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VOLUM E X I , No. 38
Party Given for
Racing Dog Owners
Single Copy, 5 Cent«
Beaverton. Washington Countv, Oregon.
STATE
FAIR PRE­
MIUMS INCREASED
$130 Per Yea i
Friday, August 18, 1933
Short Items About
People We All Know
P S Beaverton Grange
Gives Entertainment
i SILENTLY PASSING I
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Mr. Henry Hunt, 83, died Sun­
Am increa»«" o f 20 per cent on
day at Good Samaritan hospital from
each premium of the »tale fair pre­
injuries which he received whan he
mium Hid ha» been announced by
was knocked down by an auto in
Max (iehlhar, director o f the Mate
front o f the Shellenberger place on
Hy Senior Petrol leader
fair Ths increase will mean that
July 16. So far as ic known, he
James Miller
thousand« of dollars o f
additional
left no relatives. He was a member Beavertonians Go to Riv­
Dog Owners I^oad Trucks prise money will go to exhibitors
Decide Not to Enter An of Winlock Lodge A F. A A.M. of
ers and Beaches Dur­
at
the
slate
fair,
opening
Iai>or
August IS, 1933
For Trek to Other
Wirdock, W aA .
Day.
Kxhibit In the 4-H
After a precise meeting o f the
ing Warm Weather
The funeral was held at
Pegg's
Races this Season
fTo the dog races in Portland the local Scout troop, an Intensely ln-
Chapel, Tueeday, at 2 p.m., with
Fair this Year
hor»* races at Gresham, exhibitors teresting informal discussion ensued,
burial at Crescent Grove cemetery. M A N Y
VISIT FRIENDS
ABO U T 75 PR ESENT can give thanks. Under Oregon's Merit Badge work was «tressed and
Mr. Hunt has been a resident of
GIVEN Beaverton for the past nine years.
new legalised raring law, the state pBtrol leaders were admonished to REPORTS ARE
Several Return to Hoftes
From
racing commiaskxn is authorised to be “ on their toe« ”
He first came to Washington county
Owner» of
About Four Hundred
Vacations of Varying Lengths
twenty-three
years
ago
and
settled
'■uTrent Kvrnts Program Is Arran­
Hog» Have Item Staying Here
on a small farm near Aloha. He
atat« fair, rounty fairs, and the
C* mP Mllard J*mes Miller ar.d
ged by lecturer, Alice Punaton
was a one-time gold-miner in Alaska
Billy Dodson of Carton, Oregon,
Pacific international. The dog and t:,n * Brown Wl" le“ v* fw C*mP
and his death brings to a close a is here, visiting with hi* mother
One of the big events in town home racing meets which ended Mil* rd next S»turd«y-
The August meeting of the Bea­ long and active life.
Mouday evening was the entcrtain-
and sister.
this week have proved financlaMy1 Th* next "cout mertmc wl11 be verton Grange was held Saturday,
mtnl of the owners of the raring
successful to the state raring com- he,d •t the K’ w-nix Club rot>m- Th<‘ August 12, in the Grange hall.
J. W. Sprague
returned Sunday
Mrs. Mary Kehrli, wife of John
greyhounds that hava been living mission
The pari-mutuel window» Scout* will be addressed by Cap-
During the busines.i session it Kehrli, died at her home m Garden from a business trip to SanFran-
in this vicinity, by some o f the bus­
at both meets have enjoyed a good t**n ” x • wbo wil1 tel1 *°me ot was decided not to have an exhibit Home, Saturday morning, August 6. cisco, Calif.
inessmen of P«ravorton.
play.
; his experiences. Visitors and par- at the 4-H Club fair in Hillaboro,
Death was caused by a tumor o„
When the dog races »tarled at
Mrs. Harvey Balehellar of Hills­
Bvvry department of the premium I
« • «ordi-lly invited to attend I Auguat 25 and 26.
the brain.
the Muknomah stadium Heaverton
boro visited with Mrs. H. R. Wel­
list is Increased 20 per cent, ex- thix meeting. August 22, 1933.
| Reports were made o f the pic-
Mrs. Kehrli was born in Austria lington Tuesday.
was recogniaed
by those experi­
She had
been in America
enced in handling the dogs, as the cwpt the 4-H Club department. A : Of utmost importance is the an- I "J* aopp^ at the home of Mr. and 1871.
Mrs. Cue Biehnan visited her
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strategic spot for ke<q>ing the ra­ 25 per cent increase in that depart- j nouncement that a singular meet-j of
since 1891 and lived in
Garden
Pomona
grange
at
Kinton,
July
sister,
Mrs. Agnes
Morgan, in
ment
has
already
been
previously
ing
called
a
“
pow
w
ow
"
will
be
Home 28 years.
ters. Accordingly
the owners of
26 .
arranged.
Portland, Tuesday.
held at the next meeting. Officer*
about four hundred dogs took up
Besides
her
husband,
she
leaves
The twelfth birthday anniversary
With the increased premiums, Or­ and friends are invited and the
their temporary residence in this
Mias Rhoda Shellenberger return­
of Mary Frances Downing was cel­ two sons, Wilbur Kehrli of Mult­
egon's list now atasui» well up with scouts are especially requested to
vicinity.
ebrated at the pot-luck lunch served nomah, and John Kehrli o f Garden ed Monday from a week’s visit with
The party Monday night was giv­ that o f other states, despite the attend.
Home, three sisters and one broth­ friends at LaGrand*. Oregon.
at noon.
appropriation by the
en in appreciation o f the goodwill lack o f «n
During the noon intermission, A. er of Portland.
Mrs. J.
Archie
William« and
last legislature
the txieinesamen of this city feel
COUNCIL A W A R D S CON­ M Kennedy and A. 8. Funs ton
daughter of Tobias visited at the
for the patronage that these dog
Mr.
Olaf
N.
Younger,
father
of
TRACT FOR W A LK S called on William Desinger, who Mrs. E. L. Yarton, died at a Port­ J. F. Felsher home on Monday.
DESTROYS
owners placed here. Upwards o f sev­ F I R E
was recently injured in an auto­
Erwin Aabahr and Graydon Cleve­
enty-dive i «Hiple partook of
the
mobile accident.
land hospital. August 9. He had
NOTHING
OF
V
ALU
E
F
A
Smith
was
awarded
the
land of
San Francisco visited at
Dutch lunches, beer, smokes, and
been
making
his
home
with
hie
At two o'clock, the following cur­
ibe R. B. Denney home Wednesday.
contract for the construction of the
other evidence* of hospitality.
Quite a kit o f attention va* giv- htretches o f sidewalk along Broad­ rent events program was presented daughter, Mrs. Yarton on Lombard
Mr. and Mrs. Trribe and children
The owners o f the dogs were so
by
the lecturer, Alice
Funstoo. Street.
He is survived by seven
en
to th* flames on the Welch place w, y * nd Watson streets that t*«.
impressed with the good will
and
E.
"True
Worth is in Being",
and children. Funeral services were held of Portland Waited at the A.
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hospitality shown them that they place north o f ‘.own, Tuesday aftei- Council passed ordinan.es that they
Wayside
Blossoms." were sung by in Portland, Saturday at 10 a.m., Olsen home in Sorrento on Monday.
made a retpisat that a public no­ noon. The heat and the apparent were going to construct at their the assembly. Mrs. John Dobbins, with buial at Lone Fir cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. James Lathrop of
S. B^
tice of appreciation be given to the futility o f making any effort kept meeting last week. Only two bids j read “ Awgust D a y s M i x .
Raleigh returned Saturday from De-
preea for publication.
The party the town people from investigating were on hand to be opened.
; Lawrence read
T he
value
o
Willis Ely, 36, o f Feaverton. died poe Bay, where they spent a week.
lasted from twelve o'clock, mid­ very cloaety though many and dire ;
building o f
these
walks Time” . Mr*. Doy Gray read a let­
Thursday. August 10. He
is sur­
Miss Ivy Peterson spent Friday
night until about four in the morn* were the statement* o f the onlook- »jroUght out considerable discussion, ter entitled, "Put to Shame” . Mrs.
vived by
three children, Dorothy, with her aunt and un<-Je, Mr. and
mg.
The dog owners loaded
up era at the distance.
j Councilmen Barnes ami Livermore R Emmons gave a reading. “ So Betty, and Carl, his step-father. C.
B. Brown in Garden
their truck* and stopped in for a
A. M. Kenne- E. Thurber, and one brother, Ho­ Mrs. Robert
A fter the fire word came that being of the opinion that no funds VerV. Very True."
Home.
few minutes before leaving for the the flame* were aet intentionally
,, | dy read an article on “ Problem of
bart J. Ely. The funeral was held
trek to the other races, some in to burn up some old straw. Anoth­ were available for this work
the
Pea Grower". A. S. Funston
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Bishop have
other places throughout the- con­ er report was that a threshing ma­ thers stated that there was suffi­ read an article on “ Home Use of Saturday at one p.m. in Portland let urn ed from a combined pleasure
cient money in the road fund fo«
with interment at Newberg.
tinent They one and all expressed
and business trip to their old home
chine was being destroyed Quite the work and that it was expected the Wheat Surplus.” J. W. Barnes
the
hope that they might come
related, a personal experience at the
in Baker, Ore.
another
r
e
p
o
r
t
stated
that
Mrs.
Elisabeth
Barry,
74,
moth
that
tbs
coal
o
f
the
improvement
back here to enjoy Oregon hospital­
airport and a visit to “ Old Iron­
old pila of straw would be assees«Ml against the pro­ sides” . The lecturer gave a read­ •r o f Mrs. R. D. Young, died in
Mrs. Sara V. Lawrence attended
ity at
m im
not
too dista.tl there was an
whare the owner wanted to put the perty. Just how work can be paid ing, " I f All Workers Were Men’’, Portland last Thursday and funer­ the forty-ninth wedding anniversary
date,
new straw pile, so he set fire to for from road
money
and then and Mrs. W Boyd reed “ Woman,. al services were held in Portland. o f her daughter, Mrs. Dave Fisk,
assessed «gainet abutting property the Investor.” The program closed Saturday morning, with burial at last week.
K E B E K A H S H A V E DIS­ the old one and watched it.
Mt. Calvary cemetery.
with a song stunt.
An eye-witness »ays that
fire does not appear.
Mrs. Daisy Hocken o f Corvallis,
TINGUISHED VISITORS started
in the
straw
as it was
Flowers were sent to Mrs. B. K.
Ore., snd Miss Elaine Sheppard of
The application of George Thyng
K
IW
A
N
IS
CLUB
E
N
­
coming out
o f the straw stacker. for a license to keep and sell beer Denney and Win. Dessinger.
Clatskanie. Oregon are visiting with
Quite a good crowd was in at­
The Roll call for
September
TERTAINS LADIES Miss Merle DaWes.
tendance Tuesday night at the reg­ apparently caused by a match get- ! on draught was acted upon favor-
threshing
machine ably. The petition o f Geo. Hugh- Grange meeting will be “ What I
Mrs. Hazel Temple (Hazel Kemp-
ular meeting o f Beaverton Rebek- ting into the
Consider the Most Effective Adver­
I
rompt
work
saved
everything
so son and Mr«. E. C. Masters to
The Beaverton Kiwanis Club held ner) and little son, David,
of
ah lodge. Although the night was
tisement", with an example.
their meeting this week on Wed­ Portland were Sunday to Tuesday
**
* rnin’ nor tbe m»chin* nor have the grade established for a
extremely warm, Walter Lynn. Spe­
nesday evening instead of at noon. guests at the Andy Timmer home
value was destroyed walk
for a sidewalk on the east
cial Grand District Deputy of Mult­ anything o f
of North Main Street was S U N D A Y SCHOOL CLAS­ As it was “ Ladies' Night” , there in Sorrento.
nomah Co.;
Fred
Meindl, Past on y timo was wasted in getting side
Grand Master; and Mrs. Lela Weir thing» out o f the wsy and a new granted.
SES ENJOY PICNIC was quite a large crowd in
Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Kroeger
were visitors.
attendance.
The meeting was in and children o f Hillsboro visited at
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I The walks that have been eon-
Twenty-eight young people, mem­ charge o f the president of the club. the R. B. Denney home on Wed­
Mrs Marjorie I-ewis was elected 1 / i v ' r a v i
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i traded for are in front of lots 4
TON ( LASSES V IS- and 5 in Steele's addition, and on bers of Mrs. H. M. Barnes and “ Andy Anderson".
and installed as Vice Grand for the
nesday evening. Mrs. Kroeger and
Harold Dean, one of our local Mi..„Denney are sisters.
present term;
Katherine Deainger
IT “CONSTITUTION”
west side of Watson street be- !
Clarke's Sunday school
iv r is
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classes of the Congregational church boys, gave two selections on the
was installed as musician. Mrs. He­
tween Eighth and Ninth streets.
Mr. C. E. (lessen had the mis­
enjoyed *n all-day picnic at Roam- piano, both o f them his own com­
len Walker, and Mrs. Sue Isaacson
Friday was a big day for some
,,, ,
e’s Rest Tuesday. Mrs. Barnes and positions. They were greatly en­ fortune to lose one of his work
were installed as right and left sup­ of the younger folk in Kinton. The! 'Emery \ an K leek was Kiven a
horses last week. While hitched to
Rev. Clarke were assisted by Mrs.
porters of the Vice Grand.
"Loyal Scouts", boys' d a s* o f the »ufpriae birthday party s » tur<I»y L. R. Dean, Mrs. G. Alexander, Mrs. joyed.
a disc, the horses became frighten­
Captain Chas. Bakesy. or the ed and ran away. One horse was
A program was peaented by the Sunday school, and "Class in the «“venitnr at his home on I leasant C . E . Mason, Mrs. Wm. Campbell
re««1 bF hi!1 n«"«*'1» ” •“* and Miss Merle Davies. A few "mysterious Mr. X ” as he is called, so itadiy injured that he had to be
entertainment
committee,
which Corner", girls' class, spent the day !
Th,‘r i wero » K°od num' additional guests were also present. was the speaker of the evening. shot.
consisted o f the following numbers: in Portland. A vl.H was first made I
Frigate Constitution, la- 1
P"**»*- The g e n in g was spent
a duet by
Mr«. Marjorie I-ewis i to the
He gave a very vivid picture of
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Barnes and
auditorium a,.-»
“ 60° ” The hostess served
and Misa Dorothy I^wis; a
pan­ ter to the public
(Ted McCann
on
Denney road his life, and the work he has been sons, John and Robert,
Mr. and
~ I a fiiw lunch, one
the conspicuous
tomime, "Courting under Difficul- City Hall.
spent several day last week visit­ engaged in. Mr. Bakesy is a resi­ Mrs. M. H, MetcaJt. sons Ernest,
There were twee*»
¡„
articles on the table being s beau-
tiea**; and a short skit, "backyard
dent
o f Beaverton having lived
ing
with
his
sister.
Mrs.
Richard­
and Donald, Mr. and
Mrs. Wm.
nartv The
The tn
trin
,
. the
, * , I „ tifully
decorated cake, in keeping
Gossip" which was very much en­ party.
p was y made
in
,UK
here some four years.
son and son Donald in Portland.
Campbell, Buck Campbell, and Har­
joyed.
truck named ai;J driven by Charles
th th ooc*s,on-
old Peterson picnicked at Roamer s
~
(After the program a lunch o f Watkins The crowd included E. L. j
Rest Thursday evening.
cookies and punch was served in Cox, Mia* Grace MdYjmiick. And
the dining room.
Charles
Watkins
as chaperones;
J
Mr. Cue Bielman and sons went
mombers o f the classes, Amy A- I
I
fishing on the Wilson River, a few
nicker, Elva Miller, l*ois Bierly, Eu- 1 ]
days this week, and report a good
C O U N TY POULTRY-
nice Snider, Grace Bowne.
Marv j ~
Bowne, Mary
catch. Wednesday afternoon the fire
MEN TO HOLD PICNIC Hill, Dolly Mundlin, Dorothy Van
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warden warned them to go arocuu
Kleek, Ivan Bierly, Amos Bierly, ;
by Tillamook to get home, because
\
oh
w
!
ite
m
s
My PEAK you NEVER V W
Poultrymcn o f Washington coun­ Eugene
VanKleek, William
Van
of the severe fire raging on Gales
ty will picnic at the Shute park in Kleek. Rol>ert Riohard*. Virgil Me
a plenty 0»
colol anp at night
in n iv -
Creek and Wilson river.
Hillsboro, Saturday, August 26. This Oormick,
Glenn Pringle,
Wesley
eesroF m y l if e , and vve haven ' t seen
US JOST.PAZZUMÖ Y00 \EN(HArflEPf^£
Is the second day o f the 4-H club North,
Orville
Peterson.
Tom
y\r
»
PUT A SMALL PART Of- I T. GUERE óOlNft I
«JUSTCANT
DESCRIBE
<T
ami Future Farmers’ fair and was Bowne, and Dean Bowne.
AUTHOR OF BOOK
son* as THE CROPS AR£_/¿
i r must « f seen
the day selected by the committee
The day was greatly enjoyed by
U.
OF
O. G RADUATE
o f poultrymen.
All poultrymen of all. They arrived home at 5:30 in
TO 0E4PÍ1CE Cf ATEO
the county and any other interested the evening.
Portland, Ore., August 14.— (Spe­
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people are
invited to attend and
cial)— Claire Frances Warner, 19,
bring their lunch. fThere will be a C. E. MEMBERS* HELP
now Mrs. Oakie L. Churchill of
program o f stunts for those that
IN CHURCH SERVICE
Wheeler, Oregon, is the author of a
are Interested, end a few talk.i im­
book of fiction. “ Slave
Wives of
mediately following the basket lunch
The members o f the
Christian
Nehalem". recently published by the
at noon.
Further detail* in regard
Endeavor Society o f the
Church
to th« program will appear later.
Metropolitan Press of Portland, well-
o f Christ assisted with the regular
known publishers of Oregon litera­
evening church service last Sunday
KINTON
GP VNGE
ture.
evening. Kenneth Smith had charge
A fter receiving her bachelor of
HAS A N N U A L PICNIC c f the announcements and gave
arts degree from the University,
the offertory piayer. Imogene and
Mrs. Churchill served as librarian
The
annual picnic o f Kinton Doris Smith also led in
short
l teacher, newspaper corres^xVident,
grange was held Sunday at Eisner's prayer. Elmer Walters and Henry
and « s mayor of the town of
park. Fifty partook o f the basket Shipman took up the offering and
Wheeler. All the time she kept
lunch a 'little after noon. A num­ other member* assisted in th* choir
studying the short
atory in the
ber from other granges were pres-1 and gave a special number. Rev.
correspondence study department o f
•nt.
Geo. W. Springer delivered the
the extension division, under Grace
Many had their bathing suits a- sermon as usual.
Edginton Jordan, former editor of
Vvng *md enjoyed the cool water o f
Old Oregon. She also borrowed
the Tualatin river.
The county surveyor, E. E Hobbs
many volumes by mail from the U-
There were 7B or more present end hia men iwere in town Monday ]
nivensity library with which she
during
the afternoon.
All had a and besides staking out the grade
pursued her research in the ethnol­
good time visiting,
and watching for the new walks to he construct­
ogy of the Oregon coast Indians.
the bathers.
ed, they staked out Mill street, a
The combination o f ethnology and
street never opened before which
¡ short story writing
has produced
Earl
Drorbaugh celebrated hi* lays opposite Stott St., and joins
her first book which critics declare
tenth birthday on Monday with a
Broadway with Beaverdam Road,
will establish her literary reputa­
group o f littla friends. A fter the
the
Canyon road
juat
tion.
_ _
¿amea, ice cream and cake
were croaaing
west of the Alexander barn.
rnjoyad.
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sr; rss
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