The Beaverton review., October 09, 1931, Image 1

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VOLUM K IX, NO. 45
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Many Projects Being
Carried Out By Grades
ST. MARY’S HIGH
SCHOOL WINS GAMK
Students (¿really Interested
In Health
Program
Prescribed for them
NUMBER OF
VISITORS
Itow uf S p rillili liia p k * A rr I ’ m -
I r r of In te re st In F ifth G rade
Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon.
Mina D avies bus Just coizipleteif
Ilia a ta llilir a l rep o rt for the flrat
m o n t h of ach»ol
O f th r 200 pupils
enrolled 212 h a w l*een n eith e r uh ■
acn l nor la rd y d u rin g
th is
first
m onth.
A n o lh a r p a rtic u la rly in ter
eating item in her rap o rt concerned
the nundier of v iallo ra- 27 o f 'em.
an I, anil m ure th rillin g , th ree of
ltu.ee m ade by
m em bers
of the
a< hool board.
One la alm oal led to believe th a t
Miaa W ag n er, In the th ird grade,
la a n a r t apoclalist. The flow ers in
Ural room have given w ay to some
moat gorgooua fr u it la a k r U . Work
of th is n a tu re lak ea a w ealth of pa •
tu n e r on the p a rt of th r in alru clo r,
a> well aa a rtia tic a b ility —a p p a r ­
e n tly she ha» both.
H ealth project« which involve the
w eighing and m eaa u rtn g of pupil»
w ith the Ubjeotiv*
o f prom oting
h ealth and stu rd y g ro w th
thro u g h
re g u la r h ab its and diat, a re being
ta r rie d ou t in sev eral ro o m s —am ong
them the 3rd, 3th. and d th g rad es.
Movies have invaded th e 2nd grade
room, along w ith m any little ''ta l k ­
ies.’* In line w ith th r fa rm project
being c arrie d J u t tiny acrtdla have
I wen m a le , w ith fa rm p ictu res p a s t ­
ed on strip s of p ap er, and these are
show n in iin ila lio n movie m achines.
Incidentally , th ese people a re health
devotees too, and are e x h o rtin g each
o th e r to " E a t some v eg etab le b e­
sides potato es every d a y ."
A nim als front the fo re sts, e sp e ­
cially the w ilds, have a stro n g a p - '
|M-al fo r children, and th is in te re st
1» b ein g u tilise d as a basis fo r na -
lu re study fo r th e p rim a ry people,
am i is ta n g ib ly evident in a jungle
»and table in th e firs t g rad e room.
N or a re th e young people g e ttin g
too f a r from th e ir home tra in in g as
they ven tu re afield , fo r a p a rt ol
ta c h d a y 's w ork is c a rry in g on the
m othor'a fo u n d atio n w ork in k in d ­
ness and c o u rte sy . ' I t is really a
very d elig h tfu l th in g to see the uny
people go th ro u g h a little d rill w hich
involves a nu m b er of keys rep re -
sent mg ‘‘T h an k y o u ," ‘‘I'a rd o u m e,''
“ If you p lease," etc. T hese keys
a re assem bled on a
rin g
which
bears the m o tto " lie ye kind."
Soccer ia th e big gam e for the
g ra d e boys th is fall, and th e field
ii full of hopefuls a s reg u larly
us
th e noon h o u r comes.
''S a fe ly la n e s” on th e co rn et ol Mary's H ospital. New Westminister,
thd* school stre e t. “ S afety firs t" in­ B ritish Columbia, visited with h e r
stru c tio n in schoul coupled w ltn
a sisters at Saint Mary’s of the Valley
b it of Co o p eratio n should
reduce the ju s t week. Sister Justina was a
« an g er to a m inim um . Rules for d e 'eg ate to the Providence Sister’s
sa fe ty a r r being illu stra te d in M r ! .' Seventy fifth Anniversary celebration
W ilson's room as a m eans uf in- . at Seattle.
eu leatin g h ab its of carufulm -sa in'
the pupil's m inds and actions.
COUNTY C. E. UNION
The cen tu r of b ita ra st In th e iRth
g rad e room ia a row o f spelling MEETS IN BEAVERTON
g ra p h s on the cork board above tTie
hlarklm ard .
Daily g ra d e s are
I hr Wadiingtoii County Christian
, ra te d and connect«*! w ith red peri- ’F!n< lea vor I ’m on met at the local
¿•cil. It ia a m at ta r of a good deal Church of Christ. Friday evening for
•*i l pride to th e pupils to
■»!> the |1tir|MtMt of raising the county Inul-
into the h ig h e r grade«. T hese peo­
p l
ple a re developing the dictio n ary
The meeting was ojienetl with a
habit, too, and have had tom e very
e n th u siastic d rills in locatin g
and song service, after which James II
defin in g worth). New w ords added Hemlerscm. «if Portland, state jiresi-
to th e ir w irah u larie* are listed on ileitf, Irrl the rally for thr budgrt
the board a s “ New F rie n d s," and are railing,
A program of music and readings
d elib erately cu ltiv a te d in d aily use.
M usic re su lts a rc m ast noticeable followrd. after whieh a short social
in the eig h th g ra d e room. We have meeting and refreshments were en­
heard soil»- really pleasing
p a it joyed. There was a large representa­
sin g in g from lim t
q u a rte r.
No tion from all over the county present.
doubt it will lb« ptsmible, am i e n te r-
tn in in g fo r school p a tro n s to hoar
some w orth ily p erfo rm ed num bers GIRLS GLEE CLUB HAS
fio m the glee clubs being organized
INITIATION PARTY
in the u p p er g rad es.
The Girls’ Glee club of the toncal
TEACHERS
DATES
I N S T I T U T E high school enjoyed an initiation |>ar-
at the home of Hortense Clellaml,
ARE S E T ty
near F'irliH'k station, on F’riday eve
The W ash in g to n C ounty T each ers'
In s titu te will hv held at th e H ills­
boro U nion H igh School B uilding,
O ctober 15th and 16th. T h ere will
h r a special session at 2:15 p in. oi.
T hunday
QeMbwr
if>th for all
Sdhool
Hoards and Sehool Hoard
Clerk«. Suit«' S b p t. 0 . A. H ow ard
will be the sp eak er. All
iSchoal
Hoards a re req u ested to he p resen t
al th a t tim t. All teac h e rs a re re
quired to a tte n d th e In s titu te hi th
T h u rsd ay and F rid a y .
RKBEKAH CLUB MEETS
A T HARDMAN HOME
The Rebecca
Needle and Social
C lub m et last F rid a y a t the home
of M rs. M yrtle H ard m an ju s t e a st of
tow n.
A larg e num ber of ladies w ere
p re s e n t and a b o u n tifu l d in n er w as
served a t noon. A fte r d inner a b u s i­
ness m eeting w as held. T h e m eeting
ruljoum cd to meet a t th e hom e of
Mrs. Sue F n ac k so n th e first F’riday
ill N ovem ber.
Meeting Held Io Dis­
cuss Water Problem
The Sodality of the Hlrsned Virgin, I
prr-nled over by Juliana Schneider,
the prefect, licit) their first Hireling
Thursday. After the minutes h a d I
Iteen re.nl from the last meeting, last I
year. Hilly Wrldi was circled treas Mayor
Wilson Is Ques­
tirer to fill a vacancy, and the prefect
announced her choice uf Gladys i tioned by E. Stipe About
I'helps as assistant. I'ertinent talks
Project of C ouncil
were then given on the Force of Kx
ample by May Filled Olsen ami Helen
C. OF C. ROOMS
Schulte. Our Ixidy of l’er|ietual Help AT
was chosen as the title under which
our Messed Mother would l»e particu­ M ayor Make« T alk On T h r Many
larly honored this year. Ramona I
Itra rfits of C o -o p eration
Maxoii volunteered to give a talk on !
how she «Mamed this title, ai the 1
A meeting of several of the citizens
nest Hireling The little Flower was
of Beaverton was held at the Chain-
also chosen as the |>alron for Octolicr.
tier of Commerce rooms Tuesday eve­
May Flllen Olsen will tell ns alxmt
ning of this week to discuss tlie feasi
her life next Thursday.
bility of taking over the VVessinger
I he Saint Mary’» girls were happy Springs for the water supply of the
spectators at the second football game Town of Beaverton. The meeting,
of the season at Saint Mary’s High after being called to order, elected C.
School, llulwr The game was liet Iv Hedge as chairman.
ween I'ark Rose of Portland and St.
As the proposition is a project of
Mary's. Our boys won with a score
the
Town Council, Mayor Wilson
of 48 to II. Victor l-aiutariue made
4 touchdown»: James Helium, 2; C’yril came in for some questioning by FT-
mFr Stipe, who seemed to be spon­
lot Hie I, and Charles Holt 1.
soring the cause of those opposed to
I tiller the inspiration of the yell the Town’s acquiring this source of
leader, Dclplunc Dans, the "!*ep As­ water.
sembly" held their first general meet
Jos. Riwhek. owning several acres
lug 111 the Auditorium, W'ednrsilay af
of land which he irrigates from the
tcruoon. Several members of the fac­
ulty gave short talks on the lienefits spring water, was present and exhib­
ited a paper which he claimed was
of athletics emphasizing the value of
from the State F'ngineer's office, giv­
fostering a loyal school spirit. I)el
ing him r ig liis in a certain (Mirtion of
phi nr l)uus also said a few w ords and
suggested getting individual mega the water. Investigation, however,
phones FIvulcully the liasketball team revealed that the j>aper was an appli­
of Saint Mary’s will not lack a hearty cation fur rights and that it was
signed by Ruchek, himself, ami not by
liackiug this year.
the State Flag nicer.
Our beautiful Tualatin Valley lie
Representatives from the Rossi es­
comes more lovely each day as the
forest trees put on their gorgetms fall tate present stated that there was not
enough water for all who were now
attire. This valley is like a huge am ­
using, ami that when those at the up­
phitheater with the Portland hills to
per course of the stream were using
the east. Cooper mountains to t h e
the water, those below were left with­
south, and the blue cuast range to the
far west and north. The view of the out recoure, or in the precise words,!
"It was just too had."
valley front the top of our building is
\\ hen asked the question. Mayor
uiagmfireul
Wilson stated that the l*e»t attorneys
I he I’tu/leis of Saint Thomas Ac-
the City could employ liad advised the
■ lumas is the name chosen by the club
Council that this water was the prop­
organized last week. The mnuliers
erty of the State of Oregon, that as
will endeavor to shai|ien their wits on
such it was open for filings, and that
the puzzles given in The Messenger.
the Town of Bcavcron's tilings took
Juliana Schneider was chosen presi­
prevalence over any otlier filing, that
dent . Hetty Webb, secretary ami
the Town’s filing was the first one.
Mai ion Hennessy, treasurer.
In reply to a question rather pertly
The grounds to the west of t h e
put, the mayor made a very excellent
Academy are lieiug laid out according
talk on the lienefits which might tie
to the drawings of Mr. Drew, a well
expected from c&-ope ration between
known landsca|ie gardener of Beaver­
the citizens ami the Town administra­
ton. ami when completed will undotiM-
tion. and -bowing how municipalities
edly enhance the beauty of our new
which lack that co-operation suffer.
building.
His talk was well received and it is
Mr. K. J. I-owe and family, of the
thought to have enlightened some of
Kitter-I.owe Company, o f Portland,
were honored g u est! at S t Mary’s, those present with regard to certain
conditions which prevail throughout
Saturday afternoon, the twenty-sixth.
Sister M ary Jusfinu from Saint many municipalities.
ning, Sept. 25. This party was given
for the purpose of initiating the new
memliers of the club.
The initiation committee, under the
leadership of Eleanor Zuercher, hail
prepared an exceedingly comical pro­
gram. which was put on at the ex.
pense of the neophytes, causing a
great deal of merriment.
About twenty five were present.
Punch and cake were served.
IO D G E HAS A N N I­
VERSARY PROGRAM
The
B eaverton
R ebekah
lodge
pm o.i a short program Tuesday e v e ­
n in g
a fte r
th e re g u la r
m euting
co m m em o ratin g the e ig h tie th anni
vo ai / o f O ddfelli w shin '•A m e ri­
ca" w as su n g b y ail. and M rs. Lewis
gave a piano solo. A tab leau by s e v ­
e ra l o f th e R ehekahs w as well p r e ­
sen ted . a h o w lrg th e em blem s an.l
c h a ra c te rs of Oddfellowr.hip, an d a
i rail m g by Mr. F o ste r com plete« the
p ro g ram . S everal v isito rs w ere p r e s ­
ent from Nt w h rig ami H illsboro.
MR. AND MRS. ERICK­
SON BACK FROM COL.
Mr. and M rs. O tto E rickson r e ­
tu rn e d T h u rsd a y n ig h t from M ont -
rose, C olorado, w here th ey w ent a f ­
te r h e a rin g of th e d e ath o f M rs.
E rick so n 's un.-le, Jo h n V ernon, there, j
lie had been in ju red in an au to m o ­
bile accident. He lived in S an M i­
guel V alley. Mr. and M rs. E ric k ­
son drove th e re in tw o an d a h alf
days. The first day th ey w ent 632
m iles, am i th e n e x t day 540. M rs.
E rickson and h e r s is te r a re the sole
h eirs of th e larg e e s ta te consisting
of 1280 a cres of land. 3500 head of
sheep and $8000 o f securities.
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LETTERS
Friday,
li
Selling w a te r—Inatead o f buying
» i U r - i s the Unit policy fo r B ea­
verton.
H um an
right«
a re
param o u n t
o v er p ro p erty rig h ts.
The h ealth and w elfare of a city
$1.50 Par Yeai
October 9, 1931
Many Potato Fields
Are Cerified For Seed
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hove^ prior right, over «ii *iwr Crop Condition Is Generally
The
H eaverdam
D itch th ro u g h
Good; Some Exception*
B eaverton and vicinity waa dug by
ally Nice Field»
a d ra in a g e ditch com pany and elect- I
ed a ditch m aater each y e a r up to
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11*0«. I t waa not organized aa an I N C R E A S E I N A C R E A G E
irrig a tio n o u tfit.
The Tow n of lic-averton ha» filed
w ater right« on Johnson and W«»- Inspection» A re
Mode by E. R.
ainger S p rin g s— less th an
a
mile
Jack m an of S la te College
a p a rt -pronounced by S. P. railro ad
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CITY COUNCIL MEETS
IN REGULAR SESSION
The City Council met in regular
session Monday evening of this week.,
The regular hills were presented and
allowed, hut three bills, one front F.. j
Halstcn, one from Otto Erickson &
Co., and one from F\ Noyes, were held At the Half, the Score Ia
for further information.
7-0 for Silverton, But
B. F. Daly was present, asking in­
formation regarding the cost of hav­
B. H. S. Score Soon
ing a tap made. He seemed to be of
the opinion that the City’s charge of
FINAL SCORE, 20-7
$22.50 was rather high, but the coun-
cilmen individually and severally in­
former! him that that was the charge W i*i er. W right, and H art, Kaeh
having been marie for the last three
Make One Touchdown
year*, that oftentimes it cost the City
more than that, ami that they could
Football dope w s i conaiderably
see no special reason for making an upset on the local field la a t F riday
exception in this case.
when Coach W a rre n * » p eed y g rid -
Mr. L’mbright, representative of the ite ra took the heavy S ilverton squad
National Aircraft Institute, located at into comp to the tune of 20-7. O u t-
the airport, requested a letter from the w eigheu, and facing a
line
th a t
Council that he might use to help him scorned to be all b u t im pregnable,
secure students. This institute i s B eaverton’s squad d u rin g m oet of
selling a correspondence course in the f ir s t q u a rte r w ere able to hold
aviation. The Council took the mat­ u n til tw o penalties, one quickly fo l­
low ing the oUher, s o it of took the
ter under consideration.
h e a rt o u t of the fellow s fo r a tim e,
Janies Lewis, one of the judges ap­ allow ing the heavy opposing line to
pointed for the special election, had ciow d the pigskin over fo r • to u c h ­
sent in his resignation, and it was ac­ down ju s t before th e q u a rte r ended.
cepted by the Council. C. E. Fledge
Silverton choae to kick off, and
was named to succeed him.
m any tim e* it looked ra th e r dark
J. H. Hulett volunteered his ser­ fo r B eaverton, stan d in g up before
vices when the Council was consid­ th e heavy punches, but tlaey w ere
ering interviewing the County Com­ able to hold a t the critical pinches,
missioners with regard to repairing and kick out of d anger. To the side
certain streets. Hulett made his re­ lines it alm ost looked like an o th er
port to the Mayor and individual mem­ q u a rte r and a sla u g h te r w ould be­
gin. B ut—
bers Tuesday evening.
Upsets Football Dope
wmUrj n ° r e -
P o ta to * , on 217 acre» on 3b farm s
should 'd riv e o v .7 to
W ^m ^r
U" n • " rove<1 to r certificatio n
(sp rin g s—th* n e a re st- before
* 1 « - t h “ y**r ’
W ‘ >:
rua, county ag en t. The second field
tion, a n d have a drin k .
I t ’» fine! inspection* w ere com pleted la s t .xal-
n . 1 1 n * th * "n? nth
S eptem ber, ur4, y by E . R. Jack m an of t h e
c a v erto n lost 5 4 of
its fa i m crops d ep artm en t, of O regon
w ater by leakage
Alao, every tim e S ta te college. C ondition of die crop
th e re is a fire in E eav erto n we pay i» gen erally good, w ith som e e z -
for every
gallon of w ater
used, ceptronally nice field.
in
.e v e ra l
Vt hen we have S pring w a te r th ere p a r t , of the county,
will be no loss in m oney fo r leak -
W hile ^
tcreA g e of
certified
“* r.
I f * ',
.to d i . th is y e a r gi e a te r -than last.
If th e S p rin g w a te r 1 . m .ta ile d th ere
u w er
who w iu
in b ea v e rto n the r a t* , will not b * l , « ve tl* c e r tified seed. An incTMS*
raiszsl, t u t the people will receive, ln .„„.v id u al acreages such a s i. a p -
" " iT ’. i T !
f° r U** "*me money p a re n t this year indicates a 'healthy
„ .b o ro
»
co n tem p latin g
in - U lv t»opment in the p o tato » t e a
•ta ilin g n m unic.p.1 w ater work»,
b u sin es. in t h u county. One s e n -
o re s t
rove opermtes a m un*~ ,ous c n ticiam frequently made o f po-
* " d m*de Pnufttl
production th ru t h u te rrito ry
° tv .
^ m
.
has been th a t the acreag e of m ost
The late S e n a U r J o s e p h s fam ous of th e g T o vlen j ,
smBu th a t he
p la tfo rm w as W ater n g h te w ithout do* , not h, Ve „aftk-ient q u a n tity of
c«s to ta x p a y e rs.
p o tato es to a tt r a c t buyer*.
H aving
W hen the w histle blew for the
G overnor M eier is w ith us on the a n mcrage large enough to enable
th ird q u a rte r, Silverton. ag a in k ic k ­
sam e p latfo rm .
th e gro w er to p u t up and ship not W A T E R LEAK IS DIS­
ing. booted a long one to Ross H a rt,
Let the fam ous W essinger S prings less th a n a carload w ould b e of a d -
COVERED BY CITY rig h t into his a rm s. A nd it did th e
pay off B eaverton's w a te r indebted- v a n ta g e in his m ark etin g p ro g ram ,
home folks good to see th e re tu rn .
n e .. n ext Tuemlay*. election. M r.
So.nc- of U , W ashington county
F o r some m onths th e T ow n C oun­ W ith interferen ce th a t had
hard
' o ter, th in k it over!—C on trib u te d
p3Ut<) g ro w ers a re very p a rtic u la r cil has been concerned w ith th e d is­
w ork to keep ahead, H a rt passed
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ab o u t the q u ality o f th e pack which crepancy betw een the am ount o f w a ­
e m ain line o f th e defence. 1 ne;.
UR. ^ K liS H TO S P E A K
they put up, and have establighel te r reg istered on the m a s te r m eter th
lie had only to shake off the sec-
A T F T. A. M E E T I N G a pretty good reputation for putting w here the w a te r comes in to th e Bea - o^dary defense
T his he did
by
up a uniform g rad e of high q u ality . v erto n w a te r sy stem a n d th e a g g r e ­
m eans of several dodges, sid e ste p ­
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T h e B eaverton
Parent-Teachers’ So,m! im provem ent ia still possible, g ate of the consum ers’ m eter read - ping,
and
sudden
s ta rts
Down
association is p reparing to have about “nd *t V1* presen. tim e th e re
i s ■ng*. Som e m onth» th ere hue been
“bout S ilv erto n ’* th ir ty - y a r d
as much a s 54% lost betw een w here lijJ€ oaiy one fellow w as try in g to
125 ,< r s „ n - present a. the next meet-
*n
...
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,
fo rcin g the
potato
g rad in g
and the w a te r comes in and w hat goes 0VerUke him . H a rt, aeeing a clear
• ng. which will »-e held on Monday b ran d in g law
F or the purpose of th ro u g h the c o n su m e rs m eters.
tie U ah c, d Ul#n let out and how
evening, O ctober 12th. They have a KCttin(f ¡„fo rm atio n to the grow ers
O f la te they have tak en to scru - th a t
did
The ch aser w as
mo-t interesting pr.^ram planne.1 and fo r p ro perly g rad in g and b ran d in g , tin iz in g p re tty closely w h at d iffer-
M though sta n d in g still. Ju st
every one w ill lie given a chance t o 1 and d e m o n stra tin g m ethods of d o i e n t consum ers w ere u sing as reg is- lhink> a toudidow n rig h t from the
express himself with new ideas and ing th is, th ere w ill be a series ot tered by the readings of th e m eters h ^ o f f i
A nd they proceeded
to
que||ions o r -ugge-tions.
p o tato g ra d in g m eetings h eld in the leading into d ifferen t pieces of p n - pasa ov#r lhe )im
Dr. R. S. W elsh is to he the m ain , " ,u n ty ,oon und<rr th e d ireetio n o i v ate p ro p erty .
1 T his m ade the score som ew hat as
The w a te r sy stem h a s been gone
h ^
^
,u ,t ^
hah.
speaker of the evening. He will give , tlle <*>unty *Kent-
his ideas on the prevention and spread- I G ro w ert whose field* have passed over sy stem atically , w ith o u t an y lean G re, tI
encou rag ed fey th is eig h ty
L a te r o r n in ety y ard re tu rn ,
in# of colds and
communicable .. ' ^lt?^ inspections
fo r certified
seed ol an y size being discovered.
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B eaverton
ili'C.i-e- found in mo-4 schoolv We K l i r i r « » « t » n r t W ™
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p
s
Were
U
k
en
10
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*
m**‘ bucked u u D and
w ent in to r pull ___ __
some
K llingsen,
llin ircp r
r , rot
mzifoe a t
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m as u-hot. *ko»o ,.m n U
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B u rk a rt and W. E
o n f f K S h h e a r-
te i m e te r a t tim es w hen th ere would m ore scores irorn the bag. W rig h t
are fortunate in having Dr. Welsh tell
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, . i wood; A. C ulver, G ales C reek; W. probably b e only a very little .ra­
made a run around end fo r a touch-
us of these things, as the Portland KaUoh> Kore s t G rove; M .u e r Bros., te r used, like a t one o r tw o o'clock j“
"j*te in th e th ird q u a rte r, b at
schools a re w orking out ideas along C ornelius. R t. 2; L. B auer, A Z ah- in the m orning. B ut th e re did not
the
converting
pass w as knocked
tlu.se lines.
¡er> j
M D avidson, and F .
H. seem to be an y m ovem ent c f the
down
wlUh
little
effort by one at
Mrs. Hubbard, state chairman of Schm idt, H illsboro, Rt. i ; C onrad hands in the dial of th e big m eter, ^ l v e r to n h
backs. 13-7
and the
the membership committee, will give and C arl Dick. H illsboro, R t. 4; Abe though w hen a tap w as tu rn e d on
q u a rte r ended.
an inspiring talk.
j Stoller, E lm er W a lte rs,
W alters th ere w culd be a noticeable re g is­
W ith sam e seven o r e ig h t m in ­
It is expected that a large number B ros., Jo h n W alters, R. R. G raves, te rin g os soon os th e w a te r sta rte d
will attend the State P ..T . A. conven- H. H ansen, E. E. S tab ler, A. C roe- th ro u g h th a pipe, though the size ol u tes «lore to play, w ith S ilverton
on about
th e ir tw en ty -fiv e
yard
tion to lie held from October 20 to 24. ni • n<1 H R- F indley, P ortland, Rt. th e o u tlet w as very sm all.
line and defending th e w est goal,
Our president. Mrs. Marsh, has r e - 1 2; H ‘ J V alentine. B eaverton, Rt. W ednesday of this week C ouncilm an W rig n t g o t aw ay aro u n d left end
ceived the call to attend, as each dis- ®’
H‘ Thompson, Sherw ood, Rt. A lexander, ch a irm a n of the w ater fo r a touchdow n, b a t w as called
I llieir president.
4; E. L. . . Seiffert,
E lm er and
E . rvin com m ittee, visited one of the places
tric t -eiKl-
7 tI ,
.
A trops, Jeh n and H elen S chm eltzer, ol business h e re an d found three oack by the referee. B eaverton was
Don't forget! A splendid program and W. E. P e te rs, Sherw ood, Rt. pipes leading on to th e prem ises, offside, he said. T hen a long pass
is being arranged for Monday eve 3; Rowell B ro th ers. Scholls; J. H. only one of the pipes connected w ith to W ism sr waa c a rrie d o v er. S ilv e r-
to n 's w eight had je g u n to tell a -
■ling. 'The refreshment committee Moore, Glen M iller, Jo h n 'Mulioy,
a m e te r. _______________
j a g a in s t them . B eing a heavy team ,
will be on the job, Every one is in- and Ed W ohlschlegel, L au rel; F. H.
iiard to shove out of the w ay, they
vited to come out and enjoy this meet- Jossy, L innton, Rt. 2; H. E. B u r- l / t i i T » y i e p i t t o i ? v
A I M S f h i D l! » I \-
tile d before h alf of the fo u rth q u a r-
ing.
d e tte. O renco; and H. V ersteeg , M.
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H arvey, and E. N . M cD ougall, of
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MR«!. DONALDSON
Nrwher*
The K iw anis C lub had as t h e n , k*ew iL This tim e they booted tne
an<*
R *n betw een the poets,
E N T E R T A IN S CLU B
A marriage license was issued in g u ests the B eaverton teac h ers and
20-7 looked as though
th e gam e
Vancouver Saturday to Warren Jones th^ school board T uesday n ig h t wnen
suReci down. W a n e n sen t in
Mrs. F . J . D onaldson e n tertain ed atu| Barbara Schultz, both of Beaver- m et a t th e high school fo r th e ir
m any of his sube so they could g e t
the T uesday a f ^ r m ™ bridge club
Tll(, bridc Is tht, d.lu<Mi.r >lf M r. re g u la r m eeting.
Dr. M ason introduced the teachers * little ta s te of a real ¿tame,
« ^ and j ° " m
L n
7-
Ro"by
All pepped up, in iMey w ent, and
Bovd
Mrs. ^ Mn\*>«Ue
E n ck
so n . *"d . Mr s . p . L . Schultz. M r Jones
, in a w ay th a t caused much m e m - .
these sifi>s w ere able to
give the
w ere g u ests o f the elub Mrs. A E.»ha'
recfnttv en'l,k)>ei1 at B*f | - m ent. H a rris H anson fav o red them
w ith a couple o f his fam ous solos,
tire d Silverton bunch m ore m an they
H anson h ad the high score.
' man’s Garage.
Dr. T a lb e rt and W illis Cady, dressed could handle. W hen the final w histle
a s tra m p s or crazy men e n tertain ed blew, tine ball w as in B eaverton's
them w ith songs.
possession well into S ilv erto n ’s te r -
t Ben H azen o f P o rtlan d w as t h e ; rito ry .
I t looked
os though th is
p rin cip al sp eak er of the evening. | team would be abls to give a good
He took fo r his su b ject "T he T rail j account o f itse lf on the g ridiron.
o f B enjam in F ra n k lin " . H e gav e a
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b rief h isto ry of the life of h'ranKiln CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED
and told o f m any things he saw anil
o z * ii/x /n
» xtxtit U
learned about him while on a trip
I OR SCHOOL A N N U A L
to Boston this la st sum m er. Miss
■ ■ -
H aw ley, p ian ist fo r the club, f ur - 1
The senior class of Che B eaverton
nished a flour-piece o rc h e stra who
School began a drive fo r the
played several
num bers, and a ls o f publishing of an A nnual a g am th is
fu rn ish ed m usic f o r a ¿lance a fte r y ear, a t a re g u la r
stu d en t body
dinner.
| m eeting held F rid ay . O ctober 3.
M rs.
M apes p u t on th e d in n er
The A nnual is a book recording
in S o u th ern sty le w hish w as tru ly the school events of the year, and
enjoyed.
for the last seven years the pub­
f| ! World Series Fails N ot Ail in Ball Park J [j
lishing of this book has oeen a reg ­
ular custom with each graduating
M IS S IO N A R Y L A D I E S
S T U D Y P O R T O R IC O class.
The Seniors this year are espe-
^
, . . . I daily eager to publish an Annual,
The Congregational Ladies Mis- aml ^ th t+ie cooperation of tie
sianary Study class met Thursday, other clas, es th
, £ sure u ^ y c. n
W,fh ^ rs McMinn leading the do
t out „ „editable book.
votional service.
Mrs. Hawley led
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the discussion of Porto Rico with a
very interesting paper on the early 1JITEON CLUB EN
history of the island. Mrs. A. E.
TERTAINS V ISITORS
Olsen followed with a paper on the
early religion.
H iteon club m et W ednesday, .Sep
A pot luck lunch was served at U m ber 30, a t th e hom e uf F lo ra
noon.
Leedy a t T igard. T here w ere fo u r­
teen m em bers
and five v isito rs
w ere present.
M rs.
Sm ith, president of tiie
W ashington county federation told of
projects th e county
The fu n e ra l o f Dr.
H etlesctter, the different
fo r fifte e n years a resid en t o f G ar- federation w ere endorsing. The us -
c«sn Home. w*s held W edncs.lay a f - ual collection of fru it ia to be made
tem o o n from the church a t G arden to r the A lbertine K err nu rsery . I he
Home. Rev. Poor, of B eaverton.
m eeting place is a t Mr*. Ida
conducted the
service. In te rs n c ti H i t e s home on O ctober 14. I ms
w as in C rescent G rove cem etery.
i
be a business m eeting.
FUNERAL HELD FOR
GARDEN HOME MAN