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N T he B ea verton R eview The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively to the interests of Eastern Washington County. VOLUME XVI, No. Ilea verton, Washington County, Oregon, Friday, August 5, 1938 FACTS FOR DRIVERS SOME open ARE G IVEN BELOW City Fathers Hold Uneventful Meet > i \ POSITIONS in army Silently Panning IRRIGATION HOLDS FARMERS INTEREST Subscription, A.OO per yr. In Advanc« County Fair Pro gram Arranged HILDA h \ l I’ PII. \ Major H D. hagnall, tb# ar latck of rain during the Ifte Wlmt are some lm|s>rtant facts Hilda Kauppllu, who died at my Recruiting Officer, 323 Main spring and unrclent.ng sun dur about the earn and use of brak!,*7 urine Building, Portland, her home on 1 ooper Mountain ing the summer thus far have Few drivers reulizc the tre Post Friday, July 2’.*, was horn in mendous amount o f j punish announced this week that he has continued to Intensity the iuier I in land August lb. 18!« came to received authority to enlist qual ment absorbed by the brakes of eat of western Oregon farmers in Ueavertwn. September 10, 1021. the average car In the course ified specialists for service with .Die was hurled from Pegs'» Irrigation possibilities, reports a . ! Coronation Of Harvest the Mlgnul Corps in Panama. Ordinance Fixing Hale of a day’s drlviu*. soli conserva- RECORD T R A V E L ON Interniert was King, extension ihe new quota culls for men chapel, rfuiiday When you consider that an Queen To Be Feature For Irrigation Fused OREGON H IG H W A Y S liiallfied as telephone operators, at crescent Grove cemetery. Be t oulst,'" who recently assisted automobile traveling at M miles sides her husband, Theodore, F. Cyrus, county ag* nt of Wash Of Opening Day By Council an hour ha# Ihe same momentum radio technicians, message ce ti .More automobiles have trav own children are left to rneurn ington county, in holding Irriga er clerks, telephone specialists, It would have If It plunged from eled the highways of Oregon telcpnone lineman, Majui her loss— Marjory and Ole of tion field days. iN o r d fr ln»lrui’lod 'I'« Secure the top of an 11-story building, i and Fite t and ¡dilie* In Race first six months oi Beaverton and a sister In Yak ¡agnail said, Ail western Otegon counties duting the und that the brakes In stopping Title Hepoil Oo IT'iperty For Harvest Crowe Hi38 than during any similar Qualified men desiring enlist ima. Washington. will hold similar field days It must absorb all this momen period in the state's history, Bee- ment In tlie Signal Corps of the within the next two month-i, It Into heal If on# In U> Judge from thv j turn hy converting .etary of Slate Earl Snell said M l UMAX lit VM M . Feature of the opening of the which will be open to anyone you will see what au United Htatcg Army, for any of minute# written of the regulur , euergy, this week. Norman Manniug of Heaverton, lie positions listed above, are interested. The slate tour .» Washington County Free fair meet lug of the Town Council, j immense Job Urey are sometimes 1, passed away al his He liases h s statement on the •Sept. 1 will be the coronation of advised to cull al or write to Route sctieduled for August 11 and 12, there » » » not much doing at 1 called upon to perform. met that oil companies reported Harvest Queen amid a riot of the brakes, for emer lie ueuresl Army Recruiting Of - 1 home Wednesday, August 3 al and will cover Marion, Polk, the City lull MomUy evening. | While record breaking sales in Ore Ice Without delay. the age of 40 years. Husband Of gency stopping purposes, should color and pageantry. However. the lights indicated ! Marie und father of Norma, sou Yamhill and Clackamas countie.;. gon up to June 30, and also about one und one-half Monday five young women em that tb# City Fathers put In !utve of Mary, all ol Beaverton, bro In Washington county, hall » ( paid in more gasoline tax money times tlie horsepower of the en 1-H G AR D ENS ARE on the first phase of considerable tune, probably much ther of Mrs. W. F. Allman, the water supply of tb* stream*, inau during any previous tirst barked of which doca not nppuur »11 the glne, the careful driver seldom JUDGED T U E SD A Y Mrs. K. Penline of Portland and w ithin the county is being utiliz • I ualf year. The total tax paid their campaign for the harvest uses more Ilian a fraction of crown. Others will be entering Mrs. Roy Clark of San Diego, recorda. on farm Irrigation project«. If from January 1 to June 30 m * this power In stopping Ills car Calif. Funeral services will be slightly inure than five million race soon until all the var- Aldermen Uurne«, Carr und Tuesday, August 2, L. E Fran irrigation continues to increase Here Is why: N^ ious communities in the count/ aoi.ars, representing the sale of Johusloll were reported a# ali I Is, assistant county agent came held from the Bel lie) Congrega* at its present rate, the en tii' ¡Piover Is measured by the a- ~iore than loo million gallons, are represented. '® Beaverton to Judge the gar- tional church Saturday at 2 p.m. Rent when thu merlina rame to moant of work accomplished di present supply will be used up approximately Interment at Crescent Grove JoO gallons for 11 r.s of our members. Miss Du The first group of candidates order Imi Humea und Carr rame vided by the length of time re conn tt r y Arrangements in cart after which lurthcr irrigation ,,;ry inhabitant of Oregon, dur- and their sponsors Include Glen- vies and Mr. Bullis were th< in luter. A. L. Amai her mudo of W. E. Pegg quired lo accomplish It. Thus will depend cn stored water o* ng the six mouths. n:s Carlson, sponsored by the other Judges. Jay Gibson, Mr* hia report and wua accepted twice us much power Is needed drilled wells. Anyone interest’ d L’ nion High School Motion waa then made to In to stop a car In five seconds a. diillis and the leader Mrs. Her Home fnterestu^t conclusions Hillsboro in irrigation Is urged by K ir? can be drawn Irom these figures, Future Farmers chapter; Kath al ruct the Keoordvr to aecuro a is needed lo stop the nuine cur gin were In the party. Then BEAVERTO N W INS to obtain his water right immed .Snell says. He points out that ryn t'awrse, candidate of Ijeia- tule report on Uit 7. Block In in 10 seconds, ily beg lining f ) vere ten innnibers In the clu». FROM HILLSBORO und on lads 7 and 10 In Kurdy'a apply Beaverton’s soft bailers squeez iately and start iirigating to pro Oregon motorists traveled a to eyvtlle 4-H club; Alma Rafferty, his brakes a generous Th e hunk awarded a cash pnzt Addition. ed out a 4 to 3 victory over tect the right. distune« from the point where xo the winners. Igirry and Nat tal of more than one billion sponsored by West Union Far Union; Velma Krause, Ordinane« No 177 fixing the : he wishes to slop, the careful « lie Bergln tied for first place Hillsboro’s Perfection Bakers of Before installing an irrigation miles since the first of the year mers' Laurel-Scholis Farmers’ Union their unirrigated gurdcus. the county league not ouly has more re on rate for Irriirution water waa driver ut Hillsboro system, Hans 'l h irnner of IV zj — a distance equal to 30 thous power In case he must Martin Raker was awarded first Monday pa Hunt a* an emergency proceed serve night in a 10-inning ington county kept 16 cows and and tunes around the world. and Miss /.era Nyberg, Tualatin stop more quickly, hut he al on bis Irrigated garden. ing. tilt that went three innings ov had to feed nay throughout the The average licensed drivers 11 . 4-H club candidates. Each girl and her sponsor VI time before a 3 to 3 lie was summer 'Hie Council uppropr luted $ KKi so give# the brake drums more months. He now has that time drove 3,000 miles, or pledged active aid to the fair broken. Each team got five hits, 16 acres to the F re Department, which opportunity to cool off between POMONA GRANGE of ladino clover pas about 5o0 miles per month. through the sale of county fa.r will be put with J200 the de applications of the brake. MEETS W E D N E S D A Y but the Raker* made three er ture. keeps 22 cows, feeds very "With this tremendous amount Frequent sudden stops not on buttons, the number of voles rors to one fur the victors. partment already haa to pur- little hay- for seven months of of travel, and with an increas ly damage the brakes by over for the candidates depnding on cimar a new truck. Mr. Swenson, employed hy the the year and gets increased pro ing number of cars on the road, heating, but nlso create exres- •’ 11 1. made a splendid talk at the number of buttons sold. The hllla were audited hy th< , PAST MATRONS the need for careful, courteous duction per cow . slvu wear on the lluiiig. In Special entertainment will oe Washington County Pomona finance commit tec und ordered 1 becomes more urgent cases where the brakes lock, Frank Setniker, ■Washington driving HAS MEET provided each evening during the range at Tigard last W«dnes- CLUB paid. The largest oue noticed' every day,” Secretary Snell de this wear Is transferred to the Past Matrons club of county farmer harvested cannerv The fair with the highlight of thp was that of the Klectrlc com-j tires hiy. He told of many thing* “ No longer can we al peas this summer, irrigated the clares. events Friday night when th s pauy for atreet lighting and . « l n « done for the youth of the l*Bea^er rh * f * r T ‘ at ,h* * ' m(r low an ‘every man for himself of M ru L'ltiiear ill li, tw ith M r J of Mrs. Elmer H Stipe with Mrs land and seeded it on July 14 to Most good drivers minimize J.H, in las Macl^eay Bagpipe Band of power for pumping, investigating many of. R R. Summers, hostess. There alfalfa. Mr. Setniker tried this ¡«llicy to guide our traffic move Portland the wear on their brakes hy let will entertain with he crimes which are committed ment. Drivers can best contri ting the engine do must of ’ he ere twenty members present. plan a year ago on some o t l »* Scotch songs, dances and music. » boys and girl* between the to a smooth, rapid flow of NUT GROWERS ARE work of stopping the car. In .ges of sixteen and tiwenty-thrwe. The afternoon was spent sewing land and found It entirely sue. bute Funds raised through Ike traffic by closely observing the appioaChlng intersections or otli The group plans a trip to easeful. admissions to the P L A N N IN G TOUR m many raves rules of the road, by maintain- contest and er points where they wish to 1 trokeri homes Roekiway the fourth Friday in A new type of low pressure ing a reasonable speed, by sig auditorium, will be used to pay slow down or stop, they leave vre said to be the cause of the September to meet with Mrs. An entirely different kind of onng people going astray. Irrigation which operates with naling their turns and stops and for floors installed this year in the car in gear and touch the Harry Hudson. Rummer tour haa been 'planned btake pedal lightly, so that the by driving at all times in the the buildings. New two inch matched floor hy the Western Nut Grower* car Is traveling slowly when the proper lane. already has* been laid !n association for August 17 and U time ' I believe more motorists are ing comes to throw out the announcea C. E. Schuster, sec clutch and come to au aetua* beginning to realize this fact the Farmer Union building and retary and federal nut special stop. and are actually practicing these carpenters are preparing to in ist ut Oregon State co II ckc . In important rules uf traffic move stall the same type of floor in the Grange building, a feature stead of observing field prac ment . ” CURRENT EVENTS PHOTOGRAPHED FOR IRRIGATION TOUR of the new floors is the en tices among Rrowera this your, SCHEDULED trance ramps which give easy tlte memliera will devote mo*' I S RESULTS OF TWO access to the exhibit space. o f the two day# to an observa Well# as a source of water for tion of recent experimental re W EE K S G A M E S Hillsboro Rotary club again Willamette valley irrigation will aulta In nut growing this year w ill have charge ot he emphasized on the ninth an In the recently organized so.: the Mutt Dog Show, which is .. The first day will lie spent al j nual Willamette valley irrig.- «ill league. Sylvan took the open to competition from all the central experlniint Malkin 1 tion tour scheduled for August j Bonney slope Babes 17 to 13 at Iiarts of the county. Substantial lit Corvutlla, where research II and 12, announces A ril in' : the game played on '.he litigr's prizes are offered the young work In both orchards and King, extension soil conserva ! Sr,'und a week ago last Sunday. sters for dogs winning in their greenhouses will |># examined tionist at Oregon State College But the Bonne.v Slope Dads beat classes. and explained h y Professor The tour thlg year will devote Beaverton, 12 to 4 on the same fb buster, R, K. Stephenson •Exhibit space in all buildings the first day to the Grand Island grounds. Cedar Mill seat the and soil# spccisllst; It O. Thomp en the ground is being region in Yamhill county, where 1 ooper Mountain boys on the lat snapped up as rapidly as o f son, entomologist, and P. W. developments of primary Inte.- ter's ground, 14 to 4. These fered and a big show of farm Miller, pathologist. The second est ip growers of vegetables, ber games were ail played Sunday machinery, electrical and house yday will begin on the W. O. ries and other specialized crops July 24. hold appliances, as well as othsr Brown walnut orchard at Scholls 1 will be seen. The start will he East Sunday. July 31, Sylvan industrial exhibits is promised. where new findings in spray nm- from the Hale Fowler farm a' FROM IRELAND TO beat the Bonney Smot. Dads JG Plans are being made for au tcrlals will bo explained hy L>i . j B o'clock . 0. S. IN 2S HOURS— •to 7 on t ie latter 4 grounds '" r ... - archery contest, in which a Miller. In the afternoon the soil The second day the tour wilt Albeit J. Coster (left), Bud Darling pitch 1 a steady large number of archers plan conservation service will lead start on the Oregon State hos radio operator, and game for Sylvan usv>;ej r>y O. to participate. So far as is the party on u tour 'of .inspec pital cottuge farm and will cot. Captain Donald C. Barrell behind the plate. Horn* known, this will be the first tion of soil erosion demonstre llnue thrpugh Marion and bin T. Bennett, pilot, ar runs were made by P. Murphy large contest of skill with bow tlon plots In llic Newberg vlcln- riving at Port Wash- counties. Those concerned with Dick Iieimcke. Bud Darling and and arrows staged in this part tty. Ington. N. Y - after KING GEORGE SIGNS—ling irrigated pasture 'clover for seed Art A hlefieh . The bonney Slope of Oregon. flying the Mercury, Gsorgs ot England as hs and other field crops will fine Babes were defeated by Beaver a Pick A Back Air- signsd ths Golden Book at the Sea Scouts of Hillsboro, under VISITORS RETURN most Interest in the second day. ton 20 to 5 on the Beaverton the direction of R. L. Burnett, craft, across ths At Arc De Trtomphe during his Arthur M. Piper, geologist lantic from Ireland, grounds. The Cedar Mill— St. will maintain first aid service TO IOWA HOME elate visit to France with with the U. 8. geological sur in 25 hours and I .Mary’s game was postponed. Queen Elisabeth. High ofilctals on the grounds every day- and minutes. Mr. and Mrs. Will King and vey. will he present thougbotil oi the French Government and evening during the fair. the tour to answer questions ou Army look on. daughter ix arl. left for thu r VISITOR LEA VE S .Mr. Piper is home in Musucline, .Iowa lust Irrigation wells. FOR HOME TU ESD AY FORMER RESIDENT week following a nix weeks vis the leading authority on ground its possibilities for it with Mr. and Mrs Cassius' water and VISIT AT BE AV ER TO N Bob Lewis of Elkhart, Indiana, Johnson. A trip around the Ml. irrigation In western Oregon. HONOR LATIN AMERICAN LIBERATOR—Pa a junior at Wheaton College, who JUiod l,oop and a short vacal on trlotic qroupi in this country honored the 155th Lucille and Josephine Guiso, »pent the past several weeks at anniversary ol the birthday ol Simon Bolivar, at Oregon beaches were enjoyed j LADIES HAVE AUTO former residents of Beaverton, the E. j . Johnson and R. B'. the Gsorgs Washington ol Latin America. In during their stay. w-ere here last week visiting COLLISION TUESD AY 'Denney homes left Tuesday for New York thsss representatives ol the colfee- their cousins, Mrs. Louis Biggi producing republics ol Brasil. Colombia. Cuba. his home by way of San Fran- and Mrs. Mike Picnovi. Lucille PICTURES TO BE Mrs. I,. Shellcnbergcr and her Nicaragua. El Salvador and Venezuela ap c.sro and Los Angeles and on s employed at the Mary Cullen daughter, Mrs. Gladys Effenper- propriately drank an iced colics toasl belore SHOWN THURSDAY through Texas. En route he Cottage and Josephine models ger twul small grandchild, hud au his portrait stopped off to attend the M*. furs for Milton L. Humbert, for- auto collision on the corner of h'JND ENGLISH GOLFER — Mr. and Mrs. Bruce t'aidwell, lernian Bible Conferenre of San j merly the Hudson Bay Fur Co. second and Watson sts. Tues Captain W. H. f. Oxenham. missionaries to Jamaica will Francisco. in Portland. day. A car driven by a Port World War blindad Veteran, prenenl an evening of enter* land woman hit the Sbellonbcr- lamous throughout England as tuinment showing pictures of Ja ger ear with such force It was a goiter who averages in ths The recent fire at Madras. Ore. maica at the Christian church in knocked low tO's. arrives in Nsw York over into the adjoin came w-ithin five miles of the TOUR THROUGH ORE Heaverton, ’IhursdHy ovemug, ing field. No one was seriously to participate In the Western ranch owned by M. M. Long GON, IDAHO, MADE August Jl at 8:00 p.ni. This will Injured hut Open Gelt Tournament la the car was very of L’.averton. Grave concern was he an educational program and badly damaged. Cleveland. Ohio, • tit for a time, as the gra!r>, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Schnie- the public is cordially Invited to ready to harvest, was tirder dry. der (Dorothy Lewis) attend. returnee . - i SILVER TEA G IVEN _ _ this week from an extended tour AT CHURCH W ED. through eastern Oregon and GIRLS RETURN only 8 to 10 pounds pressure 13 southern Idaho. They first vis bein used by Hugh Callahan in ited at Pendleton and from there FROM CAM P N A M A N U The Indies Aid of the Meth Patton valley. Ihe pipe used is they went to Weston fake, then odist church entertained Wed — Ls»»** l at 2:30 with a Silver a new type developed this year on to Roberla MeCloskey and De- nesday Boise where they visited ah omailst l The new officers were » th a quirk coupling which :s Mr. and Mrs. Illinois. * b ° * ss Moqo j lina Sale hell returned from Catnp Tea. II. W. Shook. » . Country more satisfactory than the slip (Jean Lew is). Nnmnnu with a number of cov hostesses: Mrs. Edna Sheets, pres tn po»#,'7 ■ Mrs. lg)is Doyle, vice joint pipe formerly used witYl eted leather honors. Roth won ident; which bus After visiting Payette Lake- president; Mrs. Carolyn Clem . hybrid ^ . »o s ' »b'* 0 the Good Camper and Faggot this type of irrigation. The d <-' they returned home via Vale, ent. treasurer; Mrs. Zulu Wild million 'n * « futccr and Delna also won Ihe trib-ntion system consists of an Condon and the John Day high DESIGN FOR NEW NICKEL—The revised far the new man. secretary A lovely salad ytst*. Polywog. Hiking, dancing ¡n-| ¡uise 8 Inch concrete pipe line and way, arriving at their home on lelierson live cent piece approved by the was served to st ruction ami handicraft work! to replace Ihe Bultale-Iodian Head piece use tor the last portable low pressure sprinkler Tuesday evening. They report a guests. Every one present had were also included. _____ twentyAve years. delightful trip. system. h lovely time. 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