The Beaverton review., October 20, 1933, Image 2

Farmers have been asked to furnish 1932, 3 a<u*a, 69 bu.j lhre*-ysar avar-
ply to the group of questions which ap­
evidence
of production and evidence age, 102 bu.; 1933, 0 aerea
The Beaverton Review
J 11 IIlis Kaye, Itoutn 3. Pnrtland 40
peared in your paper for Friday, Oc­
of sale, such ns threshei man’s certifí­
tober 6, I submit the following
cales. elevator certificates or other reo aerea; 1930. 13 arrea, 400 bu ; 1931,
orde or receipts Satisfactory evidence H aerea, 6(8) bu,¡ 1933, N aerea, 875 bu.;
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY AT BEA­ answers:
1. For groceries, produce and garage
, BY C. A. M
VERTON. OREGON
will be required of any farmer whose Ihiee-yenr average, 429 bu ; 1933, 14S
service, Beaverton is a very desirable
aeres
statement
Is questioned
One will hardly guess that this Is
Before the tomatoes are gone you
place to trade. I cannot say as much
Jullua Kaye, Itoute 3, Portlaml,
The
following
statements
have
been
FRED C. SEFTON, Editor-Publisher for (he hardware stores and the one will like to put up some of this so- made without meal. It is a fine way condensed to save space "Acres rep (lahler plaee 150 aeres; 1930, 20
called "chowder.’ It really ia "tomato to use all of the fall vegetables, Is most
general merchandise store.
aeres, 786 bu.; 1931, 16 arres, 640 bu.;
2. Generally, the stores rank second soup” all rendy to add to hot milk palatable and acceptable for those cool resents aeres planted and "bushels 1932, 16 aeres. 700 bu.; three year sver-
represents
bushels
harvested.
The
days.
One
third
cup
of
raw
rice
put
i«ge, 709 bu.; 1933, 13 aeres.
Entered as second-class mail mat­ rate, with the exception of the grocery and serve.
Cut Into small pieces the following in while boiling makes it seem a bit "three year average” represents the
ter December 9. 1922, at the postoffice stores.
Edwartl Lehman. Itoute 3, Pnrtland;
thrcc
yesr
average
acreage
and
pro­
3. The stores could be improved by vegetables: 1 large bunch of celery, 4 more substantial.
at Beaverton, Oregon, under the act of
Fred Ichmsn place 40 arres; 1930, 15
•
•
•
duction
from
1930
to
1932
Farmers
adopting modern methods of display, medium-sized onions, 2 sweet green
March 8, 1879.
should refer any questions regal ding arrea, 3(81 bu ; 1931, 8 aerea, 240 bu.;
“ Host Ever“ Fresno Ualslii !‘li>.
improved lighting and store fixtures, peppers and enough ripe tomatoes
Perhaps a raisin pie may be a wel­ this publication to their community 1932, 6 arrea, 125 bu ; three year aver-
and a study of the psychology of mer­ (skins und all) to finish filing an 8-
age, 222 bu,; 1933, 0 aeree
chandising The reaction one should quart pan Add a bay leaf, salt to come change in desserts ns fresh committee or to the County Allotment
ADVERTISING KATES
Fdwnrd I.chutan. Itoute 3, Pnrtland,
Committee.
fruits
are
dii-ap|M'arlng
from
the
mar­
taste
und
a
bit
of
cayenne.
Cook
all
to­
experi.ntce
when
entering
some
of
the
Display (local), per inch..................2.V
John le-hnmn piare 40 aerea; 1930, 10
ket.
This
came
from
Fresno
in
the
Signed:
gether
until
soft.
Rub
through
sieve
local
stores
should
be
a
reaction
with
Foreign per inch .........................30e
arre», 350 bu.; 1931, 6 aerea, 350 bu.;
WILLIAM J. ENSCHEDE.
an appeal to the prospective purchaser, und cook down until nearly as thick raisin center and they called it the
Readers and legal, per line, first in­
1933, 5 aerea, 150 bu.; Ihree-year aver-
Chairman
County
Allotment
Com­
"best
ever"
Fresno
raisin
pie.
rather than one which engenders sales as (¿ie canned soup product. Blend one-
sertion. 10c; each subsequent in­
ngc. 350 bu.; 1933, 10 arrea.
Cook gently 1 cup raisins, H cup mittee.
resistance.
half cup each of sugar, floor and butter
sertion, Sc.
John Marty, lloute 3, Pnrtland 67
JOHN W KAMNA,
4. I would rank the grocery stores und add to rooked vegetables, stir and sugar, 1 cup water until raisins are
arrea; 1930, 27 aerea, 1030 bu.; 1931, 33
GLEN RITCHEY.
first. Among these stores. I would rank boil. Can and seal. It Is ready for use tender. Add the grated rind and Juice
arrea, 670 bu ; 1933, 36 aerea, 479 bu ;
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Conoly's first. Mannings second and for cream soups or makes a fine sauce of W lemon and 1 beaten egg.
three-year average, 733 bu.; 1933, 28
Bake in 1 crust with a meringue
Per year (in advance)....................$1.80 Safeway third. I am basing my judg­ for steaks or chops.
aerea.
• • •
added or bake between 2 crusts. It is
Not in adva n ce....... ...................... 2.00 ment on courtesy and service rendered
BEAVERTON
Albert Mder, Itoute 2, Beaverlnn
done when the crust Is done,
Vegetarian Broth.
by the clerks, general quality of mer­
Millard F. Ayres, Route 1 33 acres; 81 aerea; 1030. 13 aerea, 753 bu.; 1931,
• • •
chandise, appearance and arrange­
1 cup each of 5 or 6 vegetables as car­
1930,
8 acres, 354 bu.; 1931, 4 acres, 150 II arrea, 539 bu.; 1932, 10 arraa. 302 bu.;
Sour Cream Cake.
ment of merchandise and neatness and rots, turnips, onion, celery, potato and
bu.; 19ÄJ, 10 lines, 350 bu ; Ihr** year three year average, 528 bu.; 1933, 10
1 cup brown sugar
cleanliness of the building.
tomato. Cut into very small dice or
average, 286 bu ; 1933, 15 aeres.
aerea,
2 eggs
5. The man in charge of the meat de­ chop. For each cupful us about one-
Royal O. Baron, Route 3 320 acres:
Bchlndler Broa. Route 2. Pnrtland.
2 level tablespoons butter
partment in one of the stores seems half tnblespoon of butter. Melt the
1930, 33 acres, 1037 bu : 1931, 35 acres, Sehlndler farm 80 aerea; 1930, 16
1 cup sour cream
to take the attitude of rendering the butter and stir all of the vegetables
1120 bu.; 1932. 26 acres, 1170 bu ; three- aerea, 800 bu.; 1931, 25 arrea, 750 bu :
M aoesa war
2 cups flour
patron a favor, rather than rendering except tomato In this over a low fire
year nvernge, 1109 bu.; 1933, 32 acres 1932, 8 aerea, 133 bu,; three year aver­
1 level teaspoon soda
a service. I have heard many patrons for about 10 minutes, being careful
Tom Donovan, Route 2 120 ncrea; age. 494 bu.; 1933. 25 aerea.
1 teaspoon baking powder
complait of receiving meat of an In­ not to brown them. This is to have
1930
1100 im : I’M!
• m i ' '
Srhiil- ........
fímiip 2. Pn rtla n d 82
INCOMING MAI I.
A bit of salt.
ferior quaiity. Several patror.s have the butter soak into and thoroughly
860 bu.; 1932. 20 acres, «70 bu ; three- aerea; 1930. 28 aerea. 9H4 bu ; 1931.
Mix
as
usual
and
bake
in
layers,
n
season
them
It
is
called
"sweating"
discontinued
trading
there
for
that
From Portland (letter m ail). 7:20 a. m
year average, 907 bu ; 1933, 27 acres
77S aerea. 909 bu ; 1932. 22 arrea. 8(8)
From Hiilsboro-McMinnville.l0:00 a. m reason. We purchase many staple the vegetables. The salt and a table­ loaf or a ring mold. This is attractive
Downing Brothers, Route 3 170
From Portland (parcel post). 9:00 a. m groceries of standard brands in Port­ spoon of sugar should be cooked in If served warm, using a mint or win- acres; 1930. 47 acres, 1800 bu.; 1931, 45 bu ; three year average, 894 bu.; 1933,
31 arrea
From Portland (letter mail). 3:30 p.m land because we can save from one- with this. Add cold water as desired, ac­ tergreen flavoring.
acres, 1350 bu ; 1932, 43 acres, 13(8) bu ;
Abe Htnllcr, Itoute 2. Pnrtland 91
If In layers use a caramel icing.
half to one-third on them.
cording to whether one wants a thin
OUTGOING MAII.
If a ring mold Is used fill the center three-year average, 1817 bu.; 1933, 33 aeren; 1930. 1« ncrea. 640 bu.; 1931. 13
6. Ready-made clothing, shoes, hats or thick soup. Let simmer slowly for
ncrea,
aerea. 408 bu ; 1932, II ncrea, 335 bu ;
with whipped cream.
To Hillsboro-McMinnville . . . 9:00a. m and accessories for both men and about 2 hours.
George F Davies, Route 3 95 three-year average, 461 bu.; 1933, 13
A simple caramel icing is made by
Make a small spice bag if liked with
To Portland (parcel post)__ 9:30 a. m women are not attainable in Beaverton,
acres;
1930
,
20
acres,
7C0
bu.;
1931,
13
aerea
To Hillsboro-Forest Grove. .. 3:00 p. m except those which are out of style.
1 tablespoon of pepper cones. 2 or 3 boiling together for about 5 minutes
00 in 1930, IS io n s , ii.’> im
Abe .Stuller. Itoute 2. Pnrtland. Stol-
8. We go to Portland at least once cloves, 1 bay leaf and put in for 5 or one-half cup sugar, 1H cups brown
To Portland........................... 5:80p.m
each week and sometimes two or three 10 minutes.’ A little chopped parsley sugar, H cup canned milk and 1 table­ I three-year average, 538 bu.; 1933, 20 ler estáte 49 arrea; 1930, 6 arrea, 240
bu ; 1931, 8 arrea. 285 Itu.; 1932. 0 aerea,
times.
and pepper may be added and don't spoon butter. When lukewurtn beat acres.
George F. Dnvlea, Route 3. Molln 0 bu ; three year average. 175 bu ; 1933.
STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP
until right consistency to spread.
9. We prefer to buy for cash.
forget the tomato.
place .80 acres; 1930. 15 acres, 500 bu.; 0 aerea.
10. No merchant from whom we have
Management, Circulation, Etc., Re­ asked credit has ever refused granting
1931, 0 acres, 0 bu.; 1932, 0 acres, 0 bu ;
Abe Stnller, limite 2. Pnrtland,
quired by the Act of Congress of !♦ to us.
unless they are kept a distance, as ACREAGE AND PRODUC­ three-year average, 167 bu.; 1933, II Monre place 81 aerea; 1930, 4 aerea,
acres.
11. Extension of credit would not in­ prescribed by law, away from dwell­
; i 1
' ■ 1
re», .1 bu . 1932, 0
August 34, 1912,
Jacob Jenne. Route 2. Jenne place
TION STATEM ENTS
fluence us, for we pay cash for our ings and schools.
aerea, 0 bu ; three year average, 61
69'y acres; 1930. 26 acres, 916 bu.; 1931. bu ; 1933, 0 aerea.
purchases. It also prevents one from
k. Tbc Beaverton Review should
Of The Beaverton Review, published becoming obligated.
sponsor a civic beautification contest. Wheat Production and Acreage State­ 1.3 acres, 449 bu ; 1932, 1.3 acres, 518
Parí E Wlsmer, ftnute 2. Pnrtland
weekly at Beaverton, Oregon, for Oc­
ments of Meiiila-ra of the W lient Pro­ hu.; three-year average, 628 bu.; 1933. 202 aerea; 1930. 29S arrea, 965 bu :
12. The local paper, since the new ! A prize given for the best plan for
tober 1. 1933.
16
acres.
duction
Control
\ss<M'latl»ii
of
Wash­
publisher has taken it over, should bo making the down-town section more
1931. 32 aerea. 1212 bu : 1932, 13 aerea.
State of Oregon, County of Wash­ commended for the fearless attack it I attractive to the passer by.
Godfred Ixisll, Route 2 50 acres 398 bu . three year average, 858 bu.;
ington County, State of Oregon.
ington. ss.
1930,
14
acres,
629
bu.;
1931,
11
acres,
1933 19 acres
The following Is a statement of the
has made on the shortcomings of the
16 Grading of all graveled roads at
Before me, a notary public in and for town of Beaverton. The town has been least once each month during the year, production and planted acreages of 150 bu ; 1932, 10 ncres. 400 bu , three
Fred H Jnsav. Route 2, Pnrtland;
the state and county aforesaid, person­ suffering from a "municipal inferior­ especially Erickson and Allen avenues wheat in the years 1930. 1931, 1932 and year average, 493 bu.: 1933, 7 acres
Connell place 55 aerea; 1930. 16 aerea,
ally appeared Fred C. Sefton. who, hav­ ity complex," and reforms must come
Fred Ixisll, Route 2 61 acres; 1930, 400 bu : 1931, 16 aerea. 400 bu.; 1932. O
17. a. The public schools would bene­ planted acreage of 1933 of producers
ing been duly sworn according to law, from within. The newspaper Is a power­ fit greatly by the installation of a mov­ of Washington county who have sub­ 12 acres, 375 bu.; 1931, 3 acres. 163 bu.; arrea, 0 bu ; three-year average. 267
deposes and says that he is the pub- ful medium of fomenting community- ing picture machine. Visual education mitted applications for farm wheat 1932, 12 ncres, 329 bu ; three-year aver bu : 1933. 16 aeree
liser of The Beaverton Review, and interest toward civic consciousness.
has been recognized as indispensible In allotments. This publication Is made In nge, 289 bu.; 1933, 6 acres.
Fred H Joeay, Itoute 2. Portland,
that the following is, to the best of his
compliance with the regulations of the
John N. McLeod, Route 2 30 acres: Llvermore place 132 arrea: 1930, 30
13. The only advertisements with an | modern education.
knowledge and belief, a true statement appeal to us are those of the grocery-
Agricultural
Adjustment
Administra­
1930,
29
acre*.
928
bu.;
1931,
27
acres.
b. The construction of a storage shed
aerea. 1061 bu ; 1931, 22 aerea; 654 bu.¡
of the ownership, management (and if stores.
I for the seven school busses of district tion It Is .unite so that a check may 756 bu.; 1932, 22 ncres, 748 bu.; three- 1932. 17 aerea, 492 bu.; three-year
a daily paper, the circulation), etc., of
14. The advertisements are generally No. 48. The cost of this shed could be be made on nil statement claims, and so year average, 811 bu.; 1933, 29 acres.
average, 736 bu.; 1933, 10 aerea.
the aforesaid publication for the date reliable.
Herrnnnn J Schlottmnn, Route 2,
met by the savings made In the money that reports may be made to the Coun­
llana Erha. Route 2, Beaverton,
shown in the above caption, required
15. Community Improvements:
now paid out for storage ench year nl ty Wheat Production Control Associa­ Spies place 60 acres; 1930, lit* acres, Watker helrs' piare 65 arrea: 1930,
by the act of August 24, 1912, embodied
a. An ordinance requiring the clean­ the local garages Storage for the en­ tion on any inaccuracies which may 628 hu.; 1931, 15>* acres, 592 bu ; 1932, 100 aerea, 164« bu ; 1931, 27»* aerea,
in section 411, Postal Laws and Regula­ up of vacant lots, such as cutting of tire year aproximates $450 or $500.
appear in the statements.
18'y acres. 578 bu.; three-year average, 345 bu ; 1932. 14 acre», 290 bu ; three-
tions, printed on the reverse of this weeds. If not done by the owner the
The allotment for this county hns 599 hu ; 1933, 19'* acres.
c. A systematized plan for girls
year average. 760 bu.; 1933, 55 arrea.
form, to wit :
city could hire it done and the cost of athletics in the local high school would been definitely calculated from official
Charles II. Thompson, Route 4. Sher­
1. That the names and addresses of the labor charged to the owner of the be desirable. At present there are no records of the United States Depart­ wood 100 acres; 1930, 18 acres, 903
the publisher, editor, managing editor lot. The crop of weeds now growing recreational opportunities for girl ment of Agriculture nnd is 648,387 bu.; 1931. 20 acres. 6.86 bu.; 1932, 5
and business managers are:
along the right of way of the railroad
bushels. This is the total allotment for ncres. 70 bu.; three-year average, 543 NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Publisher, Fred C. Sefton, Beaver­ company completely hides the flower students.
the county. Therefore, if any farmer bu.; 1933, 9 ncres.
d.
The
local
teachers
should
take
ton, Oregon.
In the County Court of the Hint* of
garden planted by the city council last a more active Interest in the Parent- receives a greater nllotmnt than his
Michael E. O'Meara, Route 2 77
Editor, Fred C. Sefton, Beaverton, spring.
Teachers’ association, as its worth to past production warrants, he Is thus acres; 1930, 14 ncres, 1019 bu ; 1931, Oregon.'for Wuahlngton County
Oregon.
In the matter of the eatate of Peter
b. Enforcement of the ordinance re­
depriving other farmers In this county 10 ncres, 366 bu.; 1932, 9 acres, 280 hu.
Managing editor, Fred C. Sefton, quiring the construction of sidewalks education has proven it definitely of their Just share.
three year average, 555 bu.; 1933, 12 Schlesaer, deceased:
valuable.
Beaverton, Oregon.
NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN that
where needed. If not, then a vote by-
Total production figures of those who acre*.
TAXPAYER.
Business manager, Fred C. Sefton. means of a referendum for a general
the undersigned admlnlatrator of the
apply for contracts, together with
George
Van
Domelen.
Route
2,
Beaverton, Oregon.
bond issue for the purpose of construct­
those who do not, must equal the of­ Hansen place S3 acres; 1930, 25 acres, above-named eatate ha« filed In the
REBEKA1IS HOLD MEET.
2. That the owner is: (If owned by a ing sidewalks along all streets and a
ficial production as shown by the rec­ 493 bu.; 1931, 30 ncres, 750 bu.; 1932, above entitled court and cauae hla final
corporation, its name and address must general tax levied to cover the cost of
ords of the United States Department 30 acres, 583 bu.; three-year average, account nnd report aa aurh and the
The
Beaverton
Rebekahs
held
their
be stated and also immediately there­ these walks in the same manner that
court haH fixed the fourth day of No­
of Agriculture. If the county totals are G09 hu.; ¡933, 30 acres.
,
regular
meeting
Tuesday
evening.
under the names and addresses of street assessments are made.
vember, 1933, at the hour of 10 o'clock
greater than the official totals, It will
August
Vnn
Pouche,
Route
4.
Sher
Following
the
usual
business
n
social
stockholders owning or holding 1 per
c. Cleaning of the Beaverton down­ hour was enjoyed. Mr. L. J. Foster, be necessary to make a downward ad­ wood 89 acres; 1930, 2 acres, 80 bu.; A M. of aald day, and the courtroom
cent or more of total amount of stock. town streets at regular intervals.
1931, 2 acres, 80 hu.; 1932, 2 acres, 80 of the above-entitled court In Hllla-
Mrs. Edna Sheets. Mrs Sarah Cham- justment.
If not owned by a corporation, the
d. To prevent recurrences of the
Any person may make a confidential hu.; three-year average, 80 bu.; 1933, boro, Oregon, a« the time and place
names and addresses of the individual present unsavory squabble now going berlain and Mrs. Tom Miller were on
for hearing objerllona to aald final
acres.
owners must be given. If owned by a on in the city council, draft a new the program committee. They pre­ report if he finds any statement here
account nnd for the final aettlement
which
he
believes
to
be
Innccurate.
Henry
J.
Valentine.
Route
3.
Renv-
sented
a
short
play
entitled
"I
Want
to
firm, company or other unincorporated system of city government, a modified
of aald evtnte.
Such
reports
should
be
made
to
the
erton
106'i,
ncres;
1930,
18
ncres,
797
Get
Married."
A
lovely
lunch
was
en­
concern, its name and address, as well commission plan similar to the Gal­
Dated thla fifth day of October, 1933.
as those of each individual member, veston or the Dayton, O., plan, consist­ joyed. Our next social meeting will be community or county con.mlttee, cither bu ; 1931, 14 acres, 462 bu.; 1932, 15
ANTON SCHLESSER,
in
writing
or
verbally.
The
reports
will
ecrPH.
405
bu.;
three-yenr
average,
555
a
Hallowe’en
party.
must be given.)
Admlnlatrator of the Eslnte of Ha Id
ing of the following:
be strictly confidential. A farmer bu ; 1933 10 ncrea.
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Fred C. Sefton, Beaverton, Oregon.
1. Five commissioners elected by thp
Deceased.
Henry G. Bauer, Route 2, Portland
Genevieve Carter was a dinner guest whose statements are said to be In­
3. That the known bondholders, people. Each commissioner would have
HARE. MeAI.EAR * PETERS.
mortgagees and other security holders a definite department or departments Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth accurate will need to prove his pro­ 62 ncres: 1930, 0 ncres. 0 bu.: 1931, 2
Attorneys for Administrator.
duction figures.
ncres, 60 bu.; 1932, 4 acres, 120 bu ;
owning or holding 1 per cent or more under his jurisdiction, and would have Denney of Whitford.
45-49
three-year average, 60 bu.; 1933, 6
of total amount of bonds, mortgages no jurisdiction in any other depart­
acres.
or other securities are: (If there are ment.
Henry O. Blnuer, Route 2, Port­
none, so state.)
2. A mayor—one of the five commis­
land, Burton place 86 ncres; 1930, 16
J. H. Hulett, Beaverton, Oregon.
G. A. COBB
sioners—merely one among equals,
ncres, 421 bu.; 1931, 16 ncres, 391 bu.;
FRED C. SEFTON,
with no veto power, merely for the
19.72,
26
ncres,
6.84
bu.;
three-year
aver­
Publisher. purpose of conducting meetings of the
Attorney at Law
age, 489 bu.; 1933, 1.8 ncres.
Sworn to and subscribed before me commission.
Henry G. Bauer, Route 2. Portland, HEDGE BUILDING, BEAVERTON
this 17th day of October, 1933.
3. Provisions for the initiative, refer­
O'Dny place; 59 ncres; 1930, 18 ncres,
G. A. COBB.
endum and recall, thus giving the
408 bu.; 1931, 40 ncres, 1006 bu.; 1932
Notary Public. voters an effective veto power over acts
0 acres, 0 bu.; three-year average, 491
My commission expires March 9, 1937 of the commission.
bu.; 8933, 32 acres.
H EATING STOVES
o--------------
4. A modified civil service commis­
Charles Boy, Route 2, Portland 20
TAXPAYER ANSWERS QUESTIONS sion for the purpose of choosing minor
acres; 1930, 0 acres, 0 bu.; 1931, 6 acres,
Both New and lined
city offiers on their merits rather than
160 bu.; 1932, 6 ncres, 219 bu.; three-
In the October 6 issue of the Review leaving their choice to the whims of
year nverage, 233 bu.; 1933, 4 acres.
In fact we can supply ylur needs with
a list of 17 questions were published politics. This would insure more com­
Charles Boy, Route 2. Portlnnd; good stoves at reasonable prices.
under the heading of “What Is Wrong petent men to fill these offices than
Saunders plnce; 35 ncres; 1930, 8 ncres,
With Beaverton?” and readers of the are now filling them. With this sys­
320 bu.; 1931, 9 acres, 160 bu.; 1932,
paper were requested to fill out the tem it would be easy to determine
MAPES
&
SON
9 acres, 219 bu.; three-year average, MONTAG CIRCULATOR
BEACH ’S MARKET
questionnaire. This week we publish whom to hang If anything goes wrong.
126 bu.; 1933, 8 acres.
the first communication to reach us, Terms of office should be four years.
RESTAURANT
John T. Croenl, Route 2, Beaver­ Is the final answer to perfect satis­
and while rather long, it is given in The recall serves as a whip.
SHORT ORDERS AT ALL HOURS ton 73 6 acres; 1930, 24 ncres, 600 hu.; faction. Prices on these fsmous stoves
Fruits, Vegetables and
full because of the value of its con­
e. The mayor should be encouraged
1931, 20 acres, 420 bu.; 1932, 10 ncres, are the same any plnce in Oregon We
structive criticism. We are reproducing tc represent the town of Beaverton at
Beer on Draught
200 bu.; three-year nverage, 407 bu.; guarantee the price and the stove.
Groceries
the questions, also, in order that our every possible opportunity. The mayor
Let us supply your stovepipe, elbows,
Cady Building
Front Street 1933, 15 acres.
readers may check up on the replies of Portland recently asked the mayors
Julius A. Croenl, Route 2, Portlnnd; dampers or stove boards.
thereto. They are as follows:
of the cities surrounding Portland to
O'Connoll place 125 ncres; 1930, 25
1. How do you feel about Beaverton meet with him to discuss the NRA
acres, 719 bu.; 1931, 22 acres, 597 bu;
as a place to trade?
VV. E. PEGG
parade. The account in a Portland
Trade in Your Old Stove
Crystal Beauty Shop
1932, 28 acres, 658 bu.; three-year aver­
2. What do you think about the stores paper did not mention our mayor, al­
age. 658 bu.; 1933, 25 acres.
Frederic
Permanents
here in general. Why?
though Tigard, Hillsboro, Forest Grove UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER
THE FRIENDLY STORK
Thomas B. Denney, Route 3, Beav­
3. How could these stores be im­ and Newberg were mentioned.
All Lines of Beauty Work
erton, B. K. Denney plnce 79 acres;
proved ?
«
f. Unwise charity creates more
Prices Reasonable
1930. 10 acres, 430 bu.; 1931, 10 acres,
Richey Hardware
4. Which are the best stores, in your pauperism than it can ever hope to Grange Building - - - - - - Beaverton
For Appointments, Call Phone 6303 353 bu.; 1932, 11 ncres, 451 bu.; three-
opinion, in Beaverton?
eliminate. Make the unemployed who
and Furniture Company
year average, 411 bu.; 1933, 10 ncres.
5 What criticisms or complaints are being supported by local charitable
Thomas B. Denney, Route 3, Beav­
have you of Beaverton stores? Which organizations semi-self-supporting. It
BEAVERTON,
OR.
PHONE 7761
erton, Rex Denney place 20 acres;
ones? Why?
KAM BERGER’S
can be done without any additional STUDIO BARBER SHOP
1930,
14
acres,
610
bu
;
1931,
0
acres,
0
6. What articles do you buy elsewhere cost to the taxpayer. Make the unem­
bu.; 1932, 0 acres, 0 hu.; three-year
because you cannot get them in Bea­ ployed work at civic beautification
FIRST CLASS WORK
Lunches for School Children nverage,
203 hu.; 1933, 0 acres.
verton?
Why Pay More?
projects and pay them with food and
Verne A. Dysle, Route 2, Portland
8. How often do you go to Portland? clothing that has been donated for
AT REASONABLE PRICES
Cash
SA V E
Cash
83 acres; 1930, 11 acres, 420 bu.; 1931,
9. Do you prefer to buy on credit or their livelihood. No work, no food. For
Sandwiches, Hambcrgers
E. D. Van METER, Prop.
10 acres, 358 bu.; 1932, 6 acres, 94 bu.;
for cash?
example, let them cut the weeds on
Monday
Special
Etc.
three-year average, 291 bu.; 1933, 12
10. Have you been refused credit by vacant lots and parkings and pay
Front Street
Beaverton acres.
MEN'S SUITS, Clean««] and
any of the stores here? Which ones?
them with the produce that already is
Pressed ............................... $.50
Ben D. Grnf, Route 2, Portlnnd
11. Would you trade in Beaverton if available. Also, allow them to cultivate
Beaverton
Barber
Shop
140 acres; 1930, 37 acres, 1016 bu.; LADIES’ DRESSES, Plain . .
.00
offered more credit?
some of the vacant lots in and around
1931, 30 acres, 753 bu.; 1932, 18 acres, LADIES’ COATS, P l a i n ............... 50
12. In what way can the local papers Beaverton, grow some vegetables and
IF IT’S PRINTING
C. .1. STEVENS, PROPRIETOR
460 bu.; three-year average, 743 bu.;
be improved?
WE CAN n o IT
let them be partly self-supporting.
SUITS, Pressed only ................... 36
1933, 2 acres.
13. What advertisements do you read
GIVE US YOUR ORDER
g. Erect a sign at the junctions of
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Harry
Hansen,
Route
2,
Portland
In the Review?
WHITE TROUSERS, Cleaned
Buy from your home merchant and get
the highway on either side of town so
80 acres; 1930, 11 acres, 766 bu.; 1931,
14. Are they reliable or unreliable?
and Presaed ..............................35
your printing from
that motorists will not miss the town.
10 acres, 381 bu.; 1932, 5 ncres, 81 bu.;
15. What improvements would you
h. A modern system of sewage dis­
Our Repair Work Always RIGHT
The Beaverton Review
three-year
average,
409
bu.;
1933,
3
like to see made in the community?
posal will be one step toward progress.
BEER ON DRAUGHT
acres.
Leaving Work Here Saves
16. What roads would you like to see Do this before the state board of health
August E. Hlckethler, Route 5, GAS
improved?
TIME
MONEY
demands it being done.
Boyd’s
Variety
Store
and Kty Glasses
Portlnnd 45 acres; 1930, 3 acres, 84
17. What improvements would you
I. Condemn the dilapidated buildings
Beaverton
Cleaning
and
MEN’S AND BOYS’ CAPS, 40c to $1 39 bu ; 1931, 9 acres, 279 bu.; 1932, 7 ncres,
like to see in the schools? In amuse­ between the Review office and Erick­
Express Office - Stage Depot
161
bu.;
three-year
average,
175
bu.;
ments and recreation and social son’s garage. They endanger every
,1 f H O O I, S U P P L I E S
Dye Works
Western Union
Phone 10605
1933, 5 acres.
facilities?
and
pedestrian who passes by them.
T. G. ROGERS, Prop.
August
E.
Hlckethler.
Route
5,
Port­
Following is the communication:
GREYHOUND COFFEE SHOP
T OIL E T A R T I C L E S
j. An ordinance requiring that no ani­
Five Years In Your Town
land, Almgren place 10 acres; 1930, 4
To the Editor of the Review: In re- mals be kept inside the city limits, Rossi Building
Beaverton Oregon
BEAVERTON’S OWN STORE
ncres, 112 bu.; 1931, 4 acres, 124 bu.;
Beaverton, Oregon
Homemakers’ Exchange
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