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The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively To The Interests O f Eastern Washington County.
VOLUME XI, NO. 29
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Single Copy, 5 Cent*
Heuverton, Washington County, Oregon.
Friday, .lune 16, 1933
SCHOLARSHIP OF
FOUND TO BE
rCOUKT HOUSE ITEMS)111BlJVCXAKED ^ “ A t ENT
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All BESTS
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Claude Boggle: no license; given
Ppoof lh*1 I'ublic buying I
»15 and con la in th. Juatlce court >'ow*r
only 1,U!nl ,mJ wl11 r#*
He waa given until June 10 to pünd to
I M,y
U offered by Ralph O. Bowman, a*
Jimmy U in«: drunk; given till
manager of
General Petroleum Corporation in Next State Convention Will
Floral Degree Is Conferred June 10 to pay $ 2 i, and coat*.
Theodore Morri*: charged with » «>"■•«•»»■ with that company’» cur-
Upon Mrs. Edna Mar­
He Held At Hills-
hold-up
; rent advertising campaign, introduc-
Wm.
Gelling.:
assault
and
hat-
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gas
ron as Flora
boro in May
tery. He la out on bail from the °
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justice court
Making
use primarily
of the
GOOD
ROLL
CALL
Lrla,*J Umber: failing to buy a
with
r* d1'® • ",l
RESOLUTION PASSED
licen»« for hi. dog; given five day*
di**Uy *dv»rtUi" « *•* *“ •
jn jajj
and covering the state* of Waah-
Mr*. A. S- Kunston I* Appointed la
1 Debate Is
Planned
On The
Tayiero Napier; held for Inveati- in* to.n
th* comP*ny'"
(Question of the Kales Tax
Make a (.rang.’ Hcrapbook
ration on a larcony charge
reUil **W" of iU new m,,u* fu*1
Farmers Union Meets
Sophie J„ne*: larceny charge.
I ,,nc* th* cam*!al« n ,UrU’(i hav* f“ r
exceeded the most optimistic expec­
At the regular meeting of the
tations o f General Petroleum Cor­
MARR1AGE
I.ICENHES
Beaverton Orange Saturday morn­
poration official*, Mr. Bowman de­
Geo-
W,
Miller
o
f
The
Italie*
ing June JO, a memorial wan oh
clared yesterday.
served for the late Hrother C. E. and May Muore, Runa, Idaho.
“ This gratifying result i* regard­
Martin
W’ilham Emmerson ani
Hedge, who ««■ a eharter member
ed In company circles as defnitely
Eater
Strand.
buth
uf
Portland.
anil past
Master o f
Beaverton
i ’, , proving two things, i
the power
Howard Bice and Mr*.
Grange. He served a* Mailer in the
o f n<*WHpap«ni to reach and con*
S. blindi, o f Hilldboro
year 1010.
Norman II Meyer*. U u re l. ami vince th* pub,k‘ “ nd the r<turn ° f
Among other order* of liualne»«
an optimistic outlook on the future
during the morning, the men|! er* Fay J. Daniels, Beaverton, Bt. 1
Win. G. George anti ls>ru l.ydia which is loosening th* buyer’s purse
derided to rompile n Cook book -
strings," the oil company official
h(r le w li Stark wa* eln-tetl a* Dsmskou, both of IVrtland.
said.
alternate to State (¡range. Beaver­
‘'There is also another angle to
CIRCUIT COURT
ton (¡range
received
the ninth
this sales record, and that is that
Mr*. Mkiry Saunders vs, Paul Hu-
priie, consisting
o f $2 50. in the
much o f the apparent lack of buy­
monthly aale* «lip contest g r « A •crick et al: action for money.
ing power during the darkest day*
F B. Zastrow v*. C. W. Brume
S. Kimaton wa* appointed to make
o f the dupression was due largely
urai E. Marsh.
a grange »rraphook.
to the timidity of many commod­
A
delieiou*
pot-lurk
luncheon
ity producers in refusing
to im­
PROBATE (TM’ RT
wa* aerved at noon
Mr*. A. S.
prove their products end going ag­
Petition that the will o f Mary E. gressively after sales.
Funston r«**elve<l birthday
honor*.
The table* in the dining room were Wilkes be admitted to probate ami
“ There may
be more money in
artistically decorated with flower* Geo. I". Hancock be appontrd ad­ circulation right now, but that does
ministrator.
by Mr* Janie* Wllmol.
not niter the apparent fart that if
Earl and Ordel Pricked have pe-
Tb<- afternoon program paid tri­
« superior produ.t is given a bet­
bute to flowor*. The auditorium wa*, titiuned to have their mother, Bose ter sales
appeal, and sales are
a bower of bloitaom* contributed by Pricked, be appointal guardian o- I ushed, the puidic will buy.''
ver
them
and
their
estate
the member* ami arranged by the
Petition to admit the will o f ( ’ .
Home Economic* Committee. After
LUC ILLE BROWN TO
the u*ual penny march a floral de­ E. Hedge to probate, and l*oy Gray
GRADUATE THIS YEAR
!•*
appoint»!
administrator.
gree wa* conferred on Mr*. EJna
Barron a* Flora. She wa* crowned
Miss I.it die Brown, daughter of
by Mary
Krancia Downing
Other FIRST SPRAY
FOR
Mr. arti Mrs Geo. A
Brown of
children contributing to the cere- 1
CODLING MOTH DUE Beaverton, will be graduated from
mony were Wilma Krown,
Vera j
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I Willamette Univanity at Salem thi*
May Wotalen, and Margaret an d 1
Jean llanien. "The Origin of Flora" By Wm. F. Cyvu* County Agent >l'« r ln th* eighty-ninth
annual
Apple and pear growers In the Commencement exercise*.
wa* t>eautifully given by Mr*. M
C. MeKerrher. “ Way*ide tflo**om*" W i l l a m e t t e Valley should apply the
The program for the graduating
• nd "Bud and Bloom’’ were *ung i.rst cover spray now fur the con­ class extend* from June 17 to 19.
by the Grange.
''Nari'issu»" war trol o f codling moth
For two or The loccalaureate service will be
played a* a piano aolo by
Mi** ! three nighu during the past week Sunday. June 18, at 11:00 a.m. in
Genevieve Carter. MV*. Ri*eley of there was a considerable flight of the
First
Methodist
Episcopal
Oak (¡rove. Chairman of the Bill codling moths and eggs w ire do|Mia Church, with a sermon by the u-
Board Committee of the Cortland ¡ted. Tlie egg* will natch in from nlveralty presklent, Carl Gregg Do­
Garden Club, «poke on "Wayaide lt to 10 days, depending on weath- ; nev­
Beauty’’- Mr*. Jame* !.ewi* read a er conditions The spray is pow\Wred ! Mr. and Mr*
Brown, «nd Mjs*
poem, "June Garden" Many beau- leski arsenate used at the rate o f Ida Rrown are
planning to attend
tiful thought* were presetted by 3 pounds to 100 /a ll it « of w ater.. the Commencement Exercises Mon-
the roll call,
“ A le«*on, such a* In orchaids where exiling moth is day morning at 10:00 a.m.. when
k i mine**, taught try f lower*. ” A not a serious problem. 2 pounds of j the degrees will bo conferred. Mis*
rhoru* *ang "Oon«ider
the I.ilie*” . powdered lead arsenate to 100 gal- Brown will receive the degree of
In the flower gue»*ing conte*t, first Ion« o f water i* sufficient to give ) Bachelor o f Arts- The address will
prixe wa* won by
Mr*. P. H commercial control.
i be given
by Professor James T.
Downing: comiolalion prixe* by Mr
Calcium arsenate has been used Matthews, ’80.
lew is
Stark and Mr* John Dob­ In the Willamette Valley for coil-
Miss Brown has attended
Will-
bin*.
ling moth control with only slight- nmette University
for the whole
The roll-call for July will
be, ly I e f f e c t i v e n e s s
than lead ar- four years o f her college
career,
"Doe* It pay to keep
household senate and without injury to the She major«*? in sociology, and al­
accounts? (¡¡v* sugg, *tioru.”
leaves or fruit, accoitling to B G. so took enough
psychology for a
Thompson o f the Oregon
Experi- major. She is interested in social
mant Station. This material was work, and during her senior year
C
E
PUTS ON
at the rate o f three pound* she attended to ten cases under the
PROGRAM AT HOSPITAL used
per dOO xallons of water plus two R»1 Cross association,
pounds of kydratcU linn* in the co-
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The young people o f the Congre­ ver sprays.
Mr. and Mr*. Oscar Effenliergei
gational (Ihurrh Endeavor Society
Thoroughne*« o f application
is * nd Paul Shellenbergvr
o f Tilla-
put on a program for the people essenlial in codling moth
control, niook visited at the L> D. Shellen-
al the Washington County hospital Thc foliage, as well us the entire In-rger home on Sunday-
on Sunday afternoon.
surface o f every
apple «nd pear —— — — •— «— — ^
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The program was as follows: a should lie thoroughly covered with
prelude by l^iurain Doty, duet by the spruy solution if worm injury
Miss Aline Ifoswelt and Mi** Kath­ is to be prevented. Due to the ear-
erine Denney, prayer, singing by lines* of the codling m°th this year,
the group, scripture reading by the first cover spray might lie com­
Kenneth Taylor, sermon by Rev. bined with the 15-day scab spray.
Geo. N. Taylor, piano aolo by Miss
I.ourain Doty, vocal solo by Mr.
R.F.U. FUNDS W AN T­
W. H. Boswell,
ensemble singing
ED FOR WILLAMETTE
and benediction- Eleven were pres­
ent.
Thursday J. W Cunningham and
OF (). SUMMER SES­ R r„ Koon, member* of a commit­
tee of engineers appointed by the
SION TO BEGIN SOON Reconituction Advisory board were
in town and ««lied on the Mayor
The Cortland summer sension of ill regard to the mutter o f taking
the University o f Oregon will lie step* in consideration o f the puri­
Willamette river
held in Lin aln high school from fication of the
and it* tributaries, and
the pro­
June 19 to July 28.
Recon­
Course«
wll be offered
in an­ curing of fund* from the
Finance Corporation for
thropology, art, bacteriology, biol­ struction
ogy, botany, economies, education, the construction uf sewage dispos­
English, German, health education, al plant by cities and towns which
history, journalism,
mathematics, are now dumping raw sewage into
music, philosophy, physical educa­ the Willamette River, and its trib­
tion,
physiology, political science, utaries.
psychology,
public
speaking, ro­
MISS kl LANDER HON­
mance languages and eociology.
At the monthly meeting o f the
Washington County Farmers’ Edu­
cational and Co-operative Union at
Hillsboro, Saturday, June 10. a re­
solution was fassed favoring the
injunction against the new Truck­
ing U w , which is to go into ef­
fect July 1. Thi* law would serious­
ly affect the coat of hauling farm
product to market and supplies to
the farm, according to the Union
The next state Farmers’ Union
Convention, which is to be held at
Hillsboro, will be the next to the
last week in May. 1934, and not In
November. «* was stated in some
newspaper report*
Since Multnomah
and Clatsop
counties have no Farmers’ Union.
G. W. Potts o f Jefferson. Oregon,
president of the State Union, sug­
gested
that Washington
County
members help organize locals m
those counties.
R. W Clark o f Greenwood local,
Polk County.
and Mr.
Nichols,
Dairy Cooperative
representative,
were visitors for the evening and
told o f the work ibeing carried ov,
in Polk and Marion Counties.
MU* Gertrude Walters, disughter
of the vice-president of Cedar Mills
Union,
has been nominated for
queen o f the Fourth o f July cele­
bration at Hillsboro.
An invitation
was given to all
members and friends to attend the
social to be held by the lau rel-
Scholla Union at laurel,
Friday
evening. June 16- The State Far­
mers’ Union President, the Secre­
tary. and a representative o f the
State Board Agriculture are to be
present.
John Plass. Washington County
president, advised all locals not to
mix social and business meetings.
Social meetings should be held at
special times.
A delate on the sales tax will
be held
at Verboort Wednesday,
June 14. Galloway of the State Txx
Commission will speak for it and
Osborn o f the
Labor Vnion will
spmk against ft.
The next meeting of the Wash­
ington County L?nlon will be July
8, at Hillsboro.
SURPRISE PARTY IS
GIVEN DENHOLMS
About 30 members o f the Odd­
fellow and Rebekah lodges o f Bea­
verton had a surprise party on Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Denholm of Port­
land. Tuesday night. The evening
was spent playing cards. Delicious
refreshments were served during
the evening.
ífa k e
BIBLE STUDY CLASS
IS WELL ATTENDED
The Wednesday evening
Bible
study clas* held at McMilnn's last
week was well attended, with 25
young people present. An added i-
tem of interest was the question-
box. Mr. Garnett of IVrtland gnve
the lesson talk
after which the
meeting
wa* concluded with
the
ainging of ducts, trios and quar­
tettes.
OR GUEST AT PICNIC
Miss Ethel Kilander was honor
guest at « picnic given by a num­
ber of her girl friend* Tuesday a f­
ternoon. Those present were Phyllis
and Barbara WiMman, Ortha l’ul- j
cifer, Katherine Denney, Ethel Ki- ;
lander, ¡«V ern e and Jane Domo-
gnllo, and Jennie Welsh.
Misa Kilander. who has been vis­
iting friends in Portland! the past
3 week* returned to her home at
Beaver, on Wedne»«lay.
Junior Rose Festival
T(
The City Slicker made hi* ap­
pearance in town thia week in per­
son, just the name of the person
not U in g very evident, Spencer be­
ing
the rpiiie
name used, siiu
and ikjii
Hollywood
¡iiK uw
/ wmju \r* • • i f
II al
inatitute o f Technology being the Virginia tiuson will lie tne
institution purported to
having
(Jueen, with Four Girls
been represented.
as Her Princesses
The come-on used was a fre e f? )
I scholarship to that institution of
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learning ( ? ) for adverting pur- A RE THREE DIVISIONS
poses.
The scholarship was to be
paid for when at the end of the
course the student had accepted a Prises Are Being Awarded In Each
situation at a salary of $125 per
Division; Ak*o Sweepatakes
month or more (no telling whether
the “ more” really means more mon­
Friday, June 16, the third an­
ey per month, or more
time to
nual Beaverton Rose Festival and
earn the $125.)
parade will be put on by the kid­
The “contract" which was to car­
dies o f this vicinity, that
U the
ry with it the scholarship was mea­
kiddies, are putting it on, but they
ly headed in
fine old text type.
Life Time Scholarship". The ad- “ re ^
ai<ied ¿ *
‘ Uttle by
dress is 1740 University Avenue a . M”
Sp" * ? e’ . who l* in ®ener*
Printed on the contract, but another f " * ! ?
* * * " ,’ tb\ 1KlWa" “ ’
address is stamped in.
* h° *1*
° Qt ‘ ‘ ‘ “ ’ l * ‘ th *
In fine print is an agreement to Pn“
' ° r ***• * * decorat*d float-
pay $270 for "books, material. lea-
others who
ap p lyin g pnx-
.
es for the best floats in each of
son. apparatus and everything ne- ^
division..
t-essary to complete the cou rse.. . .
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Ir. addition, there U also the p r o -! ,Th*
»tart from the
vise that the scholarship is to t . ^ ho01, * rou" d‘ * two ° ' lock Fri'
p ..d for “ at the rate of $10 per ^ y’
* nd
eMt
month ”
Second Street to Watson, turn north
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.
.
to Broadway, thence east to Lorn-
At leaat one of our buainessmen U rd , thence south to Front street,
fell for thi. alicker
His boy had theote wegt
StoU> , treet and
been interviewed and promise« ev- thence
to the Bchoo, - ro,lmi,
erything from a job in one of the
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big motion' picture studios to the . **Y*
n
“f!*00. ^*“ 4 .
maiogement of one of the big tel- ltad the .P »™ 1«
Virginia Huson
evision and radio broadcasting con-
pre8,de ,u
* " d Lorraine
cerns that e x i« T ie father, sup- Penney, Evelyn Nees, Nancy Jean
posing the boy knew what he was
Mary Elizabeth Myers
talking about,
readily signed the "'_L
tbe Pnnce*»e*-
The e Boy Scoatf
ScouU o f several patrols
Scholarship ’, only to find that he
...
had signed what
was actually a W‘n . Partlclp*te ,n tbe parade.
vehicles:
note for $270.
DlvlA*on I-F °ur-w wheel
he*
, .
-u, .,
.
prixe donated by A. H- Rossi
In times Uta these, when one is and Co . second Elmer ^
no longer scorned
for suggesting t h ir i Mre gprague.
that Thnft may be considered a
Divisi0n
Bicycles
and tricy-
virtue, perhaps ,t may be « . order c k j:
S afew .y Store, will donate
to suggest that ,t is very bad pol- flrst pnxe; Ru,hey
Hardwxre, sac.
ic> to sign any paper for a strao- ond; Beaverton Market & Grocery,
* er-
third.
Division III— Baby carriages: first
prixe donated by Conoly’s Grocery
and Andy’s Market; second prize by
Geo. Thyng; and third by Dean’s
The annual pioneer picnic o f the Drug Store.
Grand Sweepstakes prize will be
McKay school will 'be held on Sat­
urday, June 17, in the grove back donated by the Beaverton Kiwanis
of the school-house, weather per­ club.
Beaverton’s winning
one of the
mitting. Otherwise, it will be held
the
Portland
ill the school-house. A ll those hav­ highest prizes in
ing attended the school are urged Rose Show
has had its influence
to be present with their families ° n the children, but to
a small
and friertds- Frank EJrickson is the group of
youngsters belongs the
president, and Cyrus McKay, secre- credit for starting this practice In
tary, o f the organization.
1931, Barbara
and Phyllis Wild-
*.--------------------------------------------------- S man, Catherine, Lorraine and Has-
SILENTLY PASSING ! ‘ ngS Denney, Rhoda Thyng, Jean
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staged a
Jamie Lee. little ten-months old
enthusiastic parade. As it was
daughter o f Mr.
and Mrs.
Leo gotten up by
the boys and girls
Samms, was so badly scalded in an w*th little or no encouragement to
auto accident Friday that she died K° *^to that sort of thing by the
that evening. Mr. and Mrs. Samms grown-ups, no prizes were offered,
were on their way to Beaverton to hut some o f the merchants set up
visit Mr Samms’ mother At Gar- ice cre* " ' •"<* candy for the parti-
den Home they ran off a fill and cipants. Following the parade, Mrs.
wrecked their machine. The rest o f Richey treated the bunch to water-
the family es.aped from any ser- melon.
ious injury.
In
1932,
more
interest
was
The funeral was held at Pegg’s shown by the grown-ups and print-
Chapel at 2:30 Tuesday afternoon, ed ribbons ar.d other prizes awar-
^
m
m
Jed
each of the
three
best in
three
divisions:
boys’
division,
girls’ division, and 'miscellaneous
, division.
McKAY SCHOOL WILL
HAVE ANNUAL PICNIC
At the London Card Party
II.
$1.50 Per Yea«
n
PAST NOBLE GRANDS
CLUB HAS MEETING
The Past Noble Grands’ Club met
Wednesday at the home o f Mrs.
Marjorie Lewis of Huber, President
o f the Club.
A lovely
pot-luck
lunch
was
served at noon to ten members,
The table was beautifully decorated
; with favors «nd
flowers,
ana a
large birthday cake in honor of the
birthday of Mrs. Mary
J. Ware
griced the center o f the table. The
, club also presented Mrs. Ware with
a birthday gift.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs- Robert Cham­
berlain at Aloha.
HELEN GODFREY RE­
CEIVES SCHOLARSHIP
Miss Helen Godfrey, who was
awarded the silver cup for having
attained the
highest
number of
scholastic points in her high school
work at the recent graduation ex­
ercises of Beaverton High school
was also awarded a scholarship to
Lsnnfield College at McMinnville
this week- The award did not get
here in time to be presented grad­
uation evening. Miss Godfrey is al­
so an accomplished musician.
Mrs. Frank Kreinbring visited at
the F. J. Felsher home on Monday.