EI'OfcVK, OUr VnlvMty Library IF T he B eaverto n R e v ie w IT'M POR IIKAV RUTON, KBVIKW'H TIIK KOI» E, IT CLEAN R RADINO FOR ALL THH FAMILY The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively To The Interests Of Eastern Washington County! Single Copy, 5 Cent« VOLUME VI. NO. 4L Mistakes Creep In ' When TryingTo Hurry w Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon. Oregon State News »! 2 Short Items About Fichu highway at Pendleton !■ b e ­ ing oiled. Prominent Local Man At­ tends Meeting And Ban­ quet Of Car Club A new maltreat factory haa been opened at Rugene. Paving on Twelfth (Ureal at Eu- gen« Will coat $.10,454. In one hour the Ml. Hood Loop toad carriea 1099 autoe. Salem haa already paved block« of streets this year. LKEDY GRANGE MEETS A million-bushel wheat being harvested at Cundun, .. . M e e tin * ‘ , 1aHhI P c ° P ie Attend Anniversary HO crop 1* MANY VISITORS HERE The prune harvest has opened at 1’ lle Misplaced In lluriy Of Get* Freewater with a good crop. Local It oman Receives Had ogram t‘ng Paper To Pres«, Last Week The new Deschutes Klver bridge From lluiib nd Ah ard Ship 1 near Muujin will cost $04,800. Sometime« some funny happen In . „ .w a r p e r «.m e ia t^ T g lS K Flax 1« yielding at the rate of thing-« $70 an acre at Grand Island. Some A Un ml„|ng ^ ln rrogr, „ U r U“ “ C Crook County . w, iu. j M .. , t ' the H^ ho...... Saturday. ’ lUrtw|g ‘‘ *-«»t week, there wan an item from TI mi laikeview highway will b« Billy Uoyson t f Woodland Acres Cedar Mills that got into the paper i radically compietad this fall. fell from a tree balurduy and broke with Having what printers call u The Mineral 8 pr!ng* resort will hi» ¡« f‘ *°re arm. head hut what some folks call the spend $260,000 in improvements. Mrs. Louis Kennedy of Portland " 1 Kollo J i l l lsL°ni , . ' ruiiowtng the heel« uf the Ctumr Mill» artU e and Ju.t a . w„ were fnifthuiR tilling thv column*, th*«v mine *n article from one of our correspondent# about one oi Die promm.nt local citizens attending a banquet given by on« of hie club, at a Portia, k I Hotel. The head for the ban.|ct article got set up In type before the a r­ ticle ittelf was set. Inadvertently there hud been no head set for the Cedar Mills article. The “ make up” man, »icing the head in the type that the titles ure usually set In. ^ i ¿»li i»> ti it k h if f t » : tin* a r - tide to Which It belonged, sew the ( edar Mill, artici, wthout a head and thinking of courae that the head and artel# went together, clapped it «, a . mu ...... - Stevedoring work on Portland . * ..... , , " h ,rU 1W° m*n ‘U ,ly’ The new union high school build- in* «t Hickroa 1 U rtsdy fur use. The Gold Beach high school gymnasium is nearing completion. , . Th# grower« Cooperative packing hou‘M’ al Mlllon is near completion. Sloekgruwera at Union have ship- ped i>0 cars fat luiubs in one week $1.50 Per Year V14,'®tl fct lhe G. W. Sprague home i««* ti «. ».r ,i . , Lm,in urriv#J i tie..day iron, lkOWi'am ° r** to a »Hurt vs- ¿“ I T lh" U° l“ '‘ ° l ,M8 **r*nU Mr. and. Mrs. L. Duroy of Pasa- u c C a , C former rv.meuta of Du vlail#d’ a\ lhm’ À ' T ' t ' i n n home w umler ap- ( propilste hcadsi . . „. 1 . , J*.1 --------- in the Thurston-Davis district in Eu- .k .-.- Fourth Annual Washing- Si't VMM's'7.’ uH^’d^JlÎt 1 Beaver Theater la Bein* K L. Whealdon is the attorney for ton County Fair Will Lh* Redecorated, Better plaintiff. The Oregon Iron A Steel Co. has Open In llilinboro, Seats Put In, Etc. SEMI OLD TIME DANCE ___ : T ( J , a c k ^ ' V RIk. S , ' u i an^MRecd" , w no/,ne to William Iv.mrel, 2 i r e T in M T S fT w 2 acre. In Sec. U T. l j t . R. 1 W «m- <» — 1,114 rtKieu will be ^ held ‘In in , “ •“ P“ -4 each afternoon a.id no * '» ^ ^ Every evenmg the large pavil- qn ion there ..... will .... — be ■ " a v,,v one hour program o n C V T I V P A S O IN P ui hi|fh cU** vaud «'illc, free. A f- ö H- j K/W ■ * * A k Ä t t i v l l J j 1er the vaudeville there ve : 11 be A nn Rower« of Greenburi ? * "!'!"* eV€n,n?- ,n d Thursday ntati.. i died M ordsy at the age o f ' th*,' " l i !i* “ I t " 1* old ‘ ime dance c ., and 29 days at her home ? .TV * ^ without charge. A C“ y**” , th. TrifT f r h S h Ro- ' P , **n Pfac* ° rche* ^ a ^ 4 been - — Secured to furnish music for the gers and the mother o f Harry W. UanejJ|J{ and vaudeville Regers of <'hicag>, Mrs. Uussman On Saturday night there will b-- I unusually larg ^io Ga Tf'^rvenburg w «.««*.. w -L A T *ttr*ctlv* of ■reworkis fireworks, u"r "„f ' i.'hn ' Curii» of' Tillamook “ disply ‘»P'F W ' on * ««»tract forecloauro K. W. Cookingham is the attorney for the plaintiff. ' d * Ï* besmett *has filed , uit ior . i™. U .. . . . . >.# ... ■>, r» k t * w ä su ck üïïl Sihil.il, s i ., 'V,; TAKES OVER THEATER ■ '• • m .l'1 ? » . “ “î U î ï u Ï » t « r . »— ™ r«t I 10, 1010, Thos. Tongue is the at torney f „ r th, plaintiff. ¡S T S f i «« ___ ««alnat W. F. Rodolf retentlv" He.der u the attorney f or tne plaintiff. e **• Kimmel has filed suit for an ioT moneJr * * «‘ n,t U. H Frolaso. Frank Schegal is the at- torney for the plaintiff. ^ Operated Many X e . M .U f .r Other 1 heaters Walter Harris, who came to our Town • week, ago « id who, when h* c,m e h« r* looking for a location to go into business, took OVer the entire management of tho Beaver Theater. Sunday of th „ wt*k - Mr. Harris has a lease on the a ,uit Geo * mortgage forclosure against Johnson. Perkins and Bailey are the « “ W for the plaintiff, C. B. Taylor is th« plainti(r ¡‘n an action lur for mone) money which was filed recently against W H. Baker. M. B. Bump attorney for the plaintiff A. W. Kilburg has filed suit for » divorce from Ida Kilburg on a charge of cruel and inhuman theat- mc-nt. The coupie were married at I ortlan-i Oregon on May 10, 1913 and have three children. The State of Oregon has filed ^uit..f"r a>^> confiscation again stC B. Hill. E. B. Tongue is the at ?' ï ï s E æ bUy' 14 thinking senously o f exer- ri>iBtr hs option aa he is very favor- ably impressed with Beaverton and the glorious country surrounding thU town- Before coming to Beaverton Mr, Harris has been with an oil company in Portland, but , revious to that he operated theaters in a number °T P*»^o« in the sjauthwestern part o f the United State*. The Beaver Theater is Viow being redecorated inside and out under the new management gnd will have some «"d mere comfortable seaU as Tell aa new music of some descrip «¡on. The management has m* yet pthe \Ute of Ore- à cd .d on Jwt * h .t sort of music **5 B«oaek»i-, the de- he will install but it is safe to say x sr^ rS : X “ - 4 d? ^ . *nd th^ « ^ b d . form one « „ a fine of $1W0 and sente “ ed to * — ----------------------------------------------- » Grovc ^ th, most attraclve of the Fair. a year in jai[. But if he wil, . , LOCAL NEW S There wtU be the usual exh.bits the court *100 and make restitution m ________ -B ef live stock and farm products to the injured partiaa he win be d o - t V . . . t « a -til A/iiinl ik tv t- ociiinlv fn«. In . i . . _ , |C U P D V ‘ bat will equal any county fair in r„led on 'th e balance of ¿ a penTl- Mrs. Rosa Humburg is visiting her (* O O I)W I L L IS N f c R l the state. The Granges of tb<-‘ ties on jfood behaviour- brother at Spokane, ash. BIG BUSINESS ASSET ™ «nty win be well represented with ---------- A1Ien Ave. h . , opened to ____-Jfc splendid exhibits. The loading mcr- PROBATE traffic as far as the Raieigh Golf Hr. and Mrs. Jacob Schmitt and Gov-d will is now more than ever chanta and manufacturer« o f Hills- The estate o f Nicholas Bangs.de- Cooree. .on, Freddie and M. H. Welter at- lecogmsed as the g. catost asset In boro Forest Grove and other parts cea-ed, was filed for probate re- Mrs. Charles Esterley visited with tended the 100th anniversary of the K,m O )„ ron VlMUngt ul uny ju»incas, according Ui Flint o i the c<’unt' and { ro™ " centJy- Hare. MeAlear and Peters her son, T. R. McClncy ar.d family Grniucll, manager of the Chicng» are **<«Hring space to exhibit attra •- are the attorneys for the estate and at Banka. Ore. Sunday. LEO N ARD ADAM S AT- ** *• og on Labor Day. Belter Business Bureau, who goes tlve ,lm“* ' ^ merchandise and manu- Edd r Broze is the administrator Mit« Myrtle Johnson spent Sun- T E N IIS M E E T IN G M O N . I k S T i ^ . 'S - s o . o™ w . u and on to say that the basis of good ii“ * u" fd P'"odyct*- toT lhe e4««te. / . . - . father and will is is confidence confide,,c, and that that the , State ^ de ,ntere«‘ ,a b e'"g shown Geo. L. Surharf. estate was ad- f * 7 ,* 1 h° t**- °* ■ ■ year. chldren will lin e for their ____» home in ... wiU and Iwonurd Adam» attended a meet- ’ Akn n ()., next week. Mrs. Watt is quickest approach to that confidence ln <>r,‘* " n Btat« chimp,onship mitted for probate. recently. Re- fam,ly ,n BcavertoB- mg ..I the 72 Car Club at the Mult- Th« Home Telephone Co. of Con- „ daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. W. J . through « r W k .A » r .u i r t . S » * " ! ' T ' . " * T ! S j ' h a r t has been appointed ad- Miss Frances Esterley visited over noitmh Hotel In Portland, Monday. ,l« n. has started work on a brick-tile Boss of Whitford. vertislng. ’ the ,h.re® days o f the fa'.r' EntnP!' ministrator and Monche Langcy the the week end with her friend. Bet- Th« iwo year mem bar* were pr#- °® c€- r , .. . Wide awake merchant* are mer- *re bell'f r ma^e hy champion pitchers attorney for the estate- ty Baldwin in Portland, ten ted with a combination p«*n and The $100,000 union hifh school at (iMU*hter Vis* Helen Doro^hv ^oont chaadi»ing their adveiisinK these r<>5” a, parts of t o t »tc. Th* estate of Fenjamin Fowler, jKr. annd Mrs. W. H. Engleke and will which accumuates with the b "tere,d for ‘ i1* d,ff« r« nt event-. The guai............................. - - . .. . which was awarded him Inst year. cal l " ara- Mn> R oU rt, accump^n c l by Mr. ,,,eed of a rolling snowball. I ° ther f ''rTrs of man- » minor, has been applied for E ^ a r d s home on Third Street. They were taken up th« river on I he xurfac ng o f t* • 17-m i« Le- nnd Mrs. G. Krogh, Mr. and Mrs. But those who profit most from r me.-ry-go-round Fern* whee by ADina Hert}lin. Mare. MeAlear Mr. and Mrs. John H. Dobbins the Swan for lunch at noon. Dur- ««non-Shea s HIM highway will cost G. B. Gilkey and Mrs. Jane Brad advertising are those whose every TT*'ryv mix uP. and shows ard at- Bnd jVjt.rg are the attorneys for l„ft. Wednesday to spend a two ¡tig the afternoon ISoO.OO was given »1 «4.973. j#y Gf Portland spent the week end a merrh5nt who »« doing rl^e con «Were b e tune and attention Marriage Licenses were issued to Carl, Curtta and Mr. James Pinder A banquet was served them In _ _ . . RC»n> from her husband, who sailed , _d w rti,ing tbe Fair' the following: spent the week end at Hood’s Canal the evening and vaudeville enter- * d®u^ " f *he‘‘l> J*" ‘ he 8 . S. WiOonsin from Portland thc ^ vertiaing itself. l.ajvrence Wright and Isabelle Mae JZ . Bums, both of Portland, Aug. SO. tainment was provided. l° m" rk' 1 ,B ° ne WM>k ast, ad';»Mn< * * Anv advertiser who , fails . in ... any The Whitford School starts Mon There nr, only 8« member« who Irom “ »her. p ojt will reach t1 e port o f Kobe Ja- one of these point« is not getting day wUh Mr, Anna v , _ George Rug of Hillsboro and A - Mr .and Mrs. F. M. Lassiter spent rose of Oswego „ ce N-onh o f Vewberg on Sept. Friday at the home of her daugh- have mad« the necessary 72 ra- Muny range lambs are being de Pnn on th* 8lh- the greatest results from his nd as teacher. • a * ter, Mrs. F. J. Tibbetts and iami’.y snles in /on e 19. which Includes O- ¡¡'«re d at the contract price of $10 Th, Whitford Woman's Club met vertising. ’larence VanNav Sch'lds and o f Salem, regon. fS-tithertA Washington. North - in Wallown. Wednesday at the him « of Mrs. ------------------------- ! Mr. and Mrs. J. W £ax-kes ard of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Chinn and ern California and \>e*t«'rn Idaho. ^ heavy run o f sulmon is kaep- W. Sprie»ral with Mrs* Gao. Watt Mr. Harris announces that mer- daughter, KitUren', of Portland ¿nd f r o t h y Marie Sander*, both children of Portlind spent Labor This I* al»« Mr. Adam a third |njf fishermen and canneries bu- and hi r twin daughter.«, MargarA»t chant’s nights will continue the R. E Hum of Wa'lulu Wash, were Hi’ lsboro. Sent 1 tvlth the sale* force of Stine’s Os *y at Astoria. " .......... imd Mi'ldren as" giTosts. ’ The V ext same at the Beaver Theqte, every dihn^r guests at t'he A. C. Chinn Marto-i Akueler o f HIlDbiro and Day at the hoRie o f hia brother, A . rage. Ills fnther, I.ou Adams as . . , , ,__ , meeting o f the Club will be do- Wednesday aud Thursday nights borne, Sunday. Miss Fern Chinn, f-o'dna Harris of Myrtle Creek, Sept, (j. Chinn. a'so made an enviable record * rii ° • Ul um 8 ® ° dr® * e voted to a study o f the measures wiih a different program each eve- who has been visitng with Miss *• . D r . and Mrs. R . S. Welsh and his used car sale«. . °° * cv ®ar ° ° d 14 in the Voter’s Phamp'et, this meet- ning. Ask our merchants for d»s- Kathleen in Portland returned home Harry Wright of Be* vert on and ht Loi« and Mr. and Mr«. M. ready to run. illf .oclajV count ticket«. Sunday. R"ohel a « r k of Aloha. S-pt. 1. ^ McK^rcher and son picnicked at - ■ ■ --------------, - Ealm Grove Sunday. (’ EDAR MILL GRANGE T|,« M«(shn«ld oily council has LOCAL GIRL MARRIES y r aT|d Mrs. F. V Leg'er and HOLDS REG. MEETING ^ ^ i T i "°uthcrn r,ciftc 10 bui,a IN PORTLAND, S A T . : two sons and mother, Mrs Ev» , Legler of Portland enjoyed the Mt, ,, , .,k„u Th* Texas Co. has 2(H) men work- ( ednr Mill, August _H, 1928 ( .p e - jnK on th- ncw $1,000,000 oil stu- Hood Loop drive, Sunday. Miss Vera Henderson daughter of ciat) The Lcedy Grange hml their |io|l al p ortland> Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Doty and Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Henderson of . _ , ____ . . tegular monthly meeting. Saturday Beaverton and Mr. Dorian Ek Pat- daughter Loureine were Labor Day night, « good program was enjoyed Th« Oregon, Pacific A Eastern tersen were married in Portland. J,“ ®8*4 ** th* i"e r° ,, and lovely refreshment* were served, railroad will build 1,2 miles o f n«a Saturday. M « - R ° * r t Kay in Carlton. !,eedy grangers voted for a degree lino from Bedrock. Both are graduates ot the Uni- John Welter who has been em - September 1st. So every one look - The Oregi n l ’ackng Co. at New- versity of Oregna, Mr. Pa terson be- ployed in a barber shop in Silver­ Ing for a good time and a nice lunch Ocig has employed up to 3£1 people ing a form er instructor in the Cor- ton. Ore. arrived Sunday to spend are cordially re rom isio Invited. . at a lime tins year High School. a week s vacation at the home of Come on foiba, let* have n good They expect to m ale their home his father in Beaverton, time and start the fall right. The foundation work has begun in Portland, where Mrs. Fatterson Mjsg H ^ Roseman left last week tn tho *276,000 Douglas County is the official tutor of the Washing f(jr Copuille Ore. where she resumes courthouse at Koseburg. MR. AND MRS. WOOD ten High School. herf ourth year as instructor in the L itlL lvlA lA WED. The Texas Co. is planning to buil t Domestic Scienc and Art Department __ ____ three tanks and a warehouse for HUbER LADY ENTER- of the Coquille High School. , oil distribution at Astoria, air. and Mis. v. A. Wood »liter-, TAINS COMMITTEE T. e many friends of Mr. enJ turned Wnine day «»cuing at men A permit has been issued for a Mrs. William Hinchey, former re­ liuinc in Westuaie, with u very en- quinn store building at Klamath sidents of Beaverton, were grieved -ms. Lhac.es H»toc-, of the Huber to hear that their eldest son, Ed- joyau.e und interesting party, patty, in*. me. Palls, which will cost $40,000, b oca l i mpi ove ment C.uo w«e host- ^ „ ^ " h a d paesed away with acut oceanicn bong the » 1st oirmday un- The Smith flax field at St. Paul io r me County A rt Committee appendicitis t Boise, Id*, recently. liiveisatv of M1 *• VS V 'I um - 'l^uni' contains 66 acres, has pro- rrioay. . - D. C. Keeler, of e-' ” * ‘ ’ duced 140 tons of high quality tlax. 5iis. Vi illium Shoemaker of Aloha Mr. and Mr*. Geo. Th' ng, a wi.o arrived ¡Sunday to spend a lew turs. Harvey Batchilaer of Hills- tc*. Rhoda, and niece. Jean lyn - days with his daughter and family. -------------------------- ^o.-o, and .»urs. Faye Ki lington na- and Mr. and Mr*. G *«ig’ Games and mua c were the eve - p {j, Howard judged the Jerso/ med twenty-five piciuies and their of Portland spent frem ri av ning's entertainment and light re- GU#rnaay cat .j3 at the Clark ar.ia 4 in less than three minutes, til Monday at Lake Lytle Treatment« were terved, bounty, Wa h. la r cn Aug 31 and Mrs. H irry Batchchiider was e- Mr >nd A- c . Patsig of Mr, Kee'er received many hettrty UJ Cowbts Co. Fair on the 5th lec-.ed secretary of the Art Com- Am(|rill<, Tex. *rrived Monday to cOngrntulatUn« from hie triend» and nnd oth th)| monthi H# was * e. ^ ,- f at the C L. Hall home. T h e/ all expressed a hop.' th^t he would c m anb d on the tr.p by his wife Ti e next meet ng is to • be held #n> motoHn(f over the state with a make the trip i n annual event nnd and ‘daUghter. Friday, Kept. 7 at Garton. ^ of locating here In t i e n - r eelehra e with tie n f r many years The ' cc.mmittee have 500 picture* - . t() Come. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hu’ett and now mounted and it ia thought that u Ur*' Tho:o present were: Mr. and Mr*, family, Mr. and Mr*. Fred Braun they will be ready for the County Mr. and Mrs. H C. Hartwig snd S. P. Iaiwrenee o f Raleigh, Mr. and and son, of Forest Grove and Mr. School Superintendent by the time sons, Mr. V!o«is Lsuther. Rosie snd Mrs, W. C. t anthers, Mr. ard Mr*, and Mrs. Wm. H Imholtz and sons, th' t school open* by September Tony Leonetti of Alohs snd Mr. snJ C. J. Jacobs, Mr. and Mr*.F, M motored to Cascade Lock* S u id iy . 10th. Mrs. Henry Hsrtwlg of Portland, Lassiter, Mrs E. A . Keeling. Mr. where they were met by Mr. and A pot luck lunch was served at spent the holiday week end at Can- and Mrs. M. C. McKercher and J. Mrs. Orval Thompson of Moro, They noon. . non Beach. W. Bernes, Hunched $t Eagle Creek. | ■ ...... .... . - ^ * ü í , hU t«r, lira. W. J. Edwards a. d lann.y. , lu ‘ ‘ r • r ®y 1 inder and *W,M’ u ‘' “ T * ‘ ‘I“ 1''. ; M'c* C“ 1“ ' [> “ , B,l