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The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively To The Interests Of Eastern Washington County.
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Beaverton, WanhiniHon County, Ore*on.
Sinici»* Copy, 5 Cent*
V O L U M E VII, NO. 52
Friday,
November 29, 1929.
$1.50 Per Yeaf
PFSHIMIHT
%
II* who thru all hi* y*ar* h*» trod
Th* rood of poverty and pain.
Look* up aliov# and »«• » no (iud,
Hut skies all dark with wlnUu'a rain
It* m m th* heavy arm vf might
ilold despot away thru all th« land',
II* aaca the wrong almv* tha right,
Whll* law *qii crime wnlk band in hand.
11« hear* th* children ■ cry f« r hr**d,
Above th* city'* not** and din.
II* a**» their face* whit* with dread
Of hunger, poverty ai.d aln.
II* look* Into th* coming v*«r*
Thru gathering rlouda of gloom and wo»,
With eve* all dim with hopeleaa t*ara,
He a ««» hla heritage
"the hoe"
—Gertrude Martin ChrlrUnaen.
IR E N E RICH I N P IC
U R E
AT
BEAVER
Dr. J. R. Talbert Is
Re-elected President
\ oi KT HOUSE ITEMS*
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Eatatca
Estate of Rebecca Cram admitted
to probate J. C Nalaon waa ap
pointed executor. Katate ahowa real
property valued at $ '¿0 0 0 and per-
aonal property at 81300.00.
On* marriage license
waa filed
thi* w.*k, that of Jam*a i*. cam *y
and Kleanor F Mitchell, both of
Portland.
The Committee On Button
B u (I k »* n Makes Report;
— Photo Courtesy Portland Telegram
Exhibits Buttons
Order* were »igne.1 in the follow
ing Circuit Court caaea:
V. K. Tuttle v* K. T. Page et ala.
Sunrise Finance Co. va. Breete
Aircraft Corp
Knul Johnaon va. James Keyaa et
IS IN HOOD CONDITION
E IG li iH
Mo*l of the l'rea*nt Officer» Have * 1 .
Margaret Cook et al va. Cleo
Konoud et al. Dismissal Order
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j State of lYegon vs. W K. Pow
er*. liquor charge. The jury failed
election of officer* for the *n- to agroe, and waa dlachaigcd
aumg year was the principal lea
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ture of the meeting at the Com- | A. M. Jannaen. J. R MrShane and
■neicial Hotel Wednesday
evening C. W. Anderson have tiled Article»
of this weak
Mrs “ Sue” Isaacson of Incorporation, to be known a*
was a guest at th« meeting.
| A. M. Jannson Drilling Co. The
Th* committee who
had been capital Stock
Is 912.OOti.UO. The
working on getting the bu ll»« bau- head office ia located at Beaverton-
go* mad* a report ami diaplayvU
•»*
»bo button* which had been
Article» of lncnrp<w»tion
have
unbred pteviou* to getting
the
nu.j by thc pr o i<l«nt. Secre-
n sine a of th* member* who are go
U ry „ „ j Trust**» of the Multnomah
Ing t« buy them. Tha design on*
clui)i Wllh h(,aJ 0mcc al port-
orgm al and cleverly worked ot i is
Muitnom*h County.
the work of the wife of Prea. J.
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R. Talbert. Mr*. Talbert, who ha. S F R I E g Q P M E E T I N G S
bv«ii th« succ«Mful contMtint m m v -
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oial art conte»ta, not tha leaat of
XU
BE
H ELD
SOON
which was to furnish a d«sign for '
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ons of the floats in tha Koa* F a* -
A aerie* of community meetings,
tival parade a year and a litti* December 2 to 7 Inclusive, to dis
more ago.
cus* timely agricultural subjects ha*
The ollicer* elected w i a* toi- been arranged by the County agent's
low»: President, Dr. J. R Talbert, office. Specialists from the Oregon
Vic* president, A. E Wilson; tie*
Agricultural College Extension Ser
jatkrjr-treasuryr, Frank 4 ihetsen; yife hav* bvert ertgagod to assist.
District Trustee. Henry L. Daren- j^ e schedule is *» follow«;
beauty
port; Hoard of Directors.
Esther
will l«e held at HIGHWAY
lleesackcr. N J. bkes, |l
L. Dsv- Uur>1 Decembsy
2 at 1:15 P. M ;
DEPENDS ON FARMER
anpoyt. D. C. Howard. Cap. W- Lip- >nJ al (,.00 j> Nj at R „ck Creek
pert, and W. L. Cady.
school house,
With s few exceptions the»« are
That tho future beauty of the
On December B, dairy mootings
th* prsssnt officer*. Where change» will be held at Kansas City Com Oregon highways and countryside
have been mad* they were Otca- munily hull at 1:15 P M.; and at depends not so much uj*>n , n
sionod by the dropping out of a Bohefflin hall at 8:00 1*. M. with munity or group action as upon
member or for some other ro»»on the following program at each oi the activities of individual prop
outside of th# control of the Club th« four places;
''Dairy
Disease erty owners is the belief expressed
1 h* Club is in a flourishing con.
Control" and "Ke«dlng dairy Calves" by A. L. Peck, professor of land-
d.tion, due largely to th« siDcient by N. C Jamison, dairy extension " » P * « a" la‘’ in*
Oregon State
work of it« President, J R. 1 albeit.
ia¡iil of 0 A
c
"Feeding 5^lk***' In a ' publication''** entitled
Ornamenti.l Trees for Northwest
Who has been so _1‘
ably
“ assisted by
" Milking Cows'', by Wm. F. Cyrus,
the Secretary. F. J. Dietsch. It is assistant County agent.
Highways." now ready for distnb-
on th« latter's shoulders that a con-
Poultry meetings
will be
held U
I**’” " rr<,ue,t
• iiioiable ah»rs of the work falls, December 4 at 1:46 P M. at Cham
Thf bullet.n, in,Gated by the Me
and h« has sarried out the ex ber of Commerce rooms,
Forest mory Garden highway association
pressed wish of th* Club in s man
Grove and at 8.00 P. M. at Hills- of Oregon, and financed by one of
ner which cannot be too
highly boro Chamber of Commerce rooms. ¡ta
friends, points out tlm es-
commended.
_____________________ ^ e. eoshy.
potUtr, ^ U ‘ .st, , , ^ ¡ , 1 nce<! for individual respon-
Hren Ke-elected Tv Office»
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ia
osto
w‘*l discuss "Poultry
AGRICULTURE IS SI B-
JECT OF MEETINGS each
boeding snd
poultry problems ,
hi
.
•lbilit>' ln the
,
of
tr^*
meeting.
attractive arrangement of farmsteads
Livestock meetings, dealing with other buildings along
(ho iiigh-
Ttiurs-
way«,
Iwclvo community m«eting$ deal- hogs slid sheep. yn|l W* hvld TJ
m
Ing with timely agneuUursl sub- Jay. December 5 at bvholU C i. ange
jo5ts will hs held In Washington hall at 1:16 P. M .;
and at Verbort
County Dscsmber 22 to inclusive Community hall at 8:00 P. M. H.
by th* County Agent's offics. D*
A . Lmdgren. hvsstock
specialist
c.mbm- second and third will be will discuss "bheep
Manngoment
.1 t a r point*
In the county, dealing with feeding
nroblems. dairy
cattle
diseases.
psstuiage. ytc Cn D«cSmber fourth
poultry^mectinks will
held at
Hillsloro and Foreat Grove wtth
11 F Cosby as th« main speaker
and lecttlrtfr Dsoemh«r fifth is for
i-.narsl livestock, mostly for
th*
,
«j
i
Lindgrsn.
lwTstock 'specialist, on the program
..i Scholls and Vsrboort December
»ixth and seventh is r««cn cd for
dlscussiona of ^
elovsr problem!
deiiling w|th the change over to
I|,o ,o-celled hardy type of red clo-
yK, ttnd for discussions of seed
potato
crap
improvement. • » «
growing, etc. st four points tn the
county,
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KINTON LADlEb AID
rp n nm n A MEETING
lO H UBL» A
« „
H ..„ T
S I CTaw “
S Z, held at the
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. '”J S " i ¿ ,r " ’
talk on “ Swine Sanitation,
[ Farm Crops subjects will be Jis-
cussed at Sherwood at 1:15 I*. M.
WH Friday, December d; and at Rock
Creek at 8:00 P. M. the same day.
On December 7 at 10.00 A . M.
farm crop« will b« the subject at
North Plains «Tiers the Kmglits of
Pythias have donated the use of
their hall for the occasion. At 1:16
P. M on December 7 tlie farm crops
meeting wnl be at the Commsrcia,
Club room» at Forest Grove. New
ptvclopementa'
with Red
Clover
reduction" by E U. Jac^c-
fBrm cj-op specialist, O. A . C.,
*nd “ C»«h Crops for Washington
by
q . T.
McWhort«:,
county sgent. At tho Forest Grove
mocting on farm crops Wm. F.
Cyrus, assistant county agent, will
di»«u*s “'torn Improvement"
and
will hoW n (<Co n
ipg uoul^ t "
p r ,.,-;»
S S
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P-rffelP“ -
NEW LYW ED S GIVEN
Churchjn *11 day |
SURPRISE PARTJES
session Thursday,
i m b e r 6 th.
Thursday. t Decer
*nd sh« es.
jes.res
thut *1
all
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re» ill“1
1 meninos» Uy
be
Mr- and Mrs. A- M. Kennsry vere
and he present » » there will
very pleasantly surprised by
group
work quilting,
of about thirty of their grange and
' .. Min. r ,i Hot Spring- Lodge friend*. The «venmg
was
The Klan>a
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strr t »pent in car»!« snd conversation. De-
Natatonum at <
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‘ tjy Ucious refreshments were served af-
Klamath Falls, hat open.d recently ^
^ ^
^
dppilrtin(r
frWnd,
Thc construction of a bridge »
cross the Willamette
River nea,
Springfield
ha* been
practuuiij
completed.
wished them much happiness and
joy
0n gatu„ j ay ovt-ning o similar
group from Tigard surprised them.
B IR T H D A Y
Eight year« old and slnl as alike
as carbon copies, the triplets— L~ura
Ethel. Elizabeth A ddi and rlo ,* m *
Emms Ewer celebrated thfcir coi-
lcctive birthday Saturday.
'fnis year, the g-rU form the ma-
' jority of the -B cals» st Aloha
«chool, and so far haven't had to
think of a single alibi to explain
poor report cards. All thru ISc-
ords show
straight
r u vv k
uf
A 's in all s \!M« c V» i includng de-
portpi^nl, and Mother Ewer hasn't
complained of this monotony once.
Granumother Ewer, however, may
be in financial straits if th* 'good
marks continue, for she offered a
nickel for every A at the out el of
the triplet's edueaCu&ai career, and
SO fnr ihe clasp of her purse has
eh*ke\l steadily’.
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. or,rla was »be b.g
" <>r
wb‘ !e ‘ n.CJ
" ‘.e ' aca inning
at ,u*
.irst
rea sp i in '• * °
corpora ion
ociut .««
ura an
lur^nce xcar.u i
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Beaverton Drops the
Season’s Last Game
To the group of notable screen!
actresses who have been Theodore |
Roberts* screen daughters
in the I
past, the veteran player has added!
Irenp Rich.
ohm Rich plays the title ro.e o f 1
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the Patbe picture "Ned McC bb’a I
Daughter " with Mr. Roberts, the B o t h i o u t h d o w n s C o m e a.8
grand old man of the «creea
he is affectionately known to the
a Result of Beautiful
motion picture world, * playing the
honest old retired sea captain whose
Long
Passes
precept and example have done to
much to mould her own code of
right and wr^ng. Miss Rich declares
thet she ice's honored to stand in ; M A N Y B A D F U M B L E S
film « a t io n to M actor «bom
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ehe has long nòni ¿red on* the screen
and in private life-
! Game ^
Near Visitor's
Goal-
Other important roles in the cast
Poets. Beaverton Has Ball
o í “ *N td, Mc^ üLb * DdU* ^ r’' Wtuch
' ome‘ to
Beaver Theatre on
Sunday and Tuesday next are filled
by Robert Armstrong, who plays toe
It was altogether too bad that
lead
opposite Miss Rich, George Beaverton a stu.dy eleven nad to
Burruuu, carold Lombard. Louis Na- drop the last game of the season
theaux and toward Hearn.
to their rivals, tne bo;» from Ore
gon City.
, ...,, , o v v
* l i v ltcj
Alter oeating everything they met
L lO lt A K 1
K l .L L 1 i L o
C k ' W R 41 it , tv* 4 T i n v c
first part of the season, anu
o ih » i i l i . V L i ' U . ’ n I l u . ' o playing better football in almost
every game, then to have
"Lady
During the last two weeks
an Luck” desert them the last
tw o
im y -e .g o t
student* **mes was certainly a hard blow
^
“ • ‘‘brary .very day for re-
some of the boy. one or two
lerenc«
. Tms does not of whom left the field of their last
i,u;lude lut »«W enU woo siuuy be- contest m tears.
iure “ nd a i"er school. Tne uorary
Fumbles were the order of the
pe,ma system enables the linear- day. those and decisions that would
ian to kvop an accurate checs on make anyone not a veritable opti-
wors each uiciv.ciuai stuuent u mist at least say a few words,
doing and the number of stuuenia even though under
their
breath,
jn tfle hhraxy each period. Toese gave the game to
Che
visitors,
permds are turned over to the tea- though they played a good game,
for whom the student has been fought with might and main* anu
d(JUlg Ielertnce work ^
w
t lll. seemed to be good sportsmen.
andIBis stiU°ii landlubber
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Way lbe teachers kriOW which Pu‘
Ore-on City’s first score cam- on
Th* pr.ze winning
wisecrack ol pi‘ *
iolkw,nf the
- beautiful pass thirty yards, and
th* year came when Father Ewer
1 aUi Boeckii donated
three booxa yet another made them th« extra
asked which of tho tea h-rs et the °f * * “ «■ »
¡‘ brary; “ Denrod . point
Then the »core stood 7 0
Aloha school the girls liked bed. b> BuoLh Tarlungton, "Dick Lung- until th.e third quarter, when Bell
as they returned from
the first aay LO'! stl ^ TJ er < by S ‘ A
Utrt>€rL ^ ^ ; on *** a* “ y wrtb a ‘on*f Pasa;
at school-
an^ A Gentleman of Courage , by
to Shannon« who caught
KINTON GIRL WEDS
•*r •« faxii . ♦ •*
1 1 ; , James Oliver Curwood. These are
beautifully and ran across« the
AT BROTHER’S HOME »
nv?C‘ H .
» ° t J. '
very acceptable as our iktion shcl-
giving the home boys about
of the progeny.
H^vc to try em v£g look ^rather bar, . lh e
KavUi forty yards, but they
failed
to
purchase a set of the Enclyclopeuia convert goal.
Mis* Edna Richards, daughter of out just lilt« a new car.
Mr iird Mrs. Harry A
Richards r t l TI f T T i t R V C V V T T O
Americana in th-rty volumes. Tnesc
In the fourth frame, one of the
1 l U ^ are wonderful re-ercnce books for home boys fumbled a punt and a
nml James R. Garden of Portland U t » L I 1 U TSPi
Were mairicd Monday evening. Nov.
OLD SOLDIERS H O . u E practically every subject in which visitor fell on the ball. They punt-
18th at the home of Miss Richards
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a student
might
be
interested, ed for a field goal and the ball got
brother, Harry Richards, of Portland
The Daughters of Union Veter- Billie Woodruff kindly brought in into the corner o f' the field and was
by Rev. Alfred Lockwood of St. ans of the Civil War met in the l. twenty-six copies of the Nation! given to the Beaverton boys on
Davids Episcopal church, the single 0. O. F. Hall Monday
afternoon Geographic. We have sent east lor
their one-foot line.
From
there
and they tried a punt but
it w a s
*?n*
was U8ed‘ 0nly imn* - that being their regular meeting binders for these magazines
diate relatives were present, num day. Plans were made to make a will not put the indiviuual copies
blocked and the ball fell back o f
bering about 40.
quilt of red white and blue blocks in the liberty until they can be their goal line, giving the visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon will mak? the blocks being Inrge enough to bound. These donations are very ac- a "safety.**
their home in Portland. The bride is put a name and address on. Anv- ceptable and we can use any num-
At the final whistle the ball was
one of our popular young ladies and one who would like
to have their her of suitable books in our library. at the visitors* one-yard line, and
will be missed at the social gath- name on this quilt
may do so by
1
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another shove would have put it
aringa in"Klnton? Her' many"friends paying KG. When
finished
the S C H O O L A N D C O U N -
over, or so it seemed, fo r they had
svt.’ nd eongiatulations and wish her quilt will be given to the Soldier’s.
a" f I R I i n i i F T ^ P l k C P n brought it down with a speed and
U L D t U D E l S 1 A M I - U precision
many happy years of wedded life. • Home in Rosebm-y
precision that
that was
was amazing;
amazing; hut
n rj,
there again they could not get in
long railroad trestle south of
* " da>’ ev« " n* ° f this week was that extra shove. And so the game
Th- Columbia County road uvw
has started construction work on the Brownsvi!
Irownsville depot
J H is i being com- f . Jsy ne. f.or ‘ hos® who v,_anted ended, with the ball in Beaverton’s
v reconstructed by k
v *« Qariii.
" lK* . Par.\
P3F* 10 ,fle
tke iormai7un of possession
^«session within
what looked
looked like
like
the fill from Prescott to the Colum pletely
the
South-
within what
bia River Highway.
¿rn Pacific Company
^
P h l u ¿ 2 Wehuty. ■ eatv seoring distance.
1
The school board held their annual ; The boy« have played a
good
budget e'.ectiou.
and
the
Town ^ame throughout the season, «n<f
Council held their budget meeting. tT f „„titled tp much credit, as is
At the school house, everything their coach Mr
Warren. Tlieir
went o ff
smoothly.
The buoget rext en(?<.aVcrs in the sports li-e
passed with haruly
a
dissenting win ^
darected towards develn--
voice. Besides instructing the bo«.d
m basketball team-
to increase the teachers’ wages next
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year, they also voted to employ H D I E S AID HOLDS
busses to bring la alt the grade a?
o,¥ -/-,rsc>c 3 ocvTTr D t r, » » D
wrl! as the high school pupils who
O L iL C L S M 1 U L d A A A A K
live more than a certain ¿¿stance
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from the schoolhouse.
The ladies Aid of the Evangeli-
At the council the budget wns caj Church held a most successful
also approved as printed and fol- bazaar at the Tigard Grange Hall
lowing so-"e discussions on differ- on Friday Nov. 8th followed by a
ent matters the Council adjourned dinner in the evening,
to meet with the committee
of
\ very interesting musical and
citizens who are working on the literary program was given at tht*
project of widening
W atson
St. ciose 0f the banquet. Miss cynning-
the report of the sppraisers
was bam of Portland gave one of her
read to the councT and the com- „harming talks of her travels, tak-
mittec. and it was thought best to
j,er audiem;e with her on a trip
wait until some future date for tnk- through Egypt; thru the Sues Ca-
ing the matter to the pioperty ru,ii down the river Nile, visiting
owners, as a number of the com- (h* tomb* of Phariohs, cl.mbing the
mittee were not very well satisfied Pyramids snd riding the camel« on
with the appraisers' report.
th# trackless desert
\ Jedegation from the committee
AH were charmed and hope to
was designated to visit the county have an opportunity o f hearing Misa
seat and get the assessed valua- Cuningham again.
n
tion on the property involved w
i t h
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the idea that the committee would FREE LECTURE T O BE
go over the appraisers’ figures and
r i V t 'V
A T T ilt I C ll f l P n
revise them somewhat in accordance
vxl » xbfN A l r t I L ,L ,o t H J K lJ
with the assessor’s valuation on the
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real estate involved.
| The Christen Science Society of
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, Hilihoro, Ore., announces a ire •
t°J
SILVER STAR IN N IS
leotore .n Christian Bcieuce by-Wil
Ngj SOLD TO FORT LAND CO. J 1
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ember 1 at 8 p. m. in the cfiu H
The builulmr known as the Si! edifice 3A St. near Baseline Ru».i,
\vi cwsr fnn has been sold tv. Hillsboro, Dre
F*rank Cole, Inc., a Portland com-
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psny. The owners expect to put in
The Church of Christ at T d >■'■>
the windows that have been broken, ig now occupying a new home • ►*«-
i and repair it in general.
"Church HIU",