ttiyng, Ml»» He««ie Sutherland. i •'“ > «»king Ihnl the roek cni«h Mr«, lioy Oray. Mr». W . C. Mo- " r ,M' °t>er«ted ibi» year on nr- Kell. Mr*. Rimer Kllpe. Mi»« Rv- ro" nl nt Hie big demand for cl) m I .are on. Mr«. J K. Davi», 'rushed rock In thi* torallty. Mi«» Kbeda Zlmbrlck, Mr». J. H" « '' '»id ric i No lb I * » \nl- W. Km*ague, Mr». W. O. Robert*. « '•»> null for rofk toad Mr*. F ' W. Catty, Mr*, d- f*. j ' " " «truciiMn tbt» year. The |lun||ey. Mr*. , * . i K. t o »it «o ít ,,f Beaverton Road !>l»lrlc| Mi«» 4an»t Huntley. Mr« He*». N" il need» ero d ed roek fur Uln«»er, M l«» nelly litinlley, rocking city a ired » molar non- M g J C Kummer«. Mr*. (711 g— »traction. Ilockeu AiMitino need» rock lop Afkefinan, Rbnda Tbyng, »treei«. Iinlla* Murray 4eau KUnc, and Mra, 4. W, for want* fork for Iho Weatdale parpas, *1 reel» in hi» new addillon rant o f town. The Manon Addition 7 f W H IN TO need» rock for paving. The Squire» Kervice Klnlion M I O ALFALFA ? ? need» rock. The (’’.lenient Kill The proper time In »eed al ing Ktalion want» macadam. falfa I* a «|iir»ti»n on which The Union Oil Plant 1» railing Iherç '* cop»lderable difference for rock, and nearly every auto o f opinion. The kind o f »ca»nn mobile owner want» a I It t I p and type o f »oil will determine rru»liet| ruck in (p>nt of hi» allulla »ceding tun* flip many. garage and they ,jon'l want to .. Surer»» ha« been aMainrd by pay double (hr price to have II •ceding a* early a» April 11 lb «hipped in from «umr dialanl and a* tale a* June Alb. The quarry I late needing wn* drilled. Karl K. Kidior, who bn* been All are pretty much agreed i feeding (he emetter al thi» that the tale »reded alfalfa must quarry for Ihe pa»l few year». alW">* ha drilled by either g I» anxious lo o|>erale Ibi» year, hand o r a hhr»e drill. Do not lie lias been having friendly «over loo deeply. • tulk« with Ihe people nearest Thi» office recommend« *eed- the quarry and know* abolii ing at corn planting lime, or their grievance, and believe« if May |0lh to tilth There wilt I bey »re n»«ured that condition.« be wood« to hinder tlje rrqp j( wil| bp |»,qier M m » year, that il (I 1 « »ended at Ihia Itrne, toft will be fop Ihe be«! Intere»!» of * ’ <e had bekl flgbl weed» by all Heaverlon Mint the Hock luowlng than lo »red loo late Crusher be operated. aod fall lo get a »land on an- Ile »ay« (hat if llic County count o f dry weather. Court will award him the con Alfalfa land «hould lie fall tract for operating Ihe crusher. plowed and »hallow cultivated will meet |l)o«e living near III I he »tiling without b rib e r III» quarry more than half way plowing. The Ideal *olt r e p In doing the square tiling Ibis aration 1« a firm »ced be.1 with year. a »hallow »oil mulch on lop for If the new Commercial Club a »eed covering and lo prevent would nrruugr In go ns a body excessive evaporation o f »oil before the County Court at Hie moisture. county scat and prckonl Bea ’ ( [find ||l fie »ended lo alfalfa verton’* nils* fu the near fu ha»' hot heeh fall plowed I t ture (the round trip would lake would he advl»alde In mo*l cn«e* less than 1wo hours) the pros- lo dice the land instead o f plow l*eet» are thgt everything could ing It. then proceed with »hal arranged satisfactorily to all low cultivation a« with a «pike and a big pay roll a ll. summer loqlh harrow. Alfalfa succeed» would be assured for lortil busi better when n cultivated crop ness houses. bn* bpen grown tho year pre Now I» Hie time |<> pull to vious to N«*dirig. '• gether for Meaverton. J- Vnn Rlcek |a«t »ea»on irn il'rdltl-pncker over hi» al "OINDERELLA" TO falfa land Ju*t before broad- ■ C GIVEN HERE cn«Mng the »ced. Th i« made In lots of ways we never grow the «oil firm and left ft in Up. We have to be dignified »mall ridge». The .«eed was and »obqr, and appear v e r y then brou<|ra«ted an<f covered learned: yet, all Hie time, we by a »plkH tooth harrow with keep a tremendous itffeelinn for 'be lecth «lanted bark. A eor- the things o f our childhood. rugaled roller wl|| answer ns Fairy stories, for instance! well. How we long for some of those Rolling after seeding I» no! princes and princesses and fairy Advisable on mo»l »oil». Rains godmothers, in onr every day following may leave Hie soil loo life. That’s Ihe reason for the firmly packed for the young al Kegg A Goldsmith Marionette«, falfa sprout«. coming lo the Heaver Theatre Dragging or planking nfler for Saturday, May 2. They will y r d in « 1« ffPl In'drag fh* seed play ••Cinderella" In Hie after from Ihe high plaeen In fhe noon only, sfarllng at 2:30. v. i Inis leaving hare place* In Ilcsides doing all that hu Ihe field. man» do, they do some things There 1» much miscellaneous Iliai no human could- Hie fairy Advice afloat on nlfnlfa. Re godmother «float» in on a shaft enreftil whose advice you foU of light, and the clvo« hop over low. Dsn your head. Follow a wall twice Ibelr height, and Ihe mnn who has already made Pixie, (he cal, indulges In a • ««eoeaa growing alfairh. dance lb a l%Ju«l convulses the Yours very Iruljr, audience, * * ' O. T. McWhorter. Don'!*'' forge! the dale, Sat Counfy Agent.' urday. Mav 2, and that the pluv "Cinderella" will he given In Architects have finished the Ihe afternoon only. plan» for a 1130,000 Hotel Jose 'oore A Rarnloott o f Aalorla phine. |o be built I n Orant'* Fa««. plan to build a 935,000 note!. B A N K S H E R A L D which was Established in 1910 Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon, Friday, April 24, 1925 Mi»s Irene Kmilh who ha« ■pent some time with her broth er. II. A. Smith, and Mr». Hmith left Thursday for HeatUe where Interesting Little Notes from the Surrounding Country a* •he will visit a few days with T old ay Our Active Special Correspondents Weekly some old friend». Khe expect« to »pend some lime here yet liefore returning to her home HILLSBORO NEWS niiig was a Monday evening in Cheyenne, Wyoming. visitor In Kliady Best, Florence K. Pollock, plaintiff, There I» now a Kunaay Ore lia» filed divorce proceeding« gonian Houle from Manning to ALOMA-HURCR SCHOOL ITEMS against H. Pollock, defendant, Khady Itesi, with Lyle liledaoe tierl Fucgy U a new pupil in on ground* of non-aupporl. Hie fir»l grade. |{e |» from a» carrier. FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS Julius Coupe, found liquor law violai imi, fined I „'Tin and co»(*. look the major part of guilty of ha» been The trial | (wo days. Hillsboro. S C O F I E L D NEWS «1 .5 0 H 16I SCHOOL A gold pin has been awarded lo M i»» Lutina Hulett by the Hemlngton Typewriting Com pany for writing on a Reming ton Typewriter for fifteen min utes with a net »peed o f fifty »even words per minute, with leas than five mistakes. Professor Carlton from the University o f Oregon gave the Hen ¡or Class a very interesting address on eollege preparation and (be right way to ehoosg a college. Don't m i»» seeing the Henlor Cla»« play. “ Anne What’s-Uer- Naine." It was shown Thursdav night and will he shown again tonight, Friday, April 24. The Junior-Senior Prom will be given Friday, May 1st. at j Huber Hall. It will start at '8:30 P. M. promptly. The alum- "• »• cordially Invited to attend. Miss Pearl Cooke and Ml»» Lucy Rggiman were delegates lo Hie '‘Girls' Conference" at Mr». J. Hellish and »on visit Kalem. C. K. Kern was fined 9300, ed Kunday at Buxton. and six tuonili», bul wus paroled Kenneth Kundberg, who has K. It. Whllllesey was in Port on payment of 9130 anil eo»t». been having the scarlet fever, He was charged wHh having land over Ihe week end. has recovered and is now back moonshine in his possession. K. Molt and family were iu o school. Ljoyd Hawke» is suffering with Ihe rniiuip» and Alabama I.adle»' Minstrel», Hillsboro Katurday night. given by Hie Ladies' Kerviee .Mrs. K. II. Ktewarl and daugh »everul children are absent with Club, was such a success that ter were in Portland Friday. " * « u ” II wan given two night» in Ibi* I lie various sewing clubs are Mr, and Mrs. I. P. Hledsoe eity, and one night in Laurel. of Manning were in camp Mon m»w finishing up their work, '• 0 W E R COMPANY and hope to be 100 per cent. D. J. Ilei, brother of the three day. REDUCES R A TES Will someone please volunteer lid s who were arrested abolii M i«« Verona Helli»li o f Bu«- a week ago op a liquor «barge,, (on was in Hcnfiold Sunday eve as a leader for a canning club In filing new rate schedules as several boys and girls wish with Ihe Public Kervice Com lias been taken'in custody by ning. to organize one? aulborllie*. on (he »ame charge. mission o f Oregon, which be- Mr. Alfred W illis has his '•ame effective on April 18, the A big community picnie i» Je»» Hansen and Harrison, mother visiting his over tln- being planned for Ihe last wee|^ Puget Sound Power A Light Co. arresici (wo month» ago on a F.astcr holiday». applying lo its new proper <f school. . A program wilt be charge o f grand larceny, were A. Lull and wife and J. Pep- pul on. eonsisllng o f athletic ties in Washington County, Ore. paroled on payment of i'.*30 and economic and r o »l». There were »ix in pard and wife motored to Hills events and some drills and some •hose efficient boro Katurday evening. oiarches. The eighth grade is methods o f operation to which dictment« agallisi them. Com- ils wonderful growth is clue. Mrs. J. Hoeee and dAuvIHer also making plans for The high school tryout« fo f The Puget Sond Power A meneemenl Exercise* f0 tie held made a business (rip (o Port Hie track team were held last Light Co. believes In a policy luring that week. land on Friday morning. week. Much good material was o f rale reductions eonsistent Charlotte Patterson, fourth Mr«. J. Gray and new baby discovered. The high school with adequate and reliable ser grade, wa» struck by an auto at from w ill -enter a team in Ihe county returned Friday evening vice and with a return sufficient track meet in Foratoi Grove ear Hillsboro lo make her Inane Beaverton Kunday evening but lo insure fair return to its se- we are glad to hear'she was not ly in Mgy. here. curPy holders. » seriously hurt. However, she New residential and commer Mr. and Mr*. Cbas. Myers While crossing (he highway has been absent from school al Tobias. Mrs. A. N, Taylor o f w,‘rp ' M Buxton Katurday eve- Ibis week. All the children who cial lighting schedules are from Portland, was »truck by Mr. A. ning attending the W. H. A. were hurt iu the accident at the • 7% to 50% lower than the rates heretofore applied. The Meserve o f Astoria. Both rar» program. railroad crossing March 13 are residential rates are so design were knocke,| o ff Ihe highway, Mr. and Mrs. Kd Becker and bark in school and able to walk ed to permit the use o f *|ee- and Ihe fenders were »mashed. children attended the W. B. A. the entire distance. tricity in the home M »he low- No one wa« injured. Lodge program and pie social A large crowd attended the er stepn ctf khe rates, thus to lust Katurday evening at Bux , « al Declamatory Contest a great extent obviating the ton. Mr*. Hecker won the new be club house April ^ when 15 necessity o f installing addition BURRVILLE quilt. •JoutesUnl, look part. In Class al wiring (o obtain the Ihrec- - — r:-----------s *• Frances Marvin took first ° * » l domestic heating rate. Lev i \\ hile weut lo Porli and md Corriene Antrim second; in Katurday . . , ALOHA HUBER H E N S division B,. George Mann was ST. MARY'S t o >4 Mrs. A: E. Rye wa« a Monday *«l and Lucille Johnstone sec- Mr«. C. F. Niepert ha» as her visitor m Bank*. T O P R ESEN T PLAY <1; in Division C, Stanley house guest Mr* Ruth. Parson« oo,| was first and S**al Mo’ff- Mr». II. L. Vali spent a purl o f Garibaldi. Sunday, April 26, at 2 20 P, of Hie past week at Manning. •“ "ceppu, These contestants M. the St. Mary * High Sci'uul . Mr«. Waller Anaerson I* a presented our school at the boy.« will present a two-ad John Gillinpir and v i(| were busy rancher, utulberlng ' OUO «Iriet Contest at Beaverton melodrama entitled "The 8 wen 'ck end visitor» at F< r ^ u ^ . baby chicks. Mother and chicks Friday. April It. and Frances Keys to Ualdpate." The produc Cliaa. Both o f Khady Rest wa* ,,rr 'hung fine. •irv iu and Lucille JohnsUipg ilo « will be held at St. Mary's in Forest Grove Monday and A surprise party was given won honors in their g.v|,*cltvc New Home at Huber. Tuesday. Mr. Walter Anderson in honor divisions ftUu will represent this The story is a thriller and A delightful listriet al Hie County Meet al is exciting from beginning to liurlon Phillips of Manning of bis birthday. lillsboro, Saturday, April 25. end. This i* Hie sec ind pro- wus m liurrville Wednesday time was enjoycq by all. morning. - • « Mrs. I. I.ynd and children arc ,Y ,Y * ''er,0n' Doris Wells of!<hiction of thi* play, the first The Misses Love o f Kcofield down from itoseburg on a visit " ’c fifth grade and Margaret of which was staged in Ver- i.lark of the eighth grad« Win boor! April 19. »pent Kunday at the Chas. Carl with Mrs. Lytid's parents, Mr. ■ut in 9|»tlling {¿tu} w* hope Admission will be charged of and Mrs. 1 \ Cascadden. son home. •bey win wum' first honors al 35 cents for adults and 15 fur Mrs. C. J. Hose and Mr*. C. Hillsboro Katurday. Mrs. J. I>. Itniney was a Kun- Aloha-Hu- children. •lay afternoon caller at the A. F. Niepert spent \lupa«l«y in T is on the map. Following i* * list of the cast: (lU'.ttat Glove with Mrs. Rose's K. Ilye home. Elijah Qw*mby, Harold Mc- mollier, Mrs. C. E. Khaefer. A luuit'ii of young people at- CHURCH LO C A TIO N S E L E C T E D Quimby. Vernon Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cox ers; Mr. Mr. Magee, Tiinothy I ended Ihe show at Manning At a meeting o f the tnumbofs were visitors at Hie Clark-Torry J a ck Tuesday night. of the Gongregal tona) Church Coloman; John Bland, gardens and purchased choice l'aich; Jack Norton, Francie held \Yvutnttsdu) uight, a lo- Mrs. C. I>. Wyuiore o f Mun- gludiolas lo beautify their ny\\ vailiou for the new Church wa« Hoyes; Jim Cargan, Harold La- iimg was a 'Tuesday visitor at home. selected, being two lots of Dr. groue; Lou Max, Kugene Shulte; the A. K. Rye home. The Ladles' Auxiliary lo (he Mason's property al Sixth and Mr^Hayden. Victor Hays; Reg- Joe ^(i\jr uiiq family of Port gie Thornhill, Yetnon Hays; Pe Huber Commercial Club held Watson Streets. land were week-end visitors at ter Iho Hermit. Arlon Eckstein; its regular Hireling Tuesday. the J. W. While home. •liggs Kennedy, Ray Speiring; After the meeting refreshment.« 15.000 people visited Salem Mr. Bendy, Dominie Van der Jimmie McFarlano o f Man- were served by Mrs. J. E. Mitxel. on Blossom Day, April 12. Zandeti. —J " PLAY B A L L ) I I Per Yea/ Beaverton-Made Picture Coming Some Scenes Portrayed Are Said to Surpass All Previous Films. Fcrfuson At His Best. The five-reel feature produc ed by the J. J. Fleming Produc tion», Incorporated, entitled The Fighting Romeo," will be presented at the Beaver Thea tre Monday and Tuesday, April 27 and 28. The leading role is taken by Al Ferguson. Mi«» Elaine East man is the leading lady. Miss Eastman ia the girl found on her ranch at Gresham and who made such * tremendous hit in "The Flash" and “ D rift wood." The cast include* Ferdinand Schumann Heink, who plays tho part of “ Romeo.” William Dills Portland*» favorite for many year», ha» a leading role In this picture. | T h e outside scenes o f t h e picture were «hot In Tygh Val ley. which 1« a typical western town and admirably adapted to Ihe filming o f we*tern frontier film »torle». One scene in the picture, the fight on the precipice thousand* of feet above the valley, h a » been proclaimed by th* critic» o f New York Ihe greatest filjjjed picture that it haa even been (heir pleasure to view. The interiors o f course were shot in Ihe home studio in Bea verton and are said to be as typically western and as good as Ihe part o f the film taken in Tygh Valley. By special request this pic ture has been sent from New York from the office there with the strict instructions that the pirure must not be shown in any other theatre except in the Beaver Theatre, in order to, protecj the future releasing dal»« which have been contract ed for on this picture. LOCAL W R IT E R C O N TR IB U TE S POEM Lines written after hearing Hie funeral sermon by Father O'Neil for little Mary Brue. (Gertrude Martin Christensen) When ail the heavenly host their songs were singing, The Master Harpist Of that glorious throng. Found that another angel voice- was needed. T o sing hosannas 'round tho Father’s throne. And when Ihe Spring was to the world' returning. And with her magic spell made all rejoice. He listened lo the Earth songs upward .«welling. And caught the music ol your darling's voice. "This ts the voice the Angel’s chair is needing.” Then swirtly winging through the Realms o f Space, Be i a iih ', and aU your leers and prayers unheeding, He laid His seal upon yoar baby’s face. And then with loving arms Ho R A T T E R UP! gently bore her tbo Last Sunday the weather did Across the billows o f no! favor getting out on the darker Sea shining Held and handling the ball. It And now among tho jis hoped (hat the weather man host o f Angels, will feel belter disposed as the She sings the glad songs of Aloha MAV-A. boy* are gelling Eternity. anxious to (ry out their new And If Hie gathering mist o f field just back o f the Studio. doubt assail you. Six teams have met and or And your poor lips arc mute ganized . the Washington Co. with dumb despair, Base Ball I.»ague and games Look up! Beyond thoso fa r-o ff are scheduled for three places golden portals, n the county, not counting Your Angel Child is praying places which had previously for you there. placed learns in the Held. The Aloha MAV-A. will play And when the shores of timo Reedville on thdir home' ground are from you drilling al Beaverton. And your frail nark is launch The A'amhill team will come ed upon the tide. j lo Laurel and play the boys in Your Baby’s hands (still, still that community. your Guardian Angel) The North Plains team will W ill guide you safely to the jourey to A'erboort (o cross bals other Side. with the K. G. boys o f that vi cinity. ' d i s t i n g u i s h e d Q U ESTS Games will be called prompt- | C A L L IN B EA V ER TO N l> at 2:30 P. M. Come on boys. Mme. Dalbo Slinta. accom- snap (o it! ! panied by Ihe Swedish Vire- ------------------- I - Consul, Mr. Valdemar Lldelf. A U TO -C A M P S called on Mr. and Mr«. E. E. The law requires that on and!Swenson here Sunday, after May 1st, 1925, all auto- Mme. Slinta brought greeting < amps must have_a license from direot from King Gustaf of Hie Stale Board o f Health. Sweden to Mr. Swenson requost- Blank applications may be i ir g to see a ?09-year out dona- ohlained by applying to Dr L. Hon deed given lo one o f Me. \A\ Hyde, County Health Officer, tSwenson's ancestors by King Hillsboro, Oregon. ^Carl XIL t