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The Only Newspaper Devotedly Exicusively to the Interests of Eastern Washington County.
Volume XVIII
Itfaw rlon, Washington County, Oregon,
Beaverton
Boys Top
Amateurs
Fronted
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In The W EEK S NEWS
CURRENT EVENTS PHOTOGRAPHED FOR
THE REVIEW
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SPAINO «ad M l i# I
ladies coi» bloetam out
■V-i,
la new benaeti. se con
Ih * msa. Hsr* f l a s h
(Irlnq #m Bacii Allvel
Bucb model* sporls bel
mode el randa elotk
H40's taf uphol s i e r y
labile, lo show H lends
l'sell lo smart tailorlnq
rr>
ttollle
T ru itt o f Portland before u In rue
and appreciative uudlanre Tuesd-iy
nlliht In tin* V enetian T h eiitr* at
Ilillaboro, 21 nniaU tir a r t*
which
Inrludcd
W ash
m ore than
th irty
ington county younifatcra trod the
board* In true vsudelllan
Friday, March liii, 191(1
munner
t " R i v e the ruHtomer* n treat of
reul fle*h and blood entertainm ent
In the A m erica!^ L egion's fourth
annual am ateu r conteat.
Ap|dau*r wui voclferou* through
out the »how, but none louder nor
more enthuMlnatlc than when T ru itt
announced that the Judge*
had
votrd flint prize o f $15 to Calvin
behm an,
16-year old B eaverton
ro m rtle t who had ea rlier held full
atten tion of hla audience with a
very muxlclunly rendition of "T h e
Holy P ity ."
Equally popular with the audi
ence wm Alfred ltoyle*. IS. alao of
B eaverton, *ong wtyllat
with
a
• »ohool boy aoprano'' vole* w h o ,
u n it w eatern aong* with a rtistry |
and feeling A lfred wa* awarded ,
aecond prlre o f S10 by the Judge* j
Third prize of $ft waa divided
betw een eigh t boy* from P a cific
applause with a Hr d n -eto u eta o
university who won enthualaatlc
applauae with a double q u artet
rendition o f a N eg .o spiritual.
l.ynn Hail. 13-year old Hillaboro
pianist. wan fourth prize of $3.00.
w ltb au exceptionally
p er
forated ptano.aolo. FtfU l
paid $3.-10. went to Rob Bi
and D ick Real and W ayne Hhearer, j
both IS, who were billed aa "T h e
T ru m pet T rio " and perform ed aa
ruch In a highly aatlaractory m an
ner.
All In all the a ffa ir waa highly
eucceeaful, and I>eglon o fficia l* a n
nounced plane to continue the zer-
lea with a fifth annual «how ne«t
year.
MARTIAL LAW eslabUehed by*
Oklahoma over $202)00.000 Slate
Federal Grand River Dam. as
Malar H. B. Parris. Oklahoma No
tlonal Guard, coolers with Con
slructtoa Superloteodeol Town#.
Came Commission Offers
been planted this spring In the
parking areas.
"T h e trees won’t be ready
to
shade c a r* this fall when the fa ir
op« ns, but eventually wo hope to
have all c a rs parked In the shade
an«l on green g ra ss,” say* F a ir
M anager Leo Hpltzbart. T h is plant
ing place* trees In the entire p ark
ing space.
Sentence Postponed
In Assault Case
Pleading guilty Monday before
C ircu it Ju d g e R . F ra n k P ete rs to
ch arg es o f assau lt w ith in ten t to
kill, Charles Howard M iller, 4ft,
was paroled Into the custody of
J . W . Dixon and sen ten ce po dponed
Indefinitely upon the condition th at
M iller not m olest hla w ife, violate
Drunken Driving
nny of Ilia s ta te ’s crim in al U v « ,
Brings Heavy Fine
use Intoxicatin g liquor or be found
A rthur A. Anderson, P ortland, In possession o f firearm s.
who was arrested and booked
M iller was arrested M arch 12 on
F ebru ary 9 on a drunken driving th e com plaint o f his wife, who told
ch arge, reversed h is form er pleu o ffice rs th a t he had threatened
of not guilty Tuesday and waa aen- h er life with a rifle. O fficer« found
t n^cd to 30 day* in Jail and a M iller in a drunken condition In
fine of $100 and easts by Ju s tic e H r home.
Wm. Haven", of H illsboro. T h e ja il
T e rm s o f the co u rt’s stipulations
term wa» su sp end e! u n n pay-1 require th a t M iller report monthly
>to the d istrict atto rn e y ’s office.
m ent of the fine.
T h e Congress of the United
S ta te s han by concu rrent resolution,
and tha P resid ent o f the United
S la te s bn* by appropriate procla
m ation, designated th e 6th day of
April as Arm y Day. Accordingly,
I request th at the citizen s o f Ore
gon give suitable recognition to
th is date and consider its sign ifi
can ce fo r the w elfare o f the nation.
P a s t h lrtory shows th at seasons
of peace are painfully Interrupted
by period» o f w arfare. It reveal*
also th a t lack of preparation for
m ilitary action is alw ays costly and
*om e tim e* fa ta l to national ex-
istence. T h erefore, while we os a
people love peace and abhor war,
w< m ust not neglect the training
snd equipm ent of arm ed force*
ad equate fo r the proper protection
o f our cou ntry’s vital interests.
R e ce n t m onths have seen a con-
sid erable expansion o f ou r m ilitary
units, including our own N ational
Hobby Show
Scheduled
For April 5
<By George Gordon*
Everyone w ith a hobby Is In
v it'd to display It In the sixth an
nual bobby show, sponsored by the
Kiwi r I* club and the high school
T orch Honor, scheduled to be held
In
the
high school gym nasium
Apr4i 8
To accom m odate the diversity in
hob4,‘**- 6 re th ree m ajor divisions,
° , ,d e »chool, high school and non-
Com/'*tit4ve adults. E ach of these
tl4v4Mons have been divided into
1 lo 4 b coMectolns, stam p collections,
m4*c ‘‘U tiu ou s. self-m ade, and r.zt-
uraI e*h ib its. R ibbons will be given
^or 44lt three best hobbies in e a ch
o lv is '-n . A grand sw eepstakes will
a '* ° ^ Riven fo r the best repre-
Kentc - hobby o f the evening,
W hile the ju d ges which a re to
be selected by Mr. T alb ert, are de
ciding the prize w inning hobbies
a program Including H illsboro band
P eav ertcn
band, orch estra, glee
clubs, dium corps, ¿.«unpet solo by
Veteran Track Team
W ith veterans in nearly every Army Day Observance
event, a n o th er pow erful B eav erton Annual Affair
tr a d ! and «♦<$ «quad prap an
th e W orld
open th e ir long 1640 schedule by
W ar sta te com m ander. Captain Os-
en terin g th ree q u artets in the H i ll ,
relays a t Portland . F rid ay night. c* r K i u i ' r’ • » » « • n e e. th a t M ajor
E leven Ijrttermen and a strong ‘ G eneral C harles H. M artin, form er
g o v em o r o f Oregon will be honor
list o f new talen greeted Coach
M arble Cook’s eall to cin d er drill. ary ch airm an and C aptain Jo sep h
%
L e tten n en
retu rnin g a re :
Gale K. Carson, J r , m ayor o f Portland,
Em m ons. E ugene Sogn. w e ig h t;; will be the general ch airm an o f th e
O rville B ierly. Bob B arn es, L a r r y 1 1Sth annual « ^ ■ ‘v an cr o f Army
B lu n ck , sp rin ts; Glen P rin gle, half- *** in P o rtU n d ’ April 6. Colonel
m iler; D ick R an d all, hurdler; B ill IH C B ram baugh will be C hief o f
F o ste r, brood ju m p ; W illard R hor S ta f f
bock
poke vault, and Howard
Arm y Day was established in a
JohnBton and Louis Em m ons, high modMt «'■•V ln 1928 by the M ilitary
«••■ m p i .
O rder o f the W orld W ar. a national
I jum
L ast year, the B eav er squad won P *‘ rioUc
LIQUID OXYGEN EXPLOSIVE h
by U. B. McClsnd.
Follow ing plea* fo r leniency by j P h e a s a n t E g g s
a tto rn ey * fo r Shore*, the court a n
nounced th a t »entence would be
Do you wont to hatch out some
postponed until »ome tim e In the e x tra fine »how bird s? H era's your
future, upon condition that Shores I c nance.
m ake restitution of $1288.32 to J . I
The O tegon S ta te G am e com m is
M Im lay A Sons, feed d ealer* at i
sion
ha* a surplus o f show bird
Ki e<lvIII#: th a t he leave th e sta te |
only with special perm ission, and egg* of the ( ’.olden, A m herst, Sil
th a t report* be trad e m onthly to vers and R eeves variety of pheas
the court.
a n t* w hich will be given without
O. 8. Hendrlckunn, arrested S a t cost to ap p lican t* h * long •■» the
urday fo r driving with switched supply lasts. A pplicants m ust pay
license plates, pleaded guilty and tran sp ortation cost*. T h e commi«-
was fined $3 and ro sts and required h I oii also ham a limited surplus of
to obtain new plates for hi* car. show M ias th a t will be sold a t a
i nom inal price.
Both the eggs and the birds nre
Maples Are Planted At
located at the sta te gam e farm s at
State Fair Grounds
Kugcn« end Pendleton. A pplications
should
be made to F ra n k B. W ire,
Continuing
the
beau tification
program for the Oregon sta te fa ir ita te gome supervisor, 616 Oregon
ground*, 2«0 Norway m aple* have bulkung P ortland.
Governor
Proclaims
Army Day
Guard, end an intensified train
ing o f personnel. Arm y Day will
give citizens the opportunity to
observe the progress made fo r the
stren g th en in g o f our m ilitary ef-
fectiveneSk, and I invite the p e o -,Calv4r' L ehm an, and trio, co n sist-
pie o f Oregon on Army Day t o ‘ ****’
K ath erin e Thompson. Ma-
sludy the present condition a n d i4or4e
a *>d M arian S trau ss,
needs of of our d efense establish- W,U ^ * ,v en -
E n tiy b lan ks m ay be secured
m ent.
from M ist D uff, Torch Honor ad-
C H A R G E S A. S P R A G U E .
vtaor in d distributed on the local
Governor o f Oregon.
paper routes to co n tact adult hob-
! byists.
Beavers Will Have
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Embezzler Drawn
Delayed Sentence
Claude H. Shore*. 40, form erly
ot F o re s' d rov e, Tue*day drew a
postpone I aentence from Circuit
Ju d g e R F ra n k P e te r* on a recent
conviction of a ch arg e of larceny
by e m b ’/alrment.
Number 18
Cook Files For
Superinlendeut
association
of
c o m m it
every dual, trian g u lar, and quod- s,on* d o « 4« « « o f the world war.
1 rangu lar m eet in w hich it partic«- 14 4a no~
universnlly ob-
((atet,
served as a patriotic holiday, like
Lawmen Set Teeth
For Chicken Dinner
The 1940 B eav erto n tra c k ached- N ational D efen se Day. N avy D ay
! j e.
and A rm istice D ay. w ith oth er vet-
M arch* 29—Hill
land
relays
at
P ort- «,a n »' ‘nd p atriotic organizations
and federal, state- and m unicipal
confine-
April 5—In te rcla ss m eet at B ea- officials cooperating.
L ast
year.
. .
em ulating P resid ent R oosevelt, th e
m ent it plates o f succu lent fried verton.
;
April 10—T ria n g u la r m eet at V an- governor-» o f p ractically every state
T h e non-partisan jo b o f county ch ick en will hold
a
prom inent
issued proclam ations. Army Day
school superintendent looms as the place on the schedule when the
April
12—H ayw ard
relays
at having been o fficially and perm a-
The
apprehension
and
hotly contested position on the pri Northw.vit P eace O ffice rs’ associa- Eugene.
nently recognized by congressional
m ary ballot w ith th e filing o f three tlon m eets here Frid ay evening.
April 1 7 - H illsboro and F o rest resolution.
¡ Army Day was Inaugurated "To
m ore cand id ates fo r the post this April 12. S h e riff J . W . Connell re- « ro v e at B eav erton.
April 1 8 - P en tath lo n a t M o la.h , bring to the attention of the pub-
week. Incum bent O. B. K ra u s had vealed this week. L. R . M cGinnis.
ju stice of the peace a t Corvallis
April 20- T Y V league m eet at lie. our A r m y -w h a t it stands fo r
alread y filed hla Intention o f run
and w hat it needs— h II to aid in
and
president
o
f
the
o
ffice
rs
’
.B
eav
erton
ning to succeed him self.
May 1— Dual m eet at McMinn- the great problem of n a tlo m l ie -
L. M arble Cook, a th letic coach of group, has confirm ed the date for
ville.
fense.»
B eav erton high scool, was first to the next m eeting of the association.
May 3—County m eet a t H illsb o ro .! Com m enting on this y ear's ob-
T h e evening program will
be
file against K rau s. R e x Jo n e s, the
U _ D i s t r i c t m eet at B ea- servance. L ieu tenan t
Com m ander
May
principal of H illsboro ju n io r high preceded by a 6 o'clock chicken
Charles A. Mills, Com m ander-in-
verton.
school, and P . J . H aas o f Alohn, dinner in the hall dining room.
May 17—3U ie~ meet at Corvallis. C hief o f the Military' O rder of th e
principal
o f
the
A loha-H uber Connell said.
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W orld W ar, said recen tly :
A
rrangem
ents
are
being
com
schools were the oth er two to de
"W ith the arm ed fo rces o f so
pleted fo r an en tertain m en t and Fijfht Lands Low ers
clare th eir candidacies.
m any cou ntries engaged in activ e
W . A. Tupper filed form al dec speaking program , to be announced In Hospital. Jail
.h ostilities, we are profoundly g rate-
laration o f h is Intention to run later.
F istcu ffin g . Paul B inyan style, in . ful as we prepare fo r this y ear’s
to succeed him self as county clerk.
the woods n ear G lenw ood’ Sunday observance o f Army Day In Am eri-
O th er county o ffices drew forth
night sen t Jo h n Mike Davis, 62. ca that our arm y is occupied with
no a ctiv ity today and th ere re Portland Nurseryman
w atchm an fo r the Consolidated peace-tim e train in g. W ith much o f
m ains only four m ore days fo r fil Guest Speaker
Logging com pany to a F o rest Grove the world a t war. we have felt it
ing. However C lerk Tupper expects
»*.
rci .
G ilb ert M iner from the Portland hospital, and resulted in W illiam necessary to strengthen our Arm y
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R ose nu rsery will be a guest speak- H. Cop, R2, also a w atchm an for in personnel, equipm ent and train -
Most's Monday evening.
ei a t the Huber garden club m eet- the logging com pany, being booked Ing. T his stiffen in g of our national
lug next Tuesday evening, at 8:00 in the county ja il Tuesday on an defense does not m ean th a t th ere
p .m , April 9, in the H uber com - open charge.
1# ®ny Increased likelihood of ou r
Finnish Aid Need
m crctal club hall.
Davla is said to have received being involved in war. On the con-
Held Greater
HIs talk will be on shrubs, ever- severe fa ce and head Inju ries in trary, a position o f readiness fo r
F erd G roner, veteran Scholls or- greens and flowers. Also placing, the altercatio n betw een Cop and defense actu ally lessens the danger
ch ard ist and county ch airm an of ca re and soil required. He will an- him self.
involvment.
the F in n ish re lie f fund drive, de sw er any questions pertainin g to
Cop, when questioned Tuesday.
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clares th a t the need for fin an cial garden work.
would not disucss the a ffa ir, ac-
K IW A N IS G l 'E S T
aid th ere had been Increased by
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j cording to S h e riff J . W. Connell.
recent developments.
4-H L E A D E R S TO M E E T
Davis, from his hospital bed. told
County Agent W illiam Cvru.-* was
G roner, em phasizing his con ten
R e g u lar m onthly m eeting of the j D eputy S h e riff R . H. B usch and guest sp eak er W ednesday niaht a t
tion with a personal donation of W ashington county 4-H club leaders S erg ean t W alter H atfield of the the regular m eeting of the B e a
$30. pointed out th a t the F in n ish ls set fo r Tuesday night in the sta te police th at Cop assaulted him verton K iw anis club. C yril* dis-
people are faced w ith a gigantic HlUaboro C ham ber of Com m erce with ro cks and a club as the two cussed the present statu s of W ash
reconstruction task , a fte r having rooms. H illsboro clubs will be in were en route to th e ir respective ington county ag ricu ltu ral crops
lost part of th eir country to an In ch arg e o f the program fo r the w atchm an posts, trav eling on n and m ethods as com pered wtti\
m eeting.
com pany speeder.
, those of a generation ago.
vader.