T h e B eaverton R ev iew
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Volume XVIII, No. 36
BEAVERTON,
FIRE RAZES
WASHINGTON COUNTY. ORKfiON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1940
The WEEKS NEWS
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HOUSE AND
CURRENT EVENTS PHOTOGRAPHED POR
THE REVIEW
CONTENTS
M r * destroyed Hi* houa« on
th« old K insey plu«« * » ily Wcd-
m orning. T h e place w it
occupied by M r. and Mr». J i n .
A i n iuul (heir tw o u im
M r».
A i n «n*l h w n io lh tr, who ha«
*
restau ran t
In 1'ortland had
*«•>«< lo upon tbw place for bu»l-
Q*aa T h * two boya bad gone to
Haa«ld* for a nhort o u tlu c . Mr
A i n waa In the baru m ilk ing .
When hr «Jlscovored Ih * blaze.
It wm too la t* to aav* much
plone, but b * want into th * house
attem pting to curry out what
bo cou ld . Ilia offorta saved lit-
tl*. bowovor. aa really valuable
piece» o f fu rn ltu r* a r * loo d lf.
gloull to m o w fo r one man to
m o t« a lo n *.
Said Mias Hanson “I won my
scholarship by having my work
done on tim e and read y. I won
it from
the B eav erton
grade
sch oo l. I m ade a hand tow el, hot
dl»h holder, d ress, ^ - o n . and
som e d arn in g '
When asked if she w as In­
terested In going on w ith this
work. Miss Hanson replied that
she an a. eith er in cooking or
i newtag. U lead er* w ere avatt*
! ab le.
J l r . Maaou exam ined hlin and
prououuced him suffering from
esrbansilou and Inhrtled sm oke,
b u t otherw ise not In any «lun­
g e r. I'o r some tim e he lay on
the ground unable to rlae.
The fam ily will m ake th e ir re-
ald« n o- In a brooder liouae on
th e place until they a re able to
te oth er plaua.
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Eighteen W ashington County
women hat«* register eil for th«
annim l
H oinem aker’«
V a ta iio n
«snip ul Ihe Hllv«-r t ’re«>k
It« *
c r r a t lo ia l Aren Aurual t-H This
group will Join with Jo C lacka-
Mins Couulv women for a f i r "
t h ) real cam p at which they
will
enjoy
sw im m ing, feuding.
Im «k«tiy. cam p fires,
d iscu ss ton.
groups, needle c ra fts and natu re
study, "according to KaihW-en Mo-
C rae. Home D em onstration
A*
g e n t.
W ashington County women re -
gtsterm l for the cam p Include:
M rs.
K a tte m a n . M rs.
Ilarnes.
M rs Roe. and M rs. T horne from
f e d » " M ill: Mrs M organ. Mrs
P u lton . M rs. J . P. Cooper from
G asto n :
M rs. Ile n ry I ’. esae
of
th d 'o lls;
M r*. F ran k H erlel
of
Hoy; Mrs .1. I I . H ayes o f W est
P n lo n ; V u rjorle Puylaert of O-
regon
C ity : M rs.
S tra tto n
of
fllenw nod ; Mrs
H etrick of C or­
n e liu s; M rs. Jn q u lth of S h e r­
w ood:
Mae Oitoper o f F o rest
G ro ve;
Groce Robinson, Tuivlu*
tin : C onstance
Norton.
Farm
R e se ttle m en t Sup ervisor, McMin­
n v ille : and
Genevieve
Jo n e s,
M etnlnnvllle.
CHEMISTRY AIDS
MODERN COOKS
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CHRISTIAN ENDEA­
VOR CAMP HELD
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'g i r i n o
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fish
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th ,B -
««(»•• 1,1 v
Heuvorton high sch oo l's foot-
trull prow ess luis come to Hie
atten tion o f I,. H. G regory, In
the O regonian, whore tils T h u rs­
day m orning "S p o rts G ossip’’ c o l­
umn «'urrlcd the follow ing Item :
“ B eav erton high, which sent
F ra u k Em m ons to Oregon four
>eara ago and will probably acini
his b ro th er Gal«, a lso a fu ll­
back. th ere th is full, fo r th ree
seaso n s under Coach I.. M arble
Cook bun dom inated the T u alatin
valley league with 23 con secu ­
tive^ victories and f>l!i point* .i-
gulnnat 1 0 3 ."
Fritnk Etusmins. has ju st slgued
up with the Philad elphia E a g ­
les, o f the .National P rofessional
F oo tball L eag u e. He Is a t home
here In B eav erton a t present,
hut will leave Sunday for Chi­
cago to go Into trnlning for the
A ll-S ta r game, to be played there
1 August 2 9 .
Im m ediately
a fte r
the game he will go on to P h il­
ad elphia.
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DRIVER KILLED
IN BAD ACCIDENT
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H arry A . S m ith of Portland
was killed ami two im seenger*
In hla c a r tmdly hurt when his
c a r plunged’ headlong Into a pas-
! sin g empty log train n ea r the
can n in g fa cto ry in H illsb o ro e a r ­
ly Tu esd ay m orning
T h e men wore on th eir way to
cam p n ear Manning, and v m
a part of the con stru ction crew-
working on the W olf Creek high­
way.
Tw o o f the em pty anrs were
derailed nnd the one h it bv the
auto hatlly b u ck led . The «tilo
i was dragged about forty fee*,
j and p ra ctica lly dem olished
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A very su ccessfu l W ashington
County C h ristian E nd eavor cam p
ended a t S h e a r e r ’s P ark . H illside
Frid ay m orning, one «lay e a rly .
T h e early clo se was caused by
the rainy w eather .
T h ere w ere 3C young people
I ftom -various sectio n s o f the
AMERICANS UNDER ARMS In m aneuvers this summer ar«
costnty. Keedville C . E . society
consuming S I 3.7S0 pounds at coflee, a t live cups d aily per
I had the larg est representation.
soldier. Here New York National Guardsm on In training at
with nine delegates In atten -
Camp Smith h a re their second breakfast cup.
- d a n ce .
T h e m ornings w ere spent In
c la ss e s o f worship. B ib le study,
and b etter m eetings. During tbe
afternoon, sw im m ing, ball gam es,
and oth er types o f recreatio n
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w ere en jo y ed .
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By M rs. Georg«! Sanford
Announcem ent was made re- , V arious sp eakers w ere present
You can add days to the life cently |n S a n ta Monloa, C alif
for the ®Ten*n *
m eetings, and
of many rut flow er*
In your of
engagem ent and forthcom - 0,1 T 'k‘* dav evening W a lte r My-
l.otne If you will follow a
few lnjf nm rrlage of Miss H elen Vee- - I e r ’ the S ,a te
Field 8 * c re ,a ry
common
»euse ptacU ces that alt
k^r
to Gaylortl W||son of |g,‘< and Mr* ’ Meyer w^ e ,h e * ue8ts
good florist» u se .
A ngeles, graduate o f n««averton
Tbo8e in c b a r* e ° f ,h * cam:>
Out your flow er» In the earlv Hllfh
Mti>K V ecnker is W ere: Mr* ’ n ° rence S h a w ’
m orning or late evening, and
a popular m em ber o f the you,,-
Crl° '?
ManaKf r.:
H an-
m ake a long sla n tin g c u t. T h is
sen. B ethany, a ssista n t m anager*
ger set in S a n ta Monica and is
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D oris W eber. F o re st Grove. Dean
keeps the stem from restin g fla ’. a
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of G irls, and M rs. B ern ice P arks
on the liottoin o f the recep tacle,
also a re well known to Santa
F o re st Grove, c o o k .
and cu ttin g o ff the w ater supply.
Mouiruns. her fath er being V ice
T h e many donations weTe ve­
Flow«»ts with gummy or m ilky
P rincipal of San ta M otile* Hlgti
ry muaii appreciated, and thanks
Ju lees I d th eir stem s, like Pop­
S ch oo l. She Is a niece o f M rs.
is extended to everyone who In
ples. hollyhocks, dahllu, mlgtion
W tn. F . Cam pbell of the S ch o lls-
any way helped Tnake th e cam p
e ttes, hydrungea, and w ater li­
F e rry Road, and spent part of
a su cce ss.
ly ue«Hl th eir stem sealed at the
la st w inter visiting h ere.
tim e o f c u ttin g . If the ju ice s
escu|*e, no amount of w ater will
refresh the flo w ets. E ith er burn
Is a graduate of Oregon
the tips o f stein ends with a tim e.
Fred A ntrobus. 72. town mas-
flam e, or dip in boiling water S ta te C ollege, and Is now em-
ployed
at
the
Douglas
A
ircraft
ahal
here, is trav elin g on e m t-
one and one h a lf in ch es deep
p lant
In lais A n geles.
ches as the resu lt o f a fall on a
for ahtvtit half u m in u to .•
he is
a son o f A . E . W ilson, flight of s ta irs down w hich he
I/in«l p lants react b etter to
form erly m ayor, nnd , je w eler in w-as e sco rtin g an alleged drun-
burning, while w ater plant» p re ­
B eav erto n .
ken niah.
T h e la tte r. George
fer the boiling wuter tre a tm e n t.
T h e wedding will !>e perform ed W right was lodged in Ihe eoun-
K«-ep out o f d ra fts and ch an g -
som etline during the early part ty ja il at H illsboro to fa c e .,
w ater dally.
o f Septem ber,
and the young ch a rg e o f being drunk nnd dls-
cottple will m ake their home In ord erly.
(.os A n geles.
Antrohus suffered strain ed leg
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ligam ents, nnd the in ju ry may
a » «
prove se rio u s .
Oils C . H atfield, tra n sien t, was
In the W ashington county Jail,
facing a ch arg e of Hssault anti
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The ajinut^l picnic of the W ash-
robbery, follow ing his a rre s t e a r ­
I he m em bers of the C h iistin .i pigton county Oddfellows w ill he
ly Tuesday In Portland on i-om- Endeavor
at
the
rh u rch
o: held Sunday a t Shu te park In
pluint o f C . R . Moore o f P o rt­ t hrlst held a w elner roast Tue«- H illsb oro. Edwin Bowman is in
land employed a t Camp MeNa- day evening In the picnic ground* ch arg e of a rra n g em e n ts. A sho«t
m er on the W ilson riv e r. Moore at the Lyndon Myers hom e. Th<s program and sports events will
said that H atfield Jta d intim i­ was a farew ell party fo r Mrr,
j,e
day's activities
dated him w ith a razor and rob­ R ob ert Jo h n so n who Is leaving
bed him o f $15 n«>ar Newberg
for a trip back «»ast.
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T h e man was brought to H ills­
The regu lar m eeting of the M r.
and Mrs
Lynden
Myers.
boro when investigation disclosed W om en's Council o f the Church , W ednesday
T h e b u sin ess m eet-
that th e accident happened in o f C h rist held Ihelr m eeting and , in# a nd a program was heM af-
W oshlngtou County.
a -picnic d inn er at the home o? ter the dinn er.
EMMONS SIGNS WITH I HINTS ON KEEPING
FOOTBALL TEAM
CUT FLOWERS
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T h e advancem ent of scien ce la
responsible fo r m any changes In
the m odern k itch en . B aking p o o ­
ler Is the resu lt <*f e a rly ch e m ­
ical Investigation. In every can
%t linking powd«»r th ere Is an nci«l
uid an alk ali which re a ct
to
five ofT carbon dioxide, Ihe len-
renlng ngent.
TTfty yeara ago the acid and
lie alk a li were sold in aepnrat«'
ja ck a g cs. T h e ch em ist learned
:hat by adding co rn sta rch the
wo could be ntlxsd anti put in
>ne con tain er.
T h e chem ist « Is o mixed these
n a te rln ls In the proper propor-
iona so that the baked product
eon Id not be flavored or dlscol-
►r«d by baking powder residue.
The P a ren t-T e a ch e rs Executive
Hoard m eeting held a t M r». Le
Uudr» home on A llen A ve. re­
cen tly was in the n atu re of a
farew ell party fo r a very e a r ­
n e st w orker, M ra. M artin B aker
who waa leaving fo r C o rv allis.
T h e business o f the m eeting
wtu turned over to M iss Me-
C rae wbo gave to m e very use-
ful Inform ation on 4-H club work
and extension work fo r girl#.
Hhe m entioned tbe all-d ay ses­
sions of rem odeling, n ttln g and
sty lin g that m ight s till h e a v a il­
a b le fo r B eaverton w om en.
M r. fT orfend talked o f the
ad vantage o f club w ork fo r boy*
lo woodworking, fo restry , a n i­
m al clu b s, e tc .
At the conuty fa ir held a t
H illsboro in tbe fa ll a com plete
building is turned over fo r the
exh ibits of th e Club w o rk ers.
TbeTe is no com m ercial conces­
sion nor display allow ed In tbe
room . D uring tb e fa ir exhibi­
tions o f d o llar d inners a re h e ld .
E a ch co n testa n t is to com p lete­
ly p r*i*tre and serve a dinner
for four people coating one dol­
la r or l e s s . T h e re are a ls o liv e­
stock judging co n tests, sty le re­
vues, and ju d ging o f a ll e n tr ie s .
Anyone Interested In Club work
1 should not fall to see thes-i
m, fine accom p lish m en ts.
In a recen t Interview w ith M iss
Je a n Hanson we asked -‘‘How did
you win your sch olarsh ip to the
4-H sum m er school, and from
whom ?"
T h e house, nud au adjoining
Wodsbrd and garag e Were total*
|y d estroyed, with about
loss, as very little Inaurunr* was
«named F o rtu n a tely the c a r wa«
gone, o r It loo would have pro-
b obly been burned
Among th *
m ore valuable » » s e s s io n »
loal
were aeveral radio» a piano, a
a*w kitch en rang e, cJothlug. and
•utiiy other pieces o f fu rn itu re.
T h e lleav erto n
lir e
D epart-
laen t rraiMinded a s soon as the>
leurned of tbe blare, but Ihe cull
com e a fte r the mau hud tried to
aave what he could, and th« fire
bad already done m ost o f Its
p o rk M r. A le * wits exhausted
fro m his e ffo rts to save what 1
be could uud to g rt help
MANY SIGN FOR
HOMEMAKER’S CAMP
.PTA EXECUTIVE
BOARD HOLDS MEET
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BEAVERTON BOY
TO WED IN FALL
™ W N MARSHALL
HURT IN FALL
TRANSIENT JAILED
ROBBERY CHARGED
CHURCH OF CHRIST
CLUBS HOLD MEETS Will Picnic Sunday
Subscription, $1 a year
Softball Is
Order Of
The Day
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T h« K iw anls adjourned their
re g u la r m eeting e a rly Wedneoday
In ord er to play the W est Slope
Im provem ent
Cltgb in another
gam e o f s o ftb a ll. H ute Jo h n so n
« U te * chat by doing aw ay wfth
the »ittin g down exercise» th e
team showed much Im provem ent.
T h e V e i t Slope*-» contend that
a fte r w inning a number o f the
gam e» they ought to k>«e erne.
At any rate, th ere are a couple
o f K iw anians th at will have to
be very carefu l to avoid tbe Can­
yon road on th e ir trip» to P o rt­
land . They are a third basem an
and the person who placed e v e ry ­
body In danger when a so ft b all
exploded.
"CRir h eroex ” tbe dads o f the
num erous you ngsters
on both
side«, had to use the rest o f the
evening exp laining away the lack
o f hom e ru n s. T h o se ard en t sup­
porters won th * gam e m any i
tim e before it w as o v er. T h *
fin a l sco re was Kiw anis 7. and
B e s t Slope 4. w hich d oesn't even
m ake one d ozen.
A fter th e game the W eat Slope
team and th e ir ladles assem bled
a t the K iw anis H all fo r re fre s h ­
m ents and a get- to g eth e r. M r.
and M rs . C h ristensen san g
i
d ram atic duet, and were arpplaud-
ed fo r an e n co re .
Everybody
sang a num ber o f songs to g eth er
and then w ent hom e.
T h is com ing lY fday, August 2.
(to n ig h t) the K iw anis w ill play
the L io n ’s Club o f H illsboro, at
^the H illsboro High School b all
'g ro u n d *.
T en ative lineup fo r the K i­
w anis will be: Cable, r s ; C a rr,
a»;
B urnsid e. 2b ;
Inm an. 3 b '
K ell If; H . M. B arn es, c ; D ror-
baugh. p ; H o rsell. c f ; F . M oore,
l b ; and Milkrr. r f. S u b stitu tes
Include S tra tto n . M etzler. U nis.
Adams. M cK eel. and O oyt.
iSoftbail team s appear to be
m ore and m ore num erous. W ed­
nesday evening o f la s t w eek the
Beaverton F irem en beat the T u a ­
latin city firem en 2
1. T h e a
Monday the l«>cal dogroen o rg a n ­
ized a team and took the- boys
Into cam p. 1» to 6. The retu rn
••nie will be played n e x t Mon­
day evening and the boys ar#
going about with hlootl In (¡heir
eyes.
GAS CONSUMPTION
HIGH FOR MONTH
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Oregon m otorists an<* v isitin g
m o torists burned 26.145.735 c ? t-
l«ns o f ga«nllne during the m onth
o f Ju n e , an in cre a se o f 24 r e r
c-ent over fhe gasoline ^ > n s« "'n -
tlon fo r the sam e month o f 1939
fig u res com piled by E a r l S n e li.
secrep irv o f sta te , reveal
T h e Ju n e consum ption v a « fe­
ver 5 m illion gallon s m ore tt-an
the 1929 Ju n e constnvntbrr and
set a new all-tim e record fo r
one m onth’s use o f g asoline *n
th is « ta te . T h e h ighest nreviou«
m onth w as Jttlv o f 1»«t v e s r
when consum ption to taled 25.-
150011 g allo n s.
TMx paid on the gnsnitnr tb ts
Ju n e amounted to * 1 .3 0 7 ? 9 * 0 5
w hich Is an In crease o f t'>52-
277.73 over the gasoline tnv 'o r
Inst Ju n e .
T ’h ls rem ark ab le in cre a se In
♦he use o f Caroline »n O reron
dnlng the m onlh o f J o e » m nst
be attributed larg elv to lnc-er'«*d
trav el on the p art o f P>-**or,
resid en ts.’’
Sn ell
com m ented.
“V on-rostdent
regl«tn*tVm «
de­
creased 14 per cen t di>r|e- ♦>».»
month, ind icating few er fo->-l«t»
than fo r the corresponding month
a y e a r a g o .”
A nother fa cto r believe ’ -n r tlv
resp on sible
fo r
th e |rcreaSe<j
consum ption is the In cease <•
m otor vehicle reg istratio n fn this
s ta te . I t the end « f J " " * tN|s
y e a r th e re were 371 661 m otor
num ber was elaol fodedr-d r»*r
v e h icle s registered
In fVrcvn>.
m ore than fo r P ’ ««"i>
period le s t y ear
P rlv otc m r«
totaled 305.124, an in crease of
16.« 15 vehicles