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•y ti? I r IT S FOR Il K A V KKTON, K K V IK W 'H TH K FOR IT T h e B ea ver ton R e vie w r*l fan Rr.sntsr. FOR 41.1 TM ► F A M IL Y I The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively To The Interests Of Eastern Washington County. ■ ■ • ■ VOLUMK VIII, NO. 41. Single Copy, 5 Centi ■ - * ’■* ‘ — Short Items About People We All Know FATH ER KVAN (A Bonnet ) In the hiiah o f Ihr valley ,,f silence, I 'In an i nil the m iiik » (hut I aing. — Ryan Comings II rum nut the xileia'e o f Ihn lonif dead years. Poignant with heart lienta o f (ha gallant Kouth, All warm ami moist with dew drop* o f »oft tear*, I'uUat" n« aighing zephyrs o f the South Nurh I» * hr multi from those dream» o f thine. (Ill ling with Faith our haunting .Imjl.tx arul fror», Vliioninir thr Eternal ami Divine Hryoml the rhadow» o f Earth'« tra m im i year» and Goings Of Heavertonians Arc Re corded Here MANY VISIT BEACHES Many To IVopIr (u n ir lira verton lo Viali Frirnila and Relative« Col.1 or hora from thr huah o f Siimi'# ranghi Ami thrulAiril lo munir hy thy mrllow harp; Mrltlntr In »o n « thr p u n it jo-arla o f thouirht; Sounding 'h r ilrrp w ell» o f thr human heart; Sweet a i Junr'a kina, with lovr anil aunnhinr frauirht, rhut thr 'll« thr prtala o f thr roar «part. The I). U. V. met at the 1.0.0 F. hall Monday with a pot luck lunch ut noon. Thradore and Mary Tanner had thrir tonsils removed hy Hr. M a *>n on Tuvaduy. Crrtruilr Martin ('hriatrnnrn Robbers Carry Cut Chain Store Safe Burglars Probably Knter Building With A Skeleton Key IS THIRD ROBBKRY — —i... N h rn f l.»ra \itil ' S o a r , Arr P riv a te D r ie r - ... , . . . . Working On ( a . , Miaa Krmu Nelson is visiting in thr Jark Ruff home at Forest Grove tor several daya. I’lONKER CO U PLE CEL- EHKATK W E D D IN G Mrs. R. C. Syvrraon spent the Week end with hrr brother, Mr. F. W. Liverm ore and family. Mra. T. J. Ilannigan o f Portland »pent Tuesday visiting with her On Sumlay, «September 7, twrnty daughter Mrs. it. A Kohae. live rrlativra gathered at thr < . W. Mi*« Thelma T e fft of Kugene Struthrra farm nrar liravrtton to and form erly o f Beaverton epent celebrate thr golden wedding anni vuraary of Mr. and Mra. tiro. it. several days with friends here. Giben» o f Boring, parrnta o f Mra. Mr. and M r», H. A Kohae and St rut her*. sons Thomas and Havid spent the Ifuth Mr. and Mr», (iiliona are week end fishing at woods. Ore, pionrrra o f thr alatr. tiro, Gibbons Mrs. Joseph liagvnsto» of KinUm crossed tin. plain» with hia piyrti)» baby from lllinuia in 1862 at thr age of recently returned with her am yrara, and settled at Thr Dalle». from the Wilrox Memorial hospital A lirr ( ( ’uckelrea*) tiiliuna' parrnta Mr». Flora Scharffer and Mr*. 1 nUo ram# hy ox tram from Iowa J. Staffner of Portland, were week ,n aM<5' Mr. and (Himp jn ,,n s , r *,|y K,t|V Mr». Ciltona nM r Th(. madr thrir 1897 whrn thry movrd to thrir pre* For thr third Unir, thr MarMarr enl hume nrar Sandy. The-ir oldest »tor«' hrrr ha» lawn entered hy roh daughter, Mra. W. H. Harón. b I ho hrra. Thr uthrr two tum-a wn» whrn rwaidaa hrrr. ami a non, Fred R., thr inatitulion waa known a» thr •*»«•« In Eugene. Iw rntlrth Century, in charge o f Mr. ! Bringing pionrrr timra down to f-onoly. ( | thr present waa akillfully dsHKNI Wednesday morning whrn thr atratrd by a grrat nrphrw o f Mr», managrr, Mr. iSnyiWr, ramr itown to Gtlwjnx, Stanlry liarvia o f I’ortland. cprn thr atorr, hr noticed that the who eirvlrd thr houar thrrr timra tabby >«t whirh livra at thr atoir in an arroplanr. waving n Nolutr. waa on the outaulr waiting to be A aong composed hy Mr». Strulh- Irt in. Hr waa »ure that »hr had era and prrarntrd to hrr parent» I * en »hut in tbr atore the previous follow »: evening and wondered how »he had Tune: “ Golden ¡Slipper»'* got out during the night- Come liaten. folk». I ’ve a tale to lie huaied him».-If about getting tell, reaily for buaineaa that day, and It la not new and you know it well; finally atepprd around to o|K'n the *Tia the tale o f two lovers and how safe to plan- the taeh in the regí»- ' they were wed—- trra. Judge hi» surprise when there T w aa lovr at tirat sight, I ’vr hoard was no »a/r there to opm. ¡t said To rail the central oilier at Port- Thr lady was n teacher o f thr A - land and notify them took hut a 1 B 4“ x. minute Amithrr nnd hr had thr Thr» gent n tiller o f the soil if you Sheriff on the line and thnt officer please. sent a deputy down inunediately to Near thr town o f The Halle», It IS investigate. said they first met, Kxamination disclosed that the And every evening on tho sofa, burglars had apparently gained en together they would act. trance through the front door hy Chorus means o f a pick or skeleton key. Oh! those happy hours, oh those They had molested little in tlie store happy hours. excepting that they had taken the safe bodily out from where it was Those happy hours the two spent fasti lied to its place under the On the sofa, aide hy aide. t)h! those happy hours, oh those counter. happy hour». The sheriff and some private in vestigaturs are working on the case Those happy hours c.n the aofn spent and though no dues were disclosed, Before the knot wa« tied. it is thought that the guilty |utr ties may lie apprehended in the near future — — “- * - —■ —■ — — ------------—— Beaverton, Wanhington County, Oregon. end guest» Tuttler. of Mr. and Mis. A. C. Mr. and Mra. II. A Alexander and ton Harold viaitrd over the week end with Mr Alexander's sister at Bellingham, Wash. ID------ til [ Oregon State News in------------------------------------ — | iB J. K Woodson Motor Co. has moved stork nnd equipment from Cresawoll to Reedsport. A bond issue has been voted upon to provide funds for improving the water system at Coquillv. A record for slow flying, 32 mile* an hour, wax made by Captain I a 1- prier, a French uviator. The Halles C ity Council is con sidering thr franchise of Natural Gas ( orporutinn, who plan the construc tion o f a plant and the distribution of a ga* service there. KINTON SCHOOL HAS SMALL ATTENDANCE The attendance at Kinton school this year is not as large as in fo r mer years. the numhrr o f pupils being only .'10. Mrs. Hurrison. prin cipal o f the school, has 19 and Miss W ight, teaeher o f the primary grades, has I I . The prospects are very good for n sucessful year as the scholar» all like their tenchers and are taking much interest in their work. AF TER N O O N CARD ¿..M ~ - E V E N IN G P AR TIES LARGE ( REM EXTIN- GUISH KIMBER FIRE Ttu, n0ttV0r ^Social Club are start , ing their famous evening card ___ _ , panties. The first will be given Fri- Thoxe who reside on live Sherwood d »y evening. September 12. at S roa<| near the old Kimber place o'clock in the Masonic Hall, find a fire scare last Tuesday of- B'rilgo anil 5(H) are to be played, ternoon as a fire enuxod by the ex- Tw elve prizes will be gixen, am ploding o f the tank on n gasoline delicious refreshments will « saw got a good start. A number "»Tved. Chance* are to be hud on a o f coribi o f wood was consumed lie- lovely bridge lamp. Get y®ur 1 “ I* fore the fire was gotten under « * » from ‘ '',h,'r ,,f ^ f '* » ,’ w m g: eontrol, but. a large crew was soon Mr"- J,'hn Summer*; Mr and Mr», assembled and put it out before any Neilsen; Mr. and M r», Ro e, Mr. and Mrs. Blaascr; Mrs. Tinder- t more damage was done. hill; Mrs. Thynge. A splendid time assured nil. LIPPERT ADDRESSES PORTLAND GRANGE t i t i ---------- I ---------------- ------ --- NOTiCK * ' — Geo. W. Lippert. President of the GRANGERS A T T E N T IO N United Westsicb* Crulw, Alohn ad- Short session only o f Beaverton riresnel the monthly meeting o f tho Grange meeting, Scqitemlior 13. Evening Star Grange, Portland, Members will attend Hillsboro Fair Saturday afternoon, on the subject: In * body. Basket lunch on the “ Selling Oregon” . He was intro- Fair Grounds. dueed hy Senator Milton A. Miller. I ■ ■ ------ Reports as to the manner in which The Lincoln sc hoot building- nt his talk was received nre very fav Corvallis Is ilieing renovated for the tirable. 1 opening ot the school term. k j — -■ - ■ i - r — i _ September 12, 1930. $1.50 I’er Year MANY EXHIBITS ARE SHOWN AT FAIR The Washington County Fair o- |>ene<t Thursday morning w>th prac tically all the space filled with at- ti active and Interesting exhibits. The attendance waa exceptionally good. The grounds are in fine con dition and are well lighted in all AH Present Officers Are parts. Re-elected For The The rodeo performance was one ' f the best ever seen in this sec Coming Year tion, and the Newberg twenty-five piece hand filled the day with mu sic. There will be a rodeo perfor MUCH WORK FINISHED mance again Friday and Saturday. Friday night in the big audi Meetin g W ill Be Held At torium the community contest will ‘ Next Forest Grove In ú tiu n Hall be held. There arc a large number of entries in this contest and it George W. Lippert, Aloha, wax should be very amusing and enter re-elected president o f the United taining. Cash prizes for the win tier* are as follow »; fimt, 125.00; :l West Side Clubs at the first annual second, $20.00; third, $15.00; and : meeting Tue-day night at Kairvaie. fourth, $10.00. before the enter-' Other officials, ail re-elected, were tainment starts ballots will lie H L. Davenport, secretary; Samuel passed out among thoae present in B. Lawrence, treasurer; Mrs. II. M ’ assistant secretary, and the auditorium, and they will d e Powell, cide the winners o f the contest oy Boh Swayze, C. W. Noyes, Paul M vice their votes. Immediately after the Rising and E. J. McLear, contort there will In- jitney dancing president». The club is composed of with the I-aurel orchestra furnishing 52 community clubs in the Tualatin valley. the music. One o f the most important ac- Tlie twin contest Friday afternoon .-aments e l the organization, sponsored hy the Business and P ro in the opinion o f M i. Lippert, was fessional Women s < iuh, of Hills the obtaining of the non-skid sur boro, will lie the afternoon feature. -Saturday will lie the lug duy, face for the T erw illiger boulevard. The club accomplishel what the vall starting with the Grangers' pro ey, unorganized, has tried to get for gram in the auditorium in the mor 18 years, he said. ning, followed by the “ Mutt” dog The club helped in the formation show sponsored by the Rotary Club of the Fourth Street Highway as of Hillsboro. A ll laiys and girls sociation, which will unoertake to bringing a dog on a leaxh will be admitted free to the grounds and have a highway built from Portlanu allowed to (anticipate and try for to Multnomah along the abandoned Fourth street right o f way o f the the prizes on the contest. Southern Pacific. Status o f the pro Rodeo in the ball park promptly posed tunnel under Council Crest, at 1:30. The night program will another pioject indorsed by the club, consist of free acts o f high clans is now such that $5,000,000 for the vaudeville, starting promptly at 7:45 tunnel is available without cost to in the auditorium. Promptly at 8:45 taxpayers, it was said. Action of the fireworks program will begin. the state legislature in allowing an Thia is the best display in the administrative body to issue bonds Northwest this year. is the only thing remaining to be A fte r the fireworks there will lie done. dancing in the auditorium with the The organization was one of the Novak Girls Band and Entertainers furnishing the music. A ll dances first to petition Congress for $180,- will be jitney with a charge o f five 000.0,10 fo r canalization o f the Co the development of cents per dance, which is a reduc lumbia river, tion from former years. A ll enter which from a hydro-electric stand tainment in the auditorium is tree. point would be reflected in increasel opportunity in the Tualatin Valley, the president's report said. LIN DOW & SONS E A R N The next meeting will be held at M A N Y FRIZES AT FAIR the Legion Hall in Forest Grove where we will hear something about proposed short route to the J. A. Lindow and Sons have again the started on their tour o f the fairs Beaches. This is a topic in which where they make exhibits of the fine the people o f Tualatin Valley are herd of prize-winning liolateins. vitally interested. It might be well They ha ve have just returned from fo r those who are very busy to put the Multnomah County fair at a ring around the date on their Gresham where they won twenty calendar, October 14. prizes which include Grand Cham pion on bull, first on Get of Sire, besides five first, six second, three third and four fourth prizes This is a Beaverton herd which is shown at all the fairs in this section o f Oregon, quite widely in southwestern Washington, and at the State fairs. K IW A N IS C LU B PRAC TICES ITS “STUNT" The Kiwnnis club spent most of their time at their meeting this week in getting ready for their “ stunt” which they will put on at the H ills boro Auditorium tonight (Friday evening, Septeml>er 12). This promises to he a great a f fair and those who like to laugh are cordially invited to view the result o f the preparations at the time when it is put on. W ell it wasn't long till the knot PARTIES TO START was tied. And back to the farm the two of The Beaver Social t'luti are now them hied; starting their third Wednesday of They crossed tho mountains on their ROBERT H A IN E S TO every month 500 card parties. The honeymoon, first will he held next Wednesday. Hidn't take an auto, they'd have got Refreshments and lovely prizes are ‘ I there too soon. Roliert I.. Haines, known here as Tht,y huvp |ivetl together fifty long always given. They will start at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Sehellenlierger. Mrs. Bids have been opened fo r the Boh Haines, will he presented in |on(, years, Stark, nnd Mrs Führer are the construction o f overcrossings ot concert hy his teacher, K. Bruce Shared each other*' joys, wiped hostesses for the afternoon. E very Southern Pacific railway three miles Knowlton, nt H:00 p.m. on the e v e away each others' tears. body welcome. north o f Tillamook. ning o f Friday (ton igh t) nt the Hu And wherever they lived with their 1 s t J'ommercial Hall. Mrs. Knowlton fam ily of three. will accompany him at the piano They were always as happy as could B<d> is well known here. He a t be. tended the Beaverton high school Chorus for four years and graduated in 1^2‘t. While in sehool ho gained a Now, thut golden wedding, now that golden wedding. wide reputation as a tenor. He was 'ditor of the Hummer, class presi That golden wedding we celebrate, dent, member o f the glee club and Because we are so glad; Torch Honor Society, and took pnrt Now that golden .wedding, now thnt in many operettas ami plays. I golden wedding. A fte r lieing graduated from the That golden weikling we celebrate, high school he has lieen taking vocal For Mother and for Had. lessons and has sung over the radio -------------— — in Taeonia, Kelso, Portland nnd o- i SOCIAL CLUB STARTS thcr places. APPEAR IN CONCERT -V . , ~ , m l x Friday, FLY I XU (LIB IS FORMED IN PORTLAND One Student Prince biplane, man ufactured by the First National Flying systetn o f Portland, was de livered to the Aero leasin g cor poration last week at Watts airport in Beaverton, fo r use by members of the Portland Flying club, it was announced by Charles B- Eakin, ex” ecutive vice-president and general manager o f the corporation. There are already 30 members in the club, according to Mr. Eakin, which leaves only 2o more to com plete the formation of the unit ot 50 members. A pilot fo r instruction purposes will be assigned as soon as the unit is formed, according to Mr Eakin. Clubs are being formed now in Kelso, Tacoma and -Seattle. Each unit of 50 will have one plane for dual work and one plane fo r solo flying, with a paid in structor. There w ill be community flying clubs composed o f business men, Mr. Eakin reported— Portland (O regon ), Oregonian. Recorder Dietsch Asks H Recorder Is Instructed To Purchase Certificates O f D e p o s i t IS MI CH DISCUSSION Of P H IL M CT9CHAM who ha* been asked to visit Beaver ton and discuss the issues of the present gubernatorial campaign. The date has not been set but it is hoped that it may be in the near future. LOCAL W OM AN E N TERS CONTEST Margaret A . Denney o f Beaver ton has entered the National Can ning Contest, which is to be held in Shenandoah. Iowa, on October 1st, to pick America’s 1930 cham pion home canner. The contest is sponsored by the Household Science Institute of Chi cago, in co-opeiation with a num ber o f public-spirited groups as a means o f focusing the attention of American housewives on the econ omy and healthfuWiess of home canned foods. $4250 in cash, cops and ribbons await the 470 winners, including a grand sweepstakes a- ward of six hundred dollars ($600) in cash. Henry Field, Shenendoah farmer, merchant and K F N F an nouncer, ia president o f the contest. N ot the extent o f her canning but the quality of the finished pro duct will be the basis on which the champion canner of 1930 w ill be chosen. The winners will be selected from among the entrants in the Shenandoah contest. The contest is open to every w o man and g irl. There are no res trictions as to the nature o f the food sent. Contestants may enter, the fruit, vegetables, and meat di visions, any two o f these divisions, or all three. Any preferred method of canning may be used, although the Government Department of A g riculture finds that the hot-pack method together with the use o f a pressure cooker fo r the sterilizing is best, especially fo r the meats and non-acid vegetables. The list of contest judges includes five o f A - merica’s outstanding home economics experts and nutrition authorities, headed by Dr. Louise Stanley, chief of the Bureau of Home Economics, o . S. Department o f Agriculture. A sample ball-mason jar, together with prize entry labels and all in formation on the contest, may be secured without cost simply by w rit ing to the National Canning Con test, Shenandoah, Iowa. N E W H IG H W A Y ASSO CIATION IS FORMED The Fourth Street Highway as sociation was formed at a meeting of the Fourth Street business nun and the United We-tside Clut>s, held in the Multnomah Hotel, I'riday night. The purpose o f the group will be to promote the widening and surfacing of Fourth Street, and ex tending that street out over the abandoned right o f way o f the Southern Pacific railroad. This w ill to a great extent relieve the con gestion now existing on Sixth and Terwilliger. It is intended to aepuire the old right of way for the public. Geo. W. Lippert, of Aloha, was elected President. Sol Blumauer, vice President, and Henry Daven port, Secretary. A resolution was passed author izing the President to appoint a committee of seven to meet with the City Council o f Portland to pre sent the matter, and President L ip - pert appointed Eric Hauser, of the Multnomah Hotel, General C. H. Martin, foim erly of the U ndid States Army stationed at Panama Canal, C. J. Franklin, Portland cap italist. E. E. Fitzwater. of the guardian Luilding and Loan associ ation.A. W. .Molin, Chairman Front Street Association, Paul Rising, Multnomah, and U. L. Upson, Sec retary Up Town Association’ The move materially effects the TualatinValley and is considered one o f the major move* for the de- velopement o f the valley. The Bi.’la Submitted, One Referred Back To Recorder 1» The regular monthly meeting of the Town Council was held at the Town Hall Monday evening of this week, all members o f the Town g o vernment being present excepting the health officers. Minutes o f the previous meeting were read and the month’s bills presented: A. E. Hanson, payment on lot $100.00 P. E. P. Co., lights ............. 141.00 Otto Erickson, work on fire engine ............................... .75 F. W. Bishop, wire and bit 1.85 Orrie Sutton, labor ............. 12.00 W. Nelson, labor ............. 3.00 F. J. Dietsch, salary ......... 75.00 B. Leis, rent on garage , . 6.00 1 eaverton Lumber Co......... .52 E. Hobbs, surveying . . . . 30.00 L. F. Humburg, repairs on pipe, 5.50 V. Bixby, habor and salary 90.00 Investors’ Syndicate Aug. Pay. 97.65 C. Carlson, labor ............. 6.00 One bill was referred back to the Recorder for further information. There was some talk about in stalling a cheek meter beside the one now registering the Town's water supply and the Council fi nally voted to have the Marshal investigate the cost and report back as soon as practicable. The Recorder was instructed by the Council, with the advice of the City Attorney, to draw the Town's money out of the present checking accounts where it is held in a con siderable number of separate ac counts. and to purchase certificates o f deposit with the money, except fo r a nominal sum which was to be kept in one checking account. At the suggestion of Alderman Talbert, the City attorney was re quested to prepare another parking ordinance to embrace that part of Front from Main St. east to the depot and some portions o f streets north of Broadway. The ordinance will probably be up before the coun cil at their next monthly meeting. Recorder Dietsch made the sug gestion that there be a reduction in the present minimum water chargt- from $2 00 to $1.75 per month and there were suggestions that this might also be adopted with a cor responding reduction o f the mini mum cubic feet. However ro action was taken on the matter. I t was further hinted at that there has been a number of coupons of outstanding improvement bonds which have been called away back in 1925 that were coming in and that the fiscal agency at New York had been paying these coupons right along. The City Attorney sta ted that if the bonds were in the same hands as when the call for them was published that the amount paid on these coupons could be de ducted from the face o f the bonds but if the bonds have been sold to an innocent purchase, that the Town would have to pay the full face value o f the called bonds. PETROLEUM CO. B U Y S DISTRIBUTING CO. Ralph G. Bowman, assistant gen eral sales manager of the General Petroleum Corporation of Cal .ornia, announces the purchase of A. M- Mortensen, Inc-, a large oil distrib uting organization of San Jose. This is the fourteenth oil disributing company acquired by the General Petroleum Corporation on the Pa cific Coast since February o f 1930. The Mortensen Company, headed by A . M . Mortensen, prominent citizen in the public affairs o f San Jose, has been marketing General Petroleum products since 1925, and from a humble beginning has de veloped into one of the largest in dependent distributing organizations in that section of the state- The acquisition by General Petro leum Corporation includes all o f the physical property, such as storage tanks, trucks, garages, and other fa cilities. The scores of service sta tions and commercial consumers of San Jose, Santa Clara, Los Gatos. Saratoga, Milpitas. Coyote. Morgan Hill and other communities situated along the peninsula of San Fran cisco Bay hitherto supplied by Mr. Mortensen’s organization, will con tinue to handle Violet Ray and Gen eral Ethyl Gasoline. Effective with the taking over of this organiza tion, Mr. Mortensen will join the General Petroleum Corporation sales organization as manager o f the San Jose district. The remodeling o f the Antlers This latest acquisition is an ad Theatre building at Roseburg has ditional etsp in General Petroleum’s started. policy of rounding out and unifying An additional fire truck has been its elaixjrate distributing organiza already well-established added to the fire fighting equipment t i o n throughout the coast area. at Estacada.,
