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VOLUME VII, NO. .37.
S mik I c Copy, 5 Cent»
lieavcrton, Washington County, Oregon.
Friday,
Short Items About
People We All Know § £
Avgust 16, 1929.
$1.50 Per Year
“ HOAD TO RUIN” IS
COMING TO BEAVER
fcO U R T HOUSE ITEMS’'
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MOL'NT HOOD AT DAWN
At morn first breaks before the tun
Hoods the glad world with Joy and light;
In that firat glimmer of the dawn.
Mount Hood stands in his robe of white.
Outlined against the Eastern sky
Like some proud monauh o f llut night,
(With kingly head uplifted high.
Clowned with a crown of denlhleaa snow)
Who, as the long, datk hours drag by.
CiUards well the sleeping world below.
1 he mountains, crouching at his feet.
Seem servile subjects of his might.
As gulden dawn awakes from sleep,
And draws the shadows of the night
From o ff his regal brow of light,
(Stamped with the seal of deathless youth)
And gilds his robes o f changeloss while.
White, symbol of the changeless truth.
—Gertrud,. Martin Christensen.
Comings and Coings Of The
People In And Around
City of Beaverton
MANY HAVE PICNICS
The Kingston family picnicked at
balm Grove. Sunday.
The local grange picnic was held
at lialm Grove, Sunday.
Mrs. E. J Stevens and daughter,
Carol art- spending the week at
Kuckaway.
A meeting of the School District
Pfundary poar«f o f Washington Co.,
Uiegvn was hekl m the o ffic , of the
ounty School Superintendent with
.11 present. The matter o f the High
l*chool transi ot tat ion routes in con.
«roversy between Hillsboro and Boa-
In Adjourned Session î
Resolution I h Passed Call verton was taken up The Beaver-
petition for routes wn< grant
ing Fur The Formation I ton
cd as f||yd wi;h Ibis ^ou^rtivn, Ikat
litij ros't to I* allowed |«,r pupil for
of lui |iri>v vinci»! Dial.
ENGINEER
Robinson
Has
REPORTS
Maps
Mr», D. Pitt and .........'
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returned
Sunday from un eight day stay at
Ocean beach.
Miss Ida Kcghittu spent several
d“ >'* Inst week with hi-r aunt in
Portland.
Mr and Mr». Albert Erickson vis-
iu-,1 Sunday with Mr. Erickson’» ino.
(her in Tigard.
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»h«wer was given
Monday evening for Mis* vena Gn»-
Ki„ , lh,. <;uv r „ rr
*'•'
J
Cotioly arc
' l M'‘d'ng their vaci.tiOB wit**
| th«»e transported from the
ft >c!t B,,<i relative» **
...end»
I Creek, Helvetia and West
"* *>«<lV*rton.
i section shall not
•...on
Mr. and Mr». Dmrbaugh and son
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“ * greater than the picnicked Sunday with Mr. Dror-
I
1 * B®r P0!’ ^ °n their o - Laughs parents who live in V rr-
Ither routes.
„oma.
or Project,
ed Bewer By»tci»s Her*
Tiie adjourned meeting of
the
Town CfeMcd held in U m City Hall
Monday vvenintf of lh»a week w m
over ' ¿ ¡ ¡ S l y f J r d^UM .on
pf th§ virtue* improvement project»
which ar* Juat now occupying the
minds o f the Aldermen
On account of lh* uncertainty
of
widening Watson SL, H was decided
to eliminate that part of the im-
provement district and begin
the
walk along the south side of Front
St., Juat west of Erickson s Garage
and complete it as far west as Erick-
•on Avenue.
City Engineer Robinson of the
firm of Haar and Cunningham was
present at the meeting and reported
the result of his conference with
the Southern Pacific in connection
with filling in and leveling off the
of open ditch along their right-
of-way.
Included in the report given by
Mr. Robinson was
the statement
that he had ta his possession at the
Boar A Cunningham office
maps
made by the then Engineer Kelsey
for a projected aewer system for
Beaverton lie went on to say that
Mr. Kalsey died about a year ago.
and that a son living In the East
had been back here last winter and
(had turnad over numerous papers
concerning a number of municipal),
ties In the Northweat which were
quite valuable to the communities to
which they appertained.
According to the plan that is now
being cons.dercd, the City will build
a drain from the corner of Front
and Watson Sts. along the north
curb of
or Front
J-ront St.
5>l. to u
a point
poini oppo
oppo-
sit« where the water flows througJi
the culvert under the railroad tracks
Th* railroad will l* expected to take
the work from that point on to
where the water flows under the
present highway on Broadway. Mr.
Robinson will report on the propos
ition,
Th« resolution was passed calling
for ’.he formation of the improve
ment district along the south side
of Front St- and It is expected
that unices something now unfore.
seen happens at least a considera
ble amount of walk will be con
structed before the fall rain sets
In.
The meeting adjourned sine dine.
roUu ? c ftl,„d *’y
A Urge crowd attended the panic
n. tri
Wo 0 ,UT n a H,rh
,
evening held at K o.m er. Reet
f except
n , rJ ' the route
r
br°,r d the
.T “ Jacktown
™ ' " 1 j, in vi honor o f Mr. and Mr* J. E.
from
district cast to Hszeldale school
*«*•• • "* «hence north ta the high.
M"
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may whifh waa dvoiad. +%c+pt «Uo ll,u* ttn,i Jo 1**,h
returned .Sun-
«hat th. Rock ( ’reek. Helvetia .nd <>«>'
d» ’ - F « O '
Vfvni Vrnion route may
n»w by cwan
a<
Hillaboro only on condition that they
Mr. and Mr». WilJinan, Mr. and
»hall hs. allowed no more per pupil Mrs.
J. E. Cor.oly ar.u Mr. and
for those transported
from that Mrs. Shunk are spending a few days
"ccti->n than h»s l>ren allowed to at the beach.
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District
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tor those
'flic Rebokah N.-edl- and Social
transport
Club will hold a cooked food suie
N A
Frost Secretary of the Saturday, August 21. in the Bea.
School District B undsry Board of verton Market & Grocery Store, c-37
Washington County. Oregon.
l>r. and Mrs. W. S. Johnston
entertained Mr. and Mrs. J. H
I* A ( I LT^ FOR LOCAL
Hulett and children and Mr. and
SCHOOL IS CHOSEN Mrs. Fred Braun and small son tit
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dinner, Sunday.
The faculty for the next school
Little Billy Braun, the 4-yoar old
year for ths Beaverton schools The son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Braun of
grade »chon! faculty is as follows Forest Giovc is spending the- week
1st grade Mrs R n „ W e l l ; 2nd at the home of his grand-parents,
grade,
Miss
Evelvn
Glenn.
3 rd Mr and Mrs. J. H
.Hulett.
grade. Della Glutach; 4th grade. I ll-
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lie Wai-ener; 5th g ’ ade Mrs Wit
„ >,r' * " d
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son; 6 th grade Miss Morse- 7th
L °rl and v‘ *lU,d «t Hie hreeman home
grade. Mr. Robert Phillip«, of Spar-
U*,d*y ' ,M r* Incoman retunio.!
ta. Oregon, a oraduate of Monmouth-
h
t0 fP *1'*1 ,* f
? a> .. £
8 th grade. Mi*. Davies
them before they leave for their
The high school faculty i . : i. r . vac#t'on Bt th' ^
„
Mol tier; Miss Kinnear, of Bortland. Humer Allen’ s0n of C L Al,en
at
a member of
O. A . C. ’29 class. h» s bct’n »pst*dini a few days
commercial course; Mrs. R.d^rtson. ,hl' hl’nu’ of hia rarfnts. He left
Science, Mrs. Metzler,
I.atin ami Wednesday. Ho is working for the
French; Mr. Hughes History; Mr Burvwu of Bubllc Roads on the
Webb. Mechanical Drawing, and Ma- Soulh iork of tho Sanliam river-
thcmatica; Mr. Warren, of Colorado.
A fine baby boy arrived at the
a graduate o f the U. of O., and Wilcox Memorial Hospital Monday
an assistant at Monmouth. Algebra to make his home with Mr. and Mrs.
and boys'athletics; Mrs Cook, Eng
Henry Desinger of Knappa. Oregon.
Ilsh; Mis* Sanford, English; Miss Mr. and Mrs. Desinger have been
Belden,
Home
Economics;
Miss gp<.nding the summer at the home
Science of McMInnvdla « '
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n,pmbc; of th -’ ./9 ‘J ,, ,, of L'in_ of his parents in Beaverton
field.
Miss Mary Fairing o f Bortland, an
0 . A. C. graduate, will teach part
of the time In the grade school
and part o f the time in the High
School. She will teach Spanish in
the high school.
SON OF MR. AND MRS.
NATE LOVE MARRIES
A wedding o f unusual Interest to
,thl» community was that of Victor
R. C. Love, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Nate 0 . Love to Miss Ruth Auld,
daughter o f Mr. and Mrs TV. M.
Auld of Brevost, Wash, The eere-
GRANDMA DEARDORFF | mony took place at the home of the
ta
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n A D T V i bHHe’" *1*, *r' Mr* R"y Achieve at
IS GIVEN
1 A K 1 I 665 E. 62nd St. north in the pres.
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| once of immediate relatives
and
The msny friend* of
Grandma friends. The rooms were l>eautiful
Deardorff gathered at the home of with pink sweet pea*, pink .osss
her son. D L. Deardorff of Cornell- and ferns. The double ring ecrouony
ue, Thursday, August 10 to help her was used. Rev. Dr. W. W . Young-
Celebrate the 80th anniversary of ston officiating. The bride wa* lov*-
h*r birth. Among those present were ly in a gown of pink crepe and car-
Mra. Scott, Mrs. Cooper, Mr- and ried n shower bouquet. The groom ia
Mrs. Kilgore, Mr. and Mr*. Dureu employed at the Rny Mnling Co. at
Mrs. Jesaie Kilgore, Mrs. Vickers, Hillsboro. After a short honeymoon
Mr. and Mra. Tom Allen, Mrs. Sha at the beeches the young couple will
be at home to their many friends
fer and Ouata Hoffman.
on 606 E. 20th St, Portland.
D. U. V. WILL HOLD A
HOME ECONOMIC COM
PICNIC AT HILLSBORO
MITTEE HAS MEETING
The daughters of the Union Vet
erans of the Civil War will hold a
picnic In the afternoon of August
21 at Shute Bark Hillsboro. AH
daughters and sons of Union Vet
erans are especially invited. Bring
your friend* and a well filled ba*-
A special meeting o f the Home
Economie Committee of the Kinton
grange was held at the home of the
chairman.
Mrs.
George
Snider,
Tuesday evening to make plans for
an entertainment to be given at
the hall a little later In the senaon.
k «t.
The date will be announced later.
Send Products to Fair
Hearing objections to the final ar.
count in ibe estate of Edward L. |
Naylor estate opened Tuesday mor
ning la-fore County Judge Ward The
case will probably continue the rest
of the week.
Live Oregon Buck, a Col
ony O f Live Beaver, And
Other Wild Game Shown
CO-OPERATION
Many Itrturn from Vacations
O”
thera Ar« I,casing For Ik-achea
Mr. and Mrs. W . J. Alexander
are enjoying a new radio.
BOUNDARY BOARD
SETTLES DISPUTE
The bids for the delivery i f a
complete sprinkling system to be
on the <- ■ >'irt House pre-
were opened Tueolay by the
,'ourt, and Kendall Hard- I
j waie Co. of Korelt (.rove having the
lowest and best bid they were a- I
warded the contract Their bil was
for the price o f $19hl 00 .
A
Estate» Admitted to Probate
Thomas P. Hines who died July
8 , 1929. estate »how. real and per-
TS.S i* Y
c‘£ .1 X2 Z ,
w
..
ExWI>lt "
ASKED
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Be Moved To Oregon
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ra.
1927 at Reno, N evadi, ; estate show*
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property valued at t'iOO,
heirs o f said estate is Lettie SG * ! W“ hlnVton county’s products, a-
Lozana of Reno
' j IbnK with thus« of the whole state
Jacob Reichen died August 9- „ J ° f ‘f * * ™ *1'! U «h ib ited to the
tate shows real ami *JL, 1 “
P*°l,1e ° f California in that states
perty of t30W O O ^L ^heir is Fred
Jnbile** durin* the *fn da>'<
J. Rekhen of Portland.
^
Au|fust, \ * September 10 .
at Sacramento, it is announced here
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! by Governor 1. L. Patterson.
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J**ued on
The co-operation of the Beaver.
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an<
. haw and ton chamber of commerce and others
te n s M. Geskill, both of Beaverton, throughout the county, as well as the
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county agent and other local repre-
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*rr' ,L*,. were / rT.a< e Monday gentatives is asked by the state in
l > Deputy McGuire o f Forest Grove; getting up the exhibit.
Samuel Jones w a, arrested for drlv.
T,
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.
The exhibit will make n lenticu
mg while intoxicated while Jamei
lar appeal to tourist», who will be
W oim I s was taken in on charge of
able tM gain an idea oX o -
Jrunk and possession of liquor
egon s
great beauty of 1 *c—
..era and trees,
her we»1**-
T h r c t Jl«w rc «s w e r« granted this
of wild game and fish,
woek hy Circuit Judge B »'-’ *
and industrial and agricultural pro
\ t, V. We>-*
duct*. It will be as representative
W -x-*
_.«r vs. Anson A. of the whole state as it is possible
...e r ,
to make it.
James A . Owen vs. Anna Owen.
A live Oregon buck, a whole co_
Fred H. Scheible vs. Vera R. lony of live beaver, a large quanti
Schedile.
ty of live wild ducks, wild phea»-
Ernest J W olf vs. Maude M. ants and quail, two
pet bear, and
W olf.
numerous agricultural and lndistri-
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a! products, will all
be a part of
Orders were given in the fo.’ ow- the extensive exhibit, which will oc-
inK. Circuit Court cases this week, cupy a space 34 x 68 feet in the
Credit Service Corporation
vs machinery building at the 75th an.
Gertrude Denham.
niversary of the California State
Harry D. Steichen vs. Walter W . Fair.
Koch et ux.
xhe booth will be returned to Sa-
James Binder vs. E. M. John- lem in time to be show-n in its en-
ston et al.
tirety at the Oregon State Fair.
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September 23 to 28,
in order that
Divorce Suit Filed
Oregon people may have an oppor-
Etlicl L. vs. \ . E Early; they tunity of seeing it.
were married at Americkn Falls, I-
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F E C T IV E A N D C H E A P
for their support; also asks judgment i
ami interest in f *>00 personal pro- I
.
,
perty belonging to plaintiff claimed
A cheap and effective met o o
sold by the defendant.
, killing immature fleas that may be
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»alt lightly over the floor, and then
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k the entomology d pnrtment of Ore.
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Mrs. E. L. Cox of Kinton att.'nd-
ed the annual picnic of the Mult,
nomah county Home Economic C o m -,
nilt'ee
held at Mt. Tabor park in
Bortland last Wednesday.
There
wrre about 100 P«^»ent and
a
program was enjoyed after a picnic
dinner. In the evening Mrs. Cox at-
tended the United Artists theatre
«nd
“ Evangeline” on the screen,
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D IE T S C H
A N D F A M IL Y
P I C N I C VT P A N S Y D A L E
F. J. Dietsch and family picnicked
at Bansydalo, the. home of Colonel
Aird- This picnic is an annual event
when the officers of the 381st Re-
giment Infantry Reserve get
to .
piether for an outing and conference
r,,IK.w old acquaintances.
Bansydale located about four miles
south of Oregon City, is the home
of the commander of the 381st regi-
ment, Colonel Aird.
gon State college. The salt solution
has proved very efficient in killing
the fleas in the immature stages.
a light spraying of creosote oil.
derived from coal tar and often
ugt.d as a wood preseiwative, is also
of value in killing fleas in the sdul’
stages, and has some destructive ef-
f ect on the immature stages also, it
is found. To eradicate fleas it is
necessary, of course, to remove all
animals that may act as hosts.
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SILVER TEA IS VERY
W E L L ATTENDED
The silver tea held
of Mr. and Mrs. A .
enjoyed by all those
Among those present
lowing ladies from
Alice Richards, Mrs.
>fr,. Josephine Cox,
McCormick and Miss
Kleek.
Blenty o f excitement and trouhle
was witnessed by both film folk and
theatre goers, over a result of a
‘•boner’’ pulled
by the Bortland
Board of Censors.
J- J. Barker, who was recently
made general manager of Fox hou.
ses in this territory, had bought
"The Road to Ruin,’’ for one of
the Bortland houses. The board de
nied him a permit for its local
showing, claiming it was suggestive,
obscene, etc.
Then. Calvin Heilig, owner o f the
legit Hcileg got hold o f this film,
and succreded in obtaining a pre
liminary injunction against the cen
sors, The picture was given a eir.
cus advance billing. The district at
torney, acting for the
censorship
board, applied for a court to dis
solve the injunction.
When the motion came before the
court. Judge Stevenson had the fo l
lowing to say:
“ When the mayor effected the ar
rangement that nobody under the
age of 18 years should view this
picture, the purpose of censorship
was met. I think the action of the
board o f censors from there on, in
denying a permit for the showing of
the picture, was an arbitrary sxer.
cise o f authority.”
“ The Road to RufQ” will
at the Heave, T t o a ^ for 2 day»
. H ,*,y. aad ..onday, August 18 an
1 * . ..»a is the only date the thea
ter management could obtain and o’
account of the public demand fo
»he showing of this picture, Mr
Freeman took the only
available
date and will run the picture, “ Th
Masks of the D e 'l!.'’ that wa
booked for this date two days la
ter, Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs
day Auirist 21. 22 and 23 givin
it a three days run.
CIRCUS IS COMING TC
PORTLAND, S O O :
After all there is but one gre
circus. And now comes the announc-
ment that Ringling Bros, and Ba-
num & Bailey’ s “ Greatest Show o
Earth.’’ will soon visit thi« vie nit
with all it* myriad of wonders wh
it exhibits in Bortland on Wecne-
day, August 28.
The advance advertisii»M ar has
aiding tha appearance o f
wc*
der of wonders is now in this ter'
tory and its gaily colored lith,
graphs blazon forth throughout th
country-side.
.Com^ig on 100 double length ra.
road cars, carrying Its entire cor
plement o f 1600 persons and lOi
animals. The Big Show will exhib
such stars as Zachinni. “ The Huma
Brojectile," fired bodily from tl
mouth of a cannon; Goiioth. t!
five-ton Sea Elephant; the combi
cd Wallendon-Rellmut Troupes, dar
ing artists of the high wire; Ct
Colleano. greatest of tight wire pe
formers; Miss Lillian Leitzel, mo
famed of all female aer.alists; th
Flying Codonas. led by the intrep
Alfredo, Maximo, the funniest c
wire acts; the Rieffenachs and E
nestos. greatest of equestrians, ar
many others from these and foreig
shores.
There are more new foreign act
than ever before with the Big Sho
and performances dazzl.ng wit
splendor and magnificence are pre
ser.ted twice daily. The Ringling
Bainum Circus is the only five
ring circus in the world-
to
Have New Quarters
It
Is Said That At
Time The
One
Building Is
Used As Town Hall
MORTON BUILDS PLACE
Many Blans Are Considered For Im.
provement Of Building
A business deal went through on
Tuesday even-ng of this weea that
would seem to poitei.d considerable
for tin« vicinity.
Some months ago the Bank of
Beaverton acquired title from if. H.
Ferguson of Ahn>«.u to the lot at
the southeast corner of Front and
Watson Streets where standi Bind
er's Grocery. The building there u
an old lanumark in this community
having been built, ; ...i say
u~>
.iuch as forty years ago, aecord-
..g to one story it wa; u - d as .
.own Hall when first built. There
s a big room occupying most or
.11 of the upper story wiiere dances
std to be held as well as elec.ions
nd all the meetings of general in-
erest to the community.
The place was bu.it by a Mr.
lorton and for many years
i
nown throughout this sect, on
.orton's Hall. About all the time
.ie lower Door has been oceup.e.l
s a grocery store. F. J- Bruu r
anaged the store at one time, and
t another it was owned by a Mr.
ox. N. G. Freeman was the pro-
rietor who gave over to the pres_
nt management, Mr. Jas. Binder.
When the Bank of Beaverton ac-
uired title they began casting about
or plans to improve the property
nd have decided they will erect a
ew,
modern, fireproof
building
oere to house their ever-expanding
ankmg business.
Blans were under way *»t ore time
o move the o’d building: around so
nat it might face on Watson ■*» —
nd occupy the lot' south o f where
now stands. Then ...Ur it
nought preferable to move it to » ..e
ast to the lone of the lot w.” •
oins the plot occupied by the Com-
iercial Hotel.
Under present plans row being
.•nsidered, the old frame building
vill be tom down to make room for
he new structure Th.s is in keep-
g with the times when the old
ives way to the more modern and
p_to-date. The new building wi’ I
ace Watson St., be o f the Miss-
on style of architecture. It is ex -
ected that actual work will begin
t once.
IANNING PURCH VSE
STOCK FROM FINDER
Announcement was made Wednes-
'ay of this week o f the purchase
f the stock and goodwill of Binder’ s
Irocery by M W. Manning, proprie-
or of the Beaverton Market & Gro
cery.
Mr. Manning came here almost 3
ears ago to the day and purchased
he Cady building. About a month
-Iter he took over the Beaverton
-larket and Grocery, wliicb was thea
iwned by Howard Morrison who had
urchased it from the founder, Mr.
ipraner just a few month's prior
0 the latter's death.
Mr. Pinder came to Beaverton just
1 little more than eight years ago
tnd purchased the store which he
îas until this week operated from
4. G. Freeman-
For the past several years Mr.
Binder has been Pres.dent o f the
Jeaverton l hamber of Commerce u. d
all during his residence here he lots
een active in civic affairs, always
nterested in what he believed best
.or the welfare of the community.
The stock of goods will be moved
to the new location of the Beaver
ton Market & Grocery. Mr. Pinder
ays that he is going to rest up
for a time and that he has no
dans for the immediate future. We
hope that he can see his way clear
io stay among us, no matter what
line of business he takes up.
at the home
B. Flint was
who attended,
were the fol- Ml TT DOG SHOW TO
Kinton: Mrs.
i> E
HELD
AT FAU
May Snider.
Mrs.
Ethel
A Mutt dog show, sponsored b.
Mable Van
the Rotary Club of Hillsboro, wi.
be one of the features of the Wash
ington County Fair on Saturday af
ternoon. Every boy and girl, six.
teen years old or under and partici
pate m the show by brmging th.
kind of a dog he owns. Brizes wil
be offered by members of the Ro
tary Club for the skinniest, fattest
shortest, longest eared, dirtiest anc
other classes. Boys and girls ac
eompanied by their dogs will be ad
rnitted free to the Fair grounds a
1:00 on Saturday afternoon.
Th
rules require that every dog must U
on a lease and must not be un.
leased at any time on the grounds
Another annual feature of th-
Fair will be the twins contest con
ducted along the same lines a:
last year with substantial cash pri
zes for the winners.
Fifteen wild,
bucking broncos
have been secured for
the
free
.¡RANGE HOLDS ITS
rodeo performance every afternoon
There will also be bucking mules,
REGULAR .MEETING
•tears and roping contests.
The Laurel community dance or
The regular meeting of Beaverton
chestra will furnish the music foi Grange was held on last Saturday.
the community dance, Friday night. The following were visitors from
» -
iz. Evening Grange No. 27, of Multno
LOCAL NEWS
mah Co. Mr. Ed'- . Brown. Mr. and
----- db Mrs. Eugene I’almrr, Mrs. El iot a
Mr. and Mrs. C- C. Beach, daugv
•'lire and Hon. Milton A . M:l'»r.
ter Miss Cathryn. son Carll Curt
There was a small numb-” - of
il
and Mrs.
Beach's
mother, Mrs
members present but a pie:- ■ t
\y
James Binder left Tuesday mornin. was had by all. In the aftemo-
a
for a week’s motor trip over th
'•ne program wo- «riven. Mrs. ’ --
Redwood Highway and to Crate
len Woodward was tK- honor n n-
Lake-
er at the birthday table, when - he
'ut the birthday ettko and pr «( 1 to
The Mesdames. Leslie
Spence>
rrh one present.
Willis taii>. N. w . Gorham , 1
W . Livermore, Jr..M . C. V.-
«a - 1 ”
cher and W . R. Van Kleek turn
.-i:-h Go. w ’P r
‘ • *’ ■ '0
up a theatre party on Tnur...
.Tice building in Salem in the very
evening of last week to see “ i!..
: Strange Interlude,” at the Heilig near future.