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V TH K ONLY IMCAVKKTON OWN Kl» NEWSPAPER T he B eaverto n R e v ie w IF IT S FO * BEAVERTON, T H * REVIEW’ S FOR IT i The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively To The Interests Of Eastern Washington County. VOLUMES IX, NO. 43 Hinkle Copy, 5 Cent« O. 8. C. WILL PLAY COLORADO U. TEAM With a 70 to 0 Victory over Wil lametta University already on the racorda for the season, Coach i‘aul Svilissi»! »cut Ala Ore|(oi| State football o n fit thnuugh atrenuoua pi act lev aeaalona early thla week in About Amendment 7 ____ Council H un Given Matter Of New Water Supply Much Thought 1 1 Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon. City Couucil Votes |Iïï,(;H ïo Amend Charter ' I Friday, SCHOOL NEW S? The J he Bei Bcuverton High »< iu>,l in in fir Arst general student body meet-1 ing of thg year, Monday morning, September 21, when the president! of the Associated students, Maurice Manning, called to order 320 mem- September 25, 1931 rident Dies At His Home • .. 1 .« 1 1 . .11 for the interaectloiial City Auditor Auk* Consid $1.50 Per Yeai A CORRECTION —m Our attention has been called to an error in last week's Review in which we stated that H. L. Daven port spoke for the Scappoose-Ver- n< nia-Ma.nlet Seaside short route t j the coast. The error seems to be in .SSTS; XTSSZJZ St. Maiy’softtie Valley Has Good Attendance Esters The United State» g y S Many Old Friends of St. Shrine benefit game with Univvraity eration of H im Month lum and was for the main purpose the Aj(fc of 16 Years, —conversation with several who of Colorado In IWtland Satunlay. Mary’s School Vixit o. introducing the new officers of i s - t i ... _ s», heard the remarks and attended the In the opening con,est (he i»r. ly Audit Proposition In l»axt Few W'eekx the 1931 term to the students. \\ O rk lllK Oil a f a r m meeting leads us to believe that nls engvnien allowed considerable power The student body officers elected idea was to bring the toad from al Univa, but played a ragged game ADVANTAtìES CITED at others. On U>e whole the Beaver ADJOURNED SESSION May 11, 1931, and introduced Mon IS BORN IN CANADA ««»•**. th' ° u*h Hamlet and Ver- GiRI^ HOLD PICNIC day morning, were: President, Mau ______ nonia, thence down either Galea or _____ gridatori are about on the same lev. rice Manning; Vice-President, ’Har Dairy creek valley, to as to join Spring» Are Large Enough To Fur- 'I ** I *"1 year. old Dean; Secretary, Kleanor /»ur- He Has Been A Resident Of Bea- wjth the propdhed Tualatin Valley ,n Recorder I'rraenU Council With i Eighth Grade l»ebate. The . u ., u . -L. vi Needed No Injuries marred the W Ulani - nlah M«ie Water than cl.er; Treasurer, Stanley Corails; List of IMinquenl Water Leers verton for 27 Y*ars Tunnel. Affirmative Hide Wins «atte encounter, and at piesent only Reporter, Mary Snyder: Yell lead one Oregon Stater, Hill Kenna, Is --------- We. are pleased to make this cor- ■ - — er, Vincent Gignac; EdHor o f the On October 13th the people of on the injuied list. Kenna has been James A Mott, aged 80 years, rection. as we are always anxious On the third of September a large An adjourned session of the City echooi paper, Margaret Kaupila; lleavvrtoii will vote for or again.t lari up with a dislocated knee, and Council « a s held at the City hall they number of girls assembled at Saint died at his home, Sunday, Septem tc present things exa.tly as a bond iaaue uf $15,000 to be use. It i» doubtful whether he will lie Monday evening o f this week. A l. Assistant Kditor of the paper, Irma be i M. Mary's of the Valley for enrollment Mr. Mull was born in are. Browne; Business Manager of th> in providing a new water supply, able bo play again this aeaaon. ----------------- -- ■■ | in both high ami grade school. We derman Alexander was unable to a t paper, Alfred Warner; Advertising Giengary, Canada, July 5, 1845, the The City Council has given the Oregon State displayed a great WILSON RIVER ROAD were happy to notice a great num- tend «n account of a previous en - 1 Manager of paper, John Schilling" sun ol lia jell and Osner Mctt. matter deep study fur many month« deal of strength in reserves, soine- At the age of il 6 years he en gagement. Beside« him, all members and General Matager o f the Student anj before recommending a pian thing that has been lacking on Ora- of the adm inistration were ¡/resent Body, Van Brown. FAYOKED BY CLUBS Kd°L, «fc2Ll£ r « ¡¡T -S tered the United States, working on aecuivd reports and estimates of cost gon State trama In paat years Ted Saint Mary’s of the Valley has a fa r/n- Two years later he moved A letter from the Investors’ Syn After the introductions were ac of various possible sources of sup Hermann, who is Frank Little's un. The ‘United West Side Clubs met > received during the past few weeks tv Wisconsin, going into the lum ply by <|ualtfled Consulting Kngin- uenttudy at fullback, sito wed enough dicate attorney was read making a knowledged, Vincent Cigna; led the at Fairvale Tuesday evening, and many interesting visitors, among aeC.lenient with students in several yells to arouse ber business for himself. «era The following Is an attempi »tuff to let the fans know that he tentative offer o f went on record as favoring a trunk t.iem, Mother Mary Wilfrid, and her the city o f four per cent interest p«p and enthusiasm lor the coming September 16, 1869, he was mar- to place before the public in i|uee • is giving Little a run for his money u .s iM . v ,;,. highway connecting with the west companion Sister Mary Georgatta. on all moneys paid on the certi- fuutbaU season. With the assistance r;~t »„ tlon and answer form, the data fur y,,, regular post at full S Ì l » 8 ' 7’ end of the piopo.ed Tualatin Tun- Mother Wilfrid is a veteran teach. ticate held by this municipality. The j of 'Misa BarnsM, the Glee Club dir. which influenced the City Council Cur|y Ml„ rr good , nough ,ur „ n f nel’ ^»lowing Z present highway e, of the Northwest, having spent letter, after considerable discussion color, Vincent haa formed a boys for many year, on the comer of t# F w G[VjVei t^ „ ^ J fifty-one years in the cUssroorm in then dec tamii. titnea to replace llarry Kent at was teferred to Attorney Myers lot hlfth and Washington streets, Mr. _ . . * I Question What source of sup. (,(« tackle. In the quarteibark po- his advice and consideration. »j — , • , , ’ Glenwood, Glen wood, witn with a Y at that point. Reverend Vincent Coppert, Ph. D.. in their boosting of school activities. Mott being in the employ of the ply Is contemplated sition Tom Ward. John glM W W , thc According to that plan, the main professor o f Mount Angel College. Mr. Bushnell, the director of the Oregon Transfer Co. He later be- The Recorder presented the Coun. Answer The one considerisi most Art Ramp mi are fighting it __ . I . highway would follow the Wilson accompanied by his mother and re- Band, presented over thirty band “ » member of the Portland River wjth ^ other ^ UUv„ from the East, visited our feasible for immediate development cut for the number one call. Blan cil with a list o f the delinquent ! water users ami with a statement members, ks the Wesslnger Springs, located cone starred inshe Willamette game over the Vemonia-Hamlet Route. building this week. The enrollment of students this For many years Mr. Mott serve- acuul a mite northeast of Beaver- with four touchdowns, but will have of the Anancial condition of some Reorganization o f the Club, was Sist*r X,veri» »•a® h*d » delight. c f the funos from which bonds will year was larger than ever and pres.uent of the Bank of Bea Ion. to du some tall stepping to keep his V,*lt from h" from all appearances this school 04 shortly become due. verton, director of the Scholls Tele- discussed, and a committee w 7 s ¡ ” ful if. y .— How al>oUt Water rigirio? plarc Luan and her friend Sister Vivia pouited to draw up a new Constitu A. V Woods was present and year will be one o f the brightest A The City o f Beaverton hai ____ _ both teachers from Chicago. tion and By-Laws, to be presented asked if there was not some man and liveliest known to Beaverton. for the West Sk,p* Water company ^ “ tlo onl) hlmg upon the water flow- ANNOUNCED J’ LAY Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Olds, Miss „ . *or the consideration of the .... mem - ner in which the city could extend ing frum these springs ami is am t t ’ 11 f v / . m i » . , t *** * * * * member of the I.O.O.F., bers at a meeting scheduled to be M»rgaret Barnes, and Mrs. Allen, the bonds on property which is be MINISTERIAL ASSO ply protected in ita water rig ns. oy »* I t i l i I t U I O r i ’ •! v rii> A.O.U.W., and Lang Syne societies, held a: Aloha. old friends of the Sisters were o - ing advertised for sale for delin the Stale of Oregon, thrqugh recent --------- For 27 years ne has been a resi- ther visitors since the beginning ot CIATION MEETS HERE negotiations Before the eipendi- In our last iasue we gave an ae. quent assessments Attorney Myers school. Mrs. Walker is a pioneer of ó nt of Bt-averton, having purchased C T I I l t V f ’l tC ü o l1 lure o f any money is made, the count of the P .-T A. meeting, an? stated Oust were there a provision me Bertha- Bertha ’ J , v v. “ ‘ * , , i K ' - h . * , . , , ., Oregon and came a bride from Ten - The Congregational Ministerial the old Wilmot farm on tfie Council will abeolutely satiafy It- mentioned a play which was to have In the Charter for rebonding pro Beaverton highway o*er .0 years * ' - Y l t o I I S M E E I I N l i S nessee. sixty years ago to the home self of the water right situation, liven given by the Tiny Tota’ Pro- perty, that such could he done, but Association of Portland and vicinity --------- near Beaverton where she still lives under the present'^hiTrter w aü mot>:hly. ° T tin* ! rnJ secure pump-house location if due ing company. at the local Congregational church I Mr. Mo’.t was the father o f four " “ mens Missionary Study ind takes an active part tn the * .... * necessary by condemnation proceed- Since thst time Mrs. E. Marsh, no way provided for the rcbonding ot ..................... on Tuesday. Visitors from The Dalles daughters. Three surviving are Mrs. p 1**» •’'»umed it* regular meetings management o f a big farm. mgs. president o f the M icciM ion, has re property on which assessments were Hood River. Salem and Kugene were! Isabtll M. Walker and Mrs. Edna “ *t Thursday. Fifteen ladies were The Harvest Festival on Septem. , 3 , vj Is the supply adequate and reived a letter from one o f the ufll. due. also present. Rev. T. C Dungan. Cameion. of Beaverton, and Mr.». Pre*ent A pot-luck luncheon was ber 13th wa* a decided success due Some discussion followed and A l. president of the association, and Katnryn M. Bowman, of Portlanl satisfactory ? rials of the company, stating that wrv0^ noon- The study of Por- to the effort* of the Sisters and A In 1627 the City Council cm . they went out of business in July derman Talbert made a motion tv former pastor of the local church There are six grandchildren. 1° Rtco wlU h* taken UP ft>r ‘ he the kind cooperation of their iriends. ployed the engineering firm of Baar of this year, due to lack of patron- instroct the City Attorney to pre called the meeting to or-ler, after k uneral services were h T.,»- , •P* r: c f year‘ Mn,‘ Th« F»rd >nd various booths were aid Cunningham to Investigate these age. They were under the impression pare an amendment to the City which Rev. R. A Hutchinson of The^dav at 2.30 nm in Fortland nV 2?** l" i er!.stmK »rticles on “ Roads prettily decorated with crepe paper, Charter providing a means w springs, along with others, as s thst they had notified everyone with h‘'rv 1 «lies took charge. The round ta- Harold L. Bowman ofllciatin*. vir- Through Porto Rico. Mrs. Fordney flowers and shrubbery. Music was jKjssitdv Source of water supply tor whom they had been making nego property on which assessments h *11 Lie discussions were led by Rev. C. Chapman *ang Interment « a * bulletin on the work of Gov. furnished by the Boy's orchestra I k avert on. In the Baar and Cun tiationa, o f that fart. However, Mrs. become delinquent could be rebonded It Harrison o f Portland. Twenty- Rivem ew ^rneterv Itoosevelt in Porto Rico. Mrs. M ;- from Saint Mary s High School. A mngham Keport dated December, Marsh did not receive such notice The motion carried. four were present „ *' Minn led the devotional meeting and tasty chicken dinner was served at The present City Auditor was IU2/, on llle with the City Kevor- until this week. The women of the I-adies Aid D a v ^ ^ h ^ W ^ A h ! i T h J°” Pi' T h ? \ l>b° rt h‘*t° ry of . Po^ ° Rico- n00n . evenin* »" dinin8 drr. si* the details o! this Invvs- As the company is now defunct, present and asked consideration on served a luncheon at noon Those I elcher "l . ° " th* first » nd S’0“ ' ^teresting article at the hit proposition for a monthly audit tigation In short, the investigation the play will not be presented ,l sei vine on the committee were Mrs ! ekher' M Endicott. Active pal!- thirj Thursdays of a month at 11:00 Festival wa* the quilt donated o> beaiers were J. H. Cummings, H. * m with a pot-lunch served at Mrs, Walker. showed that the main springs then --------------------------------------------------- ----- 1 oi tne City lecords. The offer ind; ! t ' v,n* T lv , u ? w i i ? , , » ? Mowed 23V.10U gallons per day and the estimate«? *.; t“ i that it would Brat th. City | ^ ^ v McMmr M.s I D ^ N r ? ^hulderman. Doy Gray. Clyde 12:30. Ou, fim Saturday at Saint Mary', i*n analysis o f the water showed *t a . pumps. pump house, *26 per month to have such an au- lenbetger. , J . H. "S* Metcalf. ~ B-wman, E. Olsen, and Loen Bow- v n - TV this year wiU be long remember*. Mrs. M. dit to be pure, practically unrontamm. valves, fittings, remote con- ^ D l N ii P E O P L E S SO " We had a glorious picnic at Lose nted and entirely satisfactory 1 O 1 irul, and automatic starting The council then adjourned to meet M A W T I I /» * i | » v i v t n C 1 E T Y H A S M E E T IN G hSSTJS domestic use. Due to reduc'd rain- equipment ............................... $1,370 again Wednesday evening to consider • 3 * M O N T H C A L E N D A R fall during the paat few yean* it ^ llK.h pip* R,*, f rom pun>p the charter amendment which will. SU BJECT OF TALK 20,Out),MOTH FORD --------- sctMxd advisable to the Council to house to Canyon KoaJ . . 3,300 if adopted, and passed by a vote | T O B E IN B E A V E R T O N - 'he K " ‘ i»“ ™ » S :’» T n ^ . have the How checked duruig the 10 ilu.h pl|H, jine frum Weed o f the people at the special election, Elmer Johnson, Portland lawyer. M ---------- Congregauonal church held a bus.- The eighth grade Civics class had dry weather of the past summer, so Nursery to Rcio-rvorr. indù- coming up October 13, permit of was the principal speauer a; this Ford car No. 20,000,000 bearing nts*.® nT social meeting on Friday , debate last week. The question on August n.h. I9JI. the flow was Jmu appurtenances ........... 5,4t’>0 property being rebonded in case liens week's meeting of the Beaverton Oregon license number 20.000.000 eV'i»i'‘ n*i ,Tl the c h«»rh. was; “ Resolved: that the Country again measured a id found to be jju (i;ju become delinquent. Kivvanii. The thirteen-month cal- W‘U be in Beaverton to.ay (Friday) ,, " e, follo* lng officers were elected: has more advantages than the City.’’ 187,500 gallon, per day. The average lwhmlM, of , pringSt right of At the meeting Wednesday eve- endar was the subject of his dis- 111 10:50 a.m. This car is making a . ^e2JneJ,; Secretary- Affirmative side: Captain. Muriel us. of water in Beaverton is about w> engineering, legal ex . ning, City Attorney Myers had pre- ' «ussion, which was interesting nation-wide tour to acquaint t h e riJB*.^Urer' lo u iflas Tay.ar; chaim. ca Cooper, Gertrude Summer. Negative ' bO.tKJO gallon, per day. with a mas contingencies, etc. $1.370 pared charter President President Leonard Leonard A A lams dams inu-o- intro- ■ me-'-ring '" « '¡r in g public puui.c with with the the growth growth and _______ P-»yer Slle; c Captain. Elsie Wynkoop; Grace puii-.i the resolution and and 'u ? ? ? 1* ? 68’- Prai er sile: i mum not wont her demand of about $l.r», 00 U amendment which appears on the dueed one of the members of the dcve opment of tb* f ord Motor Co. lookout \Iarip"J ^hi l PS 100,000 gallon« iwr day. From U umv ____ .. .____ , r,l , ¡ » l . . i , „ . ---- e. debate was spirited and when Accompanying the car will be a Kinnev u ...C T“ ligure. It may be seen that the »• y .-W h a t are wc now paying ba k page o f this issue. After con- Portland Rose Float committee, who Kinney, and social, Henrietta Haw- the three judges .turned in a ver- siderablc discussion i; was adopt- had presented Beaverton with the squadron o f 16 new Ford models op- lfcy. flow o f the springs is sullU'iunt to * “ ter wholesale . diet m favor o f the Affirmative wilh x..» , t - , „ meet the needs o f Beaverton fo» A. The rate o f 18 cents per 10b cd as printed. This will allow prop- cup last June. This gentleman ex- i crated by uniformed drivers, who y owners who have made two pressed appreciation of the interest *>B g-> through special formations, spent in nlavine Sanies ' «rt','!'"«. hi3' th* *.eore:_ affirmative. affirmative. 16 16 points, some years to come cublc Bill* ,o r lh* “ **t ,hret‘ - wfre _ ----- ’ Z Z ■ i ^ T » ------- ..»T 5 *»..*, 7 i points; all were satis- menu on their street assess- taken by Beaverton, and said he Bielman Motor Co-V shop. rtf^rhmenU^ l ' ^ P°,nU; a11 W" refreshments were served. Twenty fed. 4. y .— What other «.uree, are a- mowUtt havc aver,|f*d *ln,u»1 •60® mer.ts, and paid the interest on the! hope«; that this town would enter a vailable* iK' r month. weie present. By the enthusiasm shown by the whole amount, ar.d the taxes, to re- float next year. President Adams K I N T 0 N SCH 00L A .- The Council ha. investigated »»• ,* T " hat Z '* ' chemistry class “ in * their ‘»ooraiwry laboratory bond to pay the balance, or 80' , of assured him that already the mat- ’ ___ P R O M P T A C T I O N C \ VITC! all other possible source, of supply Purchased from Portland. the original assessment,, in 10 an- ter was being taken under consid- H A S N EYY E Q U I P M E N T * p l i V ? ° ’ T d»«bt they w.ll some day The Baar and Cunningham report , A. Water purchaae.i from 1 ort- nual |iaymer>ts, provided they make ermtion, and that we expected a --------- L . FRY R E S ID E N C E chcmi9.s an«, solve some of ol tictuber 1928 on Ale with the l“ nd wuuld hr al , th* rate. There has been new eouipment ----------- !?,* r ‘? em,cal f.1***1*™* t*J*t ar‘‘ City Recorder, discusses these v»r_ l*T 100 ™ fl- or *40d to $«IM> per application for this robonding liefore bigger and better Beaverton float. |and that we hoped to bring home added to the K inton school during e _ f roJmpt f ' 1? " by ,the, Beaverton F K the seientuts of today. ioun possibilities with cx> miarative month, the year round. In addition ° * c >• »»»*• dis- ** prise next * year. Some time was spent ‘ ; the f ist week or so. which adds Bre, J department saved what would v c i r i c r > U 'n f t n u t c I \ ic s estimates of costa of each. They «*. this, a new pipe line would have ___ r __ ; g'catly to the ir crest of the pupils. Pr°bably have been a very disas- TT U U I f H A S L I l s cussing the site for a city , dump on include wells, purchase from Port- he built. PLAY, CANNED FOOD land, purchase from the present •>. Q — W hat will be the coat of the Mills place about 4 miles west dump will receive consideration at A new sand table, a book rack, a trous Tire, at the C. H. Fry resi- This is the place recom- a later meeting. j f»w new books, a chart, and other denee at the junction of East street ______ Hillsboro system, combining with water delivered to the reservoir from o f town mended by the Chamber of Com-1 The occupation tax was mentioned articles help make the system more and tbe Canyon road Monday. Approximately 400 jars of canned the City of Hillsboro, and develop- the springs ? m+nt of spring« Th* inventiR«tiorn A.— Th* coat will vary somewhat, nverce some months ago. The Coun- and Alderman Fordney expressed efficient. New nets were put up on Defective wiring set fire to an fruit, vegeUbles, meat. jams, and show the development of springs to with the pumping head and demand cil voted to lease the property for himself as being heartily in favor of the play ground. inner wall inclosed in an attic. The jellies were exhibited at Sherwood U. the meat feasible for Beaveitons hut the average coat, including in a term o f five years as a city dump, the same, but no imotion was made Harry Richards did the carpenter w-ere well under way when last Saturday by women of that piesent heeds and reasonable future tereat and depreciation is est.'.nated Regulations and rules governing the and m> action taken. work. discovered. part o f the county. There were 14 requirements. at $180.00 per month. ! ____________________ loss, consisting of burned displays of home canned goods in b. y .—Just wliat work is rontem- 12. Q.— What is the financial — ------------- — - -----------------clothing, walls, and roof, the thor- the Carlson and Shetk store. All plated? standing or outstanding indebtedness ough wetting o f the household e f- this was taken from the fruit room A.— The improvement consists o f of the Beaverton Water Depart, fects. is estimated at between >200 shelves at home and was not spe- and $300. The loss is fully covered cially prepared for the occasion, ac- improving the spring, erecting a ment? by insurance, cording to E. D. Hosmer, who start- pumping plant with a modern elec. A. A net debt cf $72,328.72, with tricali) driven pump au.oinaticaliy u total annual interest charge of _ . . . . . . __ ~ ed ‘-he idea and was responsible for controlled by a float switch at the $4,740.50. The new bond issue will H I I E O N C L U B W IL L the show. The exhibit of the Sher- j reservoir, a ti inch pipe lino from ircrea.se the interest charge not to E N T E R T A I N G U E S T S T ” **1 Glan<t*- which appeared at the spring to the Canyon Road, exceed $ 1100.00 per year. t 'a A I C .A t llk W * ( Í. ’ t - the county fair, was also on display. uiid a 10 inch pipe line leading to 13. y .— What is the cost of oper- When Hiteon club ladies met on Mrs C> B- Roberts, Sherwood. the presen. City reservoir cit the stion of the City Water Department Wednesday, September 16, at the won. the f,rst Prize with a di»Play bill above the Weed Nurseiy. The nt the present time? home o f Mrs. Zell Struthers, fifteen of 65 different kinds of canned'pro- pipe line from Lie nursery to the A.- Average for 1931, $685.00 per members and three visitors were ducts' This exhibit consisted of leservoir must be replaced, as & month. present. Reports on the last Coun- Practically all kinds of fruit, jam, portion of it was removed when the il4. y — What is the estimate i ty Federation meeting were given, JeBy, meat, chicken, venison, and l an yon Road waa reconstructed. The cost of opcrstilig the new system? and sotr," sewing was started fer ,h ' P’ehles. Mrs. George Volberding, existing reservoir is in very good A. Maximum cost, includu'g the Docrenbecher hospital. Sherwood, won the second prize with condition. interest on $15,000.00 and the cost The next meeting will be Septem ? bout 50 jars Mr*' J H- Atcn* ti. (J What materials will I k ' used of electricity will not exceed $250.00 ber 30 at the home of Mrs Flora f ,1;fr*«>od- won third. Mrs. Henry in the I'ipe Lin««? per month. Leedy, at Tigard, at which time the v ^ Sherwood, won the fourth rib- A-—'Estimates have been prepaied 15 . q .— H ow will the proposed club will entertain the state, district I50" w ,;il ,the *argest and most var- for all kinds o f pipe. The proposed bonds be paid o ff? and county club presidents. *ed exhibit in the show. This wz.i boml issue is adequate to provide A.— By revenues from the Watet '--------------------- - made of 70 jars, and if anythin«; cast iron pipe which is the beat tlmt Department and not by taxation, \ f ' YVI \ 114; 'l ' A k l ' * a s left out that could possibly b- ran be purchased, and has u life jo. q .. Whnt will bo the saving p L P A t o r preserved in jars it was not no TRIP ol 75 to 100 years. from the proposed improvement? HI L U A h * ticeable. 7. y . How did the City Council A.— The water cost will be re- Mrs. Luella L. Minor, of West ileyidc upon $15,000 ns tne amount duced by front $2.200.00 to $3,0(10.00 LOCAL YOU N GSTER Slope, and James P. Howell, v.no has ot the bond issue? per year, including interest and a fruit farm at Springwater, were A .—The voters of Beaverton know sinking fund requirements, H U R T IN A C C I D E N T quietly married Monday evening at of the difficulties experienced in the 17. IJ— Are there other advan- 6:00 p.m. at the home of Rev. ana past with the water supply and that tages ? Toshy Hayashi, aged 7. was taken Mrs. Geo. N. Taylor, with Rev. Tay to St. Vincent’s hospital Friday with the matter has been a subject for A.— The deAciencies o f th» pres- lor performing the ceremony. head and leg injuries after she had ileep study by present nnd proceed- ent water supply are well known ing Councils. The City Council a f. The new supply will give more wa The couple left soon afterwards been struck by an auto at the inter • ter considering and abandoning c - ter, better water, colder wa er, tm on a wedding trip to Rockawu.v. section of the Canyon and Beaver ther schemes tum id to the spring» pinycd pressure, and u reserve fci They expect to be heme next week. ton roads just east of Beaverton, near the child’s home. as the best. Baar and Ccnningham, fire protection which does not now n reliuhle tii'.iv of hydraulic engin- exist. The Council will not change An X-ray revealed a scratch on Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Creglow and eers, were employed to study and the present minimum charge, but Mr. and Mis. Fiank Pender of Has the skull. Several stitches were ta report on possible sources of supplies, will lie able to give littore water for tings, Mich., left Sunday for their ken in both the head and the leg A: last report she is Their reports were submitted nnd the same money, homo. They plan to follow the sou lacerations. after further study of costs and fea. Compiled hy Baar nnd Cunning, thern route home. The two ladies getting along nicely, and will prob nihility hy the Council the proposed ham, consulting engineers, nt the are sisters c f J. H. Hulett and they ably be heme again in a few days. Toshy Is a first grade pupil in came to Beaverton some time ago plan was adopted. request o f the Mayor and the oxwrtaki. w. M. o ) the local school. for a visit. 8 . y What are the details of CcuO.il o f the Town of Beaverton. Aw Gee! :OMe OOT CHILDREN.)
