University Library
T he B eaverton
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I he Only N ew spaper Devoted Exclusively to the interests of Eastern Washington County.
VOLUME XII, No. 10
Beaverton Schools To
Open September 10
No New Teachers In High
School, Hut Several are
New For Grade
TO KUN
SIX
IUJSSES
Hitch School
«If i icc Open
Every
Morning from Nine lo T»el\e
On
Sepiciulivr
tenth
««cation
time will «’ ini for approximately
650 young people of this commun­
ity. The Hoard of Directors of the
local school» have »elected the tenth
a» the opening day to coni'orin lo
the opening day of the other high
achoola in the county. It 1» ex­
pected that the enrollment in both
the grade and the high school will
•how a considerable increase over
la*t year.
The high achool office wiJ he
open every morning from nine un
til twelve for the convenience of
ntudcnts and parent» wishing to
diacuaa course* of »tudy, text hooka
etc.
Transportation will be furnished
again this year to all student» re-
»Iding in non-high school districts
snd to grade school students liv
ing at a considerable d »tan. e from
the grade school building. Six bus­
ses will he operated thia year.
Drivers were selected hy the board
•» follow»: Mr. O C. Norvell, Mr.
W J. Miller. Mr M. i. Beeler. Mr.
AIden Barron. Mr. Harvey Williams
Alternate drivers are Mr. W. W.
Anderson, Mr. Oliver Kauppila, Mr.
E. P. Rolfe.
School hoard meetings are held
on the sixth day of each month
Those interested are welcome to
attend.
The following teachers will be
on hand to welcome the return
«>f students the opening day:
High school teachers. I. R. Mett-
ler, Supt., Mr. E. 0
Webb. Mr.
Warren. Mr. Hughes, Miss Sun
ford, Mrs. Robertson, Miss Birnes.
Mr* Snyder, Miss Sweeney, Miss
Funk. Miss Meeks, Miss Schaefers,
and Miss Burk,
(•rade school teachers. Mi»» Da­
vies, Principal,
Mr. Bullis. Miss
Schrader. Mr. Phelps, Mis* Lite,
Miss Wirth,
Mis* Wagner,
Miss
Halsten. Mrs. Lowell.
Mr. Bushnell
will direct
hand
music
in the
grade
and high
school.
Robert
L
Phillips, the
gr«d”
school coach last year, is attend­
ing college this year so that he
may get his college degree.
LOCAL G ARD EN i f I K
WELL
ATTENDED
The second meeting of the Ben
verton Garden Cull» Tuesday eve­
ning was well attended. 1i> bein'*
present. Considerable interest was
msnlfcsted in the organir.ntion of
this club.
Mrs. Dorothy Seymour of Forest
Grove, president of the State Con­
federation of Garden Club*, w a s
the speaker of the evening. Her
talk pertained to general advantn
pe* and opportunities of Garden
Clubs.
Rev. Clarke, president of the
cluh, read the proposed by-laws,
whlrh were discussed. Mrs. I. R
Metzler is the secretary of the
club.
The next meeting will he h»M
Tuesday evening Sept. 11, at th*
Kiwanis Halt.
KINTON
I \DIFS’ AID
PLAN W E IN E R ROAST
The Indies’ Aid society of the
Kinton church
nre sponsoring
a
weiner roast to he held in the
grove joining the church,
Fridnv
evening. September 7. There will
be plenty to eat for all who at­
tend. Hot coffee and cake will also
be served to those who wish. The
president,
Mrs. Gladys Aten,
is
plnaning
a short
program
and
community singing of the old songs
with a leader from an
adjoining
town. The affair is to raise mon
ey for the upkeep of the church
All are invited to help in a good
cause.
LOT AT. HOYS \ F \ V F
FOR W H E A T O N . ILL.
Douglas and Kenneth Taylor nnd
Boh Denney left Thursday after­
noon for Wheaton College at When*
on. 111., where Douglas and Rob
will enroll in the pre Anodic« course
Kenneth has not decided entirely
on his course as yet. All tbr e rre
graduate« o f the 1834 class of
Beaverton high school. They are
going east by auto with Ab’ xnn-
«ler Hamilton of Portland, who is
a sopbotnore at Wheaton.
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Beaverton, VV ughington County, Oregon,
FD.I.C. IDENTIFIES
IN S U R E D
HANKS
Friday, August 31, 1934
Many Are Called lo
ifiejreat Beyond
Subscription, $1.00 per yr. In Advance
Baly t o e s
Postal Appointment
The f irst Secuiity Hu,.k
A new college plan of in.arcsi
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received from the P c * . i f . A i l I ' V j j t J i i . ) ,
Insurance Corporation * i >\... mug
Lisie Walker, Aast. Svouiruaater
ton the o ft>vial aigns which wili
«»en» Brown won ine pr,se ioi
hung at all receiving
windows as
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an originai game last meeting. Hi» will open at Essl 12 b a ij h«l-
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Hie H ist bocuruy nunk is vu,
v i v e d b y VN i d o w a n d
.u„ ay aecund.
man coll'itre * •» •*
h, v.
E n g in e e r in g ;
W ork ed
of more ti >n i t.Ooo licensed banks
11 LS O llC S o l l
I»u.,i.g wie w .e» K ossei Uuictt ill
in the country which uie receiving
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on Honn«vill. Project
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aas lunatico an
hu ¿ira i '*oss
these signs.
Insured
iiauKs are
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depositor* up to $5,000. Statistical PASTOR AT B E T H A N Y !
¿Mi’. y
t iixi : lair*: . to a i.y ( G iic iL
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studies have shown tnat tin. h u .-
jl
ijiui.
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she Will Take Charge of Boat Of*
imuin fully protect* more thun 1#7 j a i,util
oie»
At
Hospital! O O D F k L L O V v S A T T E N D
year in ror.i-i.u , w.c — cui w.U
, lce
Sepember 1
per cent
of all the depositors in
AJiri 1 r o i i a . u . i illness
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insured banka.
Courses w.h be given m aL»Lory^ Mrs. Neta Daly has receive^ the
A statement by the federal De­
K L t. WILLIAM liKAr
Three automooUes «jf Oddfellows Lngl.sh, a modem language, ge^- appointment a* postmaster
(per-
posit Insurance Corporation loiiows:
Kev. W uliam Oral, do, dud at
from Beaverton and vicn ,.v jour­ lugy, inalheuau.es, journal,sin, ec- haps we should have said k'Mis-
"The purpose of the signs is to his home at Bethany Tuesua,, Au­
neyed to Hiiiuioro vveunesuay eve­ onomits, puoiic spvan.i.g ana suotl tress’’ ) of the Beaverton Postoffice,
let depositors know which brnk* are gust 28, after an extenued illness. |
ning to see the lodge there con­ story. The achool year sunsis.a ui effective immediately. This appoint-
insured. Heretofore, although SlOv<. He was born in Switzerland, Sep­
fer the first degree on one from two semesters each 18 weeks long, meia is me nappy ending of a
of the licensed banks are insured, tember 13, 1868, and tame to tne
depositors have had no ia.ry mean < United States when he was sev­ Beaverton lodge and one from Most of the classes will oe given lung-drawn-out contest which be-
Hillsboro lodge.
Special
District in the morning and a tew in the gan to shape itself almost jis
of identifying them.
en year« of age. Five years later
Deputy Grand Master , rtiwn was afternoon.
soui as President Roosevelt was
his
family
moved
to
Bethany
there
"If, by any unforeseen circum­
ulsu present at tne meeting anu
Since the student liv.ng within maugurated. Mrs. Daiy bring« to
stance, an insured bank should sus­ he spent the rest of his life. He
coiiipiuneiued me members of the street
car distance
of the new the office qualifications which seem
pend,
the Insurance
Corpoiatu.'l had been pastor of the B< ti-anv
dcgiee Usuii very higmy on the unit will be able to disregard the fo peculiarly fit her for the pos-
Baptists
church
for
21
years.
Kev.
would begin paying o ff the depos­
inai.ner m which they exemplified cost of board and room, the col- ‘ Mon.
by his widow,
itor» juat
as soon
a* a receiver Gray is survived
the work of this degree.
lege expense will be around $165 ^ ^he is an Iowan by birth but
wum appointed for
the closed in Mrs. Matilda Graf, and one son
It was announced at tne meeting for the year.
Of this $150
is tui-
to Portland
quite
young,
atitution. The depositors would- re­ Paul Graf of Portland.
t: « 1 the Montezuma lodge would tion and fees
paid to the college, where she received training in the
ceive their money in a few days
celebrate
the sixtieth anniversary and $15 covers books and inciden- Portland High schooL After grad-
JOHN Bt'EI.I.
instead of waiting months or years
by the student.
uating she matriculated in the en-
as was the
case in the
former
John Huell, for many years a of their inatitution bn the evening tal* purchased
The building to be used by the ^ neerln8 »chmd 0f the -Univeiaity
method o f liquidation. This u not resident
o f the Tigard
District, of September 17, and that they
invite
the memteis of college is the former Allen school,
O16« 0" She graduated m 1912,
only M benefit to
the depositor», passed away at
the Washington cordially
but it saves the community fiorn a county hospital
Wednesday morn- * Oddfellow and Rebekah lodge* of a three story structure des.gned lje on*y 8lri ever having up to
terrific economic and social blow. ing of this week after a protract­ this vicinity to attend and help for a school, and in use for thir- ; hat tira* graduated in engineering
them celebrate.
Bring
weil-iilied ty years. The
When the depositors receive their ed illness.
building will be re- r[ ° m th* »«titution. She believea
she »till holds the record of
insured accounts they assign I heir
Funeral service* will be held at baskets to the pot-luck dinnei that painted and remodeled for the new
claims to the Insurance Corpora­ Pegg’s Chapel .Saturday at 1:00 is to b« a feature of the evening. unit. Orfice* are
now open in the . Ing the
only
woman
hold-
tion. Thereafter liquidation pro­ p.m. Among the survivors we note
building, and registration is already
*n engineering from
under way.
th** University,
ceeds on n business-like basis with one son and two daughters, Elton DONATION IS MADE
s*,----------------------------------------------------- gp Since
her graduation
she has
the maximum chanc«> of the Cor­ Buell of The Dalles, Oregon; Mrs.
TO SCHOOL LIBRARY
poration and other creditors be­ Jeasie Strshm
of California and
CARD OF THANKS
ing paid in full.”
Mrs. Daisy Buell of Sheridan, Ore.,
Frank Waite
has donated
200
7T~
T ~
office branch of the work which
volumes to the school library, lo­ i 7 n
man^
fr,ends
Z ‘° 90 consists of drafting, filing, rccord-
rO LLE H E COSTS LOW
MOTION PICTURE PAS­ cated in the Beaverton High school loyally supported
my
application ing, drawing, photoatatie work and
SION PL AY PLAN N ED building. A gift of this size adds for appointment as Postmaster of allied activities almost continually.
ACCORDING TO DATA
a good deal to the use of the li­ Beaverton I wish
to express my excepting period* “where the de-
The world famous Pathe Passion brary, and the school management m r e^ \ PPrr * t,0,Ii. *nd u10 kV U7
Further confirmation
that
the
Pression pressed too heavily", she
them thftt it was through tio fault explained.
cost of attending college >n Ore­ Play portraying the life of Je­ wishes to express their apprecia­
of
theirs
that
I
failed
to
receive
i
t
t-
..
.
. .
tion
to
Mr.
Waite.
will
be
gon has been steadily decreasing sus in motion picture«,
given
in
the
Congregational
church
The
library,
which
is
open
to
Your
generous
and
valu-ia
an-
shjp
ym^
a
*
For*
t
e
^
years " !he
is given in the annual report of
the student loan fund at Oiegon Friday, ¡September 7, at 8 o'clock. the public as well as the students o f "'letter*^ forward ?
th* where ,he wa,
Don head
and
The public is invited.
at the school, has been gradually of letter* forwarded in my behalf Was
steel with
work,
State college.
This
is
not
a
mere
entertain­
growing
larger
since
it«
beginn­
l o l t S T ,,?«*
° " e ° / th<* « * c '« k and had « , many as 66.000
Average college expenses ot 96
representative students, who bor­ ment, it is a deeply moving pic­ ing several years ago by the add- most pleasant recollection, of my drawing, in her charge for safe
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keeping a no where any drawing
rowed from the loan fund uuring ture o f the life o f Christ. There *ion of books both by purchase,
Gifts
of any
I wish further to take tn.s op- desired
could be located without
the past year, was $130.50 for the will he no admission charged, but and by donation.
a
silver
offering
will
be
taken.
•ize are always appreciated.
portumty to congratulate Mrs Daley delay. While with that company she
year as compared with $100.15 for
on her success and to wish her a helped with the drafting of loco-
105 students in 1982 83. The fi­
pleasant and successful admmistna- motives, mill machinery Including
gures show that it costs frater­
t.on o f the office.
5Uch „
¡, ^
miUs>
nity men about $50.00 a yeai more
incerely,
and
many
other
kind,
of
activities.
than non-fraternity
men and so­
I t . E. McCloskey
More recently she has worked
rority women about $65.00 a year
for the Bingham Pump Co. in
more than those who lived in the
ernment of it. taxing power or dm ftinr pumps and hvd?aulic m .-
halls.
Some students who either
dani w„
Some time ago we received from ber of employees on the govern­ other powers for the specific pur- chinea. when
batched or lived at home were able
Yes. . . . pose o f taking away wealth or beginning to take shape i„ the o f-
to »how
expenses
of less
than the National Industrial Confeience ment payroll ?
$300 a year, while a few required Board a request that we fill out
N o........ ncome from one group and giving ficps of tJw Unjted g u u , (nrin.
replies
to
a
questionnaire.
Like
a
7. Does public opinion in your
from $500 to $700.
0 * °
r‘
No* " " eer'n6 ^orP*' *be joined that rroun
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...
* 0 ........
worker, and has been emoioyed
Lower costs were also reilected good many things that we get, this community favor application of tne
li. Does the public ,n your com- drafting the plans and getting out
in smaller average askings on the was «imply consigned to the waste- Civil Service Law to new agencie.
inumty believe that the hope oi specifications for that already fa -
part of students. A total of 368 laskct. Now comes another request of the Federal Government ?
Y e s ..., profits is essential to the progress mous piece of
cash loan» were made from the emphasizing the importance oi the
Ye*......
Whi,e majorinK at the Unjver.
N o........ of business enterprise?
fund this past yior, and 333 loans information desired, and, as we do
Government and Business
1B _
__...
Sity in engineering she chose ed-
were extended, the average amount not feel that we know how to an­
18. Does public opinion in your ucatjon es ),er minor and since
of each
being $61.65.
Since the swer, we are passing the question­
8. Does public opinion in your
community
favor government con- Braduatioil hag con, U ntly kept . -
naire
along
to
you,
with
the
re­
community favor the fixing of sel­
loan fund was established in 1011.
a ,° T reg“ latl° n. 0f pr" flts ,',n breast of the times in that work
7,885 loans have been made, the quest that you check your answer ling prices by the Federal Gov­
industries other than puoiic util- by u k in i spec^ , work }n order tQ
and bring or mail the reply to us ernment for
report shows.
We will compile the answers and
keep the certificate to teach which
a. Farm products ?
Yes. . . . 1 les •
submit them to the board.
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.
, , , * ° ........ she holds continually validated. On-
No........
E V E L Y N RICIIAETS.
Government and Labor
,
recentiy she took special work
In reading the questions answer
b. Factory products?
Y er. . . .
19. Doe, public opinion in your at the Univeraity Cxtensjon ip
JAMES GRAF, MARRY according to how you favor the
N o........
projects.
9. Does public opinion in your community favor making member- Portlan{, in ord„ r that she mi h,
alified to teach jf at
Miss
Evelyn
Ruth
Richards,
The questionnaire consists of the community favor government res­ ship in a labor union a necessary ^
condition of employment? Y e s .... time jt 5eemed ^
tf)>t she ^
youngest daughter of Mr. anil Mis. following questions:
tricting farmers as to what crops
Harry A. Richards of Kinton, was
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...
. 0 ........ up work in that profession. Her
they shall plant and what acreage
Social Insurance
20. D oe, public opinion in your on,
te^ h ing experience, however,
married last Wednesday even ng t
Y e « ... .
1. Does public opinion in your for each crop?
w heT she took a part
James A. Graf, of near Benverton. community favor a compulsory gov­
N o........ community favor government fixing w-s
at the home of the bride’s parents, ernment system
10 . Does public opinion in your
.
v
time position in the drafting de •
of unemployment
a. All wages?
Y e s .... partment o f the PortUnd Mhool,
with
Rev. Mackford
of
Oregon insurance?
Y e s .... community favor government res­
officiating. There were about sev­
. ... .
. ° ........ about two vears ago.
as to a
No........ tricting manufacturers
b. Minimum w «ge, only?
gh(> wi„ take immedijlte char|ce
enty present, including inemheis of
By Federal Gov’t.?
Yes___ mount of goods they shall produce?
both families.
Y e s .. . .
v t s " ” of the postoffice on the first of
No........
N o........
b. Py States?
Y es___
_ ...
..
.
,
V
September. She should bring pe-
After a short wedding trip the
c. AU working hours? U i .
cu,iar,y
quaIifications l ,
newly-weds will make their home
N o........
11 . Does public opinion in your
,
..
. * 0
position. Her drafting should have
2. If your answer to question 1 community favor establishment by
in a new house which Has recent
d. Maximum working hour, on inculcated hab;ts
of
ly been completed for their ovcu is “ Yes", would opinion in your law of definite standards of pri­
pancy in Shadybrook, near North community favor contributions to vate business management to be
a '
Vn'
c,re
(he preparation of reports
enforced
by judicial
proceedings
Plains. Their many friends extend the unemployment fund by
and the inauguration of systems
Y es----- • * v 1 "yT
hearty congratulations, nnd
wish
a. Insured employees? Y e s .... and court action?
S^ r l° opinion
? UeSt r"
“ »0 expedite
the work.
“ Y e,
does a" public
favor
rienC(, should
baV, h Her hl filing
N o........
No........
them many years of happiness.
fixing of w t fe i and working hour- vif
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12 . Does public opinion in your
b. Employers of insured work­
1. By Federal Gov’t.? Y r , . . .
S r , ii
w
' '
^ a *
community
favor
control
of
the
ers?
Y
e
s
....
No
where
they
will
be
best
dispatched.
BROTHER VISITS MRS.
management
o
f
private
business
en­
No........
b. By States?
Y e s .... ^ er work w’ th people ha, brough*
H EN RY V A LE N TIN E
c. Government?
Y e s .... terprises by government bureaus or
Mo........ to her a pleasing personality, and
Y e s . ...
No........ officials?
22. Would public opinion in you- »he always meets those w‘ th wb«m
N o........
Mr. and Mrs. A. Hansen of Ba­
3. Docs public opinion in your
community
favor making «vmpa- ar|d ^pr whom she works with a
ker, Oregon, who have been spend community favor a compulsory gov­
13. Does public opinion in your thetic strike, and lockouts illegal? cheerful
countenance.
an eviden*
ing the summer at the coast, have ernment system of old age pensions ? community favor Federal Govern­
Y e s . ... desire to serve and a genial sm:,e
been visiting at the home of Mr.
Y e s .. . . ment going into business in com -
N o........ which wins it« way through the
Hansen’s sister. Mrs. Henry Val­
N o........ petition with
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. . . .
most crusty exterior
with which
In your judgment which of the ge colm>s jn contact
entine, during the past week or »n.
a. Transportaton companies?
a. By Federal Gov’t.?
Y e s ....
Y e s .. . . following factor, would contribute
Mr. Hansen, who is in poor health,
Mr R E H.nna who took ove-
No........
toward increasing
business th
office four yearg
,
N o........ most
has been receiving
treatment
by
b. By States?
Y e s ....
Ju,
wi„
to’
hi# wpgt
b Power companies?
Y e s .... confidence in your community?
a physician in Portland Mrs. llan
No........
N o........
(Please check and. if you wish. of ReedvilIe where he Un, on th,
sen, mother of Mrs. Valentine and
4 . If your answer to question 3
c. Other industry?
Y e s .... number m order of relative nnpor- ingtaltation of a garviPe gtotion.
Mr. Hansen, returned to the Val­ is ‘‘ Yes’’, would opinion in your
N o........ tance)
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entine home with them.
community favor a system of old
14 . Would public opinion in your
age pensions
tro*
r , v " " m" " “ *• b a n d i n v t t f p
t o
n In which government bears community favor Government tak­
TH REE
BIRTH D AYS
b Decreasing government res-
O REG O N STA TE FA IR
all the cost?
Y e s . ... ing over the banking system?
CELEBRATED, PICNIC
frictions on business
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Y e s .. . . .
N o........
N o........ 1
c Increase of government ex-
Mr. Bushnetl has been invited to
b. In which the beneficiaries
penditures
take the
Beaverton High ¡School
15 . Does public opinion in '-«nr
also contribute?
Y e s . ..,
Miss Rhoda Thyng, John Gardner
d Decrease of government ex- Band to the state fair this year,
giving «dmta»*-1
N o........ community favor
anti daughter Betty Morgan w
penditures
A special
band practice
will be
of the F> do*«!
honored with a large family birth Cost and Organization of Gov’m’l trative officials
e A baalnced federal budget
held in the high school Auditor,
5. Does public opinion in your Government sole power to change
day picnic at the Gardner’s sum­
f Stabilization of currency
ium September 4th at 7:30 p.m.
favor further increase from time to time the purchasin'*
mer home on Dairy creek near community
g Currency inflation
for those
members interested in
Y r s ....
Y e s . ... value o f the dollar?
Monntaindale, Sunday. A large pv in the national debt?
h Tariff reduction
making the trip to Salem as sne-
N o........
N
o........
ramid cake with candles i-.r
1 No present change in tariffs hial guests of the Fair manage-
16. Does public opinion in vour
6. Does public opinion in your
three birthday
guests nvid.3 Me
j Higher tariffs
ment.
occasion quite festive.
t community favor reducing the num- community favor use by the Gov-
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