«V Ubt»** V3n\^r,WV It i " * ' ' ' “ • 'tl . 4y U niversity U k rm ry IK IT'S KOK BBAVKKTON. REVIEW 'S FOR THF IT , , T he B ea verton R eview CI.K4N KKAOI.NO FOK ALL THB FAMILY j The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively To The Interests Of Eastern Washington County. - - • Siniflt* Copy, 5 ( ’fills VOLUME VI. NO. 51. B. H. S. Takes Gam e, Armistice Day 6-0 I h h ; ii s c h o o l n e w s ■ Forest Grov« Beaverton high • houl defeated Forest (¡ruve high at F orest drove Monday. Nov. 12, by a »core of 6-0. Although the gnme was played on a very w«t field, fumbles were infre ijuvnt . The score at the end of the first half was 0-0 and oil Indications pointed towards a aeoralet» tie bat Beaverton ram s bark in the third period to score the only touchdown of the game a fte r the ball had been worked from the center of the field On a aerie* of line smashes. June« carried the bull on the »coring play. The fourth quarter found the ball In Bcuverton'a pusm-aiion in Forest d rove te rrito ry and although they made several dangerous threats, Bea verton was unable to make a fu rth er »cure. Jones, lAiru, and Boring star- redfnr the winners. Buchanan, Foreat drove'» crack ha fbn k. waa injured In the fourth quarter a id had to In- taken from the game. Aa a reault of thta game Beaverton now leads by two game.« to one In the three games played between the two schools. EASTERN STAR DIN NER IS BIG SUCCESS About three hundred people a t tended the Eastern S tar D asaar and dinner held a t the Masonic Hall, Tuesday evening of this week. A d dightful ai d bounteoua dln- r e r was *erved, afte r the dinner a •hort piogrum W«a rendered which waa enjoyed by all. The l>ooth» we;o a 'l prettily de- rorated with different c lured crepe paper. Some of the li oths were fortune t lltng, fanew work, randy, fish pond, apron», and miscellan eous. The first prise, a treasu re chest, was won by Mrs Asbury. M ry H att'e H arris won th« second prize, a silver fork and spoon, and th« third prise, a console net, went to Mra. Dora Stipe. i.loyd A m lir on, Veil Kmniou« and H»l> Halt»«« sang a song Mra Lu, III« Itartofth sar.g, rc »mpatil« I b) Ml»*» Nancy Johnson- Ail e Al le r gave a dare»', accompanied by Miaa Elate Diet*. Mr M a rc » Bench gave a vocal >io|o. ac ompan- led by Mra. Marcus Be» ’h at the piano. O ther in tcreatirg »election* were also given. houara on W atson St., form erly oc- cupled by F. Knorr and family. SERVICES SCHEDULED Mr. Jonas Is well known hero as FOR KINTON CHURCH he was thp publjshey of th« Reg- ! t#rton' Timka, one of the numerous Regular aorvices at tho Kinton predecessor* of The Benverton Re- view. He la 'e r moved to Prlnevllle church Sunday. Preaching by the p,i«tor, Rev. W. where for a number of years ho L. S trange, nt ten o'clock in tho published the Central Oregonian. Ho la now on the road selling morning. Bible sch ol a t eleven. All the community ary most cor adhesive paper tape such as Is used yxt«nstve|v tn doing tip pircels in dially Invited to attend these s e r »tore« and other places of huainexs. vices a t any time. THE YOUNGS ENTER- KINTON GRANGE TO TAIN CLUB AT HOME H0LD A MEETING Kinton, Ore., Nov. 14, 1928, (S pe cial) The next meeting of the lo cal grange will b 1 on December 1st, a Saturday. On this dr.to the r e gu lar ai nua) clei tIon < f o(Rears wiM occur. Members of K nton grange will wlah to keep this In mind, ROYAL NEIGHBORS TO GIVE A DANCE T>»e Roval Nelghh >rs will give one of th eir popular dances in the I. O. O. F. Hall, Thursday, Nov 22. A free lunch will ha s e w / . Be The Rslei^h Parent-T eacher a s sure and save this date. sociation w'li meet Monday a t 8 Time In baking r o 'n ,°'M TrnV k* p. m. a t the school hou e with Mr*, C. V- Ross as the speaker, her sub reduced by edd tig a litt’o hot w a Jfct will be “ Alms a d Object of te r to greased porntojs. T h » steam hastens the baking, P aren t Teacher W ork.’’ RALEIGH P. T. A. TO MEET MONDAY -ve.*— »— —— - Friday, . . ■, • ■ ■ ■ November 16, 192N. $1.50 Per Year \ î Short items About COURT HOUSE ITEMS ARRESTS Willi* Chaclur waa arrested on Nov. 6, by Sheriff Reeve», o.i a liquor charge. Mra. Zurbeck was arrested Nov.j 6 on a liquor chnrye by Sheriff. Reeves. -------- — liquor! chargé b ? s e r7 ff* ic iv ° n.n ^ I n t e r e s t i n g % Local Man Gets In National Magazine "Automotive News" Town Caucus Held In i. 0.0. F. I)e- It Was Voted To Cail Tick et The “Projfressive Citizen’s Ticket” votes Pajfo and a Half Tu E. Marsh WINS BOXING CUP k in g George I'resm trd Marsh With Medal For Work Dur ng War \ IRTO FOX FARM GETS MAS^ PRIZES Mr. and Mrs- V. B. Price of the Vilto Fox Farm located on the can yon road, are t|iu proud owners of >n r ribbons won with five entries of foxes gt th« International Stock Exposition In Portland. Their first pr m < winner was a'oo runner up for »wvepitnkra in Ita color class. Mrs. Price did all th? necessary grooin i' g and handling of her own foxes during the two days of color clas sification and judging as Mr. Price was unable to attend the i*how d u r ing the day. There were 203 fo x es exhibited from Or.'gon, Idaho, W ashington and Montana, thia be ing the third annua] fox show held bv the Atm-rirnn National Fox Breeder'» Aasoclstion In conjunc tion with the Livoitork Exposition. W k S 2 : was eri rated by "n “ * MARSH’S GARAGE When o nationally circulated m i- g'trlne come» to Beaverton and gives one of our I ns nesamen a page at'd a half wr,l.--up, the Re view »its up n«d »*ks I f elf if there Is n»»t someth ng to Hu- old saying that "F ar off pastures are always green." Living 1» re In this lovely volley, surround»d by the bounces of N a KINTON S. S. TO HOLD ture. we are ap t to think that all these hlngs are Just a m atte.' of CONTEST SO O N cuursu f„r r<er>-!ody; a rd th at the floods of the Mississippi, tho cy- Kinton. Ore., Nov. 12. 1628, (Sj»e. WOMAN LIVES 500 ML rlone» of the prairie statca, the ti clal) At the regular aea l>>n of FROM RAILROAD dal wav, a of th • Immc. la'-e ro ssts. Sunday arh ul held last Sunday, the thunder storm», the gross hop Mra. H arriett« Font waa »'»pointed I «■ s o rd other kindred afflictions aa chairm an of a com mittee to Mr». V . M. * C 'aw ford frooi the make plan« to promote the interest new Kid Ijike gold mini- g district of mankind are only the product seme versatile au thor’s fertile of the community Hondiy arhool 1« Leu« la has la-en v.siting at the of hnertfiatiofi. There are a t prevent 58 enroll»,!, home of Mr». A. M. F ill the p»»l W«‘ nrk IS* ro lu. lng herewith three hut the committee’ In charge of two wrakg. th« drive hope to double the num In »pesflng of her 'r ip here Mr* ro ts that oecupled a prominent place ber. Two »Idea were chaaen, the Craw ford •»>’■ th at they Were thpe« in a recent number of the A uto reds and the blues, Miaa Mabel day» coming a hum 'r d miles by motive News,'' whi h were acrom- Van Klerk 1» captain of tha rod« boat. On the trln they encountered I anled by a page and a half of closely prnted m stfcr, gotten up by« and Miaa M argaret V andrrm nst. had w lrds and »now storm s, m ak a special repreaenta'iv« of th a tp lr - ing it Impossible to cross the lakes captain of the blues. E a-ly in the I d cal and wh’ch, t e “victim tell* to Go'd Pines and the famous Lac year the winning a'd- will give a u* l as caused more comment than dinner to the losers. All those in Fuel 1 akes. Mr». Craw ford owns and operate* onythi'-g C a t has ev» j been* printed te re s t'd In t'd a good work and who Rre not enrolled aa members are u Lodge known ns tl,e ''P atrici»,' about him, thouyh he did get some ram e ally requested to help these at the new Red Lake district. The I uhllcity »'»out th.> wlnt log of a young ladies In the drive for more Lodge I* three hundred mile* from cup in a boxing tournam ent nnd sev- eial other ncidents which have hap members. New song hooka are soon the nearest railroad. pened in a life on two continents. to bo ordered so there will oe • - It might be of interest to know nough for alt. CARD PARTY Jfl TO th at Mr Marsh win In charge of BE HELD NOV. 21 one uf the units which kept tho LARGE VOTE POLLED I airplane» of th e ' Allies in repair T|ic Ln*tyr» S tar 1» sponsoring during th« hectic day» of tho war, IN SOME PRECINCTS •V * If* ' a «ard party for S aturday, Nov. 24 for which he w.ia pr a nted with Kinton, Ore., Nov. 10, 1928, (S p e a t the Masonic Hall. Ti Is will b> altritl-ih Meritorious Service Me cial) There was a large vote cast the last cn d party of tho season. dal for his work w-ith the 1097th Inthia precinct a t the Presidential, Those in charge * of arrangem ent* Aerial Squadron, attached to tho S tate, and county election held at are Mr. and Mr*. ! yfiel I, Mr. and British. He 1» one of four \m vl- the grang„ hall last Tuesday. Those Mra. II. Buck, Mr and Mr». C. W. c«n» to ivi qv« this honor.’ ih c who served on the hoards are as Craig, Mr». K am berxer, (\ li*. II nfedal was presented by King Mia. Lutie Boring Ueorgs. Inflows: day le a n t; Chairman, O«o. Nc|*on, and Everyone Is most cordially invited Kidder, Judge, H arry Flint, first clerk, KfHe V anklrek, second clerk, to attend. Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Uvawcll are Ada C utting and third rlerk, Rnr- HEAD entertaining Mrs. Boswell's parents, rh V nrK 'aek; night bonrd: chairman Mr. and Mr*. R Schuler, from Floyd BW ly, Judge, John Boge, HITEON BAZAAR IS Medford, Oregon first clerk, All-c Richards, second WELL ATTENDED ■s • I -A L. M. Th »nuts, the m anager of r'e rk , Annabel Flint a rd third clurlj tho local T hrift store and his wife May Snider. 'They« we|i» ills vote* Report a were given by the Bn- visited f rie d * nt Dullus, Oregon, cast, most of them In the earlier ta n r and three *p> clal canning com on ArmixtLe Day. p a rt of tha day. m ittees of the liiteon l ’rogrcsslve club meeting he'd Wednesday a fte r EDITOR OF TIMES noon a t tho Krne t H ite home, Tho»u rtpwrta »how th a t th» not RETURNS H E R E r*<fei0ta w«re Vnoro th an $200 from ............. the effort» of the diffenert c«m- Mr. K. Jonas and family have Moved Ir.to one of the Jacob Schmitt mlttccs Mr. and Mrs. Roy Young en ter tained the Neighborhood club at (heir home . Tuesday evening A fter whiling away the hour* for a tim e with “80')’’ It was found the Mrs, L.Hughson nnd Mr. E- 10. BWaiaon had thh hl*hr‘8t scores Consolations w ent to Mr. and Mr». A. Anderson. Delicious refrathm ents were ser ved by the hostess, in-, -■ t. Hciivprton, Washington County, Oregon. Beaverton will meat tough op position h*ro Kriiluy when th«-y tuck lo lit« »in tin I'ui'kro»« eleven. Mon day I’n ik io « baa Snuly high »«-It mil 2‘> 0 whl h proved their »Ireiig th on thv gridiron. No arhool wn» held Mmnl y, Nov. 12. In ol> «rvai ri> o ' Ai ii’t.U o day Opposite Te urn's Crack which although fol mg on Sunday, waa li'unlly ct'L'brsleil tbu fo lowing Halfback Taken Off day. th« gamo will be cull« I Friday at Field In 4th Quarter 2:30 p. m. A «tudent body aaacmbly waa h e ld Wadnc day morninif. Tryout» wore he'd for t* e »tudent SCORE END, HALF 0 0 body play, !*| 1 tin ApplaJ I «■day nlifht but the cant baa nut boon choaon a» yet. M itt San.’ ’"d U Loral 8.|Uaii Win* Sivi-nd Surra«, tha director of th.a play. ■iva Game From - ■ -,« • WII^ON, CHAIRMAN O tto Rrickaon Nominated For May or. Thyng, Recorder-Treasurer. The town caucus was held fn the I. il- O. F. hall Wednesday evening a t 8:00 o’clock. A. E. Wilson acted as rhnlrm an and France» Livermore acted as secretry for the evening. Mr. Erickson was nominated by W. E. Pegg to run for the office of mayor for th* coming year. Mr. A. E. Wilson was nominated for mayor by Mike W elter. Mr. Wilron withdrew hia name and Mr. Erickson was nominated by a c clamation. Mr. Ja s Lewis and L. L. Myer* were appointed as te lers, a ft^ r tho nomtnat'on of the Mavor. For Cpuncltmeii for two yearn, Mf.. GmV nominated A. E. Wilson. Binder nominated J. W. Rnynai i UNION CHURCH SER aod someone ire did not ju st log Elmer Stipe ju st as he VICE» AT BETHEL nominated wax comb g into the room. At the count, Mr. Wi son was declared A union Church Thanksgiving ser to have received a m ajority of the vice will I« held at the Bethel Con votes and was declared the nomin- gregational church on Wednesday . r * f o r the second Councilman to evening. November 28, a t eight o’ *erve two years, Messrs Haynarrf clock. The leal m inisters wll| con J . le w i- and i K TeHicrt were duct the service snd Rev. Bert »Kd at tbe first ballot there Waddington. pastor the Weaver- waa no m ajority Tor any one so the ton MelbectMd' eflurch w-l | bring the ballot was ca*t out a rd th e narm evening's message. Everyone is receiving the lowest number of cordially invited. Votes was withd-awn. On tbe se cond ballot J. Lewi» received the m ajority and was declared no-CgtaC MRS. ERICKSON EN ed. TERTAINS OFFICE!^ Fpr Rcq*»rder-Trea«urer. o r lv two nam«* were presented. Geo. Thvng Mis. Albert Krirk»on, Noble and F. Dietsch. The form er receiv Grand of the local Rebekah Lodge, ed the largx»r number of votes and e n te rta in 'd her officers and their hus- so will go on the ticket. The m eet f anti» with a p atty at her home, ing decided th at the na»ne for t'te ticket should be “Citixcn’s P ro g res Fridny evening. Cards were played and musical s iv e ’’ Pcgg then moved the ad »election« were enjoyed and duiniV and delirious ref^csbmwnts Were journ. >«rved b y the hostess, LAYMEN COMMITTEE Mr- and M rt, Frank Purnell, pas TO GIVE SERVICES to r of one of the the Christian churches in Portland, were dinner The Lavmngie t« mm it ter- is p re guest* a t the D. C. Howard home paring an Hitereating program to recently. t he presented a t the regular Sun R. U. LWnoey, accompanied l»y A. day morning worsbpi in Bethel Con M. Jannsen and Charles Imlay of gregational church on November 25 Recdville and Low-oil McAlear of a t eleven o’clock. The complete IllUaboro left Saturday morning on service wilt be conduct«! by tha a week's hunting trip In Southern laymefl uf the church and you arc Oregon. cordtwlly invjjed to come. CIRCUIT COURT dome* Wood has filed su it on an action for money, against M. Tan- gawa. Tho*. Tongue, J r., ia the a t torney for the plaintiff. A. W. Kilburg ha* filed suit on an action for money against John Stick«!. Hare, McAlear and I’eter* are tiie attorneys for the plaintiff. I. P. Bledsoe has filed suit on an action for money against George and Clara Morrow, husband and wife. M. B. Bump is the attorney fo r the plaintiff. A. Boyd Williams has filed suit on an action for money against W. A. Wilson. G. E. H am aker la the attorney for the plaintiff. M. K. Mague»,- and M. R. U s - guerc doing business a t 57 garage baa filed su it on a foreclosure a u to lien against the Oregon Tallow i*nd Hide Co., a corporation. In the cmc of the S tate of O re gon vs. kobert Woods, the defendant appeared in person, in the .custo dy of the sheriff. He plead guilty and waived fine for sentence, which w a» $500 ai d six m- nths in jail. The question of parole will be con sider«! In the case of the S tate of Ore gon vs. Carl Oppel, the defendant appeared in person, and plead g u il ty to a liquor charge, waiving grand jury indictment. He waived fine for aent -nce, which waa $500 and 6 months in the County jail. He will be paroled on sen’escg 5? he pays the 6600. i PROBATE catate of Mary 8. Schindler, deceased, ha» been filed for pro bate. A. L. Schindler is th e ad m inistrator for the estate. The e state of William V etter, de ceased, has been filed for probate, recently. Jam es Perrim an is the petitioner. Hare. McAlear and P e ters are the attorneys for the e s tate. N o te s A bout *" A " d T o w n T h is SPECIAL Many L ocil WRITERS People Guests of Portland A re D 'nner Friend» Mrs. W arren is confined to her home by illn e " . Ralph Mapes spent the week end with friends at Corvallis. Mrs. N. G- Freeman visited Mrs. J . li. Stiles a t F orest, Grove, F r i day of la st week. Mr. and M ri. Tony Boxirh are parents of a baby, born at tbeir home on Johnson Roadt w est of town, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Freem an were guests of friends a t Club, Mead ows a t a luncheon and an a fte r noon of music, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Freeman were dinner guests of friends a t P arkrose, Portland, la st week. Mr. and Mrs. T rigg Panzer of P- ortland visited Sunday a t tbe home of her fath er M, W elter. Mrs. Charles E sterley was a guest a t the Martin P ra tt home in P o rt land, Monday and Tuesday. Jam es E arkhurst of Portland vis ited a t the W. H. Sc id more home, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. C- Doty and daughter, Lourraine motored- to Brownsville Ore. Sunday. Mis. Charles Dunham o f P ort land was a week end guest of M r. and Mrs. Georg* P. Uendersou. Mr*. Charles E sterly was a guest at th e M artin P ra tt borne ia P ort land several days la st week. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Beach and her m other Mrs. Jam es Pinder re tu rn ed Sunday from a two week's v isit in California. MARRIAGE LICENSES Mr. and Mrs. L. Lass well, nnd son M arriage licenses were issued to C ar’e f'ourtney and Jo ephine P o t - • Lewi* Lee, J r., visited a t the Brooks Bead home in Portland on Monday ter, both of Hllsboro. Nov. 8. David Anderson and Lyd'a Luthi afternoon and evening. were m arried at T igard Methodist Mr. and Mrs. W. R. VanKleek and church (by Rev, L. R- Sibley, Nov. daughter C athryn Helen were Sun 8. day dinner guests at the Wayne Van k leek home in Kinton. TEACHER’S RECEP Mr. and Mrs. R J . Rassmussen TION HELD INGYM. and daughter, Hazel, of Hillsboro spent Monday in the John B .Hays The reception given »he teachers home. cf the Kce.vurtoii schools, in the Mrs. J . J . Van Kleck and daugh gymnasium of the High School, Friday evening, wa* well attended ter, Miss Helen of K nton were guests a t the W. R. VanKleek home In apite of the bad weather. The precram committee, which Monday. Mra. M yrtle Haines visited at th e consisted of Mrs. Floyd Tefft, Mr*. H arry Barnes, Mrs Lutie Boring, home of her daughter, Mrs. P. L. and Mrs. Bcsw-i-U sponsored a very Petrequin a t Lake Grove Tuesday interesting program . The program and W ednesday of this week. consi.-ud c f the following: rem arks Mrs- H. C. H aitw ig attended a by Mr. Hedge, chairm an of tho bridal shower, given in honor of evening, a solo by Dr. T albert, ac Mrs. Thelma W hite a t th e home companied by Willi* Cady a t the of Mrs. H enry G arl in Portland. piano, address of we’cjm e by Mrs. W ednesday afternoon. W alter H arris, response by Profes sor Metxler, introduction of the feathers, piano duet by B arahara PORTLAND FIRE LAD Cady and Helen Tefft, speech hy DIES IN HILLSBORO Dr. Mason, a ch eib solo by J . A. Anderson, accompanied by Mrs. A n Chief of police L. V. Jenkins of derson, solo* by W ilis Cady, ac companied by Mrs. Doty, a darky- Portland w-ill come to Hillsboro on song by Doy Gray, Jam es Binder, the evening of Thursday, Nov. 22 W alter H arris, W. E. Pegg and He will be accompanied by Tommy Francis Livermore, accompanied by Luke, the well known commercial Maurice Manning, pianq solo by club singer and leader of commun ity song, the members of the P o rt Maurice Manning, member* A fter the program rcfre*hmentx, land police quartet, the Band, consisting of cokies and punch were of the Portland F irem an's L ieutenant Crane of the police de served. partm ent and several other specia- f s ts . They will assist the pastor MISS HELM BUYS the Hillsboro Methodist church SHOP IN BEAVERTON of in pattin g on a humorous concert a t the Venetian th eatre of Hill - Miss M yra H tlm of Portland, at l>oro in order to get money for the Hillsboro a year ago, has rented the benefit of the church. shop recently occupied by Mr3. The Portland cops and fire lad- Rose Fletcher- Mi s Helm's home di-s will parade the city street* i - in Portland. She has been tra v preceding the concert, which will eling for about five years, teaching consist of all sort» of songs an 1 to paint lamp shades hud decora - tir e magazine racks. No special stunts. ability is needed to do this beau tifu l work. V isitors are always BEAVERTON PHAR MACY CHANGE HANDS welcomed a t the studio. CARS COLLIDE ON BROADWAY, FRIDAY The Beaverton Pharm acy opened up under a new m anagem ent Thurs day morning. Geor.re Bradshaw, the new m anager has been in this business for twenty-five years irr Portland and is a graduate of tbe N orth Prctfib Pbr.rm acy College He and hi* family will reside he - Last Friday neon :a Mr. Burke was driving his Ford car towards Hillsboro, he started to pass ano th er car g rin g in the opposite di rection a rd driven by a Timber wo man. There was not room enough 'and they collided in front of tno pFTITAVY CHURCH Beaver Pharmacy. No o» e was in DEDICATION SUNDAY jured but both ears wt re badly tin - maged. The Bethsnv B' nti«t Church a t Ba- i hsny will be dedicated next Sun Mr. and Mr». Claude Anderson cf day afternoon. All churches an-, Oc n Lake, who a e making there t b ' who’s community of Beaverton home in Portl n i for the w inter, a- are in -itrd tv att»nd. Service* w-ill rrn* A riristh e Dnv at tbe borne of, s t t r t nt ?:(W. A free lunch will be his sister Mrs. W. R. Van Kleek served at 6 in the even:ng. Preach- and fam ily.