T he B ea verton R eview
C L E A N R E A D IN G FOR A L L T H E F A M IL Y
Volum e III
No. 36
Single Copy, 5 Cent»
Super-Production
Being Filmed Here
OREGON STATE NEWS
Tliv cmili'ui't bus been
lot
for paving 0 lluaoburg sireols.
$ 1 .5 0 P er Y e a r
Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon, Friday, August 7, 1925
PO RTLAND
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT á j
PAPER
P R IN T S B E A V E R T O N P A O S
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
New Distributing
t
i Sbaw-Fear Company to Paul
twenty-seven »ilfierent p U c - c N«.|»on, t acre> , M 0.
es o f business paid
probably
■ j
The I'.icifir Highway paling
T o ld jy O ur Active Speciai Correspondents W e e i y J in the lu'ighhorhoods of $15«
Frank J. Schneider et ux to
u( liuiriabinv I* imw cmnplot-
"H t lb AII j iu c " A Kentucky Feud ,»'u;
Stapleton, $!0.
Several Carloads oi Gasoline Have
n a J for wh.it they probably termed ^ rlin
advertising,
^niong
the
tw
e
n
ty
-
Glenn
T
.
Stapleton
et
at
to
Is The Production B o w Being
I lie cannery «1 Kugeim will I
».•veil were three
who
have F ra n k J. Schneider el ux, $10. Arrived At The H. BL Barnes
put up twolve hundred luus of
Filmed at Beaverton Studio.
never spent a rent in advertls-
H|,aw-Fe.r Company lo S. n
Plant For Distribution.
jheels.
| Mrs. J.
Pearson
wua
i II
M A. Warring has accepted mg in the lieaverton Review, ford (j
Rogers et ux, 3 acres,
iiution
on
Wednesday
morning.
u position at Seaside for
a and one fit (lie three runs an g|j,oo
A record |,uy crop in perfect
ad reading as foliowa:
tin- J . J . H om iny
Hruilui rondilion in. beiiiK hurvealod nt
Mr, Otto Sr breeder made u couple of months.
The H. M . Barnes Distribut
“ Why send your money out
Fred Rufener el ux to Ella
limi» l.i». ill« bua; snouting Hl« I'oledo.
bu »mena trip Kalurdity t»> Port
8. F. Vt ray ami family are
ing
Company
received
their
<>f the county? W hen you trade t unk, Sec. 33, T. 2 N., R. 2
•beu*» Im
Hi«ir
lu i«»l
und
Portland rwnks us the third land.
enjoying a Ford touring recent
first shipment o f General Pet
here
the
money
stays
in
Bea-
"
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>
5*®-
». t i' ¡i I e • i iMiHiucitiii,
iltil« Pacific l «»»sat purl in
freight
We wish them
Mia. J, I »iiiTiam was In For- ly purr hated.
roleum Product» Saturday when
vi'rton."
Oh Consistency, thou
Frederick Sallender to T. U.
uluint'.
I blu im u alvi') i»| u tm iaa g e .
esi drove mi Halurilay ufter- lots of enjoyment.
two carloads o f gasoline
ar
arc a Jewell
^
Salbrider, 10 acres, T. t 8., R.
II'II'I III Uli» KelllUlky lulls.
noon.
rived over the Southern Pacific.
Construction
work
now
tin*
Mrs.
J.
W.
Patterson's
broth
The $15» could have printed I W'., $10.
il Will bu U ito\I'll-luci »pellai
The plant
would
probably
der way ut Forest drove total»
Mr. Willlum Forluer was In er, I'holiiart* Mom of f.os Ali- fifty thousand folders of four
U.Uniu unii lini biggusl piuüuo
C. A. CoTeman et ux to ¡4. have been in operation sooner,
$200,000.
Porllaud
over
gefes is visiting at the home page«, that could have
Hulurday
inni
been
liuii uiiil aliviupU'd
III
till*
A. Wilson, Lot 21,
Brogdan but the opening was delaye.l,
o f Mr. and Mrs. Ifritterson.
»enl out io advertise Meaver-
An
important
program
of
•'Climi ui ibo uuuiitry,
Acre», $10.
as it was desired to have tha
Miss Verona Ib'lhali of Bux-
Mr. ami Mrs. Elmer Hirks, Imi in fifty thousand homes of
d u » Paulin« Curley i» ilio ulreet puving ik now under way
plant inspected by ihe regular
Stella
L.
Wall
et
vlr
to
Carl
people
who
were
truly
inter
In
dreahiim.
ton wua In Scofield
I....Inin I.id).
Mias Curl»') la
Knnday former residents of lluher, but
°l!li'e force o f the General Pet
now living in Porilaml,
wer»* ested in Heaverton. and
t h e W. Jenaen, Sec. 2«. T. 2 N„ roleum Corporation.
loo widl-known lu tins vienili)
A ( 100,1100 hnlel on a (<fO.- forenoon.
It.
3
W
,
$10.
money
for
the
printing
and
could
in need any mi mil ut limi from ouii alte i» being planned
I n
Mrs. (ilias. T. Myers was in visiting with old friends
Saturday morning two ears
have stayed in your own coun-
N. T. Andrews et ux to Lena arrived and were unloaded and
Ua.
hlmniilh Fulls,
llnxlon Thursday morning be neighlmrs here last Sunday.
ty.
Ayers, |5 acre», Sec. 30, T. 2
t he compuny is, fortunate in
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Neipert
the first delivery made to the
Wheat yields are reported up tween Iralns.
II was well demonstrated on
R. I W „ $10.
having aecured the service« of
•pent
tlie
week
end
at
the
Beaverton Loop Service Rlatior
to fifty Ima Inda pel orre
in
Mr.
C.
McNally
made
a
busi
• he night Ihe caucus for the
Wehster Cultiaon u» Director.
O. I. Stewart «t ux to flora The seeond delivery was mai'
Uinatillu ('.»unity.
ness trip io Portland Thurs coast and while there got their tunnel District Director
was \|
Cultismi formerly direclud when
salmon
i or
canning.
they
Roek, 2 acre». Sec. 1«, T. to the Lone Oak Servit.e Sta
held that the people o f Beaver- | 8., R. t W „
man largely
The Soul hern Pacific haa 2,- day morning.
Irvin \\ litui, the man.
brought home ei-me beauties.
tion at Tigard.
$ 10 .
l»»n and vieinity do not read
ha ' Covered 50« men at work on iho Natron
Mrs. Cliaa. Casey was
in
responsible for
Mr. Barnes was so busy Sat
Mr. and Mrs. L. V. McCum- Ibis particular paper contain
E. F. Loomis et ux to James
Portland on Thursday and Frl-
\\ u$on,‘' "North of 30”
a n d Cut-Off rail project,
urday
making deliveries that it
eey o f Portland were
dinner ing Ihe so-called ad«.
M.
Thompson,
5.35 acres, Sec.
Vclernn»'
on business.
many other super-production*, j \
milllon-doll.ir
was midnight before he
was
guests of Mr. and Mr.». Ic A.
31.
T.
I
N.,
R.
9
W
,
$to.
One of ihe things which the
via» only a ruiiieramaii.
Cut- Hospital will la- built on Mur-
Mr. arid Mrs. K»l IdrhUvr and Smith last Tuesday. Mrs. Mc-
able to put his delivery truck
E. F. Loom
Loom!«
probably
K
is et ux to James away and retire.
hauti wa» Inrector in the 't.ong i|Uuni Hill, Portland.
thought
children nm|ore<l (o
Portland Cunisey is Mrs. Smith s si ler. advertisers
they
were
»loing
was
promoting
Thompson,
53 acres,
Sec.
Isliiiul Studio» und had Pauline
i»rt'Kon produced U7(,U7t.0v ° n Sunday morning,
The new delivery truck has
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Jai'ksoii publicity for Ihe tunnel. In an 3®. T. t 8., R. 4 W., $10.
Curley under hi»
supervision
worth <»f gold, silver, copper. Mr. and Mrs.
Paul
Noack ¡have just returned from Dude,
a capacity o f nine hundred gal
when she was mil) six years
aril, le a p p ea r*, on the page
H. W. Wheeler et ux to Jacob lons and ig kepi busy often un
aud lead during 1924.
and ehihtren visited over (he Montana, where they huve been under 'the name of
old.
a couple, Thompson et ux. Lot 24, Btk. til way into the night.
I lie tiaxoiitte Product»
will **ek rnd at Portland,
visiting for some week» with one Of Whom makes Beaverton
Paul Co »grove la »’iNiieramun,
“ O", Metzger Acre Tract, $10.
The new plant pas a capacity
Jackson's
sister,
Mr*. h i* hom e, and the other, who
ably assisted l»y Ulti Delti of utilise the ulkull deposits nesr \|f an,| Mr*. K. I.. Henefud Mr.
J.
E.
Reever
(Sheriff;
to
o
f
thirty
thousand
gallons
a
factory
there,
in
Irip
18|>iers,
ami
Mr.
Spier».
i»
here
at
lime«
arid
i«
gone
amt son made a business
Mary *.
Pendleton
Jerry Ngnan, 6.42 acres, Sec. storage, to which add».*d the
i.» llill«l»»rn
iiiii»i»'»ri» on
un Halurday.
af
ofher
times
(mind,
w«
did
The company were down ati
11 „. |,riiur crop at Milton la to
Mr». K. K. liiilcli
returned
I, T. 3 8., R. 2 W., $1786.67. capacity o f the delivery truck,
the corner of Mam uml Front estimated at limi lo 70« cara,
tira. I.. I.. l'.rawford ami soli Sunday from Kelso, where »lie n<*| *a> that (he eotipip wrote
Streets Tuesday inking u scene worth forly-five dollar» a ton. made a hu-iness trip Wednes- spent two weeks with Mr. ana Hi»* nr! ¡pie» appears the follow
Title &. Trust Company to F. nine hundred gallons, making
ing:
hi llie liln»'ksiiillh shop. Arthur,
E. McClure et ux. 16
acres. il possible for them to unload
Mrs. II. P. Riversou
She left
The
uew
Hanborn-Culling (,“ y »mrnlng lo Portland,
of
Sec.
17,
T.
2
8.,
R.
2
W
„
$10. more than three carloads
Morrison, III* '‘ heavy,'' w a s
“
Beaverton
has
forty
branch
beach,
cannery ut Astoria bus made
Miss Verona llelliah <»f Hux- Monday for Rock.» way
gasoline and
the plant
will
acting the part of the black
es of l»ii»iiiesH represented in-
Ceo. (Î. Hancock et ux to make deliveries over a radius
visiting
Joe
|le||i»h where »he expect* to »pc id a eluding life
Sou(b»-rn
smith
Prank Clark is right at ils tirsi shipnient l«* Kiwlunil t<»n ^ wa*
.
.. .
—
couple of weeks.
Pacific (îeo. I. Cebhardt, 23.46 acres, o f twenty miles. The territory
hoi......... Ins character acting , The Oregon Macaroni Com- « " i f '« " " » ? here Tuesday after-
»hop« and one o f the largest See. |*f T. 1 8, R. 4 W
John Mitzel, sou of Mr. and
will include Tigard.
Progress,
I lie recent addition («* t h e puny will build u $-*5,0«« plant mm«,
motion picture studios in Ihe 000.
Mrs. J. Fi. Mitici spent
Hillsboro, Scholls, Orencn, Kin-
last
company 1 » ll»'ne Mimleux of addition/U» their plant in Port-
Mrs. Chat. T
world.”
This sentenre
w as
week at Hiflqp,
W a«hingtnn.
J. E. Reeves (Sheriff) , to H. Ion, and Heedville, and several
copied verbatim from a circu
France, wlm plays one o f the .land.
Myrtle Wilson
with his grundpareiil», Mr. ant
T.
Cballacombe, Lot» 1, 2, 3, others are contemplated.
lar
gotten
out
several
mosl difficult role» ever
at-,
Fhe slate o f Oregon collect-
visited ut
years
Mrs. <*l. Ilaggamau. Sunday the ago by K. R. Swenson.
F;
and
5, Blk. 24, Cornellu».
leinpted. Iliut of a
half-wit (>ij fLIH5.?0 for
iraffte
law nesday.
H U S E R CO UPLE
lln'ignman* and Mr». M i'iel's
(185.35.
the »a*t are V|(,|rtn,,|,» during the moulti f t
brother,
other« in in the
Mr» Joe
Pougratx 8r.
of mule aud aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Again, “Beaverton has four
HAVE LUNCHEON
Olia». Hire. Will. Dills,
to
J E Tumbasen et ux
Wl>"* June.
Buxton was visiting with her Cha*.
t.ibalry
of
fugten ood, churches, will» three ministers
known for their acting
‘ ''*i
iu . Hood River pear
crop -t-uxl.ter and
family l.ere on ' uliloriua. .«pSML SondaV wuUs. living here, and eight societies Su!*'® Coodinan, Lota 3 and 4,
Mr. and Mrs. E. J.
Mann
F'orest
.ViM'lhweal Pol tee series,
ai'e represenG>(| here.” Now we
• L Stoke»
Add.,
[lias been estimated at 270 c a f- n e s d a y .
(he
Millets.
Mrs.
Mi z«l'a
were luncheon hosts- Tuesday
Villa.Í
pit i y Imitine, l.urie K.
wonder
where
are
the
f
o
u
r
ü
ro
ie'
510-
d'AuJou
Mr. aud Mrs. Gha*. T. My- nephew. Clifford MeWhay,
and l.ulu Dome?.
'
True,
ground
has
W. O. Youngblood et ux to lo twelve representatives o f tbe
ers are moving Hus week into »pending a roupie o f
v eeks church«».
F'erdmand - Rchumann-llelnk. .• variety,
b
e
e
n
broken
for
two
new
E.
J. W olf et ux, 0.62 acres, United Metal Trades Associa
institutional •h**tv new Home at llea iertön, with hi* aunt and uncle.
sou of the worlil-fani«»u>- »ln g -! I lie t i r e g on
churches within th<‘ last
few Lot 5«, Beaverton - Heedville tion. Those who enjoyed their
hospitality were Messrs. Arthur
i- playing the leading role building program for tins year on Route *.
weeks, hut if those two are In- Acreage, $10.
P U B L IC H E A L T H B U L L E T IN
million
Mears, Treasurer o f the Hesse
I» will readi nearly one
in the picture,
which
it
Mr. and Mrs. D.
eluded, there are five r b u r e h e s --------------------
Iron-Steel Co.; Robt. Hofsmith
at dollars.
hoped will be shown soon
nell amt iw in.« were
her.
If those two are not in- P A R T Y O F T E A C H E R S
of
the
Western
Any disease that i* chronic rlu»le»l there are three churches
(In* Heaver Th»'alre so that the
Oregon ruDcd ninety acre* of Cornetín« and Hillsboro
R E T U R N S F R O M T R IP President
over
F'oundry;
Roy
Anderson
o f the
uml require* .«i- must have iiu- her»'.
may celery III the year IP-*-*, and llie week end.
people in* this
vicinity
The fact i* that the ar-
_____
Portland Iron
Works;
Ralph
nieiliale altenlinn is
so
be- Hele
huve u diane« to see ij.
three hundred and eighty nett's
w a s . practically
copied
Miss
Marie
Hin«
returned
Mr. uml Mr*. Jack Si«k wore cau»e nature gives notification
Moore;
John
Woods,
Manager
au
extended
in IV2I.
in Forest drove Sul unlay lo Hint something must to done from said oireutar issued by |a»t week from
Works;
VINSON'S ELECTRIC
.Mr Swen«on some years ago. ( rij, throughout the Inland Em-j o f the Portland Iron
Work
has
begun
in
Corvallis
see
I
heir
son,
who
is
ill
al
the
Charles
Steele
o
f
the
Elertrio
al once.
M O VES T O W E S T D A L E
and yet they claim authorship. |Mr„.
p wi|| be
reniemoered!
on the new women's gvinna- Dr. tin hospital.
Denlli frequently impend» be Well, the foundation Tor Ihe ,ha, stM) lefl tlle 8ame dav a3 Steel Corporation; John W olf
vinson's Electric. Inc. ,-lec
f« r W " '
Agricultural
of Ihe Phoenix Iron
Works;
Mr». Fr»'»l Watson and son cause the afflicted have neg- claim is on about a* solid a Mr. and Mrs. Doy Gray,
ex
irir «lore, was l»u*> ye»ter»ta> C"ll»'ge.
.lays
of
grace.! basis as many o f Ihe things pecting to go to Yellowstone i William Casey o f the Commer
of lluxtoii were Friday amt Sal hcled Ihe
cial Iron Works; Hobart Bird
moving to their new location
\ carload of cherries shipped unlay vi*itora here with
Mr. Broadly speaking, chronic dis-jclaimed by the parlies, and re- Park but
that
her
party
, ..-.1 of Beaverton
Mr. Vinson
from Salem to Uhicago netted amt Mr*. Clias. Myers.
$ uses .ire amenable
to
cure'minds us o f the sentence quot- 'changed their route to include | o f Ihe Columbia Steel Corpora
ha« moved Into hit new home
Ralem growers sixteen cents
nnd improvement in warm wea-!e»i from Ihe advertiser.
“ Why Salt Lake City first, and were tion; Malt Gleason o f the Pen-
Messrs. Fred Irvin, Hha*. T. Iher.
Iron
Works;
Charles
in W midair and ho» purchased „ pound.
I ««»nil your money out of the m the Mormon city when the j insula
• Hirschbuel
of
the
Monarch
Ihe .»mce building formerly oc-j
aru llliw |„.mB
made Myers, amt Hoy Rice were m
Specific ally, goiter,
enlarged county?’’
earthquake «occurred in
Mon Forge & Machinery Co..
Forest drove on Saturday eve
Mr.
i uj»ieil by Dallas Murray.
tonsils, chronic bronchitis and! That just remind* us' that Ian«.
for a Hire,« story
oBtc# $nd
uing
gttendiug
Ihe
Masonic
i Posthlewaite, Secretary o f ¡Met
I In. building lias been mov- liospllul huildmg to he buitt in
rheumalisui are -»Inking
ex-1 the fellow who ask* “ Why send
The party consisted of sev
Lodge.
. it onto llie lot* owned by Mr. 'Cottage lirovo,
ample*. See your doctor about your money out o f llie eoun- eral teachers, and drove two al Trades, and the host, Presi
dent o f the Fero Club and Gen.
Vinson,
anil
Tliur*»tay
the
your recurring trouble*. mani-My?” accepted the Review for ears.
they camped out prac- ManaKer of
llle
independent
Portlands » national hunk*
•■leetrle store wa* moved from
The M. Fk Uliurcli has been fesl ' most In winter
w$nlh»>r,i two year* through the
post-, tn>aHy all the time. They mo-
June
30
hud
deposits
Foundry
Co.
ii.. Roast I I»1*»K.
Hldu here
to « llie
IH-ir
««»
'«»-
repalnted on the inside. If the now when Ihe sun shine- on. office, and then refused to pay (or,,,j f FOm here through Pen-
$ 1 1 g,712,«00, a nine per cent
paint is sufficiently dried by,your affliction.
a thing for hi* subscription. ditqoni La Grande, Baker, and
new site,
gain in one year.
S H O R T S K IR T S
Sunday,
the
regular
Sunday,
his money to ,jown
Loon W lllit Hyde.
He wanted all of hi*
g a|t Lake City, then
ARE T H R E A T E N E D
llie
Carbolineum
Company serv ires will he held I here.
COUPE T U R N S O VER
County Health Offii'er. | send out of the counly.
, up and through the west en
' bus added new heavy maoliin-
A T CED A R M IL L S
trance o f Yellowstone Park, out
Short
skirts
and
chiffon
cry lo their wood preserving
the north entrance, over
the
stockings represent a problem
.1 liliali
ItltikcNley
unit
hi* plant In Springfield.
Yellowstone Trail, through Deer
that must be solved by
the
mother met wilh quite an ac-j
I'lio Salem, logaiyborry crop.
Lodge, Bozeman, Missoula and
heating engineer, according to
rident 'Tuesday over ut Cedar I nearly 3000 tons, brought
a
Butte, Montana, Mullan
and
gas experts.
Mills when their coupe
wa* total of (¿70,000. of which the
iCoeur d’Alene. Idaho, to Spo-
They say that present
day
dlleheil and landed bottom side pirkers received (lOO.OOo.
j kane. and from there home.
! heating methods in
American
up, owing (o a balloon
lire
They all report a very en-|
inauequate
In IP07, Oregon streams de-
___i homes are totally
bursting.
.lovable trip and the vote 86<?IHS
They landed in
a
rather veloped
70.000
hydroelectric
'to cope with modern fashions,
either hot, cold
deep dilrh, but fortunalely the home power; in lt».*5 they pro
’ finest place visited,
em suffered Ihe most.
Julian duced 241,422 horse power,
Pl
a
h
rr
*
a
hn<
d
l°
r
»n<*'Werent.
The ceiling m
¡course Yellowstone
craped without a scratch. His
^
l several oilier places o f interest}» °® » nd, U;c f,oor 6f° ’
The last of the I »2* Salem
women today, in short skills
mother, however, didn't
g et!
will be remembered
hop crop ha* been purchased
do
not
sit
and
silk
stockings,
mil of it quite so easily. She,
a at 20 cents a pound. The H>25
on
the
ceiling.
carries one black eye and
ERICK SO N R E P A IR S
„»¡cro p is estimated
al
75,000
Heating with gas appears to
proof
sprained wrist ns
B L A K E S L E Y S C O U PE
bales.
be the only way on earth that
llie mishap.
you can maintain a tempera
Tele-
*i'h(, |»ugcl Sound Power &
Julian lin* been Ihe
Wednesday evening the Edi- lure Wi(tl a properly designed
gram ruFrier for some time, ¡Light Company
is
rebuilding
tor was passing along
Front, furnac<. and Iin even heat dis-
this! it» line* around Hillsboro at
nnd was on duly when
81. about 9:30 o'clock and no~ tribution between the
ceiling
hnppened.
| a cosl o f about ten thousand
ticed a tight in the
and the floor o f one-half
to
will j dollars,
The whole community
l-Otto Erickson's garage ventured one degree with any degree of
be pleased lo know lhal nolfi-l
look in and see what was outside
Iho new Piiefic air mail srr-
temperature.
That
happened,
as
i n g
serious
going on.
There we saw Mr. means that the air is put In-
. vie« between Los Angidea, Sac-¡
I Inri) isn’t n man, woman, or
“ Doc"
Evans
, hat room jn a proper way.
Erickson
and
know- remenlo, Porllaud, ami Seattle
child
wlm
doe*
not
¡busily engaged repairing
to be started In October, may
th e
You can go into Ihe average
Julian.
He I» always on Ihe
carry passengers aud freight. ;
F'ord Coupe (hat had figured (roa|_ or wood-healed
home
Job.
: in the wreck over on the Cor today, and you will see women
nell Road near Cedar Mills.
hor|
nnd girls sitting on their feet
were
W.
Mr. Erickson told us that he to keep warm in an
uphol-
white her
announced
their teeth, and
pearly
K au D have
and "Doc’ ha»t volunteered to ,|Pred chair, and they nre Ihe
candidacy for School Director , lip»-----
repair Ihe coupe and return it one» that slay there all day
Critic You have that wrong,i
nl Ihe election to he held on
to Mr. Blake*ley with the cam -iwhn(, the men are active in
serve
F.|»ir.
Angus) II, 1925, to
I pliments of Otto Erickson and an ofBce and are morç or lesa
haven't.
This
Poet— No.
I
W. Cady’s unexpired term.
Company.
girl has leprosy and pyorrhea.
comfortable.
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C. L. Shearer, who has been
Mr. and Mr*. E. F. nail re
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Alexan-
F'.lla- I 11 ail a lovely not sun
living In Ihe "Old Davey" house
last turned Thursday from n vaea-
der drove to Bellingham
on Cedar St. has
moveil
Ills dae I
— <s>Rjc EH APPIE5-
with
Mr. tion trip to points In Catifor-
week for
a visit
(CopyrHV'. T T .ifln
Della— Yes. I have one com
family onto llie Gill farm sonili
, nia and Southern Oregon.
Alexander’^ mother.
ing tonight.
*
of town.
Inirr-'sling Little Notes from the Surrounding Country as ,
Summer Follies
Company S tarts