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Vuivsrsity Llbf«r» T he B eaverton R eview The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively To The Interests Of Eastern Washington County. VOLIJMK XI. No. 10. Highlights Of The New Legislature Single Copy, 5 Cents Ben verton. Washington County, Oregon. * KHKKAII LODGES HAVK JOINT MF :KT'Town Council Has A Special Meeting Matmlay evening, January 30, the 1 -Kunlvill«’ Reliekah l.n,|yi- and thr Tualatin l«>«lgr held a »px-cml joint meeting Tho president of thr Re- likali a*»rmhly, Mr». Maui) lt',gi-r* of Knti-rprur inadr hrr | ThinicH Moving W ry Slowly Vialt to thr two I'slgr*. Mm. official Rogers Show Interest In House Bill With Few liills Kruch- was acrompanml by Mr», Grare No. I l l Dealing With ChrUUtuMni. i!:;rd War.lrn nt t«>* itiK Final I'amage Ineorported Assembly, and Mm. Mrldruin, I’aa’. I*rr»idrnt h k ; c u t s in s a l a r ie s Tim Tigartlvilln i! „ r r » staff ex- W ELL TESTS GOOD empllfted the Ui'lM'kah «legre«' In a H M il l'rg “ » Taxpayer* T.» Demand vvry er st liable mannrr. Mayor Fi»her Appxiints W. Ik. I’eets D raslir l(rdurl|»na In Ktprnara Mm. Rogers mode a vrry help Hu 1 New Town Marshall ful anil inatrurtivr talk on work being carried on In thr «tat«. She Ity Mr» la*Kuy Wuu| romplirm-ntisl thr Tigardvllle Ixxige (• ontiMur.l from la»l wr«<k) Senator Huik«- intrsJu»«Ml * hill ' 't r y highly. Informal talk* w rr MornUy allh| ("i .i mhmilwi d made tiy thr Noble (Irand» from all tln> »alary uf tho gxvernnr from of thr Visiting lodges. ......... ........ ...... pres- .... Fifty eight VI« I tor» were $7,660.00 a yrar to $6600.00; (hat ent from " other loilges which' in- of thu »«•rrrtnry «.f atatr and »laU- treasurer from $64<iO 00 1 » 94h00.U0. 1 1mlrd Columbia. Omega. Multnu- ami Uial <«f tho utt irm-y general mah and l-aurelwuod all of Port- laml. Ita-averton, Wilsonville. Mil- from $6600 00 t»i 4600.00. The only laily mxmls-r of <|i, waukie, Neivly in Clackamas roun- Hou»«* ha* intrn«lu«rd a tail pro ty, Tualatin ami Scholls. vicltng for a pori rnt t i l on all to- i A very tempting lunch was sx-rvex! ____ __________ roamrtta» ami malt. St*, i rial in» this woul.l raiiw fa|v«r«xi 11 \l BOSS F \ VORS $3 maV ly «no and half million dollar» The special meeting of the Iicnv- erton omncil tu-ld in the Oity Hall Monday evening o f this week bro*t out quite a number of spectators. After reading the minutes of the A guiar m«-eting the correspondent« «-ruined considerable tune. Il-.uae No' 114 ■nd 115 w* re rtmA by title. No. 114 »ex-ms of more than passing intercut dialing with en- aiding Incorporatxsl cities and town» to re bond jwiqs-rty having assess- ment liens against it and grant- ln,f 4oum‘,*mrn l**' p wer to iisue refunxling homi» without the usual AFTO LIC ENSE FEE i4iarter amendment procedure. " i A letter from St. Helens regaM- In a communication to th«- suto- in|{ e|w tnc light rail's and one from mobile committees of the stat lrg- Mr, K||u Ma„ h e»tab- I.laturr iMNuml this week Hal K |,.hin|r „ fety lailP, w,.re lie s , secretary of state, n p. ated u u,r Ulfht am) .trM t «»mmitteesa i f f ,*>roPnfc** • p 0» automo- reapnctlv«.,y. Application of It. D. bile license fee, anil barked his re- ... iT - ! ... _ , ....... quest with an extensive f.l- of * ^ P0“ 4'“ " of *r correspomlenee reflecting the atti- 'ntx-miert was plsced on file. tud. of motorists all over the State A le,V r ,1pom ***' B* rJer ® f ^ d to . clsrm«) exemp » n from the Secretary Hoes also told members wh„|eaaie vehicle license ordinance of the nnnmitte»1 that his pr • «sal and b'ttor* from F. H Wilsun and did not Incluxir any interference Frank A Smith appl>«<d for work with the present plan of , refunxling , on Ifie laying of the pipe line, the tax««» on gasoline used for sgn- U tU r a, cultural or industrial purpose*. < A petition signexl by about sixty !. I convinced," «aid Mr H residents snd lm>ine»»men was pre- 'that the farmers and the loggers xented asking the retention of Mar and the fishermen who do not Use shall Boring. In the discussion that ,he highways with their e«|uipment, followed. Mayor Fisher dtatexl tha’- are entitled to a rxxfind on the gas- . . ... .three men whose names appeared oline tax they have paid, .ml there ^ ,hf titl#B ha, „ kw, him It arema th»t thr Irgialatu» »heel« are turning Very alowly Nery few bill* have reax'hx-xi nnai pa .«|fe in l*>th h»u»«« ami none «•( very gnrxt impjrtance havr runr up for Ihrrd .readimr Al«»ut the only lull pa»», il LaM week waa one approprlatmir money to pay' thr exprnar« of Uie aeaaion thu» far. AH thr txqfislaitor* readily *• Itn-ml to pay the expenses of tlw »•••■ion thu» far. All the legislators readily agreed to that and it had clear »ailing. Prvoitfant Kiddle an l S|>rakrr Snell am continually urging the Iivmbrm to ge( their bill« m early. Matty of minor importance or of pumly a local nature in certain •ertwir i of the atatr «mm t ‘> bx- introduced but tha major Uauea were not touched up to thr second Week end adjournment La»l Friday. r *?. m' rn,,° n, “ ,Br. •* * kno* mayor to appoint another man. A l- I’efom adjournment a total of I Mi of attempting U, deprive them of <)irm, n Koahlaml recommended lg- this refund. noring the pxfition. stating that he measure* w®rr propoiwd for rotund, could get flhe same signatures on a eration, o f which 102 are in the houar and 67 in the senate. t he C.E. SOCIETIES H A V E petition to appoint other men. He rraaon for the drlay 1 » attributed CONVENTION HEBE rftatxrd in another speech that Bor- by »omr to lack of leadrmhtp, ---------- 1 ing w alkrd <lown the miildle Of the claiming that the governor i* not The Wa»hingt«<n County Chrlat- | street pointing his flashl’ght into owiunting tha responsibility which Ian F.mleavor Unk-n h«*hl a rally at fb«’ huildngs from there. Alderman devolve» upon him a» chief execu th«- Church o f Christ in Beaverton Fordney maxi«- a motion to confirm tive o f the »tate. Another rraaon Tuesday evening Then- was u good the Mayor's appointment of W. W. given la that an many member» representation from the various j Feet» and M W. Rice. Thia » » « have had no legialativr experience County C. K. Societies. The mem- J *«rc«mded by Koahlnnd and carr x-d that they are floundering around ber* of the Gaston C. K. Society j hut with the stipulation by Bish- to get their U-armg». presented a box «-f candy to the i op Uiat th«- appointment was en!v society for having tlw for a marshal. Tile legislature refused ' to refer- B«-thany ' ,l the Mi icr-Holman Imut, denar lnrg«-at representation for distance, On mxvtion of Alderman Liver ing it did not w'i»h to lie prnjxvted prx-sent. more. the Ma)«or amt R«k-order were into a "Kilkenny cat fight '. They to Rev. K. 1*. Kellogg, Pastor of the instructexl to issue warrants suggest«»! that the governor m.ni Forest (irovt- Congregational chiirch cover inewming Interest coupons treaaumr declare a-n armistice on «x»s the speaker «if th" evening. on outstanding I hmís . their personal row ami devote thia Mlaa Ella Bean gave a scripture I Engin«K-r Goyt r«‘porU.*d that the time to helping work out the trou- rcaxling and a duet was sung iiy pump at the new well had Wen run bleaome problem» conf renting the tau inrmWra from the Christum 4^ hour* c«>nsecutively at 1520 rev atat«» at large. State »alary reiiu» • church ( ’. K. After the meeting tfu olutions per minute and had del tion« ranging from 5 to 60 percent, 62ml anniversary of the founding ivered about 230 gallons p«*r minute and exipected to effect a »living of of ,h<- Internstional Christian En during that time. Then for a tine it $744,004 over, the 10 .’t.t - ‘ 1 4 tm-nnium. deavor Society nt Willigton, Maine were approved by the joint ways was celebrated witih a huge blrth- was speed«-»! up to 1680 R. P M. (Continued on Editorial Page) ami mroiu committee This will go xlay rake. before the legialaturr in bill form. The reduction» range from 5 per THE KINTON LADIES rent on »ahiriea up ,o $100 a month A ll) HAVE MEETING to 60 percent on milaru-n In exceaa of $760 a month, effective « » of TW re were twelve la«lies pr«-sent January 1 thia year. They would rpply to all «'»mpensntion derived at the regular monthly meeting of from taxea, fee» or licenae» over the Kinton laulies Aiil va-ix-ty hehl which the legialaturr h»» jurisdic- I hursdny afternoon. A comforta-r tion, with housing ami other living was tackx-il and ready to W sold to warm Wxhling. exprnaea calculnteii in the cut. The anybody needing only peraon affected by the "upper (luring the businx-s* hour, the pres cut" la Ihr. W. J. Kerr, chancellor ident, Mrs. Gliulys Aten, api'xiintx-il of higher education, who rcceivea n the following oommittees t«> nsaist aulury of $ 12.000 yearly. W r for the coming y«nr. Work cani- Senator Hurke has the courage niittx-e, Mrs Sarah Hallman. Mrs. and atomarhic fortitude to go right Lyxfii Ward, Mrs. Vanllorn ami Mrs. down the line, alaahing salaries Bertha llierly; visitation. Mrs. Ber right ami left. lie has introduced tha Ifierly, Mr*. Madge I Vmu-roy another bill railing for reduction of ami Mrs. ElizaWth Wright. supreme court justices' salaries from $7600 to $6000 a year, ami DEBATE TEAMS TO another hill which would reduce sa ENTER CONiTEST laries of all circuit judges in Ore- gx>n. Hurke ii co-author of another The three «Inhaling teams of Mil which would abolish the office of stnte budget director. An axvom- Beaverton High School will take pitnying bill provides thnt the du- part in the deWting tournament to tie« o f the state budget director be held at Linfix-F! Collx-ge at Mc shall lie transferred to the secretary Minnville. Frixlny and Saturday of of the board of control, whose sa this week. There will also W com lary shall not exceed $.'1000 a year. petition in extemporaneous speak thr«-o Bx-averton teams The present secretary of that bosr.l ing. The are as follxovs; Affirmatives, l*aul receives a $6000 salary. In a special messnge to the leg Ifox-ckli ami Thelma Tefft. Donald Margaret Ihrkman. islature Friday the governor recom Walker and Taylor mended the creation o f a state re Negative teams; Kenneth and Frances Marvin. Douglas Tay lief commission of seven members to serve without -pay, but with a lor ami Marvin Stalder. Bob Denney and Isabelle Wa 1 ln-’c. fund at its disposal to take care of necessary expenses incidental to a Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Lawrence thorough survey o f unemployment renditions. Also that the legislature were host* at Sunday xlinner to Mr. set aside a fund if not less than arid Mrs. Carl Donaldsxm of Park (('ont'd on Kditorial l’age) Rose. Friday, February 3, 1933 4-H CLUB NOTES SYMPHONY SEASON TO HAVE FINALE Fifty boys' tnd girU' 4-H club For the “ Finale” of tha pxxpular leaxix-rs met at the courthousxt in Hillslioro Saturday to «sleet officers Sunday matinee s«ries of the Port for the new year and to discuss land Symphony OrciX-iAra'» 1932-3J plans for the 1033 Washington season, a young American pianist County 4-H club fair. of Italian parentage will come west Thru the cooperation of O. Phelp« from New York 40 be the soloist at manager of the Venx^ian theater at th« concert Sunday afternoon, Feb. Hill «boro, anil Fred Watrou», man- 5th. She is Misa («race Castagnetta, sger ut the Star theater at Forest sensational ami young artist, whose Orove. special pictures will be appearance in Portland will be her shown on alternate months for debut with a major symphony. There which the 4-H club members will ia fire in her interpretation and a sell tickxxts. Half the prooexsds fropi Latin loveliness in herself which such tickx-t sales will be turned into makis her an outstandingly fine the 4-H club fair fund At each show some feature will be provided musician. This charming pianist, bam in by the 4-H club members. Sections of the county that are locate«! too New York in 1910, ha* Wen study tm from Hillsboro or FV-re«t Grove ing in European countries since to I * reach«-«! by such programs she was 15 years old. At the Ber will have special local entertain lin salon already she has experienc ments Definite schedules will be ed the glow of musical spotlight, work«! out by the managers of the and in other German citiea Miss has been enthusiasti theaters and the 4-H club executive Castagnetta council. i cally lauded for her subt!» delicate The new officer» of the Ix-ad-rs’ interpret^' ion and perfect technique. Cologne critics said about W r . association are Mrs. Frank Connell, pnaident; John Schmeltzer, vice- "The playing of the vefy young president; Mrs. E. H. Bowman, sec. American pianist. Grhce Ca-stagne- retary Mrs. Josephine Selby ami tta, who recently carried off such F II. Jossy were elected members brilliant honors in Berlin, excited at large. O. B. Kraus, superintend singular interest. The pinnacle of ent of school*, and Joseph Belanger tW evening was acheived by the •»«istanf county agent, are auto extraordinary talented interpreta matically members of the council. I tion of Chopin’s second piano con II. C. Seymour, state club leader, j certo, which she played with un spoke to the group on the purposes usual finesse and exquisite tonal o f club wtxrk and the »r.eans by | magic. Truly an artistic phenom which the club» accomplish these purposes. Miss Helen Cowgill, as ena” . Happly for those who will W sistant state club leaiixu*, was pres ent to confer with the girls’ club fortunate enough to hear this art leaders. . ist the afternoon of February' 5th they too will hear W r play Chopin, as she will perform his conxrxrrto in POULTRYMEN HAVE E minor. MEET IN OUR CITY From New York to the manager “Th« chick’s or pullet’s future of the Portland Symphony Orches lies Whind it, not Wfore it,” said tra, Miss Castagnetta writes: “ You H. E. Ooxdiy. o f the Oregon State may W interested to know that in College Extension Service to Tual- the recent contest here <xf the Mac- «tin Valley poultrymen at the'r Dowell club, in which musicians January meeting at Beaverton vast from all parts of the country part Thursday night. John Panck, poul icipated, I was one of the winpers. try man of Tigard, briefly outlined My appearance has Wen set for a four point program in the man- March 19th. I am looking forward mgxxnent of chick* under the brood with much pleasure to the coming er, using the four most common visit to the Pacific coxu. and my troubles the poultryman encounters appearance wth your fine Portland as the basis fair his discussion. orchestra.” The program besijle tW Ohopin This was the first meeting ot the season and was presided over concerto will W Mendelssohn’s “ Ruy by G. M. Ieslie of Tigard. The Bias” Overture and Itimsky-Kyrrv Suite. It next meeting will W held at the sakoff's “ SheWrazade” Boavert'-n High school soniet ¡.me will W the closing matinee concert of the season. The concluding even during the last half of February. ing concert will W presented Mon day evening, February 13th. I\,T. A. CARD PARTY DATE IS ANNOUNCED The P. T. A. cd Beaverton is giving a card party Friday nght (to night) in tihe High School Aud itorium. This party is for tho Wn- e f't of the graxle school onfeter'a which the P. T. A. is sponsoring, the purpose of which is furnish lunches free to children who art- unable to pay for a warm lunch. Tickifs for the party have been on sale this week and the sale 's going aver big. and a large crowd is expected. Come and bring ycur friends ami tiheir frit-mis and help along a gooxi cause. NAZARENE SOCIETY HAS SINGING CLASS The Nazarene Young Peoples Society has engaged Mrs. Trip, a voice teacher and radio chorus dir ector, to help them in chorus work. SW gives them an hour each Wed nesday from 7 to 8 p. m. They are enjoying this opportunity. It is open for the Young People of Beaverton wWthor of this church or not. I f you are interested and like singing here is your chance. Come and join the Nazarene Young People. Six More Weeks of W inter? $1.50 Per W ai Grades Receive First Term Report Cards Every Class Working I)il- 'jfently On IMays To Be (iiven Before Lon« TEAM SUCCESSFUL Many Students RM*i*e Blue Cards And On The Honorable Mention Each upper grade claas is work ing diligently to make it s play the best on the program to W prwient- ed Ut* this month. A charming fantasy “ The Troll and the Toll Bridg"” is the eigh th grade pUy, « * i l » 1 TH* la s t Rehersal” will be given by the sixth grade and “The Password” by the f'fth. A seventh grade play is titlxsd “ It Pays to Ad vertise?” , Fourth grade children have de cided they wish to know how to use the te le fo n e ; so each has chos en telephone numbers for them selves amt are enjoying making calls to one another. They are learn ing that politness, speaking dist inctly and loud enough to be heard easly are all essential parts o f a telephone call. E k $ i child ia glad he ia not asked to repeat any part of his message. The fifth grade Is glad to return home to the Western States as they finish their journey Geography tour of the United States. There 1«" a new United States map showing state flowers in the room. Firs$ grade pupils have begun working upon their “ Ruth and Peg gy” work books. These books are full of things to cut, color and to paste witih information an direc tions written upo« each page. They teach the child to be neat and ac curate. and to follow directions. But, bes, of all. they keep him In terested in a useful and educational occupation. They are the best sol ution o f tihe seat work problem in the primary grades, for no child wishes to indulge in silly pranks, wasting his time and that of others when he is given something much more delightful to do. Report cards were given out Monday for the half year. Those students who received blue cards are: Clara Kehrli, Russel Hulett, Lyman Webb, Cathryn Van Kleek j Lillian Jacobs. Mildred Yates and j Martha Fraser. I Students on the honor roll are: Phyllis Wildman, Anton Bozich, Lewis Emmons. Mary Bozich. Agnes Wegener. Dayton Bfelman, Louis Wilson. Lorraine Denney. Joan Lowell, Robert Meyers, Donald Sid- dens, and Roy Erickson. Those recÍWing bfcnorablq men tion: Dorothy Beach, Marian Metz- ler, Marian Boyson. La Verne Dom- agalla, Miriam Doty, Thelma Grette Robert Jackson. Curtí« Gu mm, Jes sie Hansen. Margaret Taylor, Flor ence Vasileff, Donald Sayne, Jaun- ita Tesdol, Gene Brown, Vance Boswell, Veldon Boge, Jane Dore- ogalla, Elaine McMinn, Einore Nag- ae. Kenneth Trafton. John Ediwanks Teruko Nagae, Halt'e Jean Pace, Louise Howard, Clarence Aylsworth, John Bozioh, George Des Brisay and Robert Sayre. The Grade School basketball team won one game and lost one last week. The scores were: Reedville 5, Beaverton 14. Tigard 14, Beaverton 4. The seventh grade has now sec ured twenty days of perfect atten dance which means another half holi day soon. FaitJl Idso is attending school for two weeks while visitfng in Beaverton. HARTS ARE HONOREE AT CHURCH DINNE Members of the Methodist chu gave a surprise xlinner in the chu dinning room in honor of the 2 wedding anniversary of Mr. Mrs. H . H. Hart. There was hundred and fifty present and eryone enjoyed a social even! Dr. J. C. Harrison. District S erii$tendent o f the church drop in, unannounced, »no gave a 1 message ton the opport unities 1 the church. The Garden Home Parent Tei ers were entertained with a Party at th home of Ms. R. D. 9 ; Thursday. Forty six guests ■ present. First prize was given Mrs. P H. Roland and the se prize to Mrs. R. B. Brown. The soiation prize was gven to Lewis o f Maplewood.
