' itavciaity Libi ui y II» T h e B ea verton R e v ie w _________Tl1® Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively to the Interests of Eastern Washington County. ____ VOLUME XIV, N«. IS __._._________________ _ _ Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon, - Basketball Letters Given ten Men Tentative Track Schedule For Coining Seuson H um Been Decide»! TENNIS COACH BUSY Oui) N lit w i .Student» On lluuor Roll l » r I «.urlìi ,Sl\ H n i , Al a regular student body meet mu March 27, {'oiw li HI. Warren liii'H U cil bnakvtbull letter« li. ten men. The .»vtiior* m iimlliir U teli lum llciivurton u winds for h:i»kcthull are Knmtotis, center; Miller, guard; H'clrnun, forward; ami Kngelkr, f( r ward. The rent of die 4cn men, relui n Ing next year, are Ulbnori, guard Isuacaou, KUard: Nelann. fotwurd, llrown, guard (chosen honorary en|, tain) ; Wrixhl, guard ami W eil CUMINI. ¿fecund U n n nn'iiilH-nt w noin ■ iimerul* were Graf. Willi.in .. e,eei kort, (lavender. Porter, I jiwi r and Wheeler. In the aaine student l«al> merlin; Dr. Knowltnti uf Reed i-nllee««, pie »ended a radium dem<>nMlmlin, R irV tr, Scott, Ruaacl Hulett. Senior*: Helen fV*n«on, Virginia Crandall. John Stnehle. Helen Kur- nwakl. Honorable Mention Joe ( dneo, Elaine Dickey, Jeanne Tuttle. Muriel ftcrnard, Richard Beniamin Alice Kirk, I/rie Bierly. Gene llrown, Jack Orauer. Marguerite Ferrl», Shin Sato. Miriam Doty. Donald S vre. • • • April l , commonly known as April Koola day, was elaborately relchrat- cd hy .the Hl-Y and Trl-Y. Freak Day wan the common expression and everyone gave evidence of tha» Dojra with hie. colored, bow tie*, and girl* with larre hair r! .bon«] and everyone chewing ¡rum. • • • «Mr. /.timwalt has been appoint*« tcnnla conch and plans to a,in«iinri« the tennis schedule promptly. The three loiter men earning |tu»itirni.* are Kngvlke, Miller and Brown. They will probably meet Parent <3rove. Ncwbcrg, McMinville park rose, West I .Inn and Mllwiukle. • • • Helen Kurowski and 1'arkey Sayre have entered Ute national contest sponsored by tire Ia-arue ol Nations. A trip to Kitrop 1« the first prize besides state prize.«. The results of the hasehaII came.« are A it« on Indoor - - - ■ — ■■ Pet. - . Subscription, $1.00 per yr. in Advance — — CITIES AUTHORIZE l’ URCHA&lNli PROGRAM BOY SCOUT CIRCUS TO OPEN TONIGHT A program 0f centralized pur- chasing for the cities of Oregou wa«s authorised ami new officers a .i e elected lu the cloalng session ■if the laugue of Otegou Cities’ luveulh annuul eotiveuUon held last •«eek at (fnlvsrstty o f Oregon In i l.'ugeiie. At Ute open forum on pol­ icies which p r«c«led the hu Ineaa meet lug the city w«-r prices rather than the e s ­ served 2 years ns president of tablishment o f the league as a mer­ the Hillsboro hleh »e.hool alum­ chandising agency were stated by ni association. Mayor Huggins to be the objectives During the past 2 years I have of a centralized purchasing pro­ been active In the general ln- gram. The convention authcrized nnd bonding business tha Is-agoe of Oregon Cltlea to ac- j suranro with offlee In the stage depot. cepl the agency o f some tire ho»« Hillsboro. I am married, a mem­ com piny f” f thl* state. ber o f the Hillsboro Cham! er of ( It) Manager C. <». Reiter of Commerce, and have been secre­ Bend waa elected president of the tary of Hlllnbnr Townsend club , . . , i i e to. t!*4t,-j;. suceeedli g Mayoi for the past 2 years, and am a .ctuihets named to the ixe«-uuvi member o f the .Masonic order. ,.l,«ua laiigc uf Lugenc. Other If elected, J promise con - teous commute* Include Mayor K. snd efficient service. Kulm of Salem, lot vice j « i iuldcii — Robert H. Ke!Jy C.t) Allot ne> t «lla Gavin ot The Dalle». 2nd «lie prtaldelil; W. ' McArthur, »uiwrlulemk-ui ol t l . E u - geue Mater Ibmid, treasurer; t It.« Manager J. 1» Kiauzeu ol Civgo«! t'lly, secreUu >, uud the folt"wUlg iiieuiOci» at - targe* • Mayor lail ve. Ot inoud Deau. v*.l«ltc work* c.t;m il» sb«nci of lairtlMiid, and Mayor j Charles M. llugglus of M.tr*bo#lu. Announces Candidacy for A plea tor Uie elUnlnutiou uf pics Office of County Tax I ut V» I'A application p r o c c d u c It A ssessor suit ing submDst« u of all projects to Washington aud for re»tsl"ti ot me eligibility rules for rel l work 1 hereby formally uunoume my trs was made tu a resolution which candidacy for tlie office of t’eruu- was unanimously adopu-d ut the ty Assessor on the Republican ticket, subject to the p:':tnar> policies inceltug speusored by til« election to lie held May 15. 1936, league legislative cou tu iu ee. Dele lu soliciting the support of gates also went on record as tavor- the electorate o f this count)', I mg a more equltaliU- distiiuu|iou (* would call your attention to the ilte liquor revenues us seem us the experience I have had hy my 15 ucmuiids r r teltef have lessened, years service as Deputy Asreaeor .,ud outlined a program o f conim!'- in this office and tlie knowledge tee work on such municipal prob- nud experience that I have gain­ .uiitt» as Kn-ui improvement rnauc- ed in the past three years iu the mg tin* use of gasoline lax .even actual conduct of tlie office, be­ lies tor city streets, and a--essmeut lieving as I do, that tills Is one collection. of tlie highest qualification» re­ Mayor Joseph Tl. Carson, if., «it quired to conduct tills office in­ Portland, told Ute city oim inls t„ telligent i). successfully anil effi­ set up a program to eradicate the ciently in the interest of the tax­ piescut municipal debt aud tticn cs- payers. tubllMh tlteniselves on a pay t«a you I have no promise to make that g o basis, declaring tliat If Oregon I cannot and will not fulfill; but lould announce to the w«-’ ld tha' it nominated and el«*cteJ 1 shall municipal debts were to I »■ wiia««i continue to urge the hentty coop­ out within ten or lllteeu yea is the eration o f the taxpayer, extend­ attention of the entlio nation would ing t hint the utmost covrtesy, be attracted to this stale. giving my personal attention to Work ot the state department of .my suggestions or complait ta to vocatioual eduention n> •rp,,ttic in­ which toy atleutiou may he called, dustrial employes was otMIluid bv that might In any way make O. D. Adams, the slatt« dt'.*cto:, Just and equitable r.sse*«- n bo ottered the service« o* tbo dc nient, thus resulting in a like par Uncut tu co-operation with the distribution o f tlie tax burden. league in setting up a training p ro­ In i.dieitlng your support, I gram for municipal employes. pledge my entire time and best effn ts., J. E. Carpenter SAND TO BE TESTED CARPENTER THROWS HIS L AS RESEARCH PROJECT O rcp it's abundant resources of | 1,0110 building sand are to h«* teetid fo r i comparative value as a lesult ol .r,r, cim >| m ratlve research project ar- .tifiti .«tifi rangetl by tlie state highway com Forest Grove. Ore.—Johr A. mission and the engineering rxper .fififi Thornburgh, Forest Grove banker .««•3 Ijnent statini at Oregon State col and farmer, emphasizes economy .22.3 lige. The highway cominissiot hus In government as one of tic out­ found that present tests of snntl .22'. standing provisions of his plat­ ,000 nre not always adequate In Indl form in a formal announct ment .003 eating quality for concrete milkin'. • t principle* ninde this week as The project, already sta ll «> will a candidate for the Republican sock not. niily a classification of TEN ACRE PLACE IS nomination for state senator from the more important «and d« posits, SOLD TO DETROITER hut will also aim at perfecting Washington county. Thornburgh, who is a native of new t«-st methods which will be Washington ccunty, giin«‘d his quicker and more accurate, any a it. P. M. Maddn reports the sale of first lawmaking experien e i.s re H. Graf, director c f engineering 10-acre place belonging tn Mrs. pre .ntativo In th** 1931 session, research at lire college. 1 he high Mary Meyer, widow o f the lute lie haa served the city of For­ way commission is meeting the ex flcorgo «Meyer, to Carl Busch! ofr of est Grove three different term* tra expente Involved Ir colleetlns Detroit, Mleh. Mrs. Rttschhoff is a ns mayor. In addition t.- thit sand samples nnd hiring re care»’ sister erf Otto Soldier of the West hnnking experk'itee covering 3d fellow ■ to make the actual study Slope, who bought this propotty foe years, he has b«H’ n an outstand­ which Is expected to continue at hor. ■"* ing farmer in the county heln«i least, two years. n leader in IrrignMcn d«velop- IMr. nit'll Mrs. RusrhhofT expect ♦( Thl« la ne of a number o f re ment and filbert culture. («»me. here front IVtrolt thl* sunt i ^ arrt, project* that R. H. B Idoek nier to make their home. In the I ,..y,yf highway englr^er, is Inlere*- Ill» platform a« nnnounecl thl* meantlme. Mra. Meyer will eraitlnue j t„ j „ „ a means of applyi.is mo week, follow s: to live In the house for the present, t r»orTI .,-tence tr hlghwi y problem« "N o increase in taxes. This property is ten iietx** lust ; fj s. Taxon, acting bridge «•ni'itee» “ No new commissions. east o f St. Mary's land on highway nTOt „ graduate of Oregon State “ No appropriations that a*e not and has 3>een in pofweaslon of the collere. Is in charge o f this pro , absolutely necessary. Vfeyera since 1692. _ | jcet *>r the highway depai«ment. I “ Reduce tax«* by curtailing Pliâtes . . . Dodgers .. Tiger.« (Hants . . . . t'tihs ........ White Sox Yankees .. Indians .. Tied Sox cardinals Won Is)«f . 2 •• . 2 I . 2 1 . 2 I . 2 1 . 2 1 . I 2 . 1 2 . 0 2 . 0 2 Friday, April 3, 19td Government Economy Emphasized by Banker M. JVYNKKh ( VMUDATE FOR s t a t i : r f f r e s i : > t a t i at . MONTHLY MEETING Of 1.4 Hillsboro. Ore.—Tl«f monthly < ounty meeting o f the Farmers' 1 nlon Is enllcd for Saturday. April T, at Ixgb.n Hall. Tlie c ngeulal County Presi­ dent, John Plass. will call the meeting t«> order at 10:30 A. M. M-'hy valuable txilnts are brought out at the«e tneetitigs that oth­ erwise would he missed. All memtiers throughout the county are urged to he present. A potluck luncheon w .11 be served at no " U , then Jet’s cut out unneces­ sary spending. “ Will legislate according to bus­ iness principles.” ______________ r Grades Will Give One-Act Plays F«ir two years, the a.udO Bo>- Hcouts of the Fortlandf area council have t>een looking forward to tonight and tomorrow night. There Is a reason. The B«jy «<*mt circu« win i., held \ Three Comedie» And a In the pavilion of the Pacific Into*-- , n , _- national Livestock Kxpositinn ii Japan ese ra n ta sy lo North Portland and for the is< tv ... Be Presented months every one of the 210 troon, j ---------- In the council have been leaving AT B.H.S. AUDITORIUM nothing unturned to make the 16-; _____ not nightly affair a grand g'ganll. S rx t MiwU A Mn»4r Fetrtlisl For success. NeitrMmriug Heheol* l* Planned Report, *ent to field oxeeutlve ______ William F. Johnson, general mana- Tbe Upper Grades of ’ he Bea- ger of the circus, and Harry A!- verton Grade School will present drich, the executive hoard chair- ftnir ont..act plays, on April 10, at man of the circus committee indl- 8:0O p m at tb# hlKh w(>00, auJ. cate that from the time the t\ q. I ¡toiriom. 7th Infantry band takes to tlie tan- { ,r . ,, . ,. . . . . . . . . ... The Fifth Grade will present .i bark In tbe arena at 9 p. :n., unt I , , , , , . ... , , . colorful Japanese fantasy er.titleJ tap* is sounded at 10:20 / clock, A A «. . •• r , . ., . . ’’Once In a Hundred Years . The there will be no waits or delays. . . , , characters are: Izuma, a oo««r Itt- An added attraction will be n i . . _ , tl« Japanese boy, Lari Uye; Ota, camporee for out-of-Portland tr«»ot-. , ___ . . . _ _ his playmte, who is not verv kind. This camp which will lie in charge Westly Galloway; Almond Eyes, “i o f Field Executive Floyd I-illl», will lervely little maid whom both boys sccommodate approximat'-ly 1,000 liked, Maxine Bye; and f->'jr Httla scouts in the tent city. A featur- dancing goblins, Oguri, ‘U>b-Roy of the camp will be the A m e r lc c K norr; Choya, Robert Austin; ilo - fiag which will Ay over tlie gvtbcr shi, Monty Myers; and Ta •», Benny ing. The fiag saw service f-cin atop Trowbridge. the statue o f fre«-d»un on tbe T\ S. “ No Girls Admitted” , a delightful capitol at Washington. D. nnd comedy, will be presented by the has been loaned to the Boy Scouts by Sergeant Karl R. Goodwin, fer- Sixth grade. This comedy de. 1. w ill mer Portland newspaper mrin and four boys who have formed a ,-e- society, to which no girls four years a eongre~sion.ol p Irate cret shall be admitted. Tbe girls, by ! secretary. There will he plenty o f parking clever thinking and scheming, nun- ] space for automobiles and the Port- to w®n n . tT*e*r way *n l° j iand Traeti«m c«-nvpony h i« an- ! T“ e ctHn« dy *» o i lattg_« and j noun red extra hus service from '.he umCT’ ■ end of the Mississippi avenue »tre e ^ ' « characters are: Harold !>>u- cag line to the livestock building. ‘s W’itsou; Robert. Dick Vundcn. The only reserved seats are th o s e ! Kverertt, George DesBriaay; Mau- in the 120 boxes. rice, Donald Conaer; Dorothy. Mar- ------------------------ ianne Strauss; Christine. Rosemarr I RETAIL TRADE HURT I9* " - BY SEVERE W E A T H Ze,u Haiud“’ : E R present .. .. , __ . „ . the comedy, ’’Aunt I.etit j pre- Keiail trade In the IVrtluo«' are.. | , rribea-«. T h i, eomedy de.,,, with »uttered during February from sev a mnMXl ^ wh0> hv doin]f „ I '“ ^ a ,!*t r indu*UUl‘ l,roduc- t.on displayed usual trends tur tht- seascu, according to the vlarc, issue of t'ouiiivjuwealtli, Inc., Busi- I heroic ^ ^ deed, caught a cold, much dlstre, s of the regt of the family. It t* « n s that the chil­ dren’s Aunt, with whom they are ndtt * .......................-->• -ta> in g ,""h M said that the said Duvid ijt-cU-s, editor, dr.'ppea time one of the children caught a abirot t> |>ei cent Iroin January and cold, Jerry, the dog, will be given m some instances fell below the away. Many humorous situatio, s a- level ol February 1935. Who,«sale Hge' throutthont ' ” th e ' play7' as "the and retail trade ennbined, however, various members of the family try showed an 8 per cent | t a over last to cure John’s cold, and thus save Jerry. DISTRICT ATTORNEY Total lumber production wai re Tbe characters are: A uct, Janet SEEKS RE-ELECTION j.< tted .’.«* utiuer January i!ue to Von A aron; Jvhu. ittctui.1 ¡.iiic«''*'. _ _ _ ! the fact that February was a shert- Theodore. Hallie Jean Pace; Orville. i 1 »»a „ . ,, . ! er nzontli. 1 he weekly aver; ge o f ask the support of the voter - < - lumber production wag slightly bet­ De Witt Lyman; the m oth«-, P hyl­ o f Washington County for re-elec lis Foe; Doctor Worn. Den Bald te! than in the previous mouth, in- tion as District Attorney. I stan. ; dicating that m.ll operators arc t ^ in; ^ ndP«x. George Rhino; Phil, squarely on my past record. When ! ! Sanford Stein; and Jerry the deg. elected to that office in 1932 I e n - i ,C° f ftdVat of an actUe. *piin * n,i,r- Virgil King. tered Into a solemn pledce with 1 net. Furniture tnauufaciurers, Kc “ Elm er” , a comedy dealing with cles said, have had a successful fur tbe people of my county that T . a young brother who attempts to would maintain the office or Dls Dlture *hoW w * ™ keep his youngest sister from play­ trict Attorney In the court house " ,Ul h th“ “ dunn8 la last month. P. rtland Miss Perry. Elizabeth Strieker. the office o f District Attorney dur­ leading the entire Pacific coast iu ing the 4 periods precedin'; my * volume of new building during the On May 1, the Music Festival lection was *2.78:l.(V); the annual month. wrill be held at the High school average cost.* to the taxpayers ai auditorium at 1:00 p.m. All the Washington County since 1 have SHOWER IS GIVEN IN ■ j,* v ,\|) /\ r . w n a »> i p , - neighboring schools have been in - been elected has been $1.4.22.00. H O N O R O r M R S . P \ ( K vited to attend and take port in I have exerted every effort to the festival. fairly and conscientiously perform Mrs. G. L. Pace was honored j AH those who enjoy trntvi. nre the duties o f the office. Mv pre­ with a shower, March 27 at the cordially welcome to attend the decessor was one of the ablest home of Mrs. I* I.. W alker on Can Music Festival. No admission i* h«‘ - prosecuting attorneys in the state, yon road. Mrs. Walker was assist- ; ing charged. « W°A as8is,ed a ^u ' ’ ,l,Tr <***- ed by Mesdames CavanesR, rh.ment. The same day, “ Open House" t>!! unnK 'n>' ,ernt I have done Holliduy, Gordon and Bell. will he held at the Beaverton Grade “ ,lH‘ 'vor't formerly done hv both , Several musical numbers w ire eu- school. Work dene by the student* 5*f. Pt'Cuecessor and his d, puty. joyed py |jje group under the di- during the past vear will be ex This has not been nit en«y task, ra tio n of Mr». Gladvs Noel hibited. Many interesting projects I have no regrets and no apolo­ It was voted a very pleasant af- carried out during the year wilt gy for the results that have bee.: ternoon by the 31 guest«» pn-sen . be displayed. Everyone is invited attained. More than 9 5 0 7 of nil i>er- --------- ------------- to visit the school on “Open House soas arrested have been convicted EDWARD MARTY ANI) nay. of the crimes of which th«y were, charged. EVA WOLFE MARRY ^ * * * _____ During the past month r*f school. If re-electeri for .mot’ ■ 1 rm I 105 wcr(< m iihe T absent no, will continue to carry out the pled Miss Eva W olfe of Al«zha and attendance tin­ ges which 1 made when fi st elec j Edward Marty of Bethany were ^ „r - „¡ h e m lh t ted. Neither personal m atter, not married Saturday at Vancouver. ittendanc* of 9 ri” fo«- thi private business has detrac.ed from , Wash., with the Rev. E. L. Kunz- a da<'> »«tendance of for (hi my giving to the office mj full j man officiating The Misses Eliza- ™ 5n’ « . * time and attention. I beth Hays and Irene Marty were I was bom in Washington Conn ¡present. The Sixth Grade Is conducting ty 39 years arn of pioneer stock ! A reception was h-ld fo the an interesting Spelling Cont-st. E m u I am a graduate of the Fniwersitv | bride and bridegroom at the home Student Is given an enemy to work o f Oregon. For 15 year* T have o f the bridegroc-m's parents. Mr against. When one student errns s been engaged in the pnietie« o r and Mrs. John Marty Thi-tveight higher spelling grade for the dnv. law. I am an ex-service man. The friends and relatives attended he gets bis opponent's scalp, which is drawn on the hoard opposi! • manner In which I have performed the victor’s name. Much enthusiasm my duties is best attested tv th" MR. O il» MRS. R W R \Y\F.S IXJI*RFI> IX AI TO \ITTDKVr Is displayed hy the students. fudges before whom 1 have prose­ • • • cuted and the Jurors with wt om 3 :Mr. and Airs. Ray Hayne.- and Tjist week, the Seventh Grade h aw worked. Club held its monthly If re-eleoted I will roniit-t.e ♦<> James Douglas suffered minor in Grammar i duet all civil ¡md criminal bust- Juries In an auto wreck near Fair- meeting. After the husine»« m«et- ness of the countv honestly, effi- view Sunday, when they were caugh* ing was over, two debates were eiently and with absolute impar in a traffic jam while on their way given by members of the Grammar tiallty. to smelt Ashing. Their car wa* club. Mitch fun was derived from O. Russell MorgHn quite badly damaged. t (Continued o*i Fourth Page)