The Beaverton review., May 01, 1925, Page Page Four, Image 4

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Local News
Program
Beaver Theatre
A. K. H anson rep o rt* tl»«« he
I k b u ild in g a new h o u se on h is
T h S k trs
ran c h .
Mr. an d M rs. J . L Eg*nnan
a re v is itin g in R kam okaw a, W n ,
over th e week end.
H om er W ilso n w as a s s is tin g
al Ho* T w e n tie th C e n tu ry G ro-
• c e r y S to re S a tu rd a y .
Op e n s
( v e r y ■ venin g
a t 7 : SB P . N.
a l 7JM P . N.
S unday«: Opmm « :1*, O ootlnuou»
U n iti 11 P . ML
A dm ission:
A dults, 23c. C h il­
d ren u n d e r 12 y ea rs, I Oc,
u n le ss o th e rw ise sp ecified
D. A. W hite,
New b u ild in g s a re g oing up
at A loha. A ry m n n -iu m 1* b e ­ S atu rd ay , May •
ing e re c te d at th e Aloha C h u rch ,
“T H E «U N SET TO AIL”
W
ith
W illia m O eem ond an d
Mr. Cady o f A berdeen. W a sh .,
O a re th H ughes
v isite d w ith .h is uncle. Mr. F .
She
threw
• ro se lo a w nndervi
W . Cady, the firs t o f th e week.
o f Ihe d e s e rt. Only a flow er!
i . K. Swen son.* the B eaverton
Bui it bloom ed in to h er
r e a 'to r , i> d riv in g a new D odge
own love sto ry an d h elp ­
c« r, w hieh he p u rc h a se d
re ­
ed th e m an to " comc back.”
cen tly . *
j „« v
A d ra m a o f slo u l h e a rts am i
Mr. an d Mrs. J . J . H enderson b rig h t eyes an d two men wh
loved one w om an. . . .
an d fam ily have m oved from
Ala« a Good Comedy
tow n o n to th e ir ra n c h s o u th of
*
B e av e rto n .
Geo. M. Coveil re p o r ts (hal
he is b u ild in g a cem ent tile o f-
fiee and s to re b u ild m * at T o ­
bias, w here he ia o p en in g up a
real e s ta te office.
M rs. J. J . H en d erso n h ad th e
m is fo rtu n e to tu r n h e r ankle
and s p ra in it q u ite badly. She
goes a ro u n d lim p in g , b u t you
c o u ld n 't keep h e r still.
A. W . W a lk e r h a s e sta b lish e d
a ta ilo r sh o p in the
T hom as
b u ild in g . Mr. W a lk e r w as fo r­
merly th e p ro p rie to r
of
the
S u ila to riu m in H illsboro.
The J u n io r c la s s or th e hig h
school w ill e n te r ta in th e S eniors
and alu m n i o f Ihe B eaverton
High School at a p a rty in the
H uber H all th is evening.
S tan ley S u m m ers, g ra d u a te o '
B eaverton High School, w ho ha-
been in C a lifo rn ia fo r ab o u t twi
an d o n e - h a lf y e a rs, re tu rn e d t<
h is hom e here Iasi T h u rsd a y .
Mr. J . M. P e rso n , V ice -P res
an d G en e ra l M anager o f tb<
W a sh in g to n C ounty S av in g s and
L oan a sso e ia lio n m ade ih e Re
view office a p le a s a n t call th<
first o f th e week.
Clia*. Brown hill, m ore fam il
iarly know n a s “ Shy,*' is driv
•ns? a new S ta r c a r w hich h<
re c e n tly p u rc h a se d .
He is on
of the m a n a g e rs o f th e M urra?
d ev elo p m en t p ro je c t.
W e w o n d er if people a re gel
tin g m ore h o n est, o r d oes i
ju s l apply lo fis h e rm e n ? Sev
era I o f th e iocal m en w ho wen
fish in g la st S unday re p o r t v e r
p o o r catc h es. Maybe it w as J u s -
an < ff-d a y fo r B e av erto n .
-
n
Sunday, Slay S
"T H E EXTHA GINL”
W ith B a b e l N orm and
Ala« a O eod Oomady
a y -T u a aday, B a y * -S
“T H E FIG H TIN G PARSON"
W ith Al F srg u o o n an d
L uollla K raaniak
Onn’l fail to see th is p ictu re
m ade in B e av e rto n . Local
people in a c tio n In film
Also A O eod Oomady
W edneeday, B a y S
"SPO R TIN G YOUTH"
W ith R eginald D enny
H iis is th e p ic tu r e th x l won fo-
D enr.y a p lace in '.he lirx rt
o f every m ovie fan . A d a s h ­
ing.
fa s t-m o v in g
com edy,
vhich is s u re to p le ase al'
T h u ra d a y -F rtd a y , H ay 7-S
•T H E NAVIGATOR*
W ith B u s te r K eaton
r h r fu n n ie st a n d g re a te s t com
edy a flo a t.
T h e sto ry o f a
y o u n g m an w ho c o u ld n 't
,mak<; good on e a rth , b u t
w as a b ig su c c e ss a t th e
b o tto m o f th e sea
S ta r tin g th e se ria l.
"T h e Old O reg o n T ra il”
A lso a Good Comedy
HARK, HARK, TH E LARK)
A little d a u g h te r o f tb e slu m
•n h e r fird l day in Ihe counlr»
<aw a la rk m o tio n less, high i<
• ir, p o u rin g fo rth its lovely mu
• le.
She liste n e d a m o m e r:
ind llien ra n lo th e m a tro n .
“ Oli, Miss May.” sh e cried
'th e r e 's a s p a rro w up th e re
nd lie c a n ’t got dow n, an d li<
iin ’1 d o in ' a th in g h ut hnlle
ib o u t It."
'J iie re w ill be a b ask et socia
A BONKEY STORY
an d d a n c e g i\e n |>y th e Hube
F
irs
l
S cie n tist (view ing nion
C om m ercial Club at th e ir hal
| key)— It is a p p a r e n t io me—
ai H u b er S a tu rd a y even in g . M.v
Second Sci— A h l R eally I d o'
23. T h e pro ceed s o f tb e a ffa i
I not know you claim ed su ch ■.
w ill go lo sw ell th e c o ffe rs o
clo se re la tio n sh ip .
th e H uber Coni m ere ial Club.
A dance w ill be giv
SELF-D EC EIV ED
cn in (he
H ubei I L ittle dabs o f p ow der,
C om m ercial
C 1 u 1
L ittle tin ts o f p a in t.
Hall S a tu rd a y eve­ | Make th e hom ely m a id en s th in k
ning, May 9, by th r
T h ey 're p re tty ,
w hen
they
B e a te r Social C lub, O. E.
K
a in 't.
F iv e -p ie c e o rc h e s tra , good floor
g o o d tim e.
Adv c 21-2.'
My frie n d ," sa id Ih e m is ­
W e fin d it n e c e s sa ry to a g a ir sionary. " a r e you tra v e lin g Ih e
c a ll llie a tte n tio n o f o u r patron.- »Iraig h t an d n a rro w p a th ? "
In silence th e m an
h an d ed
an d frie n d s lo the fa c t (b a t we
a re no lo n g e r co n n e c te d in an> •ver his c a rd w hich re a d : “ S ig ­
m a n n e r w ith
th e
B eaverton n o r B allan cio , T ig h tro p e Wet*»
e r."
P lu m b in g Co., b u t a re doing
b u s in e s s u n d e r o u r own n am e
W . I. Noyes, S a n ita ry P lu m b ­
Mrs. W*. H. H are, w ife o f 8 e n -
in g .
c 5 tf ito r H are o f H illsb o ro ,
M rs.
> m gar, and M rs. R. R, S u m ­
W hat is know n as th e old
R o b ert H oiken (dace, o f about n ers e n te rta in e d the 1924 M a.
'r o n 's Club o f (he 0 . E. 8. S a t-
te n a c r e s n e a r th e m iddle o f Ihe
field, o r w h at w as fo rm e rly Ihe irday, April 25. at a on e o'clock
lunch eo n a t th e hom e o f Mr.
Hoekeri farm , h as been sold If
ind Mrs. K. Stipe. A bout tw en •
M essrs. D unn an d B ak er
o '
•v
-fo u r la d ies
w ere
p r e s e n '.
A sh la n d .
T h ey expect to hob!
Phis clu b Is co m p o sed o f fo r­
th e p ro p e rty a s an in v e stm e n t.
ce i m a tro n s o f Ihe O. g . S.
M r. B a k e r is th e e o n -in -la w
of P o rtla n d and vicin ity .
o f Mr. C. E. Hedge.
HIGH SCHOOL
AA'ednesday a fte rn o o n
I h n
S ophom ore w ent on Ih e lr r la s s
p icnic al T h e S pring«, n o r th o f
B eav erto n .
«
T h e h i. 'i sch o o l a n n u a l. “ T h e
K e'n a." w as rea d y fo r d is tr ib u ­
tio n F rid ay n ig h t.
T h o se not
alre ad y h aving
bough!
th em ,
p u rc h a se d th em fo r $1.00 apiece. * ! 0.000.
An oil m s i m i i v
h ae
h e rn
Many o f th em w ere sold.
Albnny w ill pavé fo u r bloeks fa rm e d in F ieew raler to» ex p lo re
E lva K katrom w as th e w in . o'i C a la p o o ia S tre e t. N inlli io o i| In d ic a tio n s fo u n d In a deep
well th ere.
u e r o f llie H u m m er
c o n te s t T h irteen lk .
T he c o n te st w as betw een six o f
R aln s an d
w ir m
w e a lh e r j T h e S la n d e lm a n C om pany w ill
thy m em b ers o f th e co m m ercial niake e x rrlle u l w h eat p ro sp e ri» b u ild a p la n t In T h e Italie» fo r
le p a rlm e n t.
T h e on e p u llin g in P e n d le to n .
'p a c k in g and Icing tw enty c a r s
o u t (he b e s t H u m m er won Hie
T h e F irs t C h ristia n C h iu rli of fru it dally.
p rite . a gold p in .
Mrs. D ew - of K taniath F alla will b u iid a
i A F ed eral a ir p a tro l fo r n a ­
h irs t. Mr W ebb, an d Mr. Me 933.000 ed ifica.
t i o n a l fo re s ts will be e s ta b lish e d
G lasso n w ere ih e ju d g e s.
P la n s bave beon ap p ro v ed for m E u g en e, w tlli fo u r m a c h in e s
T h e S en io r C lass
ca n ce lle d th è e r r e lim i n f „ 9700.000 h o ­ an d tw elve fly ers.
th e ir hike up L a rc h M ountain tel In P o rtla n d .
I An ad d itio n Iv th e K lam ath
fo r v a rio u s re a s o n s .
H ow ever,
F o r Ihe rtrj*l lim e in y ea rs, K alis H o sp ital will c o s t 9 1 3 000,
nine o f Ihe boys, w ith Mr. C o ch ­
io
ran e , decided lo m ake Ihe hike fai s le e r s b rin g 910 p e r 100 and li'ill. be i.irg « e n o u g h
■e\v‘e to o p a 'i- n l« .
anyw ay. T h ey w ent up S a tu r ­ poli oda in P o rtlan d .
T lie
N o rth w e ste rn
E lectric
Goal o f an excellenl qualil»
day n ig h t am i re tu rn e d S unday
new
a fte rn o o n . AH re p o rte d h av in g is b ein g developed fo u r m ilcs C om pany h a s m ade 397
I serv ice c o n n e c tio n s in P o rtla n d
had a "d an d y h a rd lim e o f iL” ■ loribeasi o f M edford.
in Ihe p a s t th re e m o n th s.
T h e S alem post o ffice b u s i­
T u esd ay a fte rn o o n ih e S e n io r
T h e A slo rln A b stract C om -
n
e
ss
fo
r
ih
e
flrs
t
q
u
n
rte
r
o
f
c la s s a s a body a tte n d e d lln-
ip a n y h a s o u llln e d a p ro g ra m
fu n e ra l o f E v ald B lo m q u ist al 1923 w as 9 U .9 5 S .1 2 .
an d
th e Aloha c h u rc h .
E v ald w as
A r a n v a s s is u n d er w ay In fo r b u ild in g on e h u n d re d
a p o p u la r m em b er o f th is c la ss S alem fo r sto ck s u b se rip tio n s fifty new h o m es Ib is y ea r.
and h ad
a tte n d e d
B eav erto n lo a 9910,000 linen m lll.
I D rillin g a t l.akevtew c o n tin ­
High S chool fo r fo u r y a rs . He
Many fa rm e rs
a re e n le rin g u es fo r hot w a te r an d s tr a in
w as on ih e A n n u al s ta f f and
K lam ath F alla from Ihe O w ens su p p ly for h e a lin g an d pow er,
w as a lso a m e m b er o f Ihe O rd e r
i T h e w a le r al a 4 0 0 -fo o t d ep th
riv e r d is tric i in C a lifo rn ia.
•f Iba B.
¡sh o w s 219 d e g re e s
te m p e r a ­
In Ilio p a s t r ig h i y e a rs O re ­ tu re .
T h u rs d a y an d F rid a y ev e n in g s
gon h as paid 9140.000.000 In
Ihe S e n io r c la s s p re se n te d llie ir
w ar ta x es, n h o u t 9175 |»er r a p ­
c la s s play, "A n n a W h a l's - H c r -
THE PEN FE0T MAN
ila.
X am e."
T h e p e rfo rm a n c e w as
T h e re Is a m an
w ho
n ev e r
T h e Belmke-AA’a lk er b u s in e s s
very su c c e ssfu l
b o th
n ig h ts .
d rin k s.
Vhmit ♦ 110 w as tak en in. T he co lleg e w ill hutid a 9250.000
Nor sm o k es, n o r chew s, n o r
S o p h o m o re c la s s sold can d y on lie a d q u a rte rs b u ild in g in P o r t­
sw ear*.
T h u rs d a y n ig h t, a n d llie F r e s h ­ land.
W ho n ev e r g am b les.
never
m en F rid a y . T h e sew in g c la ss,
T h e w oolen in llls in P en d le-
f lirts .
in d c r llie d ire c tio n o f Miss K in ­ on bave added
fifiy
h o rse -
And sh u n s all sin fu l sn a re * .
ney. gave an in te r e s tin g sty le ¡p o w er io th e ir elec lrica l rq u ip -
— H e's p a ra ly se d .
»how both n ig h ts w hich w as m ent.
T h e re is a m an w ho n e» e r d»*es
q u ite a n a ttr a c tio n .
Tlie H rnoks-H canlon C om pany j A th in g Dial is n ot righ*.
I sh ip p e d 311 c a rlo a d s of lu m b er His w ife r a n lc || jq » | w h ere ha
BEAVERTON SCHOOL
from Bend d u rin g the m o n th o f
is.
W IN S AGAIN M arch.
Al m o rn in g , n oon, an d n ig h t.
— H e's dead.
T h e U n ited S ta te s N atio n al
J a m e s U nderw ood won firsl
Bank w ill
reb -ii'd
Its
b ank
>rizr in h is d iv isio n a t Ihe D ec­
b u ild in g in S alem a t r. • -si of
la m a tio n C o n test held in H ills­
DB. THEO, a HE TU
973.000.
.
boro. F rid ay , A pril 24. T in s is
D EN TIST
lie second tim e B e av erto n g ra d e 1 Tw elve s ta le su rv ey o r* have
-chool h a s w on firs t m (h e ir h e ro n w ork on Ihe R oosevelt
Cady B u ild in g
Itvision in llie ro u n ty c o n te st. h ighw ay, belw edn B rig h to n an d
BEA Y ERTO *
i-:
OttEGON
L ast y e a r the h o n o rs w ent I»* N eh'ilem .
I on aid W ehh, so n o f E. U.
T h e P o rtla n d C ham ber
n f
W ebb, te a c h e r o f M anual T r a in ­ C om m erce h a s rb r» n g tit
forty
ANNOUNCE BENT
ing in B e av erto n H igh S chool.
T h e .services n f Mona M iller,
IF YOU
TO SELL
E x p ert b ea u ty sp e c ia list, f o r ­
9 LUNDERER OF
m erly o f S eattle , W a sh , a t o u r
SEE
OOVELL
A Oo.
SOIL IS ROBBER
Shoppe
IF YOU WANT 'T O BUY.
10
A.
M.
lo (J P. M.
SEE
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ELl
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“ Man h a s no r ig h t io skin
fly A p p o in tm en t
If You W a n t T o
th e e a r th an d sq u a n d e r
our
STUDIO CANEEN fN O P F B
L oan O r B orrow Money
ro m m o n h e rita g e .
A a t« n w 'w
P h o n e 5 5 -6
p lu n d e rs th e so il, w h e th e r it
SEE COVCLL A Oo.
be piow land o r ro u g h a n ,| n>rkv
m o u n ta in land, is a ro h b er. !!••
la k e s th a t w hich docs n ot Iv •
long lo him an d lie w ill'll» '.Is
x v - d ?io m g e n e ra lio n s ;.«•! 1»
3«- h o rn ." say s G iffo rd PinrlnH
le ad e r in Ihe fo re sl io n n e rv a -
tio n m ovem ent.
O at Y o u r P rin tin g
D ona Now
MEN
W a rm Days a rc
h ere!
T h ey call for co o ler u n ­
d erw ea r. O u r w oven, p a ­
ja m a -c h e c k , A THLETIC is
ju s t th e thing.
A fu ll-c u i, w ell-m ad e g a r ­
m ent w ith e la stic b a c k sta y
Sixes 2* |o 4«, F rie s,
»1.00
S o m eth in g B e tte r?
T h en a 2 -b u llo n “ S calpax
Al .............................................. »1 50
W ill fill the bill.
SPRA G U E’», E verybody’* M ore
U nexoelled «lob F rln tln g
BEAVERTON REVIEW
PRESCRIPTIONS
COMPOUNDED
with care
YY lien
d o c to r gives you a p r e ­
sc rip tio n .
lie expeel* c e rta in
d ru g s to p roduce •« » e rta in r e ­
s u lt.
T h a i p re sc rip tio n
muni
b<‘ nite,| “J u s t As T h# D octor
O rd e re d ," and it will be it |
you firing it to o u r d ru g sto re |
lo be tilled.
CONE TO US F IR ST
B ru n sw ick P h o n o g ra p h s,
V io tro laa and
BEAVERTON
PHARMACY
Who
Mr. Quick?
BROWN, BROS., Proprietors I
C. H. BROWN, Pharmscist
T elep h o n e
0553
fa rm s e ttle r s w ith 1130.000, to
Ib is sia le .
AA'heal p ro s p e ri a
in
The
A rc h ite c ts a re p re p a rin g Ihe
D alles a re good for Ilio y ea r
p la n s fo r a 9100,000 s ta le n o r ­
1923.
m al g y m n a siu m to he b u ilt at
T h e F o re s i
tiro v e -H ilisb o ro M onm outh.
Ice C om pany will b u ild an ira
T h e p ro p o sed h o sp ita l a d d i­
p la n i.
tio n al M arsh field
w ill
co at
A clieese facto ry w hich is le 930.000, w ith 110,000 fo r th e
he bu lli in R iverdale w ill ro s i eq u ip m en t.
ORBGON STATI NEWS
\
RrMsy, My 1, MM
«TORS
0 RE0 IT COSTS N
SEHT.
PSP
la a sarvey st S99 farai» a s h hr
tbs North Osrotlaa Baporlai»al at«
Usa. It «as feas» that svsr 49 par
saat St lha total «redit asoAs Hr tbs
fanasr Is Mr »hart torn losas, atthsr
throogh lbs baak sr Ihrewgh aisrshaai
•4 Tines«.
Oaty oaaaUth sf this
i s m i soasas from hash* as* tho
tost trata ataras or toad 1er*« far
stars ersBM ta n ssn ara partas asar
99 par east latsrsat. sad satr a Mill»
hadar than halt at lha tanaora rasi
tsad this tact. Tbs baak rata at la
tarasi at tbs saaia tima was salp •
tri*a abara 9 par cast Practican?
aS marchaals would ha dsltghtod la
(a orar la a sash baste
Tbs romodr Has la tbs produci ion
at mors toad sad toad aad la lbs dia
ooatlauaaca of shlpploa la bar aad
grata with thalr attsadaat blgh fratghi
ralas aad dealers' prudi» This masa»
the establlshmoat of heller vorhtag
rolsdoat hat «osa hashers aad farm
ora. tor Usta to groat epportualtr tar
educating the farmer eloog tbs lias of
beak credit . — B u m k r r Farmer.
UNOCP NATURAL LAWS
agrteallaral sHaalhm.
grouch are glrlag way la raaawad
haps Wa sH rajóla» that this to hap
pastas
It to botog brought about
through tho immutable aad laoaorobto
aaturai Uwa It la aa dINcalt to to r
totolo proa portly M to attempt by thw
to make folks hoooat Agrtaaltarb B
lha last amai roto eporetoo uwdor about
iba samo baste laws as say other hoot
P. B- Doty. Agricultor»!
OIL
From Ss
thè A fi B ^ sorts
m^hw S
of
^
Qoldcn Com *>
m W NFS SB
Beat for Salads
Ideal for Frying
A Perfect Shortening
O ai Y our F rln tln g
D ana Now
Unexcelled dob Frlntlng
TH E BEAVERTON N BVISW
Ideal Gifts
O at Y our F rln tln g D ana Now
for
Mother’s Day
Furnaces
Installed
By m a a r a haahad up ay H
y e a rs' sa p srto n o s In th is lln a
xf w ork. W h an I In sta ll a
f u rn a c e It will h« on« g u a r -
an taa d I« g lr e e « tlafao 4ory
ssrv lo s in y o u r
p a r tlo u la r
c a se
An o u tald o fu rn a o a * al««m an<
Ip In taraa ta d In gaU In« y o u r
m oney an d w ould Ju a l aa
so o n sail you a fu rn a o a with
only h al? o apaolty f o r b o a t­
ing y o u r ro o m «
I In sta ll Uia fa m o u s B O N -
TAO fu rn ao a» , a n O regon
» roduot, m ad# In F o rtla n d ,
and b u ilt aap ao lally f a r lh a
n aa d s o f th is ellm a ta.
Beaverton Sheet Metal Wks
Frank Pulver,
Proprietor
BEAVERTON OREGON
Sunday, May lOlh. I* ihe
day when we «11 pay r e ­
spect lo llie m others of
Ihe land.
F o r th o se w ho w ish lo
convey Ih e ir
se n tim e n t«
th ro u g h Ihe m edium o f a
s u ita b le g ift, we
havg
asse m b le d sp eeial o f f e r ­
in g s o f
C«pdy
Stationery
and
Toilet Coodg
W e e sp ec ially Invite y o u r
a tte n tio n to Ihe ex q u isite
M o th e r's Day p ac k ag e o f
A rlsty le C ho co lates. Ihe
S ty lish
new
Sym phony
Royal S ta tio n e ry s n d Ihe
w ell-k n o w n
C a ra
Nome
T oilet R eq u isites.
O ne o f th e se w ill su rely
e n c h a n t any M other.
Dean's Drug Store
B M V E R T O h G R R f Q N