T h e B eaverton R eview
The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively to the Interests of Eastern Washington County.
BEAUTY AT THE NETS
Notice to Subscribers
Captures High Honors
f
At Oregon State Fair
Since acquiring The Beaverton Review, we
have been checking over the list and find that
there are several who are in arrears on the sub­
scription account. We want you all to receive
the paper but must insist that the subscription
price, $1 per year, be paid in advance. We note
that the price has heretofore been $1 per year
when paid in advance and $ 1 .5 0 when allowed to
run in arrears a year or more. Under our plan
Grades Located in Fine New
Building-—Hand Goes
to State Fair
B eayertou Mull school opened
u,-. scheduled T uuaduy morning
mid ntudotita are flint falling Into
I lit* h ' I hhi I work routine.
A »pedal assembly <>f tin* lilu i
school
wiim
held
thin
after
in m in, Till» mu » tlie flr»l ■»■i)tn-
bly of (la- year, under u new »el
Kay Klammer», who I» In this
1 country to participate In women'«
tenni» tournament», I« ronnldrrrd
one of the prettlr«! of the tenni*
(irla . Ml»» Klammer« I« the rank*
In* HrllUh tenni» «Ur.
Stipe to Build New
Cold Storage Plant
Kliner Htlpe
In
anticipating
building a modern cold storage
plum und locker ayjtein on the
.n orth aide of the hlghwuy oppo
| «lie the city.
Thin wilt lie au appreciated Im-
i provement
In
Beaverton.
We
' have »con cold «forage plants op­
erated «ucceK«fully In town» much
■mailer than Beaverton
It »111
go over big here.
liK A IIR M i'll0 0 1 . M O M
Cl rude school (o t off to a fly
In* «tart Tuesday . when for the
flr«t time tlie cla»« room« and
hallwtiya
»'ere
filled
with
a
noiay, happy (hron* of boy* nnd’
alrla
I lot h teacher« and pupil*
III III K \II MKWM
are dellxlited with the new quur.
The Kcbekab Needle und Bo.
le r* and eyerythlnK
»eem»
to
point toward a very happy and ria l rlub mot at Mr». J . Thump,
A
sucrea*ful arhool year. The en. •on'* grove la»i Thursday.
rollment to date 1« 236 which ta I lovely pot luck dinner wan »or.
a few leaa ,hnn ou opeuinu ilny ved (o tyenty ladle*. A very good
i tin« wuu enjoyed by «11-
laat year.
The club •» making plan* for
.Stdewulk» are being laid around
d aaca to be
the new building und an area di '.i card p e n ,
the en»i entrance 1« being cov­ given Saturday. Sept. 24th at 8
ered with «ravel an that the bu». P in in the I () 0 . F hall,
e • •
* ch and other ear» may drive In
On Sept. 2nd Kebekah lodge
there.
I No 248 of Beaverton made a vl*.
1 It to Sterling 239 Itebekah lodge
OPEN Mill MJ. t Ml I I I MS
T h e prt‘*idenl,
Florence I .ucit», o|»-nuti>r ol l:it Tori land.
the H oronce le uiily Shop re. ¡C arrie Itlejiert, of the Kchekuli
port» u flue turn out ut her open j assem bly, of Medford made her
hou»c celebration )u»t Thursday official vialt. Six member« from
oboervln* her flr»4 anniversary in 'B eav erton attended a« fo lio » » :
Beaverton.
There were between | Mr. and Mr». W arner. Mildred
th irty .fiv e und forty guests coll, Offleld, lad* I>oy!e. Myrtle Hard,
Huiuberg.
eil during the afternoon mid all mull nnd H omr
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were greatly Impressed by the
Beaverton Rebekah lodge No
aoft w ater ahampoo they received.
248
and I O 0 . T. lodge No. 252
Mi»» M arjorie John«on «**l»ted
during the open house
Mr». Mc- are having n joint plrnic at l a .
K erclier acted an
honienn
und fuycttr park thin coming Sunday.
nerved coffee und euke to ull of All m em ber* will m eet at the
the callers. .Many compliment» . Odd Fellows hall a t 11 u in. to
wore received throughout the af. secure ride» for everyone.
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We plan on making a number of improve­
ments in our newspaper. We desire to give you
the best newspaper of which we are capable, and
which the advertising income will justify.
If you know your subscription is aot paid in
advance we would be very glad to have you call
and get started with a clean slate.
GLENN MILLFR, Publisher.
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Ill I T I R r o s
» N I H O
SOI i B A U .
i o l 1(8 U H M
T IK E DEPARTM ENT t D ps
I l i l t h I OK 1(1 It M, M i l l II t
The Beaverton Fire Department
has purchased a
second
hand
truck and have started work on
It. They will put on a tank that
will hold approxiately 600 gal.
Ions of water, and a pump- When
this 1* completed the fire hoys
will be able to answer all calls
out of the city limits.
At the regular meet ng of the
Beaverton
Kiwwais
Wednesday,
announcement was made by L
A. G ritten, district manager of
(he W est ('oa?t Telephone com.
pany, that he is recommending
to bln company a program of
| complete modernization
of
the
I XUCCCHM.
Beaverton
telephone
system .
Tentative plans include the con.
A BIIM IID M Ml HPHIKE
-ruction of a new building and
ahe installation of
a
modern,
M um K athyre Miller and Earl
Leopold Stow kow ski. the orches­ lamp signalling common battery
Miller were both pieanantly sur-
prined Sunday evening on their tra leader, in shown here an he re­ swill-bboard of the latest type
recently
from
Europe. ,Vt the same time the outside
18th and 20th birthday*
They turned
were both born on the same day Though willing to discus* any and plant and pole line* will be re­
— only two yearn apart.
Friend* all other subjects. Stowkowski re­ conditioned and practically every
from Bank.*, F o rest Grove and fused to answer all questions per­ telephone in the system changed
type.
Mr.
Beaverton met at the home of taining to Greta Garbo with the to one of modern
Ml»» Thelm a Burns and fro.T statement that he "never discussed Gritten stated that the co *t of
personal affairs.” He and the mo­ ¡this modernization program would
th eie went to the J . H. Millei
tion picture star have been touring be heavy. Inasmuch a s the pres,
home where they surprised Ear!
Europe together this summer and
ent Beaverton rates are quite out
and Kathyne. After games were
there have been rumor* of their en­
of line with those of exchange*
played a delightful repast wa- gagement.
of sim ilar s'ze, a «light increase
served.
K Jth were recipients of
in the rates for certain service
many lovely gifts.
will be necessary.
However, no
changes from the present set up
I NEW I.KVDE Mt IIOOI. TO III
will be made without the full ap.
K I I I . T AT IIIEEMHOKO
proval o f everyone concerned in
’
The Public Works A dm inistra­
Beaverton.
Some tim e
in
the
tion has received an application
near future,
every
Beaverton
from I.. C. Lomax, clerk of Wash*
telephone subscriber will be in.
ington County School
D istrict
EAither
M
axwell.
Superintend,
terviewed and given exact in.
No. 7 fo r a grant of $102.150 to
aid in building a new grade school ent of St. Mary’s High School, form ation as to the improvements
proposed.
the
suggested
new
and swimming pool and remod­ Huber, has announced the arriva
eling the present school building of the new football coach on the rates and service, and how it will
!
Mr. Gerald B. Fahey affect him
Mr. Gritten made 't
at Hillsboro, PWA Regional Di­ campus.
rector announced.
Total cost of w ho learned his football under clear that whatever ¡» done will
construction will be about $227,-1 Adam W alsh at San ta C lara and only be carried out in confor.
000. F. M Stokes, Portland an- l u,ld? r t! US P 0 ™ " at Go? zaKa wi! 1 mance with the desires of B ea.
ch itect, ___
__________, . guide the destinies of St. Mary’s verton subscribers a fte r all the
has ______
drawn preliminary
plans
, ath etic teams
this
year.
The facts have been placed before
The application will he sent to '*W atch rh a rm ’’ ? uard 18 wel1 them for diserssion and approval.
The program was in charge of
W ashington for approval.
, eqmppr d to take over the po«i.
_____________________ tion of director of ath letics and
L. W. Sh ort, local wire chief of
L, A
HOl.BOkK I tEIJ DI M. MOLD
’
1 U p
’ " the. telephone company.
The building known as the Hoi- f end," B th* arrivaI of M,r' * * G ritten spoke about the aston­
boke building, form erly owned by he>' 3 " *
«n old St. ishing world development of the
telephone industry in recent years
the W ar Veterans state aid com- Mar> * sCar' has becn * e ttln K ^
hoys in condition for the formal M. G. Staton, d istrict engineer
mission, was sold last week to
Henry Mayfield.
This b a ili ng ° ^ nin(r of ro'5»lar practice ses. for the company, presented an
interesting "ta lk ie ” covering the
has been occupied for the past j s,ons-
telephone sy.=tem in G reater New
year by the R H. Spencer sh o p .;
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York.
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J O B S DAED1ITKK.M MEET
New Football Coach at
St. Maty's High School
T he lleuverion softball team
ban entered the state soflb.', C.
tournam ent sponsored by the A
G. Spalding Bros »porting good*
«tore. All games will be played
on grounds at various city parks
a t Portland.
,
T h e first round contests began
on Septem ber 7th- and will con­
tinue through to Monday. Sep ­
tem ber 12th.
Beaverton’s first BEAVERTON ELEC TR IC ON
1 3 1 H HOME FO R S E A M S
opponent will be Tortlund Colice
The Beaverton E lectric are now
a t Peninsula at 8 :3 0 o ’cloca. p.
on their thirteenth
home for
m. on Septem ber 12th
wiring and
installing
electric
I I H U T I O N FOB DDK V » M C I range« and water heaters for the
The first regular meeting of Owen Home com iony in B’eavcr-
T h is is a re.
the Order of thi* Eastern S ta rs ton and vicinity.
will he held on Wednesday eve­ liable guage of the building that
ning. Sept
14 at the Mr.xenle ha» been going on here this »uni.
mer.
taU
A reception will be held for
Y. G. A NEMM
Dora Stipe, A ssociate Graa-I M a­
tron.
The newly organized Wushin,
3Ye have sold a lot of sub. I The first meeting of the Order
tun County Young Granger's Aux­ scriptions to the Beaverton Re. of Jo b s Daughters Behel No. 20
and was held Monday night at the
Mr. and M rs. Iaiule llughson iliary will meet in the G ia n g cjv ie w the past couple weeks
e v e -1 they are still coming in
Several Masonic hall. There was a good
and fam ily niovejl to Kockaway Hull at Hillsboro Tuesday
lwve taken advantage
of
our atterd anee present.
Monday-
The Hughnon family ning. Sept. 13. at 8 o’clock
This organization includes all clubbing offer on page 3 of this
Inspection and initiation will
are long tim e residents of Bea.
verton and the community feels grange members ages 14 to 30 issue and are buying some .cheap be held on Monday, September
We invite all grang- w inter’s reading.
If you have 19th.
Honored guests will
be
they have lost u worthy fam ily. inclusive.
n ot
subscribed or renewed grand officers of Portland. Grand
Mr. Hughson has been in poor e rs and prospective granger* to
nttend this meeting. No m ld i-!you r s ’tb'cription. now would be
Guardian Mrs. Ackerson and Ac­
•»•alth for some tim e, i
this a good time to drop in and at. sociate
Grand
Guardian
.Mr .
clim ate at the coast teem s to tional dues are required in
organization. •
..| te n d to that little m atter.
Thomas.
give him relief.
New York’s Fair and Skyline, AU in G ne Picture
\ IIEAI T I F I I. YARD
We had the pleasure of viewring
the la c k yard of Mr and Mr*.
Klmet Stipe the oilier day, und
we uiu»t Miy we were overwhelm,
ed. There were the moat beauti­
ful ro»e» we have ever »een. The
fhrubery and tree», and two lily
pool» form u perfect background
for a »eene of beauty not to he
excelled.
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M. W. \. PLAN OPEN MEETING
The Modern Woqdmen of Amer*
lea have planned an open m eet­
ing this evening at Aloha Grange
lia II at 8 p. in.
The Committee in chnrge prom­
ises n good ti»>** •" all those a t­
tending Entertainm ent of various
kind» and refreshm ents will be
plentiful.
Member* and fam il­
ies and friend* are invited to be
prêtent.
Miss lla ir l Hurst. 22-year-old
blind girl of Oneonta, N. Y., whose
"seeing eye” do* wan refused »d-
mlNslon Into England, returned to
New York recently. She said she
had only herself to blame for her
dinicultles and had hern treated with
every courtesy In Eondon. The min­
ister of agriculture, she said, had
e x p re ss e d regret that he could not
give the permit for her dog to en­
ter u n le ss It spent the usual six
jp ontha in quarantine,
£
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New Building and Modem
Equipment for Beaverton
Subscribers
• e
ternoon, and b o u q u et» of flower»
A pot luck dinner was given
were sent by Mr» Berg und ,Mr». i
I
Tuesday
evening at 6 :3 0 o’clock
M eKercher.
; fur ttohekuliH arid Odd Fellow«
Duke I'la sen and t'laren ce U . and their friends at the hall. A
fond, after aeverul day»' tux»»’, Mocial evening ya* enjoyed.
Tallowing the dinner the reg.
u n ir Cannon beach, hugged au *
elk
Many of the huslne»» men ular meeting of the Hebekahs
report! the livik» a» mighty fine. > » a» held.
HER ‘SEEING EYE’
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M. E. t III IH II NEWM
The ladies aid or the M. E.
ch u rch sponsored a silver tea
| Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 7. A"
large nuui(>er of
Indies
were
present.
Hosternes were Mrs.
Holrntnh and Mrs. Simuk.
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At u meeting of the Sunday
School hoard Wednesday evening,
plans were discussed
Dir
the
coming year.
T eachers for the
different classes were chosen.
Kalpb Moore Announcer ■( F air
Ralph Moore, local Standard
Oil employe, Is the chief announ­
c e r over the Standard Oil speak,
er system a t the sta te fair at:
Salem thin week.
TELEPHONE CO.
, PLANS EXPANSION
SILENT ON GARBO
E. E. McCormack, who live« on
Niel.-on road, 1« excusably ju bi­
lant thi« week over the winning
by hi« pr.ze Du roc hoar. M iracle
j Boy. at the »late fair at Salem
¡yesterday
Miracle Boy took fir«i
lover ull conte»ant« in the senior
yearling d a * . He al*o won fir f
at the ciadu tm a» county fair at
< anby !a.*t week.
Mr. McCor.
I m ack’» aucce»» I* all the more
• gratifying when it ik con»idered
I lie la practically a newcomer in
the hog »bow buxine«». Hi* many
; Beaverton friend» olfer congrat
| illation» and wish him continued
the price is $1 a year to everybody—occasional
advertiseis and all, and there will be no compli-
inentaries.
Those in arrears on their accounts
may settle now at the $1 per year rate.
if uffluw » uu Ifni iui!i Tw llt
presiding.
Tile »tudenl body of
flee r* were Inlrndeeed I > new a n "
incoming »llldenll.
1 he lleavi r
tun I nmu I w»» pre»euted In a •toorj’
entertainm ent. (eiiturliiK »Ik tw lr.
ling m ajorette«
The »liideni body Initiated the
fre»hiueu Inin the yel! and pruc-
tlred with I hem |<> give them the
proper It II H plrit
lui ml In E n r
The llinvertiin high acluwil tiand
will he K U e»l* of
the
Oregon
Jo u rn o ! Junior» on Suiurilny. In
Portland the band
will
tuareli
from the Jo u rn al building to the
union depot, and In Haletn will
inurrh to the fulr ground*
Thi»
1» un annua! uffulr und the hand
run«liler* tin* free trip a rare
treat
Subscription. $1.00 per yr. In Advance
Beaverton, Washington .County, Oregon Friday, Sept. 9, 19M.
VOLUM E X V I, NO. 41.
I.ADY
E H k ACCOMPANIES
T H. \KD ¥ 0 1 . NG 4 0 1 I'l.E
Two Tigard people can con­
sider theitaielves lucky when they
escaped
practically
uoharmeu
Tuesday when their ca r was bad­
ly damaged a fter plunging over
a 30 foot embankment on N. \V.
St. Helens road.
M is* Alma Jao p o and E. E.
Albertson, driver of the car, r e ­
ported he swerved from the road­
way to avoid crashing with two
cars without lights.
The m achine overturned twice
alter plunging down the em bank­
m en t
EHKJMTIAN
ENDEAVOR NEWS
Four S tate Christian Endeavor
Union leaders including Howard
,Cole, president
Dr. W alter My­
ers, field eecretary; Clark Enz.
citizenship superintendent;
Flill
B a rrett, C. E. publications sruper.
in terd en t; will lead W ashington
Un'on members in a rally at
Reedville church Friday evening.
Sept. 9 at 8 p. m As the state
C. E. program and objecive* will
be explained it is important that
every society in the county have
a representative present.
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NEW Y O R K — P roxim ity of the New York W orld’s F a ir 1939 to
M anhattan Is shown in this "lo catio n ” photograph taken frem the
Berm uda Clipper "C a v a lie r" flying above the G overnm ent Zone of
the exposition. The fam iliar skyscraper skyline of M anhattan is
•hown here nine m ile* away hut within fifleen m inutes ride by rail.
Note the patterns of buildings, foundations, gardens, and thor­
oughfares em erging in the Central E xh ib it Area and the fine finish
% c-j *
-'..a '
of lands-aning about the steelw ork of the 700 foot Trvlon and 200 foot
Ferisphere and along the broad C onstitutional M ail.
Shown right, are the elevated track s of the IR T -B M T subway
syr!-nns and. nearer, the Long Island Railroad tracks crossing the
lowered Grand Central Parkw ay E xtension. The pontoon of the plane
ob«cures view of the Triborough Bridge, one of the main approaches
to the Fair. The buildings shown are among forty already under
construction.
“ A flapper's chauffeur needn't use
his head—she only expecta him U
use hia arms and neck.”