The Beaverton review., August 13, 1926, Image 1

T he B eaverton R e v
Volume IV. Number 37
Siafle Copy, $ Coita
E D ITO R AND F A M IL Y
SEA LURE
ENJOY MOTON
Bij
UERNE BRIQHT
I who have known the beauty of tall ships
Flashing bright-sailed down the windy sea,
May not be bound again by woman's lips,
The home-hearth and the hill-trail’s witchery.
I who have know the Ports of Hundred Isles
And felt the wind's cool hands in my tangled hair,
May not be lured again by woman’s smiles,
May not be held again by woman’s prayer.
O the sea's soft voices call and I am going
Where waves foam white and silver seagulls cry.
The sea's insistent urge is past man’s knowing,
But it works in my heart its age-old alchemy. . .
Over my heart there surges a shivering fire—
The sea's insatiable, divine desire.
P aragraph« of
Loc al In terest
Personal Items About People in
and Around Beaverton Col­
lected for Our Readers
Mi*» Doric lienney 1 » »pend­
ing her vacation at (hi« Y. W.
C. A. Camp al Gearhart.
Mr». 1«. I,. Myera 1» v|»itlng
Ihl» » r r l will, h««r mother, Mr*.
1 lurcuri* Johnson o f Dilley.
Mi»» Marie llorilii'k of Port­
land »|>rii| Monday al thr homr
of Mr*, (ico. P Henderson.
• e a v c r to n class t o
E N T E R T A IN HILLSBORO
I'lie Kiltie Clans of the Church
•>f Christ o f Beaverton will rn
terlain the Hillsboro Class, on
Thursday evening. August 19,
in I he Beaverton Church. Till»
is |lie re»u|t o f a lively atten­
dance rontest between the two
classes extending through
a
period o f several
week*,
I n
which Interest and enthusiasm
ran at high tide, beginning at
11» creation, and stretching a-
way lo Judgment, when It fell on
Beaverton a* the hammer knock­
ed down.
All the ronte«t |,cnt and ml
or among the members o f both
«•lasses culminated In a higher
stale o f good
fellowship and
eagerness for more game, and
It i» expected that the skirmish
will he run again *oon.
There will he high life In the
Mr. and Mr*. Frank Krllry re­
turned from a (wo w rrk »’ vaca­
tion nt I’ arlflr City la»t Sunday. PR B I b I I ) O f Mini
corner
M
Mr». W aller Burke and chil­ banquet night a* the belliger­
dren o f Horkaway are vuitlny ents Iron out the ruffles of the
licr mother, Mr», I*. C. Flatter. rough wash.
Mr. Glen Miller ha* returned
to hi» home In Seattle after a P O TA TO GRADING OONTEST
A prise o f *10.00 has been
ten day« vl«lt with hi* brother.
offered by Stale Market Master
Mr. Ituy Miller.
C E Hpenre for prises in a po-
Mr«. F. W. Cady and daugh
lain grading
contest
to
be
ter Barbara are spending
the • lage,| at the county fair by the
week al 8ea*lde with Mr*. Ca­ agricultural committee o f Ihe
d y » duuKhler, Mr*. John Ilank- Washington
County
Pomona
ua.
Grange.
Boys and girls
en­
Chri* Zehr, who
ha*
been rolled In Potato Club work are
complaining for eouie linte.wu* eligililr lo compete In this con-
The dale and rules for
operated on at
the F.manuel le»l.
ltn«p|tal Friday for appcndtrl- Ihe rontest will be announced
Inter, but in the main will con­
tia.
•
sist or grading a sack o f field
Mr*. II. S. Jacob* and two run potatoes. Judge» will then
children
front
Ke|*o arrived pa»» on Ihe thoroughness
of
Tliur«ilay for a vlnit
at
the the grading done by the ron-
Thoma* Jacob« home In Sor­ te-tants and the prises award­
rento,
ed accordingly. Frank C. Fluke.
and Count«
Several lucky people are the C. R. I a Eollrtt
Agent
McWhorter
will he i n
recipient* o f *ome
wonderful
peaclte* till* week, the product charge o f the contest.
of Mr. K. tl. Wehb's young peach
orchard near Corneltu*.
The Mi»*e*
Helen
Kearn*.
Georgianna Mnlnrkcy, and Ev­
elyn Cook were dinner guests
of Mi»« Itutli kearn« o f Port­
land Thursday evening.
M i«»
(irorgianna
Malarkey
wa* the guest o f her cousin«.
Elisabeth and
Carol Johnson,
editor» o f the Hkamoknwa Eagle
during the big historical eele-
bralion at Astoria recently.
A LFA LFA
F IE L D
M E E TIN G S
Alfalfa field meeting1
» planned
by the Agricultural Committee
of Ihe Pomona Grange will be
held al (lie farm of It. K. Pen­
ney nnd son al Beaverton, on
Wednesday. August tHIU, at 10
A. M„ and al Ihe farm of Chris
Christensen nt Tigard, al 1:30
P. M. Ihe same day. Alfalfa on
the farm o f G. 8. Howard al
Tigard, will al»o he looked over.
The purpose o f the meeting
Is to discuss cultural methods
concerning Grimm alfalfa, and
lo
inspect plantings
already
made.
Mr. John T. Willinin*, accom­
panied iiy
hi*
granddaughter,
(Irorgianna Mularkey, wa* Hie
luncheon gtie»l o f Mr*. R. W.
Cook at her
beautiful
new
JERSEY RREEDERS
Portland home Saturday.
Mr. and Mr*. Otto Erickson.
Mr. and Mr», tleo. Hlasser, Mr.
and Mr«. K. J. Boring, Mrs. I.ti­
tle Boring, and Mr. W E. Evans
spent the week end In a houee
warming party nt Mr.
Evans'
summer home al Rochnwny.
Mr«. Lillian Weaver o f Port­
land 1« visiting
in
Beaverton
thi« week and earing
for Hie
smallest member o f the
Cady
f .i ly while Mr. nn(| Mrs. W.
I
• 'ni’y are enjoying the surf
at Taft.
Mr». Ada Teal Wilson has re­
turned to Eugene after an en­
joyable two weeks' visit among
her many friend* In Beaverton,
nnd at thr homes o f Mr. and
Mr*. R. W. Cook nnd Mr. and
Mrs. Oeorge Wilson o f Port­
land.
Jr honor of Mr. R. 1.. Tuck­
er's hirlhdny, Sunday, the fam­
ily held a picnic dinner on the
lawn o f their home in Hills­
boro.
Mr. Tucker lias
many
friends In his former home here
who wisf, him
many
happy
returns.
TO
HAVE
31 SO Per Year
Beavertoi, Waihiaftoi Cooity, Orefoa, Friday, August 13, 1926
PICNIC
The next Washington Court­
ly Jersey picnic will he at the
farm of D. G. Lilly
Sunday,
August 1511». Mr. I.illy has se­
cured W. A.
Delxell,
private
»rcrelary lo Governor Pierce, lo
«peak on Ibis occasion.
The picnic grounds nre on
Wild Cherry Farm six
mile«
northwest o f Forest Grove, e
Ihe Thnlcher-lfillside road
Those ndending nre urged lo
i 'I i 1 their own cups, forks and
spoons nnd Ihe usual picnic din
ner.
Visitors nl the K. E. Swenson
home lids week were Mr. and
Mrs. Marlin from Salina. Kan.
who are old acquaintances of
Ihe Swensons: Mrs. Norn llain-
ner, n distant relative, and Carl
Hnmner, a grandson from Los
\ngeles. Cal. The visitors left
Wednesday morning for their
respective homes.
They were
very much enthused over Port -
land and Beaverton, and expeel
lo return some lime in tire fu­
ture. We will be glad to wel­
come them back.
T N IP
Candidates For
Queen Wanted
R R IEF HISTO RY OF R E A -
VERTON
ROY
IIN T O N NEWS
SCO UT*
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Beaverton Day
Great Success
Mr. R. C. Doty, Superintend­
The Editor und the
family
Mr, and Mrs. C. P. Byverson
ent of the Bethel Congregation- j
left a week ago Iasi press day
were transacting business I n
for a motor trip up into Wash­
.1 Sunday School interested B y - jpor
Saturday,
Haadreds •( 0«t ol Tow* People
Johnson,
ington, through the Gray'« liar, C**te*t*aU Nay Pile Déclarât»« ron Clement, Alfred
Chalmers
Eden,
and
Harold! Mr. and Mr*. Cha*. Reamer
bor country and the Qun-niiiult
Visit Here o* the First ol «
•1 Candidacy with Cluster
Dean in organising a troop of o f Scholls
were
calling
on
Indian
Reservation.
We
left
Boy Seoul» under the auspice* friend* lit town Sunday,
Beaverton at i :30 P.M. Thuraday
Serie* of Beaycrto* Day*
ol CoMuerce Secretary
with a tank full
of
General
o f the Bethel Congregational
Mr«. L. 8. Bierly and Mra.
Gasoline and a rrunkcase full
Sunday School.
They
»«cured Kthel McCormick were
county
o f Paraird.
Lewis Smith as Scoutmaster.
cai|erH ia»t Thursday,
Hundred* of out-of-town peo­
At their Mcuting last Tues­ and the old church building as
„
„
. ..
We arrived in an auto camp
ple came in for the day, and the
a
meeting
place.
,
Mr»
Everet
Wr.ght
w
.«
in
day
evening,
the
Beaverton
in Centralia along
about
10
- ,
. . '
..
Portland for the day Saturday. home folk* attended in great
o'clock that night and fifUnd a Chamber o f Commerce voted to
A long Period of preparation when
aUended ,he funeral numbers. Tbe luncheon at the
»end
a
(Jueen
from
this
district
fine bed with coil «prlng»
and training
followed.
will, # f #
Beaver Theatre was enjoyed by
lo the Washington County Fair lhe»e four hoy» a* the nucleus
maltress walling for us.
all who attended.
lo he held s i 'l l ill-born Kept. 21- of a troop.
Other hoy* wer<-
Mr. and Mr*. R. C. Thomas
Home cnihu«iu»tic California 23.
Mrs. W. C. McKell. Mrs. Doy
%
slowly admitted and trained, a*
Jennings Lodge were guests
tourist* began' lo tear around al
It was also decided (hat any the new troop wa* able to ab- Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. W. C* Gray. M i«» Hazel Squires, and
about 1 o'clock the next morn­
Mrs. Wallace Brown, all of B<-a-
one wishing to enter ihe contest sorb them.
Hall.
ing'. (he time when we are just
wrton, and Mrs. Michael Glenn
for Queen o f this district must
supposed to liuve the beat aleep,
Finally, in January. 192«. H
Mr. and Mra. T- A. Thomas of of Portland, assisted in serv­
file tlielr declaration of can­ boys were qualified as Tender- Portend were recently
enter-
bul tho»e people seemed deter­
didacy with the secretary of the foot Seoul* and Mr. Doty and tamed at tlie home of Mr. and ing tbe lunch, which was fur­
mined lo arouse everybody
in
nished by the Beaver Theatre
Beaverton Chamber
of
Com­ Mr. Smith carried
out
plan* Mrs. W. C. Hall
lhal Mellon o f I he city. Funny
Management.
merce. Milton H. Metcalf, on or long iif preparation,
securing „
.
. .
m hat an amount of conslderu-
Over nine hundred sample* of
„
«.
..
. u
Mr. and Mr*. Rene Miltebeke
before August 25lh.
Mr. Myers Mr. Barnes and Mr.
H m ^ o r o Vlaited al the humP Ihe Crown Flour Mills’ products
lion some i»op le have (maybe
For the election of the Queen Cady o f the Betl.e Congrega-
Mr
MiUebeke., ai. t0r> Mrs were passed out through
It's lack) when they get on
the
the lirkels
may
be
secured (Iona Sunday School as troop „ . . . .
a
the road.
cooperation o f Cha*. Bertbold.
from the business men o f Bea­ committeemen, with Mr. Myers
From Ontrallu lo Elnut we verton
feed and grain dealer.
who
have
purrbased
Mr*. Louise \an Kleek and
found a road with a thin rov. llieni from the management of a* chairman, and registered II ip
A large number o f order* for
troop
as
Beaverton
Troop
No.
t
children
have
been
visiting
her
ring of iooer gravel which did I he Fair. Ju»t how lit««« firk-
free goods given by the differ
under the Portland Council. TIi*- »t»ier, Mr*. Rene Miltabeke, of
• t look very go,„| hut seemed
wm |>P pul oul
no(
eni stores. Including groceries,
eighl boy* who were
in the Hillsboro, during the past week
hardware, etc., were drawn. Al­
lo be porfeclty safe and to take
dcftnilgly decided, but If
were
Byron
Mr
aml Mrs. Wesley Heard so cash prizes were presented
really less gasoline per
mile „ »xpecled
commiM„ . rtnrtered group
(ban the
pavement.
although I w|lo ha« (he' mall«-r in charge, Clement, Malcolm (.lenient. Har- a„q son a f Portland »pent Sun- by Ihe Beaver Theatre manage­
old Doan. Alfred Johnson, Alden ,jay ai n,e |,ome of Mr*. Heard * ment.
limi would hardly seem p o s-, Messrs Raynard Freeman, and
A
The next Beaverton Day will
«lille
Arrived at Aberdeen, and ¡Wilson, will
meet
with
Ihe Wilson, I.ebert Wilson. Junior par,.„t», Mr. and Mrs. H.
Millet!, and Marion Murk. The Kichards.
be Tuesday, August 17. Lunch
found " • » '
«b" 1*7 miles we business men and decide It i»
Charier expires
in February.
...
.
.
.
had used five am] one-half gal­ confidently exi>eci.-d that
e were very glad to wel- will be served free in the the­
Ih e f g v t
lons o f General gasoline, which ticket» will be giwn lo the cus-
atre, and a great many differ­
Mr. Cady secured Mr. Homer con,e our ^ n' al ,nail carr'er. ent lines’ o f Oregon-made goods
«P l«-«rs to be about thirty mile* tomer, but under just what con­
Wilson a« Assistant Seoul Mas- W ' C MtKe" ' back 0,1 rou,e 3’ will be passed out free. There
per gullorf— not so had consid­ dition i» not certain.
ler for the troop.
. laMl Thursday, after a 2 weeks'
ering the condii ion of the fliv­
will also be drawings for d if­
It is to lie hoped that a large
Meeting« have been held on ' “ rat'o*1 trip.
ver.
ferent lines o f merchandise pre­
number o f candidate» will enter Tuesday evenings between 7:15
Mr*. H. E. Grabhorn, who was sented by the different stores.
The trip up to the Quieniault Ihe conU*»t. All they have to do
and 8:3(F
reported ill last week, is doing The picture for the second Bea­
reservation wa« made Saturday. | i» lo file (heir name with the
The Personnel of the troop i* nicely, and will soon leave the verton Day. August 17. will be
and Saturday night ,1 rained all ; local g rre la ry Anyone may file composed o f Americanborn boys hospital and return to her home
“ Sally o f the Saiwdust.”
night. W e had been too neg- j their favorite's name with the of the Beaverton suburban dis- on Cooper mountain,
You are invited to attend.
llgent to stretch Ihe lent, and consent o f the person bearing
trict who are attending either!
Mrs L g yjerly, Mrs. Ethel
you can imagine the condition dial namie.
grade school or high school.
McCormick and children dapart-
along about four o'clock . next
Coslumes for die Queen and
The patrol method o f mstruc- p(t ,
auU} g alur)la>. for
lhc NAME CONTEST
morning.
From Aberdeen
we her attendants will he supplied
GAINS M O M ENTU M
t.on has been u«ed almost ex- eoaat> where they wi„
speIKl
Journeyed
snudi
along
the fr»-e by Ihe management of the
r us.vely. with the aim to train
k a, Pacifjc CM
The name contest campaign
¿•each to Tokcland and hoarded Fair.
The Beaver theatre will the hoys in strictly scouting ac­
being held by the General Pet­
•lie \\ illnpa Harbor Ferry Mirre probably pul on a style show tivities
and
leadership. Very
The end of this week w ill see roleum Corporation is being en­
The run on din ferry to South «n dial everyone may see and little lime has been devoted to the threshing season over for tered into by numerous
local
Bend took Just an hour and a select the he«t
candidate
to athletics or military drill
,hi‘ yp»r. and
the numerous motorists, reports H. M. Barnes,
half. Thai seemed to be a very represent . this district,
Twelve Tenderfoot scouis, \ outfits in this community will '•«tributor o f General
Petro­
nice Hide .own. hut being in n
This Is a new venture
for Second Clas* Scouts, and three he put in their winter quarters
leum Corporation products i n
hurry, we Journeyed right
on Beaverton and vicinity and of- candidates in (raining are the
Mrs. Harry Richards ha* been Heaver ton.
«outh inlo die timber. There for« a good opportunity for u* result o f our progress.
Byron spending the past week in Borl­
The new gasline, which was
wa« a magnificent «land o f ce- to gel inlo the limelight. Xnm- and Malcolm Clement and Le- land, being a guest o f relatives. •'»laced on Mie market by local
dar an,j fir.
W e camped Jo»t inale your favorite and let's gel J»erl and Alden \k ilson received ->he was an invited guest on a ndependent dealers on August
after we emerged from the tim- going,
their Second Class ratings on Columbia River Higiiway
trip, 1 st was developed for hydro­
her, near a river, aero«« which |
July 8, 1926. at Court o f Honor Sunday,
plane« for use in the interna­
wa* one o f Ihe old fashioned I
LOCAL NEWS
in Portland. Seven o f our scouis
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cutting tional hydroplanes held at New­
loll bridges. <>n die ferry we
,
are in uniform.
port on May 30th, and as the
were North Plains callers last
d ic e d a foreigner driving
n # Mr!* Pau| mne'<* cam<* «•<>""
Twenty-six
meetings
have
vdroplanes
using this
new
ear. Ihe engine O f which wasn't ,rnm Hillsboro Wednesday for been held in the la*. 6 months. T h ^ a y .
"te r*
they
were fuel won all races which were
functioning. Thinking lo be o f j a vi,U at th* G- Iacka home, with an average of 9.5 scouts f ue*,s at ,he( honJ e of MtrS' ¿ U‘ -
entered into, one of them shat­
«ervire, wc Inquired a, to die!
Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Metiler and Iwo cand,dates per meet- ' ! " * •
Mr. and
Mrs. tering all previous world's rec­
■
_
bred
Brown,
cause of the trouble and were toff
Wednesday
for
Seasiih*, ing.
ords,
the General
Petroleum
informed dial he didn’t know where they have
rented a col-
Six practice hikes have been
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bogo
o f Corporation commenced at once
a thing about a ear. as Ihi* was They expect to be Joined
held; three during meetings and Farmington, Misses Ida a n d to change over one unit after
Ihe first time he had ever «Jriv- hy friend* from Seattle.
three 3-hour hikes on Sunday Rosa Bucher o f Portland, spent another in their refinery in or­
«»n ono.
:
afternoons in May and June. the day Sunday at the home of der that this new fuel could
"*'•
"«yoai'u report-,
About ten o'clock that nigh!
*«•*»»«*
^ r' "• " ” ■ ■ Raynaul
The troop has made definite their parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. be produced on a commercial
news arrived at the camp w here¡,ha' on .hi* ,a" '
hi* | progress.
The Patrol Method A. Bucher.
basis.
It is a name for this
we were staying that « ear had
al Par,f,c G* ^ *1,p wa* o f instruction ha« been proven
Walter Heaton and family and new product that the corpora­
gone inlo the ditch and a wo- foundj
^ considerably in .-'
I n
effective and will be used in the Mrs. Maude Moore and daugh- tion is offering- *1000.00
man badly hurl. Inquiry (level-P >ro' p in * " ’* b'
fulure.
The attendance
on ter £,ieen left for
the
coast casb for and Mr. Barnes hopes
ope,| that it was die fellow who
Forty three people from Ihi* practice hikes, and the interest Sunday morning, their destina- that the winning name will be
never had driven a car before.. vicinity turned out and drove shown in them, justifies a def- |,on bejng Netarts, where they selected by some local motor­
We don'l know whether he liml t,> North Plains Friday evening inite hike program for the fu- Wlll Hpend tbe week>
ist.
a license to drive one dns lime ,,f |8S| week to listen to Tedd. ture.
The local independent dealers
or not, hut we thought there Leavitt give one o f his o\an-
The Scoutmaster recommends
'•
Kellogg and daugh- handling this product arc great­
would alway* be danger on Ihe geli*de «ermon*.
During the that at least one. and if pos- " ‘ r «^ n d o ly n o f Wichita. Kan- ly enthused over its perform­
highway a* long i* people who evening Teddy annunced lhal he sible two. Assistant Seoul Mas- sa!*« ant* 't r s- «*•
Steele o f ance and are greatly pleased to
land, sisters uf Mrs. Roht. be able to supply their custo­
never had driven one
before was die father of another son. l««rs lie secured bv Ihe Troop
were allowed lo
menace
Ihe Some of die crowd inquired if Committee to replace Mr. Ho- '*‘*nieroy. spent a few days the mer* with it. The General Pet­
**,e Wl'ck at the Pom- roleum Corporal ion is nearing
safety of Ihe traveler.
R was to "he another preaeh- mer Wilson, who is leaving to liri,l
atlend O. A. C.
ero>' *»ome.
(More about our trip next week) or"?
their second anniversary in Ihe
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Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Van Kleek state of Oregon and their policy
—
and daughter Miss Effie, of the of dealing solely through au­
Hiteon district, and Mrs. Ella thorized independent dealers has
'Coburn of Dayton, Ore., who is met with great success
since
an old school mate of Mr. Van their advent into the
Oregon
Kleek, were calling on relatives territory.
in town Saturday.
Good Byel
Fred Grabhorn, who has
a
; number o f acres in peaches al
his ranch on Cooper Mountain,
has haq a ready sale for this
delicious fruit during the past
week, and has'disposed Of a
large number o f crates.
W ORK
STARTS ON
*30.000 B U ILD IN G
The substation Is being re­
built.
Mr. Faster, superintend­
ent o f the Portland
Electric
Power Co. says that the capac­
ity of the new plant will he
twine that o f the old one, and
Mrs. E. L. Cox spent last
there will he room for an in­
Tuesday and Wednesday
i n
crease o f 100% over what will
Portland, where she
was
a
be imnvediafely Installed.
i:uest o f, Mr. and Mrs. Josef;
The main' huihling will be sol­
Tannler, formerly o f this town. I
id concrete, the forms for which
Mr. and Mrs. Tannler are nicely i
are now !»*ing placed. The larva
domiciled in their new home on
I ran «form er« will he placed out-
Marshall Street.
' «ide the building, to reduce the
AH members o f the Sunday I fire hazard,
school arc requested to be pres-,
Work will be rushed so ns lo
cut at the regular aession o f the complete the building a* soon
school next Sunday morning al a* po*sible.
¡10:30, as plans will be made to
Dr. Sorenson j* limping. He
hold a picnic at an early date.
■e and place will he dn- *•* '
of ifc„
The
cioed ui ins session, so ail «»no
arc imercsi*d will want to be
Mi«« T ’iplm.1
!>■ <».;
ir r iv ' i
present.
Wednesday night from Lo* An-
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gele* for a visit with her par-
Envoy
Lillian
Gray, ^tate cuts, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Pegg.
I Campaign Secretary of the Sal - 1
L R I)oan and Dr. Hetu and
vation Army, for Oregon, was ()K.ir f amUie* expect to leeve
jin lown Thursday. She w as-very, Monday for a two week’s vaca-
wcll pleased with the reception (Ion at the Tillamook Beaches,
Beaverton people gave her.
I Pacific City, etc.