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VOLUME VII, NO. 36
Single Copy, 5 Centn
MONO OK THE (.HOST SEEK
I dwell on the heights supernal.
Tho I walk down the way* of men.
And my aoul l* attirili with wundern,
Beyond your mortal kan)
And you wondar at my silence,
And oftan think ma aad,
Hut my aoul haa found the aecrat,
And the aacrvl keeps ma glad.
Ahi my rara hear the auft muele
l>f volera dear to me.
And my eyea are earing visions
That mortala may not ear.
Vea, I tirar the low, eweet vuicaa,
I loved In my other yrara.
Aa they aing their songs of gladneaa
In their radiant, golden epheree.
Heaverton, Washington County, Oregon.
Short Items About
People We All Know
Coinings and Going* Of The
People In And Around
City of Beaverton
MANY HAVE PICNICS
Many Return from Vacations
U~
Uiera Arc Leaving I or Uvuchca
Friday,
JCOIRT HOUSE ITEMS,
m
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Ann I.earh has filed suit for di­
vorce against G 8. l^-ach. T hey were
married at Tillamook County, De­
cember 22, 1922.
Fred Edward Dennis and
Tuth
Virginia Urowaftehl, hoth ol Port,
land, received a marriage license this
week.
Mr». N, A. Peter» of Beaverton
called the Sheriff'» office Sunday
morning reporting that her house
hsd been robbed. Deputy Schende!
upon investigation reports that bed­
ding and linen had been taken.
August 9,
1929.
$1.50 Ter Year
Program For Fair
Is Being Prepared
Thursday Will Be Chil­
dren*» day; Whirling
Contest, To Be Held
PRIZES
TO BE
GIVEN
8aturday Night There Mill
High Class Vaud»villc
Be
County Clepk E. C. Luce, reports 1
1 he program for the Washington
fl3.T4.bO fees and fines collected for
the month «yf July, while County County Fair to be held in the Fail
Mr. Manning is attending the Buy. Recorder,
J.
H.
Davis reports grounds at Shute Park, day and
And forma long loved and cheriehed
v ia Wee* Convention in PurliaiMI. ♦493.25.
night, September 12. 18 and 14 1 *
Throng down the voler.Ira» air,
rapidly being completed.
Mr. W. H. iiu il returned bntur-
With love-lit face* beaming,
Thursday will be children’s day,
day alter all exienued visit m Cali,
All radiant and fair.
Order* signed by George Begley
and the evening program in the au_
louita,
Thua my daya are rich In knowledge
Circuit Judge thia week:
,
ditorium will consist of contests for
Of a wondroua life to be,
Cvitho and Jeanne Topich against
in « L. L, Lnaawell faintly havt
the beat hog, cow, chicken and hua-
And my aoul la alune to the mualo
m o n o to tiwu- n«w homw in I’ort- Frank Nemchik at ux.
band calling with substantial cash
Of the aong of eternity,
Lealer Hoffarber against Mirabel
land, batuuiay.
prizes for the winners of thus« e-
Mu O. L. Johnson m.d two chi! L. Hoffarber.
venta. There will alao be a whist­
John F. Kaufman against Percy ling conteat and all entries must be
dren bail tneir loti#.!» remove«! by
L.
Brown
et
ala.
— Gertrud«, Martin Chriatrnaen.
o r, Mason, kiaiay.
from Washington County.
Augusta K lesendah! against Jver
O t. anu Mrs. C. E. Mason am.
Friday evening the program will
iaiiuly lei l
for
Cannon
Beach. Andrea»'>n et a is.
be put on by the different com.
Damon
E.
Stimson
against
Maud
1 uur»«lay morning.
munity organizations of Washington
A. Slimaoit.
FLORAL EXHIBIT TO
County, and the following cash pri-
Miss t>iauya ..iL vod is spending
Credit Service Corporation against aes will be award»-« — ' .
w«,n
BE THK FINEST VET Vacation wan tilalivt* in Milton, Reba
wi„ . »—
..
tho»e wno
Secour.
Cfie,
...
firat; 120.00, aecond.
Dooly A Co. a r*1---* *’
Plana to make the floral exhibit
.vttud Shannon, sJonioe Shannon,
$15.00. third| and flO.OO, fourth.
*
.
.
aim
Takoff
t thia year s Oregon State Fair. anu Jasper U -,i,»ie motor».« *» **
.
j .
Barker, corporation a s Entertainment of any kind can be
, eptembvr 23- 2 k, the finest and ......................
..
*ui- Pacific Construction Co.
put on, and probably a time limit
«oat extensive Of anv
. -i Monuay evening»
to each community will be fifteen
Liquidators
Corporation
against
. .
put on
minutes or less. The audience pres­
Mi.
and
Mis.
W
.
K.
VanKlee*.
Herlert
B.
Duell.
• e oeing made by Thomas Luke,
anu daugnur, CaWiryn, spent bun
Jessie C. Pharis against Edward ent will be the judge* and will se­
ortland.
superintendent
of
the
and Melvin Schulmerich. Order was lect the winners by voting; A num.
lural department o f «he stale fair. day with tuiliaml relatives.
ber of organizations have already
Miss
Winured
flow
er
ol
i'ortlaii.
The
gladioli
and
dahli»
show
will
given to strike out portions of the
To Install Maptvr Motor Ti
entered
for thia contest. After the
spent
the
week
end
w
ilh
her
cou
amended complaint.
e especially fine. Mr. Luke believe«,
entertainment will be a dance.
(.'(leek Th« Motors Of
ein, Mias ikuuilu Cady.
wcauae of the idea) summer wea
Saturday evening there will be a
her in the W|l|*melte valley this
Mr. und Mrs. M. C. McKerche.
Th i s Town
5 M M O N S - B A NN E R
high
class vaudeville entertainment
were
luncheon
guests
ol
Mr».
U
.
vear. If thia weather continues up
WEDDING IS PRETTY and a magnificent display of fire­
until fair time, the quality will be livyic ol lorllaud, Tuesday,
works, followed by the usual Satur­
SIDEWALK DISCUSSEL <xceptional.
1 he son uf Joim York was opera,
day night dance which attracts large
A
very
pretty
wedding
waa
solem­
The Florist Unit o f Portland will ted on lor swollen glauda on hi
nized at home o f Mr. and Mrs. J. crowds. There will be bands, music,
’*
v*
k
model
flower
»hop
locate
I
In
neck,
by
Ur.
Maaoii,
baiuriiay.
Mr. K>n| Wlahre Walk Built Aduu.
H. Banner of Silverton when their rides, and shows during the entire
he new grandstand building, in or.
daughter. Susie Jane, became the Fair.
Mis.
L.
L.
Myers
and
cm
Hire
a
Siouth Side Of Street
1er to show the public the newest
The appropriation for the rodeo
■ride of Vict«»r Emmons, a former
Apeni 1 ue. day Witn Mr». Myeia .
•leas in th* arrangement, uf flower*,
Beaverton man. Rev. Essen of A l. for the Fair this year is large e-
motner, Mis. Johnson, of Uilley.
.-'loral
display*,
which
are
used
in
The fate o f the etdewelk lm
’■any, assisted by Rev. Bennett of nough to secure some of the best
onte of the larger shops in New
Mi. and Mrs. frank .Palmer art
dtayriet which wwe tell»*
Silverton performed the ceremony in bucking horses, steers, mules and
Vork Olt" and other largi- eastern lnii.g Cong, ululated upon Uie active
formed along Wateon ami
k ron
he presence of friends and rela­ riders and these will afford plenty
•itlea will be put on. It will be ol a taoy girl, 1 uesuay, August t>
Strccta seemed to l>e in doubt if on
of thrilling entertainment on every
tive*.
utely
a
working
exhibit,
aa
there
can be allowed to eort of read In-
Russell iiuU-tl
u spending th
The bride is principal of a fUlem afternoon in the ball park.
vlll
be
no
flower
sale.
Florists
in
tween the llnea of etatementa mad
wqek at the home ul his eistei
chool and wag" formerly a super- j Superintendents o f different divi.
aleni and Portland will preside over -•»is. lie d Biaun, of Forest Grove
at the Council meeting held Mon
i »or in the Oregpn Normal School, sions are working hard, and report
he shop, each conducting It a* if it
day evening, of thia week.
fr. Emmons is special agent for the that the entries in all departments
air. and Mrs. Thoa. Clclland an.
were his own, thus giving tht on-
Some time ago, nboul two o
Tnlon Oil Co. in Silverton where he will exceed those of former J .’ars.
spendin*
>okers a great wealth of new idea». i a imly ot vvh.UurU are
three year» thera * » » » move men
'as been since leaving the local U. The granges throughout the countv
their
vacation
at
the
Clatsop
bea-
to widen Wataon »treat from Secon
are preparing their exhibits which
don Oil station over a year ago.
cliea.
_ .
.
»treat aouth to the Town limit»
tlW ANIS MEETS AT
are always one o f the big attrac­
After
the
ceremony,
a
buffet
Thia movement however fell throug
Mr, and Mrs. Mike Tobin hav.
tions.
COMMERCIAL
HOTEL
uncheon
was
served.
The
couple
left
on account of lack of eo-operalio
moved to The Uuiies. Mr. Tobin',
In the industria bluildirg there
or
a
short
honeymoon
to
the
bea-
j
of the property owner» and member
lrieitus hope for his speedy recov­
La at w*«k the Kiwania met at
hes nfter which they will reside will he a large number of business
of the Council. A petition »aid t.
I
—
and industrial displays, a number of
toamers* Rest, this week they met er».
n Silverton.
have been circulated and alio »aid V
concerns
having already secured
Mrs.
II.
1*.
Shannon
has
returner
it
their
accustomed
place,
the
hav» contained the name» of a.
space.
Commercial hotel and next week they from a three weeks' tour of Yellow •
ENSATIONAL SALES
but on# or two of the property own
Xpert to Journey to Gresham to hold stone National Park, with her sis.
If enough entries can be secured
era along that atreet la alao »aid b
RECORD IS MADE from the different fraternal organi­
— - —
an
inter-club meeting; Plans are ter,
be In existence. A lot of laying-
practically completed by Frank C.
zations of the county cash prizes
Mr. and .Mrs. W. F . Desinger an«
but—well, we remember a move
One o f the most sensational sales | will be offered for the best drill team
rioane for the meeting.
fa imly, and Mr and Mrs. Willian
ment of the eort mentioned,
bu
ecords ever made by ary automo- representing the organization. This
The following week, the club will Matxse und family
picnickvtl al
Juat how far It got we know n,
nle company is claimed by Durant will be a part of the entertainment
>robably
take
up
the
regular
program
more than Juat exactly why a cer.
itouinci « Rest, Sunday,
•xecutives for the first six months for Friday evening.
ind have each meeting in charge
tain City Kngtneer reaigned.
Miss Flora Mac Neil of Boston
f 1929. The claim to this remark- 1
■f tha chairman o f the standing
The widening of Wateon »tree
Massachusetts, arrived at the horn
Me record is based on statistics i
committees,
each
chairman
to
have
FINAL UNION SER­
haa coma up now on account of the
overing the period from January |
of her brother, Rev. Donald M. Ma
a
meeting
when
he
has
charge
of
movement itarted by the Ueavertoi
VICE TO BE HELD
Neil, Thursday evening.
to June 30, which have Just been :
Kiwania club to get the markei the program. The chairman will lie
om
piled.
allowed to draft other members to
Doris N. Neeley o f Sacrament«
road aouth from the Sorrento dia
In every State served by the I The sixth and final Union Sunday
lis assistance but he will be in Calif., visited several days Inst wee.
trlct to Join up with the Berth»
'estern Durant factory, Durant’ s Church Service will be conducted
•harge
and
it
Is
up
to
him
to
do
at
the
home
of
her
aunt,
Mrs.
W
Newberg highway. We reported thi
sin in sales over the corresponding in the Christian Church August 11
the best he can for the occasion.
H. Knglckc, and family.
peeaenrr of the Market Road engin
eriod of 1928 is one of the lar- at 8:00. The preacher will be Rev.
The
meeting
next
week
will
be
aer at a meeting o f the Kiwani-
Carl Biwch. Jr., James Earl Mil
e-t ever recorded by any automo. Donald M. Mac Neil. Plan to attend
at Gresham aa stated above. The ler, and George McKercher enjoye
tome week» ago.
lie. A report received here yester- i and complete a most successful ser­
members
are
to
meet
at
Stipe’s
an outing at K«>amor’s Rest, Sun
Now there are
reaidenta nloni
ay by Otto Erickson Co. local Du- j ies of church services.
.• a rage at five.thirty Monday eve­
day.
Wataon atreet who have approa.hat
ant dealer, issued by Norman de j
ning
and
leave
from
there
for
the
member» of
the Council
with «
Mrs. W . H. Cady and two sons.
'aux, president and general mana-'
Housewives who want help i
atatement aomething like thia: "We ‘‘Berry City." We have not been so their menu problems this hot wea
Harold and Warren, of Aberdeen,
-er
of
the
Western
Durant
factory
nformed but it la probable ' that
want a aidewalk, all right, but wha.
tates that the new mark tops all Washington, have been visiting at
ranaportation will be supplied to ther can secure good advice frot
assurance have we that aa loon a
revious sales showings made by the the Fisher home a couple of
glancing over the marketing ads, o
thoa*
who
wish
it.
we get a walk down, or In a year
.is organization.
week*.
the back page of this issue.
or two, or three, or four, or fhr<
thera will not be tome fellow com« PICTURE OF RACCOONS
along who want* to widen thh
IN GAME MAGAZINE
atreet? What are we going to d>
then? Walk» coat money, you know
A unique picture in natural colors
W» haven't any to throw away.’’ o f a raccoon mother and her baby,
Now what la there to do but to owned by Ralph Hanna, proprietor
take up thia matter of the widen­ o f the Whitehall« Cafe appeared on,
ing of Wataon St. and get that the cover of the August number
•ettled before getting too far along of the Fur, Fish and Game maga.
with the aidewalk project?
zinc. The raccoon mother ie stand­
Mr. Ring, who has purchaaed pro. ing on her hind legs, holding her
perty weat of the M. S. Barnes baby with her mouth in the back
estate waa
present and
inquired o f the baby's back, much a* a cat
what he ahould do to get a walk hold* her kitten, and with hor front
built along tha aouth aide of that legs around its body. A story of
•traet, Tha atraet committee were this raccoon appeared with • small
requeatad to view the location and photograph in this same magazine
report at an adjourned meeting to about two months ago.
Thia rac­
be held naxt Monday evening.
At coon ia in two different moving pic­
that time alao thera will again come ture news reela.
Up the widening of Wataon atreet
and the building of thet aidewalk. BOBBY SAUERS CELE­
During the month o f July the wa­
BRATES BIRTHDAY
ter eonaumed by the reaidenta here
as recorded by the individual meter»
Bobby Sauers rci-ently celebrated
did not aggregate quite a half of
♦ hat purchased from the Tualatin his fifth birthday with a party.
Valley Water Company. Thia brought Birthday cake and other refresh­
up the matter of having a check on ments were served to the little
folks.
the meter» and it waa agree«! t
Those present were Bobby Sauers.
have the master mater formerly used
on the Bull Run pipe at Bertha in- Maxine Csdy, Lois Livermore, I«ie
atalled a few feat from the water Welsh, LaMcrae Dean and Thelma
company’s meter at the City limit» Tafft.
On Front atreet.
A considerable part o f the re. SCOTTS ENTERTAIN
mainder of the time waa taken up
AT BRIDGE DINNER
In the Hlacusaion of regular routin«
business.
Mr. and Mr*. Walter Scott en­
Monthly Meeting
Beaver Theatr* will discontinue
the silver night September 1.
Mr. and Mr*. Calvin Barnes of
Hillaboro riaiUd at the home of
Mr». Bameg’i mother, Mra. D. C.
fiih tr , recently.
tertained with a bridge dinner, on
We«ine»day evening. The guests were
Mr. and Mra. F. H. Sohoene, Mr.
and Mrs. E. W . Woodruff, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Hansen, Mr. and Mrs.
W . C. McKoll, Mrs. F. 0 . Donald -1
, son and Miss Mabel Carlson.
(CmrtiM. W N U I
FIRST REAL PICTURE
OF GAECHOS, HERE
Proclaiming "Charge of the Gau-
chos as the first real picture of
these Argentine dare devils o f the
boio, N, G. h reemsn
is
bring­
ing this feature to the screen of
the Beaver theatre with a star cast
which is decidedly imposing,
for
cis X. Bushman, famed as the Mea-
®f “ Wen Hur, ’ Jacquel.ne Lo.
ran, of "The Blood Ship” and "King
of Kings"' Henry Kolkner, Paul El
lis, Charles K. french and other no
ted player» are to be seen in the
cast lineup.
'‘Charge of the Gauchos” depicts
the struggle for freedom of the A r.
gentine at the time that Spain
maintained her last dying hold on
that South American republic.
On thundering steeds, with boioa
Dying, hordes of the Gauchoa, dare
devil cow boy* of the pampas, charge
into the serried ranks
of their
Spanish foes, sending them flying
under the leadership of the gallant
Belgrano, portrayed by Francia X.
Bushman, noted a* “ The George
Washington o f the Argentine."
The romanLc story, woven around
the historic Belgrano, teeming with
action, and featuring Jacqueline Lo­
gan aa the heroine, was given the
benefit of real co-operation by the
Argentine civil and military o ffic.
laTa who threw open their histnriea! ]
archives to the produce#» and t - h
abied them
pgtore th» „ - eat bat
tie. f « ’ i t - — ;, and t o u c h e s
... re shown at the Beaver theatr
for three days, beginning, Sunday
August XI.
AMY’S D.’S MILLIE RE-
CLIVES
MEDAL!
Both a gold and a silver med»
have been awarded by the America
Jersey Cattle Club to the purebre
Jersey cow, Amy’s D. s Millie 66504
for her latest JOd.day production n
cord of 682.42 lbs. of butterl'at an
13, 734 lbs. of milk. Millie was star
ted on this test at the age of
years and 6 months and carrie
calf for -22 days of the ten months
To maintain this splendid recor«
she produced more than fifty 1M
of butterfat in every complete mom,
of the test and for seven of th
months her yield of fat was abov
the 63-lb. mark per month. In .
previous test started at the age t
2 years snd 2 months Amy's D.'
Millie produced 577.06'' it*, of fa
and 10.017 lbs. of milk'in 365 day:
Ciass AA.
in is double medal winner is on
of the many outstasding individual
in the fine herd owned by J. J'
Van Kleek & Sons, Beaverton, O.
Her darn, La Creole's Amy’s Dai
ling 430823, has a record o f 590.0
lbs. of butterfat ar.d 9,764 lbs. o
milk made in senior yearling for,
in 365 days.
C. E. ALLENS HAVE A
N E W ADVENTURE
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Allen an
son. Verne, went to the beach, Sa
turday, returning Sunday. They ha
a rather thrilling experience whil
driving along the
beach betwee-
Newport and Wallport. They drov
along the beach and failed to tun
on the road usually travelled, an
the usual thing occurred. The ca
sunk in the sand and they could no'
get it out. Fortunately they four,
several men who were taking
sun bath on the shore. With their as
sistance they succeeded in gettinf
the car out before the tide carrie
it ont to sea. However, they sa'
that aside from this, they had r
love1 / trip. They returned over tb
Roc yvelt Highway, which they say
is a beautiful drive and worth any
one's time to take It.
ALEXANDERS BID
FAREWELL TO GUEST
Mrs. Edw. Gorgen of Minneapo­
lis returned to Seattle, this wee'-
after spending several weeks with
her sister. Mrs. W , J. Alexander
She will spend some time there vis
, iting with her brother, E. H Ham
mer, and her son. E. C.
Gorgen
and family, before returning to her
home in the east.
Last Friday. Mrs. Alexander gave
a luncheon in her honor. The guest:
were old friends of the Alexander
and Mrs. Gargen. from Portland
Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Hammer from
Seattle were also present,
a y iS ii
cattle Pacific College Will
Be Represented at the
Grounds,
»LET
August 11
EAST OF
TOWN
Jvery Evening Rev
Watson
dr«-'-es Large Gathering
Quite a large city has sprung up
ast of Reave: ton oa tue Ganyon
oad. it is located a little way be­
yond what la known as the West
jlope Service Station but it cannot
re seen until one approaches quite
close.
The Free Methodist Third Annual
ampmceting is in fail swing, the
ates being July 31 to A >:*« t i.
j a turday afternoon SeaLtk Pacific
oliege will he rep ^ ,en; .d at w>-
¡rounds. Sunday, Au*ra.st 11 rasa Weil
designated as Missionary day, and
level end and Mrs. Ca-d**tg. fo r
wenty years missionaries to Inn.a,
vill be the chief speakers. . Other
niasionaries will be present for that
jeeasion.
Every evening Rev. Claude A.
.Vatson, whose picture heads ti. .
uiumn aduresse- the gathering in
he big tent. Rev. Watson is a mem.
er of the California Bar Associa-
ion, and is weU-known through the
Northwest as the
lawyer-preacher.
He comes from the City of The
\ngles, Los Angeles.
Mrs. Grace Edwards has charge
>f the Young People’s work. She
las been at the annual gathering
for several years. Rev. burton B«?a-
tle, a former missionary to the Pa­
nama canal zone is giving a course
of lectures each day. Those attend,
.ng are advised to bring note books.
The regular Sunday School con;
vention was held ot
the
Camp
Grounds Monday, August ." with Mrs.
Rozella Douglas, conference Sunday
«chool secretary in charge.
»OCAL YOUNG WOMEN
TO GO TO ALASKA
Miss Rhoda Shellenbcger, Mi«s
Mary- Donaldson of Coquille,
ar.d
Miss Orna Belle Emmons left on
Wednesday for Skagway, Alaska
and way points. The trip ia uedar
che auspices of the University of
Oregon.
A study of the
Alaska
school system, the geography and
geology of Alaska, and various o-
iher subjects will be made.
Upon their return from the trip,
Miss Shellenberger will resume her
school work at Raleigh, while Miss
Emmons and Miss Donaldson will
return to their work as supervisors
in the Oregon Normal school, where
they have been working for »eve »1
vears. Both of them
has
been
connected with the Training School
at Rickreall, but this year Miss
Donaldson will supervise
in the
training school of Independence and
Miss Emmons in Monmouth train,
ing school.
PRESIDENT ATTENDS
LOCAL REBEKAHS MISS McCLOSKY RE­
TURNS FROM N. Y.
The President of the Rebekah as­
Miss
McCloekey returned last
sembly of Oregon, Mrs,'. Ingles, of
Albany, was present at the retjular week from a shopping trip in New
meeting of the local Rebekah lodge, York City. She is a buyer for I.ip-
man Wolfe Co. of Portland. She
Tuesday evening.
There was quite a large crowd j says that the “ Great White Way”
gathered to meet her, several cu n . of New- York is merely a figure of
ing from Hillaboro and Tigard lod- I speech and does not materialize. The
( 7 »s. After lodge, light refreshments \ municipal lights o f Portland are far
of cake and ice cream were served ahead o f those on Broadway.
by the committee.
DIETSCH IS RE DECOR­
ATING H I S STORE
Mr. Deitsch. proprietor of the
Dietsch a Hardware store is painting
the interior of his store building
and Intends to rearrange and re.
decorate the interior in such a man­
ner as to make it a real up.to-date
j hardware and furniture stpre.
MRS. THORNTON CAM S
ON OLD FRIENDS
Mrs. John Thornton fVnWe P i -
ford) and daughter o f Cal f. '■ «
callirr on old friends ami n o'»b .
bora last Fruiay afto noon.
Mr*.
Thornton and her husband arrived
in Oregon last week and are nl»n.
ning on locating here permanently
if he i» *ucce»»ful in «ecuring work,