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T he B eaverton R e v ie w The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively to the lnterests of Eastern Washington County. VOLUME XIV, No 31 Heaver ton, Washington County, Oregon, Friday, July 3, 19% DIVIDEND TO BE KENSINtiTON JAILED PAID BY ASSN. ON FRAUD CHAlUiE Goddess Is Chosen For "Happy Days" v • '’alley Federal Say Ix<an Adsuctaltioii uf line JurI JIIUK.UIJI I’ll ita I "MU mi ■aliilutlllllul <| I \ idi*U(J ---------- 1 1 >ui>u. .luh i:., i>*::o 11„- . ik i l i s s B e r n i c e H o w a r d I * « » f w*« a *»«*« ihiu > ii ioud < j ( im , . i .. i . i i.j . 'S |H«x»tlble lit tn<i «'iixe the Ulv- I li e L u c k y ( a n d l d u t e J m«.n<| to a rule of 31$ per rent Chosen At Hall l*'r "'“"'h' lAjb Ix one hntr of ______ one iper rent larger t'lan wax >17 v I» a,. | u u iw /'L 'iu u ro declared for the Mtinl-erinuai It# HE 1 I KIN( ESSES $>*ilo<l audit»* December 21 ] Chucks are now being prrpnreJ '• »») K t r t b Are Schedili- <1 To ei.U will I h * forwarded 'o mem ' barn of | tie Association on Jill Hitk*. I.«) Celebrati»«« Ut| William Gage Kensiug'on, self- »lyled uulhor uud edueulor and lor the past several months p ro prietor uf a Puttkund »chooi of- Hrlng "civil »ervice eoaehli vg" was urrvxled recently on ehHr- gex brought by «x students from whom Kenxlnglcm U altered to have obtained money thnrngb the operation of u unique confidence tame, lueordiivg lo a report 1» ‘ fed by Mie Portland Reiter i'll» in ex» Bureau. * ----------------------------------------------- m Sitenty I’assinj» w ------------------ fib BUS. JI I.IA VIM'EHT Mrs Julia Vincent, 14, died J lie »day at bar home in Hills boro. She wax a well known resident of Beaverton and H ill», boro, having resided In these two section» the past thirly-wx years. Hhe is survived by three daughter». Mrs. M P Cady, Mrs, fails Walworth and Mr» I »eon 8. Duvlx, all o f Hillsboro. Funeral xervieex were held at I tie Hillsboro < ViugreratloHii.4 rhurch, Thursday affernrion. Subscription, $1.00 per yr. In Advance I’ KICE URGES CORN SELF-HELP CLOTHES DRYING IN OREGON AID SMALL KIDDIES Oregon might well devote con- •Idcroble atudy to corn rry io r in order that Uie state might produce 11» own teed corn, re- ported F E. Price, agricultural engineer al Oregon Slat.» college, in a paper on "Dehydratii n of Kaim Products” recently dellv eied at t ie annual merting of the American Society of Agrl^ Vacation Camp For Homemakers Goon Very »mall children will soon learn to d i e » themselves if their clothes are designed to make dressing easy. It ¡» a mat- j tei of roomy cut, well located openings, und easily managed W o m e n To Have Four : fastening», »ay» Mrs. Maud Morse • Days Free From the ; extension specialist in child de- i veloipment and parent. eJu»'ation Worries of Home at Oregon Stale college ______ o d lu r - l Engineers held In Col j T0 beg.n with, the dress or INTERESTING PLANS or“ a" ' . 'n u ll m u « have fullness where "T he annual import of a 1 it is needed to prevent tearing Kensington'K scheme, ax re into Oregon amounts to co p ro x -ia n d for free activity. The p laces' I w li I a in per Tu Be Free T o vealed in complaint« made to the Iht M hat She W Whew i Ima ely ligg) carloads or to cteck for sufficient are m roas JOHN I. HPKI.FK M l»« Bernice Howard <J H ills-1' J• Manager of die Metier Ituxineic» Bureau, wi.x lo Ions.'' »aid Professor Price *'A ; <he chest and shoulders, at the i John I Berger, 21, son of Mr. from women boro wan chosen “ OoddexV o f A1"*»«1« » 1" " . reix.rled to Ibe "borrow'' money conxervallve price for tbl* co r.tl bottom of girls' dresses, seats vacation Homemakers' II m * annual "Happy l*uyV cele- U*«* lh* demand for Ioann «1 mb ivt» after he had secured and Mr*. J. H Berger of Hills would 1 « $30 per Ion which of trousers and panties. Raglan camp of four days for women fn some ln- boro, Houle 1, died June 30. Ho would amount limit Ion at lllllHboro, at Ibe "God '1,h ,,w " tnerriwln« lupldly their (onfiip-ii.,. to $l,2(VI,ooo a j sleeves, stc.pping just above the 1 o* Washington and Yamhill coun dew n ail” held luxt Saturday *ir "* f“ !1 <*“ *• #t the pres- xluneex, || 1» claimed, he iLdured Ix simvlved by bis parents and ts nd o f Ihe elbow, allow u n re -. ties 1» l eiisc arranged by the nlghi CoroiMitkm reremon> will ,MI' lln,e •* more than u double thexe women to Invest in s< hool» three »later*. John wax gradu Our agronomists and farmer« ntricted arm nurvement In Home Economics Division of the ated from Beaverton high reboot la- held III Uie Shiite Ihirk Audi ' ,hp demand of a >eur ago. "Th«- he proposed lo start In other hiv«' demonstrated fh a 1 we have jclimtilng and their roomv cot Extension Service of Oregon Ionium Friday night at •• o'clock »hortaae i.r bouxex, together eommnnllles, hut the schools In 1133. an adequate xuprdy of land that helps the child to pul on the Stale college, according to Miss ' <imlde*.H" Bernice will be a l- Iwtlli ibe lame »upply of money rxileil to materialize. Funeral services were held can produce 4<i bushels or mory ( blouse or drew unassisted Ht-imhe Hickworth, count v home tm ded by four prluceaxea Mix» * »»«lia b le for borne loan», will Trouble for Kensington devel Friday. July 3, al 2:30 p.m , at per acre in w«*rt«*rn Oregon and, or epem ogj, i demonstration agent, Helen Mr I-can of Aloha, Mlax undouHtedly bring Use beuvlmt op« <1 w lien u young holy from Donaldson A RewHl rhspel a* more than Iliad in east »m Ore- , I » n g plackets The four-day camp wi.I he l.lllie Itrown of Ixurrel, M Ja.jh iim * conxtrucllon ever reen In whom condition». |, w leth er down the front, at the e had “ lorrow ed " money Hillsboro, with Intermen* in the gon under irrigated r.'< k, or on Ibe side of trousers, held at Dost Park near ( edar Margaret Kxlinger of F o re s t1 O regon," tie xald. Mr. I’erxon and who expected to become his Phillips' cemetery. The moisture «intent at harvest, in Washington t’ounly. Orove and Ml«» lH\lo Power* o f xl ited that Ihowe contemplating tild e within u fmv days learned however, I» 25 to 36 ner cen' : Krea*ly facilitate dressing, Mrs. Mills point . out. When the from August 11 lo 15, and will Scholia. j building u home xhould do xo he wux married. A* the Investi- 1«. western Oregon and corn in Morse MRS. » lit Ml GKORGI ;fron- placket is loo short the b< directed by Misw Eickworth- The Happy Oayx Celebral o n ' once a» every Indication xalUm materialized It developed FYinio^il services were I eld at «•peued ) .» le id a y iThuridu) ) In H t " » lo a »Imrtuge of enrpea- Kx-nslngton bad promisid fn mar- in c f b - in the mild we!iti.«T of difficulty in pulling Th< »e homemakers wao cannol the A. J. Hose and Son conser .on n n ue for ibree day». Amons l ( r» and other artisan- lr the Oregon without danger o f c n - I ? " garment. The neck open -j attend ihe l» s l Park camp arc o n rj a number o f hla former stu vatory chapel in Portland for s-prclnl feature» tht» year will very near future, !i»c » ouM he long , ed to at lend the Bvn dent#., all o f whom had Ic&neJ Mrs. Sura’ i George, wife of Ot sidérable loss. he the roncewdoux, which have T ie Timlatln Valley Federal camp at Fernviem near “ '.'■he cost of «hipping corn '*** child to pull the car men' Dinn him money or invented In hi» to George o f Ket-dville, Ore. O - been confined lo the aoulh of Having» It lo a n Association 1» business the middle ' ° ' <r putting hi# Casoadia- The purpose of the into Oregon from Iher survivors are thr«»e sons, the »udltorium ; Junior baseball a xtrictly local Waatilnglon «'o. Is ?7 to $10 per Ion." arm« >nlo the sleeves F^r be- camp is to provide a restful, In Foil land police lo whom the Roliert, Donald, and Kenneth we' game; donkey ha*c4>all rame; institution organized about a ginr.ers the coat style blouse j .-piling and instructive vaertl rase wax referred by the Port George, her father, Edward f'ol- Prb '1 continued. “ IT nr fa mers pataHinlc jump» bj Ctorge year and a half ago and haa or dress is much easier to j period at a minimum cost. . can produce yields comparable Muieau llns, three sisters and four Hopkins; donkey bttxadiall game; H|r,.„d> made ll»elf fell in the land Better Husincxs manage than a garment tbaf goes homemaker in Washington or to those o f the mirdle we î „ we report no lesx (ban four such brother« Interment in Klverrtew T u w iw u d picnic; the corn jattoo j home financing field The Hoard , nn .... .. . . . , " r oveT ,he An optninc Y.unhill eoum i.-,-», whether from hall; lra|»-/e a.'t»; patriot •• ex- |)|rerlorx 1» niade ui* o f Ihe "rom ances'' have been reported cemeterv. 1 ' I8* hac^ *ha nock is prac- c ’ty or country, is eligible to to dale with Ihe ix'xslbility that «•rclxk* und firework*. following men: Kmil Johnwon. t-al for artificial drying c o s it tlcally impossible for a cii'M lo enroll. Registration can he made The pnrnchule jump» ptunitw I O. Johnxon and Her! C Hue further eomptiilnlx will be filed and still leave Ihe producer with fi,s,pn »'W iout aid. at the county hon*e demonstra- LADIES’ AID AND Tile Heller Husiness Huneau lo lie «specially llirllllux -'D- of Tigard, D. 1». Iliimp and Geo. as m i growing tl,? 1 and location of th' - ffice or wilh : that Kecsing FAMILIES PICNIC crop as the middle w ester, fa r. fr'Stening* is equally important inember ager'fs Ilopkin will nuike a Jump each ^ Haneork of Korea! drove further reports of the county home ec- to a l h D. degree day, and on tbe Fourth, he will Hn,j j.*. j,,|in»nn. J O Robb, Ion's claim ; Ig-rge, flat buttons which tfcc onomics committee. who are. Members of the congregation rrier Would receive." Pennxyl- attempt to make an offlrlnl al- , j . \| Person and R I* ltn»- Dom tlw University 'Child'.« untrained Ungers car. find Mrs. Della M. Cyphers, North lllode record for parachute , „Hif.pn of Hillsboro al Indies' Aid and 'beir fami vanlu and ownership o f a chain —JE and handle, are good. There Plain-«: Mrs. N. P. Johnson, o vocational schools in lh - ea*t. lies enjoved a picnic simner in Jumper». ■ — STOKES «11-1, BE j should I*; pliable buttonholes Beaverton: Mrs. «'has. Nelson, MISS M AUREEN RICE and middle west, proved un »tie beautiful grove at Ibe I*. CLOSED SATIRDAT l 1 ;iat fit the buttons, or firm cro- 'Vallare Mountain; Mrs. Thos- R I D. tWiellenherger home. Thursday 'Local slor«*s, the hank, and jcheted loops. Children :*l«o likt K °e- Oaston: Mrs. Olive Mulloy, SUMMER SESSION .MARRIES IN CHIC \GO founded evening. A fler the supper the most of the other places of HITS NEW HIC.H Word baa l«e n reeeiv.i! of <U>U I>l«'h Holier of Huxtor. Hailed group gathered about the n j i - buxincas here will be clase«l ¡to work sliding melal fasteners la u rel; and Mrs. John Plaa». Miiten the -lertcltne is lew in KoJ tteor fire place for a *tonrt busi all day Saturday in observ n-arriaite of Mlaa M ltin tn Kv- w it.h Beaverton friends m o r t ie frort he child can reach fire The camp i« limited («.- wo Sminner »e»»ion enrol'meni ness meeting and social conver ance of the Fourth o f July. loj> button easily. On boys' sufls men IS rears of sge or older, ha» hll u new poni-d.’prexxlon elyn Klee, dauKhter of Mr. and week-end. sation. Mix. U S. Klee o f Portland, to “ jaiid other garreenfs reqriring Those interested are irraed to hlxb »I Ore von Slate colluxe Hammond V. Thorne, »on o ' Mrt. hut tons at the waist >n back, register as soon as possible. Ft- wllene the rat ion the Hr»! ’ t'nry Mumarel Thorne o f P ort Iwo buttons, placed so as io di- registration for the Benton- week wax nearly 10n more Ihcm land. in PhtcaKO, Mn> 16 The vide the distance evenly between Linn rauip is July 15 and for the year iwevloua. Tne tarly tl- Hev Douirlas Horton read the the side searr.i, are esficr for the Lort Park camp, August 1. xure uf itd waa 31 more tluu- , m i vire in Gruham Taylor chap .Ihe child to reach, and fe tr off Many interesting features will lite linai lolal laxt year, with el on the rotv ereily o f C tea« » . less often than a button in the i he available lo Uie homemakers, many more due tu enroll for > CURRENT EVENTS PHOTOGRAPHED FOR cumpue. |cer'er of tbs back. ! including swimming, nature stu- courxe» alari in»; biter In the 1 Mlxx HuHiara Warren wc«» Ihe The fewer the trimming fe«v <iy. «rafts, camp fire programs, aoanlon. A linai ftirtire well .'bove bride'x honor utlendaixt. Itride»- i lures to obstruct fastening*, t h e , » choice library and other ae- .it mi ix e*peeled 1 maids were Ihe MI khc * 'Mar»- better. Instead of collars, fiai livitiex. The last day of camp, A» p rclicted, «cure* of o u '- ; Maurer, anr M trjorle Douaew. simulated collars look well and Sunday, August 15, will be fam- ot stale »ludenta came to Ore . . , „ •tv . I- „ „ Han Seliaffer o f lleloil co lle ct are com fortable. Belt« can be o- : ily day when the families t f the Kon Slate thl» xununer 1c co rn -1 wax liexl man, and usher« were milted, especially the kind that callipers will be Invited to be I- : ' I.mu study with opportunity lo i .... educational .„mii m n Harley Pat.ter« >n o f Texas, a n j musit be passed through !«>op«. the gueeis of the camp and ui lend weatern ton .*i n in . Donald llowin <»f __ Nehraskn Pockets ore one form of trim spend t.b* day. There will be yenllon« and i enj«*y »extern va-¡ Mr. and M px . Thorne will live ming which serve a .useful pur m> duvbwa.--hing. meal plann Dg or cotton». Ax the summer »ea»ious . TT*»' Pnlverxlly of cT.lcairo , pose as they add to the appear cooking required of the cartpers are proci teally «elf »uin»ortlnK. al the ¡i l' Huch ’ ad d rd T o ! following a weddtn* trip to , nnce and give t.he child a place An excellent «»ok and two av- ttuaiu'iul iiU’iitno a/idt* I*** i ^ for a handkerchief or other be- sistacts are employed for this Mr», Thorne ix a irradurte of Iny polenlinl "anTtvaaMado'e of longiosrs. They should be placed | purpose. Ueaverlon hlph school. The Hire icmu I w ill" to their home com | s<> that the child's band sllpv I The cost » i ll be $3.(M> in cash family formerly resided heie on .into them naturally. muniti«». ' and produce from the home Seventh and Watnnp streets. supply for the entire period of days. Those camper« who HONORED QUEEN MISSIONARY SOCIETY four JACK YOUNG prefer not to bring produ c; will - IS GIVEN PARTY SUCESSFUL AMATEUR AT REEDVILLE MEET be charged *1.00 per day or a ------- . _____ trtal of *4.W>. The member» of lle'hel No. W IN S C O L L I E R T R O P H Y J n c f Young, non o f R- D. The Missionary Society of Everyone will arrange for her — Donald W Douglas, whose 2<l, Dauxhters of Job o f Beaver* | Young, and Mr». Mari Young of the Ree«lville church met nt the own transportation Those plan- winning of the annual award, Ion, Kave u .siin>rl»e hirlhduy j Oakland, Calif., who were fur the most coveted trophy in home of Mrs. Ida Kirkwood, j ning -to take therr own oar» party after the regular buxine»« nier resident» of Beaverton, I« aviation. Is announced in with Mrs. Kirkwood and her sis- and desiring passengers should nw*etiny, Thursday evening, lr meeting with considerable sue- Collier's Weekly. The prize ter. Mrs. Anna Taylor, as joint iivf«»nn the home demonstration honor of Ml»» Florenre S>-ver i■-»» in amnteur radio programs was presented by President HEIR TO M ILLIONS ; hostess«»«. agent. Miss Ekfkworfh, at Ihe son. Honored Queen o f Ihe Be in California He ha» been earned Roosevelt to the famous LIND BERG H LAW CON C H R I S T E N E D — Lancs Mrs. D. Benlroc'ie was lea d er' courthouse in Hillsboro, or any thel. This wn» also her first Ihe l>est amateur plane designer and builderj In northern V IC T I O N — Arthur Gooch, I ! Haugwitz-Reventlow, hv> and Mrs. j . H. Neal led t h e ; m ender of the county home u ncling nx qlleen. The table» California, in recognition of his huge Oklahoma Polies kidnapper.I and has won over | to the Woolworth millions devotinal service. The s>’ bject economics committee, were beautifully decorated with $ I imi In pri/x* nmnev, and Itax transport ships which now shown under the noose on [ snd son of Count and criss-cross the world was "Devotional service and This county camp is cue of pink rones, '»II P>nk tapers, and met wilh the scaffold at MeAlestar.j a numlwir nt radio Countess Haug witz- decorated birthday cal:e Blie and «rreen stars. Oklahoma, just before he> Faithfulness in the West Irdie« If different camp* In O reton lo Reventlow. nee Barbara was hanged. The conviction I was nl»o given a shower of bc directed through the exten and the PNlippines". I Hutton, it shown in the Jack Is an Imporamntbf tmi- of Gooch was the flret under | gift«, Mrs. Psxex Marx’.t, Guar- ta'ting such characters as Pop- ■ arms of hit mother leaving (Mrs. Anna Taylor gave an in sion service of the state collego an amendment to the Lind ] Hyde Park Gardens, Lon- din n of the Bethel and Si.m K eye, Jack Benny, Bing Crosby, teresting talk on her tr p east- this summer. In p ra ctica l!/ all bergh law passed in 1934. | Idon, for the christening in Fetter», Assoelale Guardian, pre KaUterine S te happened In Washington, of these camps, the Fore«- Ser« Hepburn, I'd Wynn, I the Chapel of Marlborough sented tier with a rosewood ga Jimmy D. C., at the time Mrs. Roose vice and local organizations are Durante, Joe Penner, House. vel, a pproprintely inscribed. velt was entertaining Lie rural co-operating to make Ihe camp and others. Other counties which This Is the Inst meeting un women's clubs and by register possible Jack graduated from high til fall. The girls are plnnning setiool In Oaklnnd last yeat. ing a« a rural delegate she en - are scheduled to hold camps a r> a picnle and “ wienie ronit” nt j«iyed all the courtesies of (lie j Baker, Benton, Clackamas, Col- Ronmer's Rest, August 5. occasion. Her talk was enjoyed , umibia, Coos, Deschntes, itood. MUSICALE GIVEN IN Jcckson, Josephine, lo n e , l«inn, by everyone present. RELATIVES’ HONOR Malheur, Multnomah, Fnlon., MOTT RETURNS TO Wallowa snd Wasco. HOME AT SALEM Mr. und Mrs. Philip A Thorne In each camp a home demon ■ ■■ — - j of Cednr Mill gave a muslcule stration agent or specialis! In A fter a very busy but Iriter- j Thursday evening honoring Mrs. home economics will dire«* and P E R F E C T SCORE— tilin g session, OoniTe^wnar Katherine Grtniahnw and daugh will be assist e«i by local si aft Bala E- de Tuscan, Jr.men W. Molt hns loll Wash- ! |,,r IU„| .Margaret Cochran. n a t i o n a l l y f amoua members who will provide !n- Ington, D. r ., to return lo Ivl« j all of I .os Angeles, relatives of fencing coach, regis strurtions. home at Salem, Oregon Turing j n ,P Thorne family. Among those Dear Folks: ter» a perfect score of ‘'Every crimper will be free" Hie summer reeewx Mr. Mott's , proven! were Mrs. Vera An-gel, Am enrou-te to Mount H< raion. ten out of ten. lunging office will he located in Iht M b | »oprano, and 'Mrs. Mary Wilhanl- Calif., to have a port or. the l® "P«nd h®«- *ime a" ',‘'e wUh' at a target from a dis «.iitic Building, Salem, and all i Hon< lacrntirpanlst, o f Ihe Pori - program at Sunday School 'Y ork -;**- nre providing innl met ions tance of nine and a mail should he addressed to hlrt \ ian,j Conservatory o f Music. Mlse half feet. The padded e is f'ongresss ray section heJtsg j f<*r those only who wish to par- c a n v a s t a r g e t was (there The office will open J u ly 'R u th Paulson, conrerf pianist, 'leen age problems. My subjects. tloipate. We desire that thi« mounted on a Oe Soto Mh. Mr. and Mrs. J. P . Meurer, “ 'Teen Age in a Changing j will he a real vacation ftw iw- C oup e w i t h engi ne *“ * Mr. and Mrs. John Paulson. W o rld ", “ ‘Teen Age under the erynne who comes. [fxSS *£L >V4 turning over at a forty Virginia Talherl celebrated Mr. and 'Mrs. A O Ross and | Movlex", " T e e n Age Look r a t: -------- I*, i mite an hour clip. Iter flflh birthday with fourteen daughter, and Mr. and Mrr R I L A U G H O F F T H E H E A T — This attrac Teacher", " ’Teen Age Makes A Mr#- H R . Browne of Con- CHAMPION ANO C H A L L E N G E R — K ill« p lajin alcs al her home \ R, Thorne. tive. young model leughe off the heat Decision", and " Teen A?e Gird« yon highway returned Sunday James J. Braddock "checking over" Max In an air-cool Panama. The cooling ia Monday aJternoon- The lift le — — Schmeling't powerful right, after Max for C o n q u e s t e v e n i n g from Chicago afler an a c c o m p l i s h e d by tiny perforations undsr ____ won the decision from Joe Louie. Tha folks played games and were ¡Mrs. T-nuise Carter «pen1 nhe Sincerely, extended n>U in th*t city and tha greagrain band, and the hat haa » ■ ^■ B re d d oc k -S c hm e lin g bout, it is believed, sorved lee eream and eske on week end wilh her aunt. M t v ■ssi Mt of brifiLta keep off tha aun. = Oee. N. i a y l o r M innesota. will be held in la t t a n k M . th* lawn. ^B K. Denney. n The WEEKS NEWS THE REVIEW IIP 'ter 50. \