FRIDAY. APRIL 6, 1DS4
The Beaverton Review
Mis* Wanda Harrow spent Raster v*r Chapter of the O. K. S., will
NOTICE
----- J8 Sunday with her parents at La­ act as lusts to the Matrons, l‘a be accompanied by a certificate of ordinance shall, for any reason, be
LOCAL N E W S
Irons, Associate Matrons and Pa the Marshall of the Town of Bea- adjudged by any Court of compe- I Half let No. 4M. Washington County
fayette, Oregon.
Warrants Called
Irons and secretaries of Portland serton that said vehicle has been^lent jurisdiction to be invalid, such j
Mrs. Zimbrick, who has been in and vicinity Wednesday evening by him inspected and complies in judgment shall not affect, impair! A p ril'¡I,
1934,
all warrants to
Come to the Rita.
adv p-19
the Good Samaritan Hospital, is Apri, l{
at th, Heaverton high all respects with the terms of this or invalidate the remainder of this date ware cnllod, including numbers
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Sprague vis­ much improved
school auditorium. All members of ordinance, ami if said vehicle is to act, but shall be confined in its op j 669 to 764, inclusive, and are now
ited with
friends at
Hillsboro,
transport food stuffs, the same ap- eration* to the clause, sentence, j payable through the Bank of Bea
Mr. and Mrs. T. B- Denney vis- \ the order are urged to attend
Sunday.
plication shall be further aceont- paragraph, or part thereof dlrect- v«rton.
ited at the Chas. Ayres home at
panied by a certificate of the llvalth ly involved
in the controversy in
Howard Liebrioh has accepted a Ridgefield, Wn., Sunday-
Althea llaulenloH'k, District Clerk
C R E D IT B U R E A U ES­
Officer of the Town of Beaverton which such judgment shall
have
position with the Washco Seed A
adv
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Yates have
T A B L IS H E D
IN CO or an approved licensed physician, bum rendered.
Feed Co.
moved into the Frank house on
to the effect that the operator or
Sec 12. Ordinance No. 132 and
Sunday guests at the Hugh l ewis Lombard Street, formerly occupied
H. K. Staples of Hillsboro was operators name,! in Section 4 of all other ordinances or
parts of j
home were Mr. and Mrs. P. Bums liy the Lewis Smith family.
in town Wednesday and reported the application have been by him ordinances in conflict herewith are
of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Cham- th* ‘ *h‘‘ collection agency forrnor- examined, ami
that they comply hereby repealed.
Carl Christianson was called to berlin of Alberta visited at the *>’ known as the Knight Adjust W!th the term, of tins ordinance
I m M m M [ m m ml„.h
Company had been taken over
Denver this week, by the death of home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl B
Upon the above application be lation is needed to insure the san
his mother.
Shiftier in Berthold’s Addition Fri- h
«*e Washington County Credit ing properly filed and payment of itary transportation and hauling of
Bureau of which Mr. Staples is the license fee as hereinafter set food stuffs and to regulate the |
FA R M IM P LE M E N TS
Mrs. W m. Hickithier
had her da>’
manager.
out being made, the Town Recor- manner of loading, unloading and
tonsils removed in Dr. Mason's of­
The O- E. Lierman family who
The Knight Adjustment Co. has der shall issue to said applicant a parking, as well as require whole
G eneral Repairing, (ins
fice on April 6th.
have been making their home a
¡n buataeM in thill >ection
wholesale trade
vehicle
license, sale trade vehicle* to be in condi- I
Lents
since
last
fall,
have
returned
for
severa,
years
and
haa
U*,n
and Auto Accessories
J. W. Sprague and Mr- and Mrs.
which shall be at all times pro- tion for safe operation, it is deemed
c M ^.Uon agen
Boyd Sprague spent several days to Beaverton and expect to remain known aa a
minently displayed in the cab or necessary for the
public
peace, i
here.
last week at Condon, Oregon.
cy. The new bureau will have their operator’s compartment of said ve- health and safety of the people of '
O T T O ERICKSON A CO.
Mrs. H. E. Lager, a sister of office in Hillsboro.
Mrs. L. G. Foster is better, and
ki*l*.
the Town of Beaverton that an
is going to recover. For several Mrs. Robertson, is in the Good
A separate license shall be re- em ergen t can be, and same here
Samaritan hospital, suffering from
days her recovery was uncertain
quired for each wholesale trade ve-
i* declared to exist, and this
an acute infection,
following an
Get The Terms
hide operated in this city under j ordinance shall he in full forre
Miss Lucille McGee of Orenco electrical operation upon her nose.
IM N O T A S H A M E D O »
and effect from and after its pas-
the terms of this ordinance.
was a dinner guest at the home of
Mrs.
V-
C.
Boge
entertained
her
When
you
live
on
the
sunny
side
MY
HAND} NOW S IN C E I
License issued
hereunder
shall **** by the council,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sprague Sun­
Sunday school class at her
home of Easy street:
health good, job not lie transferable.
I'asaed'
!>y
the
Common
Council
DO
N
O T HAVE T O JCRUD
day.
on Lake Road on Saturday.
The steady, pay big, friends aplenty—
Any
licensee
may
substitute
an-
dl,y
..
.
I
N
O W HAVE
Mr. and Mrs. H R. Kellington afternoon was spent playing games, that s the life! Is it?
Homer L. Wilson, Recorder.
other or different vehicle for the
and
daughter
Joyce spent
the Easter favors and dainty refresh­
Approved
by the mayor, April
But— when the clouds hang low vehicle named in the original u license
v v iin i
tO O i
week-end with relatives in Hills­ ments were served.
and gray and the day is dark and without payment of any additional
,
boro.
Russel Grant, who is employed bl«»k ; friends, job. money, health fee therefor upon permit first ob-
' l*fn*‘
Wilaon, Mayor
Miss Helen
Asbahr
of laurel in a Portland garage, met with a gone-then's when a fellow needs tained from the City Recorder, pro-
adv
Ridge and Erwin Asbahr of Port­ serious accident Wednesday when a the !• riend of the friendless
, the vided, that said vehicle so substi-
liti
land. visitedT at the R. B. Denney heavy barrel of oil fell on his foot Fri‘’nd Who wU> never U‘“ ve the« tuted shall lie first
certified
by
W
H
E
R
E
TO
GO
f
home Sunday.
the Marshall as herein!icfore pro­ Hr
and broke two bones- He was ta- Mor f ° rs*ke thee,
-(*!
vided.
ken
to
the
hospital.
But
first
the
sin
question
must
Mr. and Mrs.
Fred
Olmstead
i*IK SOCIAL
_ ,
, . „ __ be settled, and in God's own way.
Section 4. The license fee re­
spent the week-end at Nampa, Ida.,
Members of the Daphne club were v
,
. . . . . .
... . .
Cedar
Mills Grange Hall
. .. . . .
, . i
. _
tou must accept
it that l hrist quired by this ordinance shall be .
visiting with Mrs Olmstead's bro­ delightfully
entertained at luncheon
, .
f
. .
_
...
Thursday night. April 12
,
.
3
.
„
...
„
died
for
your
sms;
took
your
guilt
$3.00 per quarter year or fraction
ther, O. A. Timm.
at the home of Mrs. thas. Han-
*
Good Program
and set you free; that if you die thereof, |iayable in advance Janu-j
in Portland, Thursday. Mrs. V .
..
,
Mrs. Joe Flint and Miss Doro­ sen
, ...
*
.
c
,
,,
, tonight you die with the curse for- ary 1, April 1, July 1, and tk’ tober.
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,
™
.
thea Struthers of Hiteon visited at A. Wood and Mrs. F. L. Howard _ ever
gone.
So you make Christ 1 of each year, and no payments I
Beaverton Itrbrknh
were
among
the
guests.
the Geo. Blasser and Rob't. Hol­
yours forever
Isslge No 24M meets
shall be accepted for less than a
land homes Tuesday.
Frank Whitaker, while playing
the first and third
that
a pro
To as many as received Him luarter year except
Tueatbiy evenings at
Kave He the right to be ruta payment shall lie accepted' for
Born to Mr. and Mrs. David Ed- on the rings at the Barnes school,
H P. M In the M X ) K.
iger o f Cedar Mills, a 9-lb. girl fell and fractured his right arm COnu, the aona of God
all licenses issued for the initial
hal l . Mrs. S a r a h
Now claim
the blessings;
lay period from the effective date of
Sunday, April 1. Dr. Mason was it the elbow. He was taken care
Chamber loin. -erre
.f
by
Dr.
Mason
and
will
be
wear-
your
n,,ed
M
o
r
c
,
,
im;
,el
the
the attending physician.
this
Marjorie
Lewia,
B ordinance
..
, .... to June 30, . 1934
,
, lary, and Mrs.
ng a cast for almost six weeks, eternal God prove Himself to you
Section 5. Wherever practical and ¡q q .
p-tf
Mrs. Mary Summers is so much
FOR LINOLEUM
feasible,
wholesale
trade
vehicles,
Mrs. Perry Stewart returned to his new-born son.
improved that she can now take
in
making
their
deliveries,
shall
"
her
home
in
Garden
Home
Thurs-
I
“
He
that
spared
not
His
own
auto-rides. A few weeks ago she
EASY TO APPLY
day after having spent the past Son, but delivered Him up for us use the alley-ways in the Town of ,»|
was confined to bed constantly.
l
i
DRIES
IN 4 HOURS
enverton
and
make
their
deliver-
■
three years and a half in Kandol, all, how shall He not with Him
■
Mrs. Howard Hingley and daugh­ Kansas. She was accompanied by freely give us ull things?”
ies through the rear or side en- ■
MAKES LINOLEUM
ter Helen of Portland and Mrs. her sister-in-law, Mrs- Emma Lan-
Rev. George N. Taylor, Beaver­ trances of the places of business. •
LAST LONOER
Great
Newspaper
of
the
¡
Capt. Fisher of Seattle visited at non.
No
person
operating
a
wholesale
J
ton, Oregon.
adv
the George Blasser home Wednesday.
Northwest
(
trade vehicle shall load or unload _
TAKES THE RUB
Alien Wilson left this week for
any goods, wares or merchandise a
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Hast­
ARTHUR MULIIOLLAND
¡
Seattle
to
join
his
uncle.
Later
the
OUT
OF SCRUBBING
unless said vehicle is parked par ■
ORDINANCE NO. 156
ings entertained as their house
Auto Route and Agency
•
two
will
go
to
the
t
learwater
An
ordjnance
prescribing
rules
and
allel
with
and
next
to
the
extreme
■
guest during the past week, their
Beaverton
-:-
Oregon]
countiy in Idaho, where the uncle
QUARTS * 1 .1 9 PINTS 6 9 *
regulations for the operation of right edge of the street, the right *
cousin, Mrs- Carmickle of Victoria.
For information
*
has mining interests. Alden will
wholesale trade vehicles in the wheels of sail vehicle being not J
Trade at
regarding service or subscription.«*
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Effenberger help his uncle in his mining opera­
Town of Beaverton. Oregon; pro­ over two feet distant from th*' curb- _
Richey
Hardware and
Phone
Beaverton
7303
J
of Tillamook, Ore., spent the week­ tions.
g
viding for the issuance o f licen­ ng or boundary of said street.)
end with Mrs. Effenberger's par­
Residence
and
office:
|
Furniture
Company
Section 6. Every person who op- ■
ses therefore; fixing the amount
Geo. P. Winslow
of Tillamook,
ents, Mr and Mrs. L. D. Shellen-
Corner, Second and Hall
I
•THE
FRIENDLY
STORE”
rates
or
is
connected
with
a
whole-
H
o
f
license
fees
and
the
time
of
Ore., Grand Master of the Grand
berger.
Beaverton
Oregon
payment
thereof;
prescribing sale trade vehicle transporting food
! Lodge of Odd Fellows, A. W. Fos-
penalties for violation of this or­ stuffs in the Town of Beaverton
Mr. and' Mrs. S. B. Lawrence ter, and- j£r. Mathew of Portland
dinance; defining the terms used hereinafter referred to as operator,
and Mr and Mrs. A . C. Allen were dinner guests at the home
herein; repealing ordinance No. shall at the time of the first a p ­
were among those who attended the j ,,f Mr. and
Mrs.
Hugh
Lewis,
men­
annual Pacific University banquet Thursday evening.
132; and declaring an emergency. plication for license above
at the Congress Hotel,
The People of the Town of Bea­ tioned, and' quarterly thereafter,
Mrs. Ethel Hocken-Thomas left
pass a medical examination made
verton I>o Ordain As Follows;
Richard Brown and his mother, .Tuesday
for Calaveras,
Angel's
by the health officer of the Town
Mrs. Brown of Portland, visited" at Camp, California after visiting for
Section 1. It shall be unlawful
Y ou can earn several hundred dollars this Hum­
the E. M. Madsen home in Sor- a month with friends and relatives *or any Person to operate a whole- of Beaverton or by a licensed physi-
,
...
,
.
rento, Sunday. Mrs. Madsen is a in Beaverton. She was a dinner sale trade vehicle on any street eian approved by the health officer,
and shall submit a certificate of sai.r mer and you can secure a better position and a larger
daughter of Mrs. Brown.
guest of Mrs. Esther G. Rogers at in the ToWn of Beaverton, Oregon,
without first having obtained a li officer or physi.ian that said opera .salary for the coniine year. Complete information will
Mr. and Mrs. S. B Lawrence Shattuck last Thursday night,
from
all
infectious,
. . .
,
r
a i r
,
,
,
cense
therefor
as is
hereinafter tor 18 free
attended the pot luck dinner and
contagious or communicable diseas- be mailed on receipt of a three cent stamp. Semi lor
Mrs. Marcia Pike, 81 years old, provided.
party o f the 1931 Matrons and mother of
Mrs. John Summers,
es. Should any operator connected
to-dav
Patrons
of the O. E. S- held at took her f i m steps on her broken’ Section
2. The following defini- •vith a wholesale trade vehicle in _
, ,, ,
,
, ....
,
.
Rural Schools and City
Schools
Oswego
Saturday evening. leg this week. Mrs. Pike slipped Uonji 8ha111 aPply ,n the interprct- the Town of Beaverton contract any
infectious, contagious or communica­
Silas
King, who for a number of on the floor twelve weeks ago, ^ "n c e “: eni0rCement ° ' th“ ° f -
Summer W ork and School Year Positions
ble disease after said examination
months
has been employed by the and fractured her hip. Dr. Mason
(A )
Wholesale Trade Vehicle. and during the next ensuing three
Washco
Seed & Feed Co., left this reports that she will have perfect
Wholesale trade vehicle shall mean months, he shall immediately no­
week for Butte, Montana, where he use of her leg.
and include any traveling convey­ tify the health officer of such dis­
will make his home for a time.
Rose Croix, Newberg, and Bea- ance propelled, driven or drawn by
ease and shall refrain from furth­
^
“ “ “ “
any motive power whatsoever in­ er operation
until authorized
in
1 8 5 0 Downing St., Denver, Colo.
rank in amount run by the papers; eluding horses
or other
animals writing by the health officer.
S U R V E Y OF PU BLIC
column 1, the rank or order in and operated for the purpose of . Section 7. All
trade
Covers the E N T IR E United States
SCHOOL N E W S M A D E which parents prefer their school selling or delivering goods, wares vehicles used to wholesale
transport
food
news.
or merchandise to any other per- stuffs in the Town of Beaverton
"Thanks for sending me so many goo«i positions to apply for,
•The Beaverton Review published
•The parents’ preference rank is S0I) *n Beaverton for resale, pro- shall lie so constructed as to pro- ov,>r 30 during the firat five dajT sIjva^cnrolled.''- An Illinois Teacher
145 inches of public school news in that found by Dr. Belmont Farley vided that the above definition shall
November,
1933, according
to a of Columbia University as expressed n°t he construed to include any ve- fHes, "durt^anlf "from con U mm a tion'
SCHOOL OFFICIALS:-—We r . n put you in touch with the very
survey made by the class in pub­ by 5067 parents in 13 representa- hide so operated for the purpose
Such vehicles shall he kept clean
° ur H,‘Ty,rr
ir "-
7 °“ '
lic information methods, department tive cities- It shows that parents ° f selling or trading any article while used in
transporting
food ^
of journalism, Oregon State College. want most to hear about their ° f Lood in its raw shape or condi- stuffs No substance callable of con
News of extra-curricula activities children’s progress, which
Oregon tion which was actually grown or taminating food
stuffs shall be
................ ........... .................................................................
— sports, entertainment and service newspapers put into fourth place, produced by the operator thereof transported with the food stuffs in
— was first with 87 inches. Other Parents like extra-curricula aetivi- or some member of his family
Ï !•
such a manner as to permit con ,n
i- •
topics and1 number of inches follow: ities least of all, but Oregon editors
IB) Street. Street shall mean and tamination.
J
entertainment, 20; courses of study, give that first place—more space include any street, alley, avenue,
Section 8. Any wholesale trade
16; pupil’s progress and achieve­ than the other topics all together, highway, court or lane in the Town
vehicle used or to be used for
ment, 12; health of pupils, 8; atten­
"The difference between what the ° f Beaverton,
transporting or delivering gasoline, X
dance, 8; parent-teachers’ associa­ parents want and what the Oregon
(C) Food Stuffs.
Food
stuffs kerosene, deise) oil, fuel or lubri- y
You pay money gladly for insurance
tion, 3.
papers print is due mainly to the „hall incliufe any article of food in-
■The survey included 45 Oregon kind of news the editors get,-’ tended to he sold or used for hu- eating oil shall have the following JL
against
the theft of A LL your car. Or, at
i
newspapers this year and 76 for said Prof. C. J. McIntosh, instruc- man consumption, and shall also in- equipment:
least, you regard such inruranre ns a
1. Two fire extinguishers of 1 £
November 1932— 121 in all. Clip­ tor. ,rIf school boards and teach- elude tobacco in all forms, and
quart rapacity each, of a type ap- y
pings of the news as classified by ers would organize an information beverages.
good
investment.
proved by the Board of Kire Un- ?
students were sent to the 45 edi­ system arid then use it to supply
(D ) Person. The
word
person derwriters.
But you perhaps take no precaution |
tors whose papers were surveyed the home papers with the kind of shall mean and include persons, co­
2. A steel chain or suitable rod
in this year’s class.
news the parents want, there would partners, associations, corporations, fastened to the frame of vehicle,
against the theft of a fifth of your car, or |
Results were tabulated to show, be less misunderstanding and bet- their agents, lessees, trustees or
enough
to touch
the
of a fourth of it, or a third of it
by pow- ;j;
column 3, the nunfber of inches ter public support of the schools.’ receivers (appointed by any Court and long
street, capable of grounding elec­
published by the 121 papers in
•The trf.le shows results of the whatsoever)
either
as
principal, trical charges
er-losses
due
to
unskilled
service
generated
in said •{•
one month; column 4, the percen­ surveys ^
percent of topic 12 agent or employee and the sin vehicle.
y
tage of each topic; column 2, the is 8, not .8.)
Now, even the best car in the world has
gular member
shall
include the
3. Suitable valves, hoses and con- T
plural
tainers for transferring the liquids £
TOPICS OF SCHOOL NEWS PUBLISHED BY 121 OREGON
several
grades of performance depending j;
Section 3. Any person who shall transported in said vehicle with a y
WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS IN ONE MONTH
on the care that it is given A car may x
desire to operate a wholesale trade minimum o f fire hazard, and a -j-
vehicle as herein defined, upon minimum of leakage.
T
Parent
Paper
Total Col­
Topic
perform only 75 per cent as well as it is £
Rank*
Rank
umn In.
any street in the Town of Leaver-
Percent
Section 9. No person operating •£
Capable
o( performing, simply because it j*
ton,
Oregon,
shall
make
application
any wholesale trade vehicle shall J
Pupils’ Progress______
1
4
818.5
64
in
writing
to
the
Recorder
of
said
deposit
or
leave
upon
the
street
Methods of Instruction
2
needs proper tuning or some other atten- £
6
404.0
3 1
city, which
application shall
set any
garbage,
vegetable
refuse,
Health of Pupils______
3
8
274 0
21
forth
with
reasonable
certainty
the
tion
of some sort. Lack of correct tuning, ijl
wrappers, containers or anything of
Course of Study______
4
12
111.5
.8
following:
an
offensive
or
unsanitary
nature
Value of Education___
5
14
98.5
or lack of whatever else it needs may be j*
.7
1. The name and place of re­
Section 10. Any person who vio-
Discipline_
6
15
49.5
J
sidence
of
the
applicant.
robbing you of 25 per cent of the perfor- ;jl
lates anv of the provisions of this ¥
Teachers and School Officers
7
5
428.0
33
2. The type of vehicle to lie used, ordinance
shall, upon conviction
Attendane*............ ......... .......
8
7
342.5
26
mance
possibilities of your car— making ’£
and if a motor vehicle, the name thereof, be punished by a fine not
Buildings and Grounds............
9
11
157.0
1.2
I of the manufacturer, model, rated exceeding $200 for each offense, or
it worth only $ 7 5 nut of every $ 1 0 0 you
Management and Finance____
10
2
1 , 102.0
87
1 capacity, and current license num- hy imprisonment
in the
Town
Board and Administration____
11
10
194.5
1.5
paid
for it.
I her.
jail for a period not exceeding 30
Parent Teachers Association__
12
3
1 . 015.5
.8
A
periodical
expenditure
of a small sum— maybe only a dol­
3. The kind or kinds o f goods, days, or by both fine and impris- ; • •
Extra-Curricular Activities___
13
1
7 . 345.5
580
lar,
or
two,
or
three—
would
prevent this theft of a large frac­
I
wares
or
merchandise
proposed
to
•
onment,
provided
that
each
and
ev-
!!
Speakers and Visitors__ —
13
105.5
.8
tion of your car's real performance value.
be sold or delivered from such ve­ ery day any violation of this or- ;;
Unclassified ____ __ __ _
9
205 0
16
hicle.
That is the way to think of our preventive service, such as
dirtanee continues shall be deemed 1!
we give your car.
4- The names of the persons who a separate offense under this or­
Total —.................
12,651 5
99.1
will operate said vehicle while in dinance.
*Thc i r r r i . e tank preference of 1,0(7
in IT etnea aa revealed in Columbia
the
Town o f Beaverton.
Section 11. If any clause, sen-
L uiver.it. Surrey.
In addition, said application shall tence, paragraph
or part of this
M cC O R M IC K -
DEERING
tm -
(Tlir (i)rriuniiau
TEACHERS
CONTINENTAL
TEACHERS AGENCY, INC.
The Insurance Value
O f Using Our Service
Stipe’s Garage
Beaverton