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About The Beaverton review. (Beaverton, Washington County, Or.) 192?-1941 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1938)
r Ov, 'r * lt v T he B eaverton R eview 0 The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively to the Interests of Eastern Washington County. Subscription, $U)0 per yr. In Advance Deuvcrton, Washington County, Oregon, Friday, August 12, 19.ÍS VOLUM E X V I No. :J7 — ■ Apartments To Open Formally Sunday H IGH W AY ADS DE- 1NG REGULATED Regulation of highway adver tía lug, especially along recog nized pointa o( haiutrd, la uow lU «itovi lU 38 aisles. according to a repoli uni tiled, "Program lor Protection of Oregop road- H ide«." leaued revt-ully by lilt. Apartments Tentati, ely oly Known Known AsD orulhy the autca, udvertlalug signs * “ ut uny type are prohibited ueur tn- Lee Court trophies To Be reature Of Fair Calf Manna And Show manship Trophies To De Awarded lerectiona und railroad crossings while six alaiea prohibit adver »III It« Fifth tear Of Erected At A loat Of tising signs that res«mbl« high t alf Hanna Trophy Elghtccni I limi Kami liullara way or railway algua, tbc re- ■ i. I port aaya. Koriual opening will be belli 1 Moat of the 2.» Btutea bar ull The Carnation Corupauy Calf Sunday. Augual It, for the new ‘ »I** <»f adverti.ing nearer than -luiina Trophy and the Hperry modern t air apartment«, leu-u- ! •'"» t r r i o f , !■ * • «• «“ * «•» 'lour Company showmanship lively known a . The Dorothy U i «‘ •t“ « '« “ " rophy will agum be feature« ol the restricted area aa "obstruct- Court. public he 4-H uctlvItlvH at the Wash- iure (dear V icw of any . rgiou County Flair, announced Erected ut a coal of road.' it. E. Kruucls, assistant county they have become oue of lit-« Massachusetts liaa taken over -•gent. verion’a major development pro o f odvertttng along ject« located on Ore went a.do control Tlte Calf Manna Trophy is a of tows, only a lew" blm'ka fío". ' highway, by adopting lerulallu.*. warded to the dairy club tu the bua,n o., duirict. the» Olle, l-iovld.ng for l.ccna.ng of board» the county (hut makes the uut- home« of tniay «cce.aab.llty, cum- ‘ *® " « “j * 10 > landing record at the county biued with beauty of demgn anu highway advertising Iras been iair and the Bpcrry Trophy la upheld by the supreme court couveuk-uce of «irugcruent, they awarded to the grand champion meet the tuoat exacting require following teat cases In Massa- veatock showman. chuaetta during the past few ment«. This will Ire the fifth year ol years. limit on the bungalow count ae < alf Manna contest, stales Oregon joins the ranks of type, they comprise two rows o. | probably b stales with highway advertising .'rancis, and will three uparltucuts, facing enei »he of the most interesting from legislation, since a law permits other across a large court ai>ü ; lue standpoint of competition be, Joined together at the end by a | any person to go on any prop- t a use the majority of the dairy 1 rty -without trespass und remove seventh uiMirtmeni built at rlgbl club» are preparing very care angle. to lb« other.. Shake. W " *'*»*■ “ •“ ***' fully for the competition. The covering the e,ten or are eoi- «■ w «»rdboard postern trophy Is a'wardod on tire basis ored a pleasing brown with Ju*llttro ‘'a*1*®' of the percentage of club meiii- u suggestion of red. , •ers exhibiting, the livestock llegiuulng an lupectlon tour POTATO GROWERS lumonst ration contest score, ex- at one end, tlw first door opens TO H A V E MEETING .Iblt scores, herdsmanshlp scores luto one of the three luigei nd fitting. The trophy -was won homes, The living room Is spa W a s h i n g t o n County potato kue first two years by the Kock nous with laige windows, the growers will I k * Informed about ■ rock Dairy club led by Fred floors are of hardwood uud the the l'iitx proposed púlalo rnur lossy. Tire Tualutin Dairy Club, walls are papered. Moulded caa kfiltig agreement at a meet in, ed by Clayton Nytrerg won tht Inga are used und connections in the Hillsboro Chamber of rophy In 1936- and last year the lor u a tadlo have bceu prepared,, omm*fC€> Saturday. August 13. .unor was uwurded to the Ha for which an aerial is built iuio i ,lt p.n i., according to Stan ellalc Dairy Club, led by Charles the attic. i McClurg. Secretary of Washing haper. At each side of the .living I (on County Agricultural Conaar- The Sperry Trophy for ahow- rooin Is u Large bedroom, we*! | vallon Association, i lanshlp has been awarded for ventilated with buull-iu ward- j.; Jackman, crop specUl- everal years, originally beine robes. Here also are fcardwooo j t(t ,,t , he Oregon Extension S«r resented to the champion dairy floora uud distinctive papering. vj(.i W|jj discus« the jM.tata alt- now inuii. In 193a the trophy A buthr.smi opens at the rear, I l|0t)on itn(] foe potato marketing kwh »warded to tile grand rhatu- with shining fixtures and a agreement. Infortnuilon- In n | non livestock showman, which large Ilium closet. j gards to tln.e, place and methoô iiitle was determined by a con- li'.-st between the champion dairy, The kiichcu, opening from the <,f voting will be given out, reur of the living room. Is o; , Any potato producer, who dur ! 1 beep, hog uud goat showmen the very InU-st step-saving style ; mg the past year * » « engaged i layton Nyberg of Tualatin, was I h Lu id linoleum <m the floor und i m the production of potatoes for 'he winner of the trophy that Un-hard Flagg of Reed- druinboards. A refrigerator and market, or any person entitled .ear. electric ruuge. are (fluced at olio to a share or all of a crop of tllle has won the trophy for the ellgtble to vote In past two years. side of the room, and at th e1 potatoes Is eligible These two trophies, commented farther end Is a brcuklast hook the referendum lo lie held te-- are responsible for A built III Ironing board and a tween August d9th and 24th in Francis, some of the finest 4-H elub ac broom dose! complete tbc kit clusive. “All potato growers und oth tivity at the county fair- because chen. The rcur door opens upou a sidewalk leading to the garages ers Interested are Invited to at the honor of winning either tro tend this meeting," staled Mr phy in coveted very highly hy ut the back. clurg. all of the livestock club mem Iwo mote apartments follow bers, which results In very kceu Ibis, which have Just one hed- competition. room, hut ure otherwise Iden NODDIES EX1IIDIT BE tically door planned At tbc TO AT FAIR rear Is another large one and ______ “ »« wash room, which is Ure RuPal womcQ wi|j find all h.uri of tlx building. Here .e |klnds of suggest ions for Inter- located the massive Americani . estlng hobbles In a hobbies ex Jiuihator Hot Wuierheatm* P l« m w h (o h wj l l b<> f,Nltlirpd regulated , the textile department of providing heul and the for all ■ Oregon slate fair this year, ex- tcnjicruturc hot water apartments. Here also Is P^Bti - 1 tfB|(nn ^ ,-«,11.1« at Orcgon ful luundry equipment. | Slate college announce. This brings one to the oppos- j>urt 0f ti,e exhibit wns ttc side of the Court, whicu Is rrntly sent to Washington. 1). u duplicate of the first.. Apart ( '., where tt was received with ments differ only In interior much favorable comment, accord decoration wl leh was urranged ing to reports. This exhibit will tastefully by Mrs. Carr. Ire a new feature of the Oregon Larudscaping Is to be plunncd state fair w'hirh starts on Ixtbnr by W ilbur Weed, who directed Day. the designing of Boulder City, Colorado. -Shrubs und trees are to be planted and u beautiful grecu lawn la to be maintained at all times by nn underground sprinkling system. Mr. Carr plans to rent the uiMirtnunts nt >32.50 for the one bedroom suites, and >35 for the ones having two. He hopes to add six new apartments next spring which will make the building twice Its present »Ue. J Mr. und Mrs. Carr and daugh ters, Shirley Ixiutse and Do. i. la-e moved two 'weeks ago Into one of the larger apartments. COW IN HULIT HERD GETS RECOGNITION A eow in the herd of Dwight i . Hullt. of Hillsboro, Oregon has completed an official record in the Herd Improvement Divl- s.on qualifying her for admis sion to the Advanced itegistc/ of The American Guernsey Cal I e Club, according to Karl k' Musser, secretary. A six uud one-lrnlf year obi cow In this herd, Tualatin Kl- roro 333987 produced in 365 day.i 9203 pound« of milk and 401.0 pounds of butlerfal in Class AHI. “ PROPER HOUSING” IS PROGRESSING | County Fair Harvest Queen Contest On CANNING GROWING INDUSTRY IN STATE » Ü, ■ Stipe’s Garage Sold This Week When Mrs. America gets down Beaverton's new additions, her most useful and often mosi Wtsldale, Is fast becoming a used kitchen untensil, the can young metropolis. H M. Row- opener, tire chances are one in «11, sponsor of the development 3> that pu and the kids will j delines "Proper Housing” us: nave for supper produce canned K tillable shelter, properly planned H. D. Johnson And and grown In Oregon. and constructed to provide max Glennih Carlson And Back In 1921 one can in 4 o ' luium comfort, convenienee and T. E. Armitstead Zera Nyberjf Tied used in America came from | health to lire occupant at a cost Purchase Dusiness Oregon, ar.d before the war — that Is wlthia his reasonably For First Place well the chances were that Ma assured ability to pay. her»elf put the foodstuff up in O k Of First (.«rages It Is Mr. Rowell’s belief that Ihre« New I audidales Are a glass Jar. , In lieaver.on moderate cost housing should Registered Since lotst Report Statistics show lng the am az-; be provided for those families ing growth of fruit and vege- ___ __ ______ having the average monthly In One of _ the largest ________ business able canning In Oregon during teals in recent months was come of >183.00, to which fault) Excitement in the Washington | lea be refers as the >30 rental County Fair Harvest Queen the past three decades, ini lud- ucccssfully concluded this week, Sup« placed his class. He believes that these content mounted this week when ing this states share of national when Elmer people who comprise a large first returns Dorn eight candi production, are Included in a re- .Stipe’s Garage into new hands, enterprising young mer t percentage of the popuatiou, dates placed Zera Nyb *rg, Tual port made by the state planning | wo should have horn«« built usin„ atin and Glennia Carlson, Scholls, board, "Location and Growth Of h . B. Johnson and T. E. Ar- Basic Manufacturing , ¡utead have taken over the the best construction and ma In the lead and tied for first Oregon’s Industrie«. ' business and will conduct It a- terlals, floor-planned for effic place. Today the canning industry in ¡ORK the ,)rellt.nt established iency and convenience, attractive Candidate standings are ax exterior dewlgns and sold at a follows: Glenn.» Carlson, 5oj Oregon produces an output vol-1 one*. Mr. Stipe began his automo- price that they can afford to votes; Zera Nyberg, 500; Velda ued at >17,651,421 annually, and Kiause, 410; Kathryn C'awrse. , it employ« a monthly average ol tjve career in Beaverton in Jan- pay. ¡,811 wage earners. Actually, uary> m 7 . At that time he op_ With thin in mind he inter 250; Am la Rafferty, 250; Jos- ; however, many thousands of at,.d a plumbing shop in a Stroeder, 250; Peggy ested the firm of Cole I. Pet- ephine people gain much ol their living »mall wooden building on the erson In opening the new tract Ross and Marjorie Eby. >r add substantially to their in- ; gj(e 0j tbe present modern gar- east of Bcavertoi^. It consists J Miss Nyberg is the Tualatin comes through this industry, a}re of forty building sites, 132 x 144' | 1-H club candidate and Mis, since it reaches a peak of em- j Opening the firm, which in feet, with minimum restrictions j Carlson is sponsored by the Fu payment during the summer ,.hldfs a , hevolet agency, he of >3250. A drainage system wa. j ture Farmers of Hilltboro high growing season, and slacks o.f began pioneering the garage installed and a graveled street . school. Reports from all d is -! greatly during the rest of th e! btr;1IKM in Beaverton. In his opened to connect the district trlcts disclosed an invasion or early days hia only competitor with both Bertha-Deaveiton blgh_ Future Farmers in^ a concen_j >ear- Back rn 1931 Oregon produc ; was tj,e Qtto Kricksfl(n company way and the Canyon Road trated drive to elect** queen. 2.43 percent of tire nations^ can ,vhich operated on the site now The house» are constructed Three new candidates weru ned foudsiulf-, and in 1933 th - x-cup'd by Hugh Lewis. thusg with the best of materials, in registered since "the last report, had increased to 2.82. Although , :jtjpe’9 Garage has one of th<y cluding kiln dried common fram including Miss Marjorie Eby o. j •.he national share did not in- 1. lng lumber, Wolmanlzed lumber Gaston, sponsored by Gaston crease gieally, actually tire vol ■ Idest records in the commun ity. to prevent dry rot and termite» Farmer« Union; Peggy Ross, A- 1 ;:ne of output increased lf'5 and the latest type creosote- loha, sponsored by the Reed- percent during this 14 year per-|, With the gradual increase of msiness, it became necessary to dipped shingles and shake«. t'llle Hazeldale 4-H, and Jose la? enlarge quarters, the land was Chrome plumbing trimming and phine Siroeder, candidate ol in. ; puorhased and upon it was er- finest oak flooring are also Moose Lodge. THIRTY-FOUR FA- -■ted the present efficient build- used. More candidates are expected Three houses are now under before another week, extendin, TALITIES IN OREGON ing. Never less than three men _____ have been employed, with the construction; four have been the drive for Harvest Queen to Thirty-four traffic fatalities , crew numbering as high as six. competed, two of which are al all pans of Washington County. \ rush timts. At presem, four This week the Hillsboro Uof occurred in Oregon during July ready aold. Types of design are .ccording to figures receni’ y * en comprise the regular force, ( ape Cod, Greek Colonial, Rake- (ee club named a committee ol released by Earl Snell. Seer - In Mr. Stipe’s absence during, shake. True Engisb and Stream three to assist with the Harvest tary of State. ' « war' Mrs. Stipe took as se Queen contest and plan the cor line Modern. tt bite this represents tbe ve part in the management of onation ceremony. The contort A very Intereating addition to highest monthly total of 1938 -he firm. tee includes Mrs. Lois Walworth, the development Is the Certi- ated Secretary Snell, it also During his years of business grade house uow. under construc Mrs. F. J. Sewell and Mrs. J represents a saving of seven here, Mr. Stipe became assoc- J. U’ i sever tion. It Is a model home, de Special lighting effects are iives when compared With th< ''led vein» the Vslley Water C«. signed by the National Plan Ser '1 fatalities reported during j He is to continue his conneg- vice , Inc., and Is intended to being considered for the cer Inly of 1937, and continues tbe tion with them, and to secure emony and details of this fea demonstrate the desirability ol favorable downward trend no' more time for this work, was Red Cedar Shingles. It is the ture are to be worked out by ceable throughout the state. I hrs purpose in relinquishing his only house of its kind In this lighting engineers of the Port These consistant reductions 1 garage. land General F.lecrtic company. part of the state. (present tangible evidence ot Mr. and Mrs. Stipe, always The girls and their sponsors A subsidiary of the Rowel] the development of safety con- j participating actively in the life are selling W'ashingtoa County experiment Is the new- •'Proper among the drivers of the town, have a host of for which each ciousness Housing” homes being construct Fair buttons l pedestrians of Oregon, de- friends in Beaverton, and these candidate receives five votes for ed just east of town by Joe Kel dared the Secretary of S;ate friends are much pleased to ler. Mr. Keller, although build each button sold. The buttons uud every effort is being made know ‘ hat the deal did not in serve as admission tickets to ing indt|>endcntly, secured his •o effect further improvenient clude a change of residence designs through the Westdale the Shute Park Auditorium all during the remaining months o' they will continue to occupy three nights. company, their present apartment. Entertain ent features are be . ' 3 8 . Mr. Stipe built up a pros ing nlanr.ed for each night with perous establishment in Beaver- 4-H CLUD TO H AVE ntiractions so far booked Includ CEREM ONY PER urn by the constant practice ol PICNIC ON SU N D A Y ing Vivian Lewis and her gill's FORMED SATURDAY efficiency, meri and business band of Portland, and the rlua .. ,, ! ... _ , integrity. The spirit of the firm MacloMy Pipe band. unother The Haxaldale 4-H Agricul At an attractive weddmg Sat- refkctod in hrs pre^ nl molto: tural club will hold its annual Portland musical group. u day night. Mis Mayele Benson , y ^ busm^ s Teputatk>n doe„ This last group will be th picnic at Balm Grove Sunday, uot spring up over nigh t-bu t stellar attraction of the Fair married in Portland August 14. The wed : S,Q* , p ^ roundl). 1>e. The committee in charge in and will be presented by the uing was followed by a rece,. ,au8e ,t „ rooted in the solid Friday night in a ..on at the home of the grooms cludes Karl Bolliger, Edward management customer satisfac- complete entertainment of Scotch parents. Mr. and Mrs. Cuddmg ” on „ Setniker. Joe Berger, and Charle music intermingled with special ton plan to reside in Beaverton. Shaper. * dancers, a where Dinner will be served nt l:0v niimlrers including they will conduct the ,■ ,, i t T i t r ' i v r ' T A U D C o’clock followed hy a ball game magician and other numbers. Beaverton Food Store. 1 » U J L I J b liM i l U l R S Thursday night the audience The w inning team is to receive ARE CONDUCTED a large watermelon. Ice cream will witness the colorful coron and coffee will be furnished. ation of the Harvest Queen and and the Queens ball. Sixty-four 4-H Club members special 4-H club exercises, fol-1 Reconstruction Everyone is welcome. of the fair |iartR.ipaled in the two hv€. lowed hy a dance. Saturday! buildings has about been com- . , tock judging tours which wen Mr. and Mrs. C. B, Wooden night will be the awarding oi pleted and exhibit space will conducted ^ tbe county Thurs spent the week-end in Washing 4-H club honors in the auditor be ready for occupancy by the day and Friday. August 4 and ium, club review, entertainment la»t week of this monili. ton, ! 5, reports L. E. Francis, assis- i | lant county agent. The first tour which was held August 4, visited the farms of Arthur Ireland at Greenville, i Antone Evers, Route 2, Forest Grove and Francis Chalmbers. Schefflin, where Holstein c&ttle, ; Hampshire sheep and Jersey tattle were judged. The second tour was held in the southera part of the county and sheep, Guernsey cattle and Chester White hogs, and Jersey Cattle were judged at the farms of Er nest Hite, Hiteon; Frank Set- niker. Route 2, Hillsboro; and W. T . Putnam and Sons farm at Farmington. These livestock judging touru were held for the purpose of , giving the 4-H club members >n- I struction in judging, in prepar ation for the county 4-H judg- ! ing contest, which will be held Friday, August 19, states Fran cis. The first and second place teams will represent the county at the State Fair and Pacific In ternational livestock judging con- ! tests. Uncle Sam’s “ Peace Table’ at New York W orld’s Fair 1939 CHURCH SECURES NEW MINISTER The Christian Church ha» Just sertirrd the services of E. K. Coulter as pastor of the congregation. Mr. and Mrs. Coulter recent ly returned from Texas and w:h make tbelr home In Beaverton ns soon as a residence can bt ! secured. Mr. ('oulte'r attended Johnson 1 Bible College in Tennessee anu Mrs. Coulter, Drake University, | NEW YORK— (Special)— CJiant Des Moines, Iowa, both finish steamxhovels are tearing away at the soil and hundreds of men are ing their cours« In Eugene, Ore gon. Both have pleasing per working on the $3.000,000 Federal Area for the New York World’s sonalities and are talented work ers, so the congregation Is for- i Fair where Uncle Sam will pre side, figuratively, a* a 1939 world t ii irate In securing their service». Their work begins In the pulpir | peace table that is expected to have a lasting beneficial effect at nnde. N E W SEAT COVERS TO REPLACE OLD upon international relations. Uncle Sam will be represented by a huge Federal Building which will be placed at the head of a Hall of Nations, where foreign coun tries, 64 of which have agreed to participate, will show their ofTlcial exhibits at the Fair. All the buildings will be grouped around an enormous parade ground which will be the scene of parades, pageants, drills and other colorful events of a like nature, and where many thousands of Fair visitors will gather on opening day to listen to a speech by President Roosevelt The architect is Howard L. Cheney. This structure, which is now be ing built under the direction of the United States New York World's Fair Commission, will contain ex hibits interpreting the background and functions of the legislative, judicial and executive branches of government. Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace is Chairman of the Commission and its membership includes Secretary of Commerce Roper, Secretary of Labor Perkins Senators Wagner and Copeland of New York and White of Maine and Representatives Merritt and Wads worth of New York and McRey nolds of Tennessee. The Methodist church is to have new brown seat covers to replace the old ones which are quite faded. They match the color of the psw« and blend writi. the rest of the decorations. A bout half of them are now in place and the rest will be ready
