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BEA V ERTON , T H E
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The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively To The Interests Of Eastern Washington County.
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CBTTC. r - r a - a w . v r t M i w i u i
VOLUME IX, NO. 39
Expect Many Entries
At This Year’s Fair
Health-Fortune* Will lie
Told Free In Fortune-
Telling T e n t
TKEGLOWN
I« «
U lU ,n
la U m
CHOSEN
W ill U | ( r
Trama
D rill
( u n te si
The la rg e st e n try uf d airy calU a
• var mada a t tha W ashington cm .
F a ir la»* been mad« bia y a a r by
K d |» r Grim**, o i H a rrisb u rg , O ra
Tbia exhibit w ill consist uf th irty
pur* brrd llu lsta in a and A yreshlrve,
tu g a th rr
w ilb tw an ly fu u r p rise
w inning sheep.
F rom md ratio n * nuw all iivastock
building* will ba Allad to ra p a c ity ,
and a ta n t will have to b* secured
fo r tba p o ultry
anlria*.
W. II.
T ragluw n t* tba new su p erin ten d e n t
o f tha p o u ltry d ep a rtm a n t o f tha
fa ir.
I h e booth* in th a G range
budding f. r Iba lira n g *
exh ib its
will be en tire ly idled.
The fe a tu re e n te rta in m e n t uf tba
F a ir will be th a C otton Bloaaom
Ju b ilee sin g ers, a tro o p uf e ig h t
tu lo rad member* from the school a t
1‘iney Woods,
M ississippi
These
people have su n g over tha differen t
broadcasting sta tio n s th ro u g h o u t th e
U nited S tates T hey presen t comedy
so n g s. Southern melodies, and o th er
songs.
The L aurel o rc h e stra h as been
secured to play fo r the dance a f t e r
the co n vnunlly c o n ten t s h l d i is
held on T h u rsd ay nig h t. T he F or
e st O rove R o tary Club h as e n tered
th is contest and will p re se n t th e ir
s a tir e club In a num ber o f songs.
T he B eaverton ICtwanis Club will
also p a rtic ip a te In the co n test.
Four
(¡rang.-»
from
different
p a r ts of the C ounty w ill e n te r
team s in the d rill co n test to be
held in the au d ito riu m
S a tu rd a y
m orning a t 19:00.
One thousand colored lig h ts will
be used to U lum inatt th e grounds
The M utt dog show fo r boys
a n d g irls, sponsored by th e H ills -
boro R o tary Club, will be held th is
y e a r on F rid a y a t 1:30 p m.
E n trie s are b eing m ade la the
tw in and trip le t co n te st w hich will
be held S a tu rd a y a t 1:00 p.m . in
the au d ito riu m .
T his
co n te st is
sponsored by th e B usiness and P ro
feasional W om en's C lub of H illsboro
T hroe grou p s o f C ounty h ealth
clubs will a s s is t Mrs. (¡ra re Rich
raond. C ounty N urse, In co operation
w ith th e W ashington C ounty Public
H ealth A sso 'ia tio n , in th e H eath
exhibit a t the C ounty F air. One of
the special e v en ts a rra n g e d fo r is
a free fo rtu n e te llin g te n t, w here
n>>t only th e boy* and g irls, but
the older folks a t well, w ill be
welcome
to have
th e ir
h e a lth
fo rtu n e (old. T a lk s by various dor -
tor* a n d d e n tists o f th e county,
have also
been a rra n g e d
fo r a t
tim es
d u ring th e exhibition
A
F ir s t Aid te n t will be in evidence
fo r use at an y needed tim e d u rin g
th e F a ir Days.
Single Copy, 5 Cent*
SUPEK-PH08PHATE IS
USED fON ALFALFA
H u p er-p h o sp h ate la being used by
m ore th a n 25 fa rm e rs in W ashing
to n C ounty on clover o r a lfa lfa
Home o f tiiess men re p o rt nice in
creases in < rop and to som e th t use
of th e ts rtilis e r a p p a re n tly h as not
given much increased re tu rn . A few
d airy m en a ie using it in the barn,
a d d in g it to
th e stab le
m anure.
T his builds up th e supply uf pho*
pliat* which ia ra th e r low in b a rn
y a rd fe rtilis e r
an d
also re ta in s
much of the n itra te and am m onia
th a t is o rdinarily lost, sa y s W. F
C y ru s, county a g en t. A h an d fu l of
su p erp h o sp h ate behind each a n im a l
in (he barn will add enough pbos
p h ate to a ton o f m an u re so tn a t
11 an ap p licatio n uf te n tons to the
acre is ina<l* in he field, a p p ro x i
m ately 300 to 400 pounds o f pho* -
p h ate w ill be ap p lie d p er acre.
If used d irectly on ‘he a lfa lfa or
clover It should be applied early
in the fall a t th e rat* o f som ew here
sound 300 pounds to th e acre. Home
good increases in cro p hav* bean
o b ta in td w ith 300 pounds b u t In
some o th e r in stan ces ap p licatio n s as
high a s 400 have been advisable.
S u p er phosphate
can
be obtained
much m ore cheaply th is y e a r th a n
usu al if enough fa rm e rs a rc i n
te rested to niaku up an o rd er la rg e
enough fo r a d e ale r to o rd er a c a r
load
|
y o u n g c o u p l e w il l
BE MARRIED AT FAIR
A touch o f rom ance will be in
cluded In (he p ro g ram uf th e W ash
Ington C ounty F a ir in the a u d ito r
ium S at
r ig h t, S ep tem b er 12,
th e la s t n ig h t of (h e F a ir, when
a n a ttra c tiv e young couple will be
m arrie d . The groom is a line look
ing. w e,I b u ilt
young n a n w ith
ted h a ir, aged tw e n ty -o n e years.
The bride is a c h arm in g g irl of
nineteen w ith d ark h a ir and very
a ttra c tiv e fe a tu re s. B oth bride and
groom hav* grow n up in W a sh in g
ton C ounty. T he ev en t will ta k e place
a t e ig h t o'clock, and th* occasion
w ill be on* of pomp and d ig n ity
w ith
a b eau tifu l and
im pressive
rerem n y . T h eir id en tity will be kept
secret u n til the night of th e w ed
ding.
Mr. J . W. K elley, m an a g e r and
ow ner of th e
W ashington H otel,
has offered th* use of th e bridal
su ite to the couple, and th e H ills
boro P h arm acy will give them a
com plim entary din n er th* n ig h t of
th* w adding.
E v ery courtesy
w ill
1* show n
them by th* com m ute* in ch arg e,
and th e F a ir m an ag e m en t.
KIN TON SCHOOL
BOARD HAS MEETING
A m ebting
o f th e d irecto rs of
Kintont school w a s held a t th e
school house F rid a y evening. M a t
te rs concerning school a ffairs were
talked over.
Miss Bessie E nnis, who w as to
havP ta u g h t (he p rim a ry g ra d e s th e
com ing y e a r has resigned on a c
count o f h er h ealth . S he is very ill
in a hospital w ith a nervous break
down.
The K inton school will begin its
y ears w ork, T uesday S e p tem b er 8th,
w ith R obert S u m m er of H illsboro
as p rincipal o f th e school and Mrs.
B e rth a S h av er o f O renco, as in
s tru c to r fo r the p rim a ry g rad es.
LAURA CHINN MAR
RIES MOLALLA MAN RADIO COURSE GIV
E N A T O S. C.
Miss L a m a C hinn waa m arried
to M r. Ihiltoert K b » o f M oietta,
O regon, in P o rtla n d , on th e m or •
inng o f A ugu st 22nd.
A show er w as given th a t n ig h t
to the bride
and
groom by th e
bride's p a re n ts, M r. and Mrs. A.
C. C hinn
Mr. and Mrs. F.llis w ere su rp rised
by a ch a riv a ri by th e y ounger fo|)ts
of B eaverton.
Mr. and M rs. E llis left th is week
fo r Medalla w here th e y will m ake
th e ir hont«.
F o r th e Aral tim e in O regon o p
p o rtu n ity ia to lie afforded a t O re-
n S tan* C ollege th is th ll fo r
com prehensive tra in in g of stu d e n ts
in te re ste d in any
b ran ch of th e
radio in d u stry . T h is is accom plished,
according to '.ha announcem ent, by
th a g ro u p in g of courses w hich a l
read y e x ist in Ava schools and de-
p a itm c n t* o f th e college and by
m ak ing use o f th * fa cilities a f f o r d
ed by th e sta te -o w n e d b ro ad castin g
sta tio n , K.OAC.
Beaverton, WaHhington County, Oregon.
Beaverton Fair Will
Be Held On Tuesday
M r».
H a ttie
H all,
her
tw o
d a u g h te rs B e tty M ay an d M ary
B eatrice, a n d h e r m o th er. M rs. In -
g erso l o f E ugene, w ere g u ests of
M r. and M rs. J S. F e lsh er from
M onday u n til F rid ay .
HAWLEY’S
HAVE
SEVERAL GUESTS
I t Is desired th a t all in te re ste d
in the w ork o f the 4 -H clubs will
be p re s e n t
* t th e "A ch itv em en t
D ay” exercises to be held a t th e j
K inton g ra n g e h all all day W ednes- |
day, S ep tem b er
2nd
w ith b asket
d in n er a t noon. Club m em bers w ill
have th t ir stock end th e sew ing
club w ill have th e ir w ork on d ie- '
p lay. T h is prom ises to be a very
in te d e stin g m eeting.
KINTON
PEOPLE
GO TO BEACHES
Q uite a n um ber from th is tow n
have ta k e n to th e coast d u rin g th e
The follow ing have l>een guest* p a s t w eek. A m ong them w ere Mr.
v ed en tty a t th* home o f G eorge and Mr*. G eorge S n id er end d a u g h
Ellen, M iss
E lean o r
Hawley and
»inter, Mr».
H a ttie te r Eunice
M cC orm ick, Mr. 1
L aw ler: Mr. and Mrs. F red Jones, flem rlch , V irgil
Mr. a n d Mm. O rville Jones o f B ea a n d M rs C larence B allard (R osa
verton, Mm. N e ttle Sm ith end her B u ch er), Miss Ida B ucher, Mr. and
d a u g h te r,
Mm. M erle
S ta rr, of Mr*. W ayne V anK leek and fam ily,
M ultnom ah, Mre R ath er A dam s of Jo sep h W enxel took s m otor trip
Sherw ood, Mm. A nnie S heets who to M t. Je ffe rso n .
ia 92 year* old end m oth r of Mrs.
Mr. and M rs Doy .Gray are sp e n d
N ettie S m ith of M ultnom ah.
in g th e week s t P endleton w here
Mr. and Mre. R o h rer end d a u g h te r th e y a re ta k in g in th e R oun d -U p .
Mr. iMoKell
is d riv in g a new
of C orvallis a re v isitin g Mm. R ohrer
parent*, Mr. and Mr*. T. N. Boyd. P ly m o u th c a r on his m ail ro u te.
$1.50 Fer Y eat
August 28, 1931
MANY SETS ARE
USED IN TALKIE
* Noted Actress Will
Appear In Portland
O w ing to ex trem es in the story
scope p i Kgd o le c tu re s ' ‘T h r e e
Who Ixivtd,” fe a tu rin g B itty Com p-
so it a ll the ,1»*a v e r 'th e a tre n ex t
T uesoay, W ednesday and T hursday,
tb irty -o u d e la b o ra te se ts and a n u m
All Sort* Of Exhibit* Are ber
of unusual looalt> os w ere need Famous Actress Will Act
ed to insure realistic background*.
Wanted For Di*play
in Kichard Urundey
The sets
and locations
include
At Grange Hall
.M i c i idaii » Loiiudy
boarding houses, steam ships, Han
i ’edro loading docks, lavish hom es,
TO SHOW FLOWERS both in te rio rs and ex terio rs, con fec STORY OF SCANDAL
tionery sto re s, banks, la n k v aults,
a p e n ite n tia ry , a iace track , police
flo w e r Heeds and L ight R efresh co u rts, a p a rtm e n ts and so on.
.W h o .
o. to in i'd y
1*
M. o u g h t
m ents W ill Be H>ld
ra m » By Ilia P ro d u c tio n
In tn e b a n k irg sequence an illu s
tra te d course in banking is p ro
T he B eav erto n F a ir to be held at vided ns the cam e ra and m icrophone
th e /» rtu co in in g
appeal a n te oi
the G ran g e
H all
n e x t T uesday, j visit ail th e d e p artm en ts from the E litel B ariy m u re, m e lo rem o sl a c-
h s p te m b e r 1st, w ill be open from p res d en t's office to t h e . b o o k -k eep tie sa ui our
uuy, a . ..ne u u iw .n
10:00 a m. to H:00 p m. T hose in e rs ' cubby-bole, recording in tim a te io e a l ie ,
i oriUu.il.
n r o re week
ten d in g
to ex h ib it
please bring office d e ta ils,
,
io»iio.eiH.i g Moi day, a u g u s t 31st,
th em In not la te r th a n tw o o'clock,
In tel p e tm g the Wading roles a re is oeing eag e. ly
aw aiteu by au
M onday afte rn o o n , A u g u st 31, s i B etty C um pson. C onrad N agel, H ub
N o iln w e s t.ru
m ea erg o ers, lo r il
th a t th e co m m ittle m ay hav* time e r t Am es, Kob.-it E m m ett O’C onnor,
pium sen to be one oi
m e mo*,
to a r ta n g e th e e x h ib its. F lo ral e x Bodd Hosing and Dickie Moore.
im p o rta n t tliea-iieul events in years.
h ib its m u st be in place by
9:00
1 ne ap p earan ce oi h tn e l B arrym ore
o’clock T u esd ay m orning.
GRAVEL BURIES BOY, In itseii is suiTicient to m ake the
M inim um q u a n titie s o f products
one of im portance, but tne
BUT NO HARM DONE occasion
to be disp lay ed
a re as follow s:
event is doubly sig n ilican t th is y ear
th re sh e d g ra in s. 1 peck; vegetable
because uf the play which the tam ed
seeds, 1 p in t; g ra in s, g ra s se s and
C lilfurd E rickson. 9, son of A. H. s ta r will preaent, K .cuarJ B rinsley
legum es in sh esv es,
4 in bunch; E rickson, is in th e (juym on hospital S herm an s sa tiric a l comedy of tne
, fr u its , 1 dozen on p la te ; berries, ap p a re n tly little the w orse fo r his foible* and fop. e. ies of hum an n a
1 lb. box; ro o t veg etab les, 6 o f each; lU -m inute b u ria l in a g ia v e l bunker tu re am ong the upper social s tra ta ,
to m ato es and p ep p ers, 6 of each; T h u rsd ay , A u g u st 20. ,
“ ih e School lo r b c a n a a l”.
p o ta to e s an d onions, I peck; kale
lie w as p lay in g on top of th e
E very g r» a t a c .o r ai.d a c tre s s a t
cauliflow er, cabbage,
I specim en; bu n k er and. ju s t as th e tr ip w as
m elons, pum pkins,
m angels, beets, pulled to till a truck, he fell into som e .une in th e ir c a re e r have
in th is celebrated
comedy
2 specim ens;
n u ts 1 q u a rt; corn, the open top. T he tr a p door, o p e n played
field, sw eet sn d p o p -co rn , on cob, ing, c a u g h t him under the a rm p its, and th is c u rre n t prodcc-ion of the
3 cobs; co rn , silag e, sunflow ers, 2 and about a h a lf a load o f gravel classic m ar«* M iss B arry m o re's s e
cond p o r.ra y s l o f t ,e reg al Lad)
sta lk s.
pouted over him before it could be
It is hoped th a t everyone will g et stopped. Ilia la th e r tr i.d to shovel T eaz.e, the prev.ous occasion being
back o f th is fa ir so a good show - the g ravel from the l>oy, w hile pas- w hen X w as done by The P layers
in g m ay be m ade a t th e C ounty re rsb y ripped aw ay a low er board in New York w ith a n a ll- s ta r cast,
including h er uncle, the late John
F n ir.
and pulled th e child ou:. The tire
C anned fru its , v eg eta b les, pickles, d e p a rtm e n t re su scitated him w ith on D rew, in the opposite ro!# of S ir
P e te r.
ja m s, jellies, p reserv es, baked good* in h alato r.
Thia y ear, Miss B a .ry m re is b e
an d needlew ork a re also desired.
E . lesso n 's w ere fo rm er resid en ts
F low er seeds and lig h t re f re s h of B eaver on and he now ow ns the ing assisted by a com pany of d is-
m en ts will be fo r sale.
re so rt a t R ippling W aters, w here u.gui h e , a r ..s ts , inc u i.n g W aiter
G ilbert, McKay M o rn s, C. H. C re-
they now reside.
ker R ing. B eatr.ce
ie .r y ,
H arry
“IN OLD CHEYENNE”
P lim iner, E rn e st Rowan, C harier
RIF ROARIN’ THRILLER RELIEF COMMITTEE
Rom ano, A n ita Hothe. A nne S ey
m our, W illiam K ershaw , M arcel Dill,
SPONSORS
PROGRAM
T he
d y e d -in -th e -w o o l
w estern
A. G. A ndrew s, R alph R oberts,
p h o to p lay fa n a s well a s th e c a s-
A special relief
com m itee a p A rth u r T ie -c h e r, C b trie s Cam pbell
val p a tro n of th is ex c itin g ty p e of
and o b-trj.
screen
e n te rta in m e n t
will
And pointed by G overnor M eier, c o n sist
F o r those who have n et previously
ing
of
C
ounty
Ju
d
g
e
Don
T
em
p
le
th rills and fa s t a ctio n in "In Old
com e in co n tact w ith ‘T h e School
ton,
M
orris
Weil
of
H
illsboro
and
C h e y en n e,'' la te s t in th* series of
fo r Scandal'* w hich has come to be
Bono
A rt-W o rld
W ide
T h rill 0 Jo h n A T horn b u rg h of F o re st Grove
a»knoledgcd th e m ost p erfect spec
D ram as, to be p resen ted
a t the sponsored a relief p ro g ram m eeting
im en of an a c tin g com edy i n th e
B eav er T h e a tre
F rid ay , S a tu rd a y . a t H illsboro. W ednesday evening.
E nglish language, as is in ferred by
R
epesentalivea
wwie
invited
from
> and S unday. S ep tem b er 4, 6, and 6.
th e title, its sto ry deals w ith a
In them #, tre a tm e n t a n d production, B eaverton, F o res: Grove, H illsboro,
group of society people who a re
th is
vigorous
o u t-d o o r
comedy T ig ard . Sherw ood, T u a la tin , G aston.
B anks,
N o rth
Plains, ev er te a d y to he call of scandal
d ra m a p ack s it* punch in com pact C ornelius,
to racriAce th e rep u ta tio n s of even
fash io n and moves »long quickly A loha, and R e d v ille .
frien d s on the too
A t a p relim in ary
me t ng held th e ir d e a re st
to a sm ash in g clim ax. It has more
th a n the usual sh a re of o rig in alty T h u rsd ay of last w eek, th e com fa s h io n a tl; sh rin e of calum ny. The
m ittee w ent on record as fav o rin g situ atio n s a re as n a tu ra l and comic
ir. it* w e ll-c o n stru c te d sto ry .
as a re to l e found in an y comedy,
“ In Old C heyenne’’ opens on an the e arly d esig n a tin g o f the sh o rt while the principal
excellence of
old w e ste rn ranch, now a "g u e st ro u te to the ro a s t w ith construction th e play will be found in its daz -
w
ork
to
begin
as
soon
as
possible
ra n c h ” w hich th e ow ner o f the vast
zling
scin tillatio n s of w it, "T he
p ro p e rty is o p e ra tin g to offset the and th e w id en irg o f th e T u alatin
School fo r Scandal”, to g e th e r w ith
trem en d o u s losses
he h as suffered V alley highw ay betw een B eaverton
“T he R ivals” by the .sam e a u th o r,
from th e d ep red atio n s o f a w ell- and H illsboro.
b ro u g h t
him , R ic 'a r d
B rinsley
o rg an ized band
o f h o rse thieves.
She-rifisn,
ev
e
rla
stin
g
fam
e
and a
As you m ay have guessed, th e hero HALEY WILL ATTEND
sig n ilican t niche in the lite ra ry hall
a rriv e s a t th is ju n c tu re . B ut w hat
VETS CONVENTION o f fam e.
a hero! He ia handsom e, d e v il-m a y -
M ail o rd ers fo r Miss ra r ry m o r e 's
ca re , a h a rd rid e r, a n d , w hich is
L. B. H aley, ow ner and m an ag e r c ng. g.-m ent a re now being received
m ore im p o rta n t,
a h a rd
h itte r!
of th e Chicken can n ery a t B ethany, an d tilled in the o rd er of th e ir
U n d er w h a t circ u m sta n c e s he m eets
w ill leave next T uesday to a tte n d receip t, w hV h h as !ed th e local
th e p re tty d a u g h te r o f th e ranch
th e n atio n al convention of th e U - m an ag em en t to
u rg e p a tro n s to
ow ner an d how successful he is in
n ited Spanish A m erican W ar V e t o rd e r
by n a i l im m ediately, fo r
rid d in g th e c o u n try
of th e horse
e ra n s to be held a t New O rleans. choicest se ats.
th iev es fo rm s th e th rillin g n a r r a
He expects to be gone tw o or th ree
tiv e
of
th is
ex citin g T h rill-O -
w eeks. B usiness w ill receive p-irt of
Iv a n S u tto n
of P o rta n d visited
D ram a.
his a tte n tio n while m ak in g the trip . B eaverton frien d s on M onday.
LADIES AUXILIARY
ACHIEVEMENT
GIVES CARD PARTY 4-H DAY
TO BE HELD
Tb* la d i e s ’ A u x iliary o f H uber
Club gave one of th e ir p opular card
p a rtita a t th* H uber club house,
S a tu rd a y tv sn in g . T here w ere tw en
ty -n in e tab les o f 600 in play. L a -
lies’ high scores w en t lo M rs. M ary
K sin n sr, first,
Mr*. Jack S atchel,
second, and Mrs. F an n y Rowe, th ird .
Man’s high sco rts w ent to Mr. John
Sloveng, first; Mr. E lm er Reeves,
second; sn d W m. F isher, 'third. A
lunch o f cake, sandw iches, and cof.
fet w ere served e f t e r which a s o
cial hour of dan cin g w as enjoyed.
Friday,
TH EK K 'B
A
By
IIK IG IIT E R
D.
DAY
COMING
R and Fierce
'I h ere's a b rig h te r day com ing for you and me.
W hen the longed fo r tu iiilin ien t of d re a m t w* shall see;
W hen the n e a rt-b re a k in g inyat’ria s, th a t caused us such pain,
In th a t sw eet lovely aiden will all be made plain!
T h e ie 's a b rig h te r day com ing! T hough skies m ay be grim .
A nd the gioom of e arth - shadow s o u r pathw ay bedim ;
Vet fu r every d ark cloud th e r e ’s a rainbow of grace,
A nd behind
ta c h
to re tu a l is God's sm ilm g face!
T h e ie ’s a Ir -g h te r day com ing! Oh, do r.ot despair!
T hough t i e load laid upon you knay seem hard to b ear;
F o r the shoulder th a t c a rrie l the C ross th a t dark day,
A ll y o u r burdens will sh a re along l,f»’a lu g g ed w ay!
1 h e re ’s a b r.g h te r day com ing, w hen * in 's fa te fu l reign
W ill forever be over— no m ore g r i e f and pain!
W hen the ransom ed w ith ra p tu re th e ir S a v a r shall see—
Oh, th a t b rig h te r day’s c m m g fo r you and fo r me!
1 here’s a b rig h te r day com ing!
No sk y is so d a rk but the sunshine
A nd the le a ri.ro , s th a t course down
Soon a ro s e -tin te d sm ile w ill a ll
FRESHMAN WEEK
lJA'iES ARE CHOSEN
Look up! be of cheer!
is near!
your pale cheek today,
banish aw ay!
Mrs. Sarena Akin
Dies At Her Home
T he opening
c a .e of F'resi.m an
Wee« a t c /re g in s to le to i.eg e has
b en se t to r Jicr.d-iy, iHeptember 21,
acco .d .n g to the an n u al college c a t
alo g which has ju s t been issued.
A w e .k w dl Le devoted to g e ttin g !
tne le g in n in g slu d e its acquainted Funeral Services Are Held
w .tn w hat u expected of them in '
In Pegg’s Chapel on
co.ii.ge l.fe betoie the old stu d en ts
will ro. urn to re g is te r S ep tem b er
Thursday Afternoon
2d.
Ail schools and d e p artm en ts of the
BORN IN KENTUCKY
in stru ctio n al division o f the college
will fun ctio n as usual this fa ll, tne
A Son of
H ers k ille d
D uring
catx.og says, although d .a s tic sa v
The Recent W orld W af
ings r.ave had to be m a d i by e n
la rg in g classes, inc: easin g teach in g
A fte r a long illness, M rs. S arena
loads* «nd by elim in atin g fo r th is
passed
aw ay T uesday
b i.n m u m a ll ex p en d itu res fo r t- A kin, S I,
qu:pm ent,
im provem ents and
ail evening a t her home on Lom bard
o th er needs not of an em ergency St.
M rs. A kin was born in K entucky
n atu re.
A ppoint.r.ent o f new deans in the on M arch 16. 1850. W hen she w as
schools of com m erce and a g r ic u l one y e a r old, h er par.-nta, Thom as
tu re is expected to be announced , and M alisaa B utner. moved to M is
souri, w ith th e ir fam ily and here
in the n e a r fu tu re.
S aren a grew up. In 1877 she w as
m arried to W m . A kin, who passed
PRUNE GROWERS TO
aw ay iB 1917.
HAVE A MEETING A f.e r leaving M issouri in 1901,
the fam ily livtd fo r a few y ears
D issatisfied w ith th e price set in various p a rts of O klahom a and
moved to
fo r th e 1931 crop a t the m eeting W ashington u n til th ey
of prune grow ers.
packers, a n d B eaverton in 1909, w here she has
b an n ers
held
in
N ew berg tost resided until h er d eath .
W ednesday,
A u g u st 19, a larg e
M is. A kin w as a m em ber of the
num ber of
Independent
and c o Rebekahs and of th e G range, ta k in g
o p erativ e g ro w ers m et again in th a t a n active p a rt in th e affairs of
city, F rid a y n ig h t an d discussed the both, a s long as she w as able.
ad v isab ility of fo rm in g an o rg a n
Fune al
services
w ere held in
isatio n to hold out fo r a m inim um
P cg g ’s Chapel, T h u rsd a y aftern o o n
price of five c en ts fo r 40-45 grade, w ith Rev. G ray of B ethany officiating
w ith
a d ifferential o f o n e -fo u rth
a t 1:30 w ith in te rm e n t a t tb* Rose
cen t per pound fo r every five points
C ity C e.m eery.
v a ria tio n .n size. A n o th er m eeting
w ill Le held in th a t city , S a tu rd a y , ! She is survived by th ree children,
9 u u g st 29, a t 2:00 p.m.. a t which A da Jones of E ig le , Idaho, H enry
tim e the irg a n iz a tio n will be p e r A kin of K lam ath F alls, an d Ova
fected. All prune g ro w ers of the T hornton of Venice, C alif., and six
n o rth w est a re urged to a tte n d this grandchildren.
O ne of h er sons w as killed jn
m eeting.
D istric ts rep resen ted a t the m e e t the W orld W ar.
ing th ere F rid ay n ig h t w ere D al
las, Y am hill, C arlton. N ew berg, and
C larke C ounty, W ashington.
.IAS. JACK URGES
ERECTION OF SIGN
BEAVERTON C. OF C.
TO HAVE MEETING
The re g u la r m eeting of the B ea
verton C ham ber o f Com m erce will
be held W ednesday, S eptem ber 2nd,
J a s . H. Jack , w ho owns a farm in the C ham ber room in th e bank
M r. and M rs Doy G ray spent a t th e b rid g e « t Scholls, w as in building.
M rs. W. R V unK U ek. d a u g h te r th e week end a t Seaside.
tow n W ednesday in th e in te re sts of
A nice, clean m eeting place has
K a th ry n , and h er s is te r M rs
E r
e rectin g a sign a t th e ju n ctio n of been provided to tra n s a c t such b u si
Mias
M
aureen
Rice
w
as
a
w
eek
w in
W ills and d a u g h te r. P atsy
the Scholls road w ith B e rth a -B e a - ness as is usually done in com m un
Shields of T ig ard sp e n t fro m F r i end g u est of M iss A nnie B ates of
verton highw ay . He sta te d th ere ities by the leading business men
G aston.
day u n til M onday a t N e ta rts.
had been a m eeting a t the Scholls a t C ham ber m eetings.
,
Tile Co. p la n t S a tu rd a y , A u g u st 22
O ur records show th e p a s t few
in the in te re sts o f th e project.
m eetings
have been very poorly
A m eetin g w ill be held S a tu rd ay atten d ed and som e of o u r new m em
A u g u st
29, a t the sam e
place, b ers
th is y e a r have th eir first
w hen sp eak ers w ill tell of the bene m eeting to a tte n d .
fits of com m unity co -o p eiu tio n and
L et's fill th e hall a t th is m eet
also of th e huge sign th ey expect
ing an d discuss the unem ploym ent
to erect in th e n e a r fu tu te .
situ a tio n in our com m unity. T hough
no o th e r business be tran sa c te d we
OTTO ERICKSON RE
would a d jo u rn well repaid fo r th e
p u t forth.
CEIVES INVITATION effort
B eaver.on is going ahead.
— P. L. Schultz, P resid en t
Several from B eaverton have been
invited to a tte n d a m eeting held
MANY ORCHARDISTS
in th e L ib ra ry a t P o rtlan d .
The
m eeting is sponsored by the P o rt- j
USING COVER CROPS
land U ptow n A ssociation and has
fo r its object an a tte m p t to get
More W ashing on C ounty o rc h a rd -
united su p p o rt fo r som e one of the
irts a re using c o 'e r crops th an in
seven ro u tes w hich have been p r o
any o th er county of the W illam ette
posed
fo r the sh o rt route to the
Valley say those who a re follow ing
beaches.
the orchard
; ra ctices in W estern
R ep resen tativ es of groups fa v o r -
Oregon. O rchards in
the county
•ing each of these ro u tes w ill be
w h eie good
cover p ractices have
heard. O tto E rickson is one of those
been follow ed co n sisten tly fo r sev
invited from B eaverton.
eral years a re g en erally more t h r i f
ty and in b e tte r
condition th an
MRS. LILLY BIERLY
w here th e cover crops hav* not
ENTERTAINS MANY been grow n, according to W. F.
C yrus, county a g e n t. C over crops
do not overcom e disease o r do not
The follow ng w ere Sunday g u ests
a t th e home of M rs. L illy M. B ierly. off-s e t abuses but th ey a re one im
th ey being frien d s o f M rs. B ierly’s p o rtan t step in m ainitainng the p ro
fitable production in the fr u it and
g ra n d -d a u g h te r, Miss G race McCor
n u t orchard.
m ick: M iss E lm a Brow n of H ills
Increased size of fru it resu lts in
boro. Miss Be ty M acM annim an o f
many cases from the im proved v i
P o rtlan d . M iss T ula Sam sel o f Oak
g o r of th e trees b ro u g h t about by
P ark , M isses G race and Mable Behm
plow ing under of cover crops.
of H iteon and M iss Blanche Me
C orm ick. The young pe. p!e all en
Mrs
I .era S tew ard of Portland
joyed a sw im a t the “ R iffles” .
spent several days the first o f th*
Week v isitin g a t the home of her
M rs. Geo. S titt is spending s e v
b ro th e r and siste r-in -la w , Mr. end
e ra l d ay s in
P o rtla n d
w ith h er
Mrs. Geo. T hyng
d a u g h te r.