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T he B eaver to n R eview
The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively to the Interests of Eastern Washington County.
VOLUM E XV, No. 18
Grade School lo
Present Four Plays
Music Festival For East­
ern Washington Co.
To lie In Beaverton
Subscription, $1.00 per yr. In Advance
Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon, Friday, April 2, 1927
ROSS-AN TRIM D IN ­
N E R TO BE Cl VEN
J'rcpurailir« M « bi In« made
to make (be Ito»»-Anti du din­
ner at Aloha «ren te hall, Thurs­
day, A f« II 22, oiA> of the out-
■Ural n«
cvfr.it» of the county,
a«i - ordita to It. Q. Scott, «»f Siwr*
Wocxl, »• nei «I chairman of the
Democratic
coniid'nortary hin
nar.
fu r l Donatixl),
United Slates
list., x’t t/.lorrey, Claude McCul­
loch. «late Demis ralle commit
eclissa will be special aueata
Senator K. !.. Ito«« a r i Itep-
rcsiillative Hay Antrim win he
I i o i k t «tiesta. An orchestra ha«
lieen securetl f«r I l e <h r i e to
follow the dinner.
It. (I. Herat of North Be« verlor.,
II. tl. Ikwe of Klfttoir atwl V , K.
Nicltol of Bethany arc 0(, the
Ki'rn-ral committee, with Mr«. Be-
uhrlce H aU rly, Mr«. E. U His»»
and Mm. Ma/.tc Hays of l.oha
a committee on
arn>n«enicrt«.
Finance will be bat dii* I by T»
H, i ’ampin II of Hll'slx-no, l . « i -
urer of t1ie Courly Democratic
• entra! coralmttee and John Iter-
nani« o f Hoy.
T x k cls will he In live liwridx
of predite! committe-enier Ihl«
weck, anal Democrat» and Re-
public-, r.s i« the t-««unty arc ex-
|iect«-<l to attend in fore«
Senior Class To
Present Comedy
Jay (iibson And Murían
Metzler llave Lead­
ing Roles In Pia)
The Ravages O f War
Mr. I.otx
V« . I>rtx, *8, latlier of Mrs.
' K. W. Wombuf>' who l«.imarly
• íes vd her«, lied at bis home
Twar Tacoma, Wash, last week.
Iif wug a newspipir man ard
' was f « r sometí im conrevted with
Hie Oregonian.
I
National Airport
LeasedTo Company
Air pianse Crop Dusting
And Seeding Companys
Is I^easor
M flliam Perry
Kur.traJ rervlcs» w i:e Ili-Ul I *
TO BE G IV E N A PR IL 9
I -gg’s cbzpel \V««inesday a’ ter-
TRACK LS STARTED
^ r <m for William Perry w h » «Jied E. L. LUDW IG, PREvS.
Hay Take» l’ lacc I «
A 4.Irl’ -
In Pu-tlan k He I« «ui vived bv
Itilrl) I hlldrrn A *< l ins led I- or,
S«b<Mi|
I hl» w: .’o v Nora *nd thr?« hll-
8— ll|MH
Pompan) Ila- lieen In Operation
reti, Harbara, < :rl -r..l W 'ra if
The « e r 'or elusa wi!l p: ncn' ,
Since Hr.*«
Interniert was al 'KMcrnt Crove
The upp. r nr» ¡«4 or the era.!»»
a Uirce «e t «-oiiwdy, "Oh !*rof- !
I < emeOery.
school will | reset! four play«,
f e » » i . at the hl«h «chool. Ap-
Tlie X u ii nal airport located
Friday,
April ¡3 at the
high
II *J. This rolllckr « play - alelí
Fredsrk L Amrust F.h-hler
Just
north of the Berthold Ad-
achnol tu d ltif luni.
will afford mar.y lau«h« Is un­
Private fi-.er«! »erst«r * were ci-tio" in Beaverton has
beta
On April 30, th« r|i>nual Mun­
der Hie «li reel loo of Ml»« Oer- :
.Ixld
for
Flitierlcl
Aitjus:
Ihth-
leased
for
a
t
e
m
«7
y<
ars
to
ir l'« .(lv « l frr the cnsl hi part
B/-ford.
! leir, 7*4. of Al«dia at
¿V. chtp- tbi A 'b la n c Crop Dusting ar .1
•4 Wa«“iln «ln I rouDily will be.
Tlie lcj:Hn« role, .Michael Petn-
el Thurwday, March 2v, wit.li In­ See: ing t o. T ie rominny con-
Itekl at Bravtafon. IS fcrtioolN
tertorv a tiaoduome you nr roan. ¡
terniert at ( escent flo / e cemc- Ohils of K.t ar I,. I.udwlg, pres-
will meet at the uti.l.toriiiin to
who pose» as a prof»«sor !- a
tery. He Is
surviv'd by
ila hiert; Lsslie M. Boyd, Vice-pres­
take part in Jin Festival which
« > ! '» sc I kmi I I s portrayed h« Jay
ident and R. F. Hollistti Sec­
widow and four •• .'.«I, ■*«;.
pr.-tulre«
In cue o ' the nest
Olb-or. Playing t>p >slte iHi> will
retary, all of P'-rtlarr^
ever held Ir tills aertlun.
be .Meri* : Me'zier taking the
company has been opér­
l4i«l Tiw olay thirty
rhildreni
part «if Miss Putty P?tier-or
TIGARD I.O.O.F. HON­ ai This
ng sir e 102t> and haa ,pt rated
<*«ra «Iv in .It»* \<p elnallor for
i very «11 der» yotin« lady. Prof
Htnnlliox by the county h«alth
ORS 50-Y EA R MEMBER la many ard widely scpatiMed
e»»or Perclvul CourtwrlifM, will |
nurne, Ml«« IngMadtaar, and the
section of the Northwest ard a-
tt Klwin V.lnra. D -rjld Bayre 1
root:tv dortor The «tihtrni« who
They
The TVgarV. I.O.O.F. celebrated long Ihe Pacific Coast.
will take th«- port i.f Jimmy Ar>- •
linnoil oui for trark had 'heir
’mad-
its fiftieth anniversary of tbe chos* P«»timed * » their
ite»son, a wild yotin« fellow and.
lur«(N
I herns
at this
tnembirstrip of f , F. Tigard in quartvrs. aiccoidi.ig to Mr. Dud-
lah-r. Kite»« who?
time.
the
order last Thursday evening. wig. he; a us«- that city cortafrs
The fa< uC y of the girl*« school |
Mar.y of the
»1u«ten<* have
market for
the
A
musical program was ren- the principal
will co'laiat. of Elizabeth Hocckll
fumed out Tor taark and a ™. G AR NETT SPEAKS
«rbemioals used in their opera­
er«
i.
Homer
Ange!
of
Port;ami
a» Miss Prrdrice, a irevere yet
training
for the
prellmt ary
j Past G-rand Master presented Mr. tions.
AT M CKAY SCHOOL tenth r-hewrfed asslstint to the
track meet which will take p are
A cor.skk rahle part of ihewtuk
Tigard wkh tbe fifty year Jew­
«*-:ar. The dean «»f the school
the laiU r pert of the tnoulh. Much
already |>erfrrnied has comprised
el p'n.
Dr.
/risto!le.
will
be
playeJ
by
\V. E. C-ar re ti of Poi i land, a
I'tn 'iln it mote .'al ha« liecu ft und
Ice cit 9m and cake were ser­ dusting fields of peas that hate
« a ver«!*»'. Much o? the
ufxl kimk I team« wtll represent teacher lironi t1ie Portiar.l l'n- M«»r4y
ves'
at tbe close of the progiam. been planted for canneries. They
lon lutile < la«»ea and of ihe Can- humor will I « supiiüed hy Cur­
liesvt rton.
,
There
were one
hundred fifty also seed alfalfa and spray clo­
(Mlvered tir C.umm in the pert o f Jake
Diirln« .(he past month IKS pu­ yon r ««d llllde claas
For
Wh*t?
present,
all
seated
at
table* with ver and alfalfa fields to Inocu­
pil« have Itoon neKlier s t«ra t Ihe làislcr nicssuKc at tlu l'iU-r- ttie lanKor.
Paiatod by Elbert M. Jackson as a Contribution to tbe
the
exception
of
the
ladies
who lât.:; them with the tubercle for­
The life of the piny.
thoae
nor tardy.
dinoniltiatlotuil church in ih« Me-
ming bacteria. This work can
EMERGENCY PEACE CAMPAIGN
served
the
refreshments.
Thirty-two new volume- havw Kay «chool lasi Humiay nl«u*. tl four itnp- that arc in school en­
be- carried on over a large a it*
t<een «.Med lo the school library persona were
preacrt. Special tirely fur the fun: Dorothy hitrad-
from their headquarters which
PROGRESSIVE D IN ­
and
«final
amount In «hie to music was »upplitd by Mr. fiale «luHtt as Fluff, Hej-hara Scott aa U N IO N
they are establishing at the air­
SERVICES IN
he u|kk«t In the near future.
Matte«»» o f Porltond wtoo retv i rrd tbe chubby Bertlia, Amie Thyn*
NER
IS
G IVEN port. Work has already been
T li* ftrat «rede pupil» are very aeve-ral v « m -*I »election« accoiup- the spirited Jerr antd Dotothy INTEREST OF PEACE
done as far north as Bellingham.
If.Urmled In their "Health R t««r.” anhi« hlnwclf, and by hls non, D- Haan as Belle
south as
An enjoyable progressive birth­ Washington, as far
Each pupil luia a boat which at
The vivacious
Madameoiselle
Must the I ’-r.lted Stales go o
Ibotcr. who «ave a vioitn solo.
day dinrer fn honor of Mr. Ted Klamath Falls ard to the east
tune« «fell« down the
Health
An«il Iter aihiH
speaker troni Ftfl ta played by Martha 1 Ah­ war?
j Fleskes, with the main ct urse they have gone as far as the ir­
River. Each morning the. rhiM-
ina o.
Pnri!and Is «chcduled to talk
¡o f tbe dinner bring served at rigated sections lying oround On­
A
gtnerai
war
In
Europe
and
fiUKenuyiU. leoth ;n*l bandker-
The play has especially gtwid
trexi «reetr. seni «o. a« «Iv a y »,
tbe borne of Mr. and Mrs. Bert tario and Western I<jaho.
Asia
before
th«
fall
of
l!»3S
i,
au
ren w * checked for «deign hand«
'¡»Inrmi and I« uproariously' ftin­
For a «umber of year- the
Fleskes. Dessert was served la­
a!arm!rrg posnlblMty.
chief«.. 1 n et week in «iHslIng ytm are oordfally Inaited and ny In maxvy parts.
company had “their he«<j«iuarters
urw
ii
lo
n^nr
«rut
and
bear
ter
in
Portland.
Guests
includ­
Senior
Class
Wins
Inier-
Can the A.n«-tkrn ptople keep
only 4 did mu earn 100.
ed Ales. Ted Fleskes. Charlotte and shops for their planes four
the I'riteii States fiom lx>c<>i.iin,c
A llxrt Qualls of the »croud ibis servire at 7:4à P liii . Ttrhntt
( lass Track Mee*
OFFICERS
TO
BE
a
filerai
and
your
lllhle.
Bail. Patricia. Winifred anc Bert. or five miles out on East Glisan
involved?
Krndr 1« »Iwent from school due
St. Air. Duel wig is not unknown
Jr.
Fleskes, B« r-ardine Ems ard
With 6I Points
In « apik«« which he ran into
IN STALLED APR IL 17 Wlui I» your responsibility in
here, having bten active in KJ-
son Billy.
hi« font.
1« REBEKAHS VISIT
the l ' cs< rt emergency?
wa-nis work. He • has addressed
The third «rid e lias twenty
>fts. H. U Hudson has ' een
the local club on different oc­
The local co-operating churches LAU R ELS
PLA
NTE
D
HILLSBORO
LOIHÌE
perfect day», wlile.h entitle« them
«!e«'U»d to the high
office of ar«l committee for the Kuieig-
EASTERN OREGON
casions and l»een a visitor here
to a 1m tf-hoi idry.
Oregon Slulre No I White S’ trUie ency P«ace Campaign hsv se-
•numberless times.
Hdul
lube
4
.inlaiuing
Im
portant;
LODGES
ARE
\
I
S
I
T
ED
Blxtn
n
Hcbckalis
from
Heu
ver­
Coo lire Decker lias moved to
of Jerusalem. Hubert Bragg o f cti!»e«l Harry W, Stone as speak­
According to his
statement,
lllll«b«vx> Miiltrximah.
Bata I- Uur.cd In 4 ein.-nt
Pirrllenil where he will ait«-nd ton luulce attended
Watchman of the er for Su-.«!a.v everlng at 8 p.m.
bis company will ixaciic* the
Mrs.
R.
R.
Summers
«Irove
to
lim
ile
Tuesday
evening,
March
the George school.
Shepards. A. M. Jawwen, 2nd In the hx-al Bethel ('ongrevstlon-
\\ iu»«'o last Wednesday to meet “ most modem, ecoroxinical and
Isirrulne Nelson, whose tame 23. Plea Id ent Estelle WX— I made Wlaemen,
Beaverton high sclux»! obs.ived
arsi
Mrs.
Jannsen ■il church.
htr sister, M-s. E. E. Stipe who efficient methods of application
failed to «fM ar with her class- h«r official visit there.
Courlsir to the Quern.
1 ijsjbp
Arbor Day.
Monday afternoon
has b e *» <»n an official inspec- of chemital dusts for the control
Mr. 8t«»r.e is a former chap­
The Slier wo« «1 Itetw-kah I exige offierr» with <>th?r officers will
maim' last wm*k earned l|onnr-
Memch 23. A fter a short as-
lio.n tour for the O.E.S., the of insect pests ard plant «lis-
man
of
the
Portland
S
uool
able mention for the tth »1* pr« sentes! the Hillsboro lodxe wilh le Irsti t|ll«-d April 17. in tbs«
"
m,
h
lv;
,aur‘
l8
*
*
?
t
1
by
U*
l
« « t few woeks.' Together' t h ^ eases on agricultural crops."
H
<
ard,
a
retiiad
Y.M.C.A.
Sec­
the
Washington
County
Frisind-
weeks period.
Rose Ball Rm:m of tbe Masonic
siuients were planted
ar >und visited chapters at Moro, Grass
retary
and
ha:
recently
v
siU'l
The KeoKRuphy clans of the sbip Tnavnlling gavel. A short Temple I r IVirtlaisl.
Europe t»vi<^ to naak? a' -a'e- live f«M»lball field by the Fire ATflley, aTd lone. At Aloro they
f..'th «ra.li- lias made nil t'liac- skit rlos«»l the evening's |«-o-
P.-T. A ASSOCIATION
fttl
study irf war anil peace ».on- Squad. A metal tube, coni a ..itvg were tht guests o f Atr. at»d Mrs.
irary trip to Mexico wherr It irram.
imporunt
data
of
the
sc'iiol
“500-
PARTY
IS
Colli.-
Mixvre
i
Dorothy
Hun’
.
iev).
TO
HOLD F IN A L MEET
lit ions.
Ice ertam, cake and coffee wi*re
will spend several weeks.
year was buried with the name They returned liome Sunday eve­
HELD
ON
T
U
E
SD
A
Y
Mr.
Stone
ia
chairnun
of
Ttte seventh gnulv
hy_, «»nc served.
of senior class of 1937 was plac­ ning.
the Km«' geroy Peace Cam; aign
Repreaeniatives of Parent-
rleaa la luu In« a litwlth co. test
I
■
Mr«. F. H. Schone entertains-d for four Stat«s and conies i*> us ed over K.
w^tli Kathryn
Thompmni and ATT EN D
«•her a-»»«xsatU'4\ «»f Washi vgtoa
ALUM NI
Aftor a baseball game between ATT EN D SUNRISE
with 1 liirchsxm and "BOO" party very highly recomnicr e I . - a
t f . ! Austin actitiK a » captains.
coiivvy will hold their final f e e l ­
Ho lh.r the coutest »tand» with B A N Q U E T AT P. U N IV . for a group o f frierds at her public
sp.aker
ard
especially •he faculty rcnl the ‘Beave ton- SERVICES ON EASTER ing A t- il t> in the Sbanroodl
home.
Tuestby.
Fon-- Hols»« for hi* abilky to discuss (hese iar.s , an mterelass track .neet |
a scone o f 23-21 fn favor of
grade
chool
auditorium from
was held. .For the first time the
.\6\ and Mrs. .Samuel B. I .a or wers' In play. Mrs. J. W. Mini- urgent qiicstk'ns.
Carl'» aide.
.Mrs. M. C. Ak'Jvercher w .s a IP to 3 o’clock. The meeting
oos-o attemksi tbe Annual A'umni mere won first high score. Mrs.
Every public spirited iter son outdoor brosdeas int system was Saturday night guest at the home date has been moved ahead one
luinqitel at Pnjriflc
unlverifcly O tr ln d t McCormick, senconl ard should 4ie.tr his message.
used. The senior class won the of Airs. DorrMlne
Knight
and week ««> it will not conflict writh
N E W C LU B O R G A N ­
winch wa» held In the Noc.onln Mr». Jay Gibson, consolation.
“
.«ligh
ter
Helen
cn
Piwtlaod.
S
uj >- the coming state convention to
IZED AT H A Z E L D A L E hotel !n !*ortl»T.d Saturday ««ve-
; day morning they attended the be lie fat in Portland April 13-
ning March 27. A prog mm of
J Sunrise Services in the
Rose 16. State officers will be pre«-
Twelve ladles met fast Thura- imistc and spt-echea were en­
t>o»» 1 of Washington park. Sun- ent to announce detailed pro­
day afternoon at tlie home of joyed. Ralph PWts ex-’ 15, an
day evening At re. Knight and grams and features of the c«jn-
Mrs. R. M. Mason a id organ- atlom ey of
Subtle acteo aa
‘ daughter, arid Mr. Hairold Mayer vention.
iz«xl a club to be known as the toostninster.
w e e guests a< the MkKe.eher
County Council officers wilt
Hazehlale Happy Hour. The pur­
ltonve.
pose of the club Is to get ac­ GIRLS ARE C A N D I­
he elected and installed. Each
quainted with new neighbors and
local association w ill describe
DATES FOR TITLE
POT-LUCK D IN N E L . their yearly activities. Standing
hslp them In any way they <rar.
he helped. iM-rs. O. W. Hester-
AT W ALTERS HOME committees will make reports
Tlw* Aliases
Margaret!* aod
lso was elected |«rero1tTtt, Miss
of fheir work for the year.
D«aiK'hy t’ lrck, vies president; Nfra. Marcella Petrovich of IHavertoa,
A feature of the afternoon will
Or. Surday a pot-luck dinner
Rt.
2
are
candhiate«
to
the
title.
L. C.
Taylor,
8e»r*r*ta.«-y and
be a talk by Miss Edytih Ac pie-
and
gathering
was
held
by
the
l-reaaurer; and Airs. J, W. Im- "Alls» Western America" tn a
on
"Responalbllities of
AltaJ family at the James Wal­ berry
!ah
Mrs. O. 1* Johnson <m contest bt'ng conducted by the
Youth.” ACiss
Appleherry is a
lets
hoove
in
honor
of
Ate-,
and
the weh’oming conintltts»e. A pot- Golden Gate ex|>o«itlon. The win­
student
at
Tigsird
high school.
Mrs
Lee
At* ad of
Nehalem
luck lunch was served. The next ner In Ihe contest wtll represent
-Aha. A. R. Rasmussen, slate
‘ »Fho-e twentieth weddin- anni­
the
Ooldeiv
Gate
Intel
rational
meeting will be held at the Tome
versary is April 1.
A lovely Summer-Round-Up chairman will
of Mrs. Nellie Fraser «»n April exposition In Paris June 12.
j
set
of
china
was
presented
to assist local chairmen with tnetr
S. All ladle« In the community
pre-school
tlrem. There w«ne 45 guests pre­ problems about the
afo invited to bring their sew­ DORIS W E B B E R TO
health project that is already
sent.
ing and attend.
P L A Y OVER RADIO
under
way in some
parts of
* '
I
Alias Evelyn Alexander was a the county.
FOUR TEEN PR ESE N T 'Doris, the small daughtei of
Everyore bring a "sack-limish.”
dim er guest at the home ot Dr.
association will
AT M CM INN CLASS | Mr. and Mira. 4'. 8. Wehber will
and Mrs. Hetu Atond&y evening. The Sherwood
play the piano on the 4' »llins
serve coffee.
"W liat will hapiwn when the! «m l Erwin program over radio
station KGW on Saturday A|>-
meet with a total of 61 points.
I,or«f returns," wa« Aflr. Gnrnelt’» !
FREE E N T E R T A IN ­
rll 3.
Marian Hagg of Iti od-
The juniors won second place
thcnieni l««t
Saturday
nght.
vllle I* her music teacher.
with 41 pottles, and the freshmen M ENT IN HILLSBORO
Alnrrh 27. a* the Tanyon -oad
nilile c I rsh , when fonrtep". young
garrtemi 25 points to nose out
the
sophomores who had 21
people were present.. The la t-, GIRL IS INJUR ED
There Is to he a big free en­
points.
AT TRACK MEET
tor p-ft of the twenty-ftfth chap-1
tertainment at the Aloore Hall ir.
ter of Mntlhew was used for.
Hillsboro Friday night. Api II 2,
HIS symmetrical building In the cedar tree which has since figured in last century, have so drawn their
The Girl Reserves plan to coo- sponsored by Aloore Lodge and
4 he theme chapter.
Myreen Piinvmy so|»hoinore was
plans
as
to
continue
the
preservation
modern classic manner is the new literature and history. When the orig­ of the Pompadour cedar. Into this new
duo# a church service at the Drill leant. There will at-t* be
Ary »"kirg person 1« wanted injune-il ink the Arbor Day Ir.ter-
inal house was destroyed to make
Museum
of Modern Arts which is be- way for another the architects care­ museum will be moved the numerous
Bethel <'ougTegp.tioonl church on a box supper and fr-* dance *t-
titiW welcmme to
attend « «eh elass track meet held at the
mg built on the Quai de Tokyo in fully preserved the tree in planning masterpieces of the art of our own
Sunday, April 4. This mark; Ihe I torward.-. Jack Entier r. accord­
Srturdhy night at 8 o’eloek.
high school last Ali-nday. Friends
Paris for the Paris 1937 International the new structure. The second stru<v times which are now scattered among
first day of National Girl Re- ion !>and will furnish It# hours
and acquaintances will he ghw!
Exposition. The aite of the building ture was lately occupied by the Polish j the Louvre, the Luxembourg and I s c v* AA eek. A choir composed of entertainment.
So twin« a
Mr. a <1 'Mrs. T entwert Adams to know that she la rec«rve"hvg
was occupied in the Hth century by Embassy which recently moved to other historic collections. These will
af eight girls will stng. Vat
box. your friends, and spend an
mewl tha w eek-er! visiting al dally from her head Injury. An
< house built by Louis XV for Mme. make way for the building of the at last constitute a coordinated col­
numbers will assist ta the ser- enjoyable evening at the Voo.-e
the home of Mrs. A d im * par­ evoray will sown reveal Ihe true
7’ompadour. That famous lady planted ; Museum. The designers of the new lection In an eminently suitable beck-
Hall.
; vice.
la the garden of her residence a building. Like their prototypes of the [ ground.
ent« mt Eugene.
extent of her Injury.
i
Arbour Day Is Ce-
Paris Exposition. Building New Landmark
T