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T he B eaverton R eview
The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively to the interests of Eastern Washington County.
VOLUME
Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon, Friday, Sept. *1, 19^7
10
Forty-Five County
Clubs lo Be In Fair
M A N Y K IN D S OF
SYSTEMS ARE SEEN
New Beauty Shop
Opened In Town
Silently Passing
Sec. Of State Urges
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Hr», 1 rinvilii*' I,ntiise tlalzke
Mrs. I.niest Ine l/rnise Mau»c,
•><>, «lied at her home here Au*;.
2U, after an extended
Illness.
She bud l>een a resident of this
community for 25 years.
Mrs. Matzke was born in tlcr-
melfdorf, Germany, Feb. I-, 1K71
und cam« to the lu lle d Slate*
when a young girt and was mar I
ried to William Matzke In Port­
land, Ore.
Subscription, $1.00 per yr. In Advance
G R A N D JU R Y C O N ­
VEN ED THURSDAY
¡rs
Are Announced
Facing six cases referred for
Tho*e furiner* who are Irrigai- i
investigation, the Washington co. |
l uk «tune 20,000 acre* of western
grand jury convened Thursday |
Oregon lumi are
u|>plyltiK the
morning at 9:30. An effort will
wuler by meun* of
dozens of
l>e made to complete the work j
dlfferrni
Hyslem*.
In*lall<*d at
/•a s today ( Friday), G. Russell Mor-
<-o*l* ranging from $10 lo more
Ed Setniker Of Hazel-
Two Hundred Fifty
Less Speed Saves * I gan, district attorney announced.
M ìhh Florence Lucas
than $ I oti an acre, and are tin- i
dale
Dairy Club Wins
And Mental And
Opens Shop In Com­
Club Mcmebers To lie lug It on all sort* of cropa, II
I Six criminal ease* also are a- ■
Livestock
Contest
wn* learned hy siuim , 400 men
waiting trial, Morgan said, and
Physical »Strain
mercial Hotel Annex .
Represented At Fair
and
women who took part In
Will lx:
brought into court as I
llerhert l.af**W) And Ralph
the I'lxblh annual Willamette Va'
IV) l»ri«!ng At Not To
**Min as dales are set for trial.
1 hou|| Sixty \M.ud Formal
\llil Hog Shorn* T o li*'
Gifford Tied In tToo* I onle»'
ley IrrlKutlon tour »potinomi by
Opening of lli'ii illy Shop
Anker Neilsen. salesman for a j
Fxc**ed Flit) Mile« Per Hour
I HIV*'
tlm OrcKon State College ex ten
She is survived by hei hus-
farm Journal, was arrested for
Ed Setniker o f the Hazeldale
aiuti service In a » ku * i .
Almut »Ixty people
attended bund, two sons, earl Matzke of , IV«rl Snell, secretary o f state, thefts from a dwelling at which dairy club was high point Judge
Tw o hiinilr*'il fifty 4-11 rlul>
About the only constant fac­
Florence Portland, William Matzke of IS.*- ! experimenting with a governor he called, was paroled from a of the 4-H
member* or 43 Washington county tor nnl«*d us the visitors went i he opening of the
livestock
JudgH*-
verton. ami six daughters, Mi*. j which restricts sliced within a two-year
penitentiary
sentence i conieata, and Herbert igifky and
«*1 iit.it will It«* reprrH<*ntcd In llot from furm to fumi In Iain« and Beauty Shoppe In the .mu«/ of
Martha Nielsen. Mr«. Hattie A r­ I maxidum of 50 mile* an hour. Monday by Judge R. Frank Pet­
various artivtllc« ut lit«* county later In Washington county was the Commercial Hotel, Tuesday
Tualatin
Ralph Gifford of the
my smith. and Mrs Alma Lleb- j (
called upon the motorists of ers after he pleaded guilty.
fair, stales |,t K. Kraiiil«. uhh I s that all lliose who are
which I*
using evening. The shop.
¡corn club lied for high point »Q
ried, all of Portland, Mr*. Bertha the state to try a speed limit
Parole was granted on cond * the crop«
• «nt couniy hrou I. Tht* 4-11 ac­ water wouldn't Ihlnk of furrnlng owned und operated hy .Ml:.*
bulging coinedt, r*-
Waldorf of Wlshran . Wash., Mrs. experiment in the
once each
interest of tinn that be report
as*1 slant
tivities hi ili«<
fun* tin»
jrn r again without It.
Florence laicas, formerly of the
ports U E. Franci*.
lana Steele and Miss Gertrude safer highways.
These contests
month to the state parole of- county agent.
h I iow itrumln*' of setting several
The Importance of
Irrigation Mary Kllcn Itcauty Shoppe, was
Matzke, both of Bea verton. One
Attomey
matter tor fleer and *to Disrict
"It is an easy
iv* *trdii for 4-11
|*Hrtl<'l|intliin. Is greater e«en than merely be­ rc«> pendant In it* complete .*ict
| were held Wednesday and Thurs-
sister, Mrs. Fr«-d Hardt of Wap-
individual
motorist
to
a-
Morgan,
beginning
October
1, and day. August 25 and 26.
each
Miuitv Francis.
I it* 11 < *« 11 <tut* uro ing a mean* of Increasing pro­ of new furnishing»* and the many
ato. Wash., two blathers, August
support his
self-imposed
maximum that he work to
Setnrker made a score o f 316
Hull there will lot tin*
larKt'Mt duction nml lowering costs, tlm floral tributes from friends and and Gustave Hardt, both of Ridge­ dopt a
speed without going to the ex ­ family.
visitors
were
told
by
those
ex­
cut of a rossible 600 points and
«SitIry uiiil hog h I iow In III« I i I h
'.usInesN houses.
field, Wash and eight
grand­ pense of installing a governor,’’
Sentence for Cecil Pease, 22 , I-afky and Gifford m..*le 124 out
lory of the fair m* well an III** perienced with tt. The manager
Demons! rat Ion* of
permanent children.
said
the
secretary of
state. Banks, serving a sentence for of a possible 500 points.
Ur Hint number of liri>«'«l himm 'I u U of Oregon's large«! cooperative
Kunerni
services
were
h
.
1
at
waving, hair tinting and sham-
"T ry driving at nut to cxce-.. larceny, plea d s guilty Monday
The livestock Judging team f-om
and other special
uwar*l* ilm* cnnnerv «aid that Irrigation cn I oolng were given by able as­ I I k *
11. a vert on
Congregational
able«
him
to
he
«lire
o
f
a
con
50 miles an hour on some sched­ to stealing and automobile ann the Hazeldale dairy club, Charles
have ever been olfered.
Tlip
church
Saturday
afternoon
with
sistants.
postponed
until Shaper leader, placed first in the
uled
trip and
experience the sentence was
dairy club* of the county aro «•ani volume of vegetable pro
Kefreshmcnta were served dur­ Rc\ W li Brmk:a in of the Si
idea ure and convenience as com­ Ortobcr. Meanwhile he remains contest with the Tualatin
uniformly
high
showing more
Ilian the usual ductlon, with
ing the evening by Mrs. M. C. James I,ut heran church of Port­ pared with high s,ieed driving." in custody of Sheriff J. W. Con­
Schefflin clubs tying for second.
Interval in the cmiipciiilon for quality year after year, without
McKercher and Mis* Violet Blx- land In charge of the service, In-
The gasoline saving and the nell.
Members of the Hazeldale team
Hie f'a lf Manna Trophy and the which It 'would tie lmp«i«Mlble to
'•rnnni was in i^escent Grove
t*y.
Several
door
prize*
were
absence of mental and physical
participate in the
Pease, with
Jack Dunn, 29, which will
lioimr of I m * iuk the outstanding compete In distant markets.
cemetery.
strain at the end of a trip more both trusties, escaped from the judging contest at the
The Washington County farm­ given away In which the fol­
Oregon
dairy rloh In the county.
lowing were the luc.*;. winners:
than rompensate for the few court house yard August 17, and State Fair are Joe Berger, Ed
'I‘he county fair In the cul­ ers suld that Irrigation was en­ permanent wave, Mr *.
'I Its. SAl.KVt III ITT
la rso r;
minutes
lost by
travelling at were arrested in Hood River in Setniker and Wilfred
abling them to fix definite har-
Barnett.
minating event In the year’n uc-
Funeral service* were held at lower speeds, declared Mr. Snell.
shampoo and f****rcr
vcuting dates for
potatoes, to »leant oil
Itosses-tion of an
automobile The Tualatin team by virtue of
11 vll l**i* for the niujorlty of lh<*
the
Portland
Crematorium
Mon
a
manicure,
Hr requested motorists uot on- owned by Harry Bower, Beaver­ having the highest scoring in-
make sure of clover stands re wave, I’atsy Shield-
livestock, cropa, handicraft and
shao.poo and' day, August „0. fo. ;»tr*. Salciie ! ly to try the
experiment but ton. Dunn was sentenced to a , dividual will represent the coup ,
gardless of weather, and to rake Mrs. I'artlpillo;
forcntry
club« The com and
Be tverton who ! also to convey their reactions
abundant cover crop* *bv starling finger wave, Mr*. A. Itcrg, fin­ lliatt, late of
two-year term in the penitentiary at the Pacific International.
potato club member'« activities
died August 26. Ghe Is sc rvived in letters to his office
wher** where he Is now serving time.
them
clnrller In the fall and ger wave, Mrs. M. Marlin.
The members of this team are
carry on until a later date. At
daughters, Mrs C
J j studies are being conducted on
The shop opened for business by two
leaving them grow later In the
Nyberg and
Charging unlawful
appropria­ Wilbur and W illi*
the county fulr and attain at the spring.
Wednesday morning,
Septembed Sllckney of Aloha and Mt.* W. ■ various phases of motor ear op-
The Tualatin,
tion of 15 acres of oats from .Ralph Gifford.
Stale l''nlr anil Pacific Interna
Hanver of fortla u i
| oration. Including traffic con*!'
Every grower experienced with 1. Mis« I .mas has made many
property near Ga^toa, Henry D. corn club judging team placed
tlonn) the club mcmltcra exhilct
tions, definite speed limits and Wisch has brought suit against first in the cropB contest and
Irrigation urg<td those
conlem- friends during her slay here and
the rcmilt« of their year'« worl«
and controlled speed.
plutlng new
systems to make will l*e glad to serve her custo­
card of S h a n k s
W. Bronk, Jake Taeholsky and will represent the county at the
a« a mean« of eonipitrintt their
sure that the system Installed mers as usual. She Is being as­ a ----------------------------------------ur
The whole program was laun­ Frank Kundelius. Value of the State Fair. Ralph Gifford, He--
achlevenicnl« with that of the1«- i anil particularly the pump, where sisted by .Miss Marjorie John­
Wc wish to express our sin­ ched in an effort to curt) the oats, alleged cut and appropria­ ber Lafky and Wilbur
Nyberg
fellow club member».
one Is used. Is designed to fit son.
cere gratitude to our many friends growing number of highway ac­ ted by the defendants, was plated compose the membership of this
The
prlncliuil value of our the netuut conditions on u given
for the kindness »nd sympathy cidents which annually tak** a at $121.39. The property is a l­ team. Kenneth Jaquith. Peronlce
Mrs. Harry
Varney and two extended n* in our
fair* from the *tand|«>lnl of 4-11 farm. There Is no economy in
rerent sor­ heavy toll of lives. The latest legedly owned by Frank E. Eb- Ego, and George Allison. Jr. are
club work, comment*
Fran**!», UHlng a makeshift outfit, th<-y cbllden of <'o*ioil!**, Oregon are row and fo r the many lovely statistics show that Oregon •* ner. Wisch is asking damages to the members of the
Chehalem
, visiting her imrcnts, Mr. and flowers.
1« not In the value of the caxti said
one of the 20 states in the na­ the value of the crop, with in­ Mt. potato club judging
team
.
All sorts of power plunts are Mr*. Fred Finch
V . C. Matzke ^and Family. tion contributing to the increase terest since July. 29, and I-JPO, which
lircmlum* but the t>eneftt derived
placed
second in
tb*
by the rluh member* from liel’U being used. tucliuUng stationery
punitive damages with costs and crops contest and will participate
able to
compare their r«*»ult* engines. ' trnctor power and elec-
in the Judging activities at the
disbursements.
with thoae of other club mem- trlc motors, but electric power
Pacific International.
Harry
F
.Elianer
of
Progress
j
h«T* In the county and In l'»arn- was universally fam m i. Electric
indivdual honors
w as made defendant this woe'» j Second high
power
costs
arc
a
minor
item
In
1ng the c«*entlal
cliunont* of
in the livestock judging contest
for
damages
alleged
sustained
in
the expense of irrigation, and
fair play and good
*port*man- should not alone he considered a
an automobile accident Dec. 26. went to Joe Berger of the Ha­
CURREM
EVENTS
PHOTOGRAPHED
FOR
»hip which are the backbone for limiting
in Portland. Plaintiff is I/eslie zeldale dairy club, Wilbur Nyberg
factor, a
number of
of the Tualatin dairy club and
E. Hopkins.
all aucceaaftll fair actlvltle». The growers slnicd.
county fair will not only enable
New cases filed this week in Norman Bradey of the Orcnco-
club member* to achieve recog-
circuit court included Tualatin Sbute dairy club. Each made a
CORN
IS
F IE LD
nltlon but will al»o give club* |
comi»any vs. O. U I.efferts et score of 465 points. Bob Hein­
dairy club won
C O N S ID E R E D ■
a* a whole an
opportunity to j B E IN G
at. money; Ben I. Reynolds et rich. Schefflin
-
honor with 450 points, and
partlrl|Mite In
club
actlvltle* j
i »1. vs. C. H. West et al. to third
Vim
which wllj Indicate the «ucce»* j Field corn growing In Wash­
quiet title; L. J.
Francis has Donald Meier of the Rock Greek
entered an appeal from countv d a iT dub fourth with a score
of the icroup»' actlvltle* durlnb I ington rounty is being considered
judging
court to the- circuit court on an of 435. In the crop*
the pa«t year. These actlvltle* from the standpoint of u major
order issued July 7. 1937. re- contest Wilbur Nyberg held sec-
arc found In the Judging ron- grain crop for small farms, re­
ond honors with a score of 419
assistant
moving as administrator of the j ■
tc*t*. ilcmon*!ration contest*, and | port* 1» K. Francis,
Willis Nyberg third honors
county
agent,
nnd
surveys
are
estate
of
Ambrose
D.
Smith,
d
e
-»and
i? T
Cnlf Manna trophy contest..
ceased. Removal of Francis fol- with a score of 411.
- i*
In conclusion Francis »lute* ; l*elng conducted In an effort to^
lowed a
petition by
Mary L.
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v
determine
the
cost
of
production,
that when the
curtain
rings '
■ W-
Smith,
widow
of
the
deceased.
B
R
A
N
C
H L A W O FFICE
yield,
and
rash
return
per
acre.
down on the 1937
Washington '
reeognlzed for
It was alleged that Francis » a * O P E N E D IN A L O H A
county fair that the 4-H club ! It has been
negligent in his handling of the
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MA
|M*ople of the county will prob- some time that the raising of
estate with consequent los* of
small
grains
has
not
heen
a
A branch law office of the firm
ably look
hack on one of the
value of property.
enterprise for the
of Kneeland and Ganoe of Port­
mst successful year'» of actlv­ satisfactory
Orders filed during the week land has been opened at Aloha
hernuse the re­
ltle* that they have had
and smaller farms
in county court include Henry under the personal direction of
turn
p**r
aere
has
not
been
ade­
w!l| have due Incentive and In*
William Mohrmann, Enos U n­ Millen F. Kneeland. Space lias
VOIC E OF S A F E T Y S T R E A M L I N E D —
plration for an even better year quate to provide sufficient In­
coin McCormick.
William
F. I been taken in the real
Police of many cities have been active at
.. .'*«■«»
come
With
the
rather
rapid
estate
in 193*.
Krause. Martha A. Arnold, Ruth ..nrt insurance office of
playgrounds all durinq the summer, enroll­
Stato
growth nnd the development of
SCENE
OF
Hayes. Robert W. Ritchey. J. W .' Senator E. U
i n g millions of youngsters in a new Safety
S H A N G H A I
Ross. Kneeland
field corn raising In the eounty,
C A M P B E L L S VISIT
Goodin, Jessie M Minton. Edward will keep office hours there on
Crusade to begin when schoolbells ring
b o m b i n g - '
has romp the
possibility Mint
■Sehulmerich.
again
this
fall.
This
new
Plymouth
safety
Street scene In
, Wednesday afternoons of each
this crop will provide an ade­
HOME
\ car illustrates the type of ultra-modern
front ol a depart­
week and otherwise hy appoint­
quate Income for these smnller
equipment being used in such work.
m ent store i*
P L A Y E R S A S K E D TO ment, it is announce«:.
Mr and Mr*. William t ’ainp- farms, states Frnnels.
I ® »
Shanghai where
bell and little daughter, Patsy
Trials In which the yields of
Kneeland was at one t'me ex-
REPORT a t s c h o o l
bombs
fell,
blow:
Ann who spent the summer at various strains of
hybrid field
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aminer for the Title and Trust
ing shoppers to
Eugene where Mr. Campbell wus corn from the middle west are
Football lettermen are requested
and *P««ialU v* in real
i<
bits and wound!
attending the summer jyhnnli lM>lng conducted along with the
b> their coach. U Marble Cook property and probate
matters.
ing many in a fear­
spent the woek-end ut the 1!. survey
on rnst of
production.
to
!
anrt
f»
«
no«
have
^eea
m pa ‘
ful holocaust.
report
for
their
uniforms
Sat
t ' - ï
M. Barnes home and left Sun­ This work wns started this year
urday. September 4 between °- nership In Portland for several
day evening for I-exington, Ore­ and definite data is not avail­
leven and one o'clock or at 7 : 3*1 years. Kneeland Is a Northwest­
VX
gon where Mr.
Campbell
will able ns yet.
ern College of la w graduate cf
p.m. on Friday
resume his work as principal of
1926. who has been admitted to
4-H rluh member* enrolled In
the high school.
practice before the state
sup­
the Commercial
Nntlonsl Bunk
A N T U C K ET ' S*
of Hillsboro Corn Growing Con­
in
fatalities for the first six reme court, federal courts, vet­
SEA
M ONSTER*
months of
1937 over the first erans administration and In er-
A R C H IE PIK E L E A V E S test are playing a vital part in
C A U G H T — But in­
(be
development
of
the
local
half
of
1936.'
This state had a *tate Commerce Comm ssirn He
stead of a »limy
FOR W H IT T IE R TUES.
field corn enterprise
19 per
cent gain in
traffic- is a member of Delta Theta Phi
reptile, it turned
deaths
during
the
period
is law faternitv and past dictator
The
next
few
years
should
re­
out to one of Tony
Archie Pike who has been vis­
if tl-e Moose Ix)dgc.
compared to 13 per cent.
Interesting re
Sarg't giant bat-
iting with Ills mother, Mrs. Mnr- veal some very
James Ganoe is a l n'vcisity
suits
nnd
Information
In
connec­
H
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S
T
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FOR
H
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F
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Hay
t
o
o
n
s
b
u
i
l
t
by
While
authorities
differ
over
cla Pike
nnd
brother-in-law.
development of
G o o d y e a r balloon Fever victims in Detroit. Mich., use themselves as
the solution of the problem of of Oregon law graduate admit­
and Hlster, Mr. and Mr*. John tion with the
experts for the an­ human test tubes to determine the degree of sensi­
excessive speed, all agree that ted to the bar in 191* and ia
Summers the past two
w eek» field corn as a mn.lor grain en-
practice
tivity
to
pollen
Skin
tests
are
made
on
these
persons
nual
Thanksgiving
something should tie done to stop addition to his other
left for his home In
Whittier. ♦ erprise concludes Francis.
also practices before tb ! I C.C.
allergic to Hay Fever to determine the best treatment
d
a
y
p
a
r
a
d
e
of
killing
on
the
highways.
Some
Californio Tuesday morning. This
necessary for a particular type of weed pollen.
Macy'a New York
maintain that a return to fixed He was at one thne mans ,er cf
STOCK
IS
was his first visit here in ten B U L B
Association of
Commerce
department atore.
speed
limits is the best solu­ the
year*. He formerly resided here D E S T R O Y E D B Y FIRE
Photo ahows the
tion. Charles P. Pray, superin­ Truck Owners.
on the Farmington road.
head of the fear­
tendent of state police, asserts
Fire of tmkown origin. Satur-,
some 120-foot dere­
that enforcement is difficult un BOGES H A V E C A L ­
day
night
burned
the
bulb
sheds
lict as it was towed
S L E E P IN G D R IV E R
iler the
present motot vehtcl«
IF O R N IA VISITORS
nnd entire bulb
stock nt the
to shore.
law because the act sets no def
H A S
A C C ID E N T
Robert Wardens farm on Gales
inite limit on speed.
F A L L F A S H IO N P O I N T ­
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Archer
Creek. The fire was first dis­
While driving home from P o rt­
Mr. Sn«*ll said that although and family of Berkeley, Califor­
ERS— This fall enaemble
covered at 8 nnd wns burning
land, last
Thursday
evening,
enforcement is a vital factor, ed
has fur sleeves dyed to
furiously on a second floor of
nia. who were on their way home
Jerome Tuttle o f Aloha dropped
ueation and engineering should
match
the
material
of
the
the shed.
from a trip
through
Nevada.
♦o sleep at the
wheel of Ms
not
he
overlooked
in
any
broad
costume. The coat dress,
All of the motors, sorting ma- ,
Wyoming,
and the
northwest
ear and ns a consequence his
i program to curb highway acci
with its pencil-slim sil­
j ehlnery,
wagons,
trays,
seed
! dents. He is anxious to secure states, stopped for a short vis*
ear struck a tree nt the roadside
houette, is fashioned of
I stock nnd stock for sale, was
|
expressions on the subject from at the home of Mr. and Mrs. V.
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P
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T
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RARE
IN
B
OVIN
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—
Three
azure blue wool. A suede
with such force Ihnt both tree
| lost In the fire. Insurance c o v -,
sturdy calves were recently born to mother "Queenie.**
skull cap. gloves, purse
j motorists of the
state, in the Boge on l«ake road the latter
nnd ear were demolished. TiiMI*» ; ered at least a portion of the,
a
Holstein,
near
Huntington
Beach,
Calif.
The
young-
and
ihoes
are
In
a
match-
belief
that
no
law
ts -wholly e f­ part of the week. Mrs. Archer
fnrfiinnteiv escaped with a R’ wtlloss, hut stock for seedlnk enn-
,
i . » »ter* weigh 40 pounds each, —
Ing »hade._____
fective
without
popular
support. and Mrs. Boge are sister*.
miner cuts about the head.
! not easily he obtained It I* said.,
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