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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1927)
I •• • THE BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE ■■........ . The B E A V E R T O N E N T E R P R I S E Published Friday of each week by P I O N E E R PU B L IS H IN G CO. Members of National Pditorial Asso ciation and Oregon State Edi torial Association. Subscription price $1.00 a year. A d vertising rate on application. Items for publication can be our office in H anna bldg. Phone—Beaverton ii left at ...7503 ■ ■■ - I . i— — ■ position as telegraph operator for the Southern Pacific Company in the Myron Gray and Ernest Masters offices of the General Superinten- did not reach the University of Ore- u n d e n t Mrs. McKercher and son gon in time for classes Monday. The George will remain in Beaverton for | car developed tire trouble near Cor- ,tw months at least. He will be re- vallis and the boys spent the night heved by Mr. Endicott, of Salem. with Homer Wilson, Durward Finley. -------- Curtis Tigard and Melvin Allen, at Mrs. F. C. Peck entertained the O A. C , continuing their journey ladies of the “500" club at the home Monday. , of her daughter, Mrs. K. L. Tucker, _____ in Hillsboro, Friday. Those present N. G, Freeman, of the A B. Smith rnt w ir e : Mrs. Elmer Stipe. Mrs. Motor company of Beaverton, an- l M Gray, Mrs. J. ( . Huntley, Mrs. nounces the sale of a Ford touring H. R Nelson, Mrs. W. A. Roberts, car and a truck to the Universal Mrs George Blosser, Mrs. J. F.. I)a- Road Show company, which was at vis, Mrs. O tto Erickson, Mrs John ld the local theater a fewr few weeks ago. Summers, Mrs. W. M. Boyd ^ H*ld The cars were contracted for then Mrs. Robert Summers. BEAVERTON LOCALS tier’s daughter, Mrs. Freeman Kuwe. Two other daughters, Olive and Em- ina and a younger son will remain with Mrs. Howe until the end of school. I l I I I I I I I I 2 0 C e n tu n j Stores Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Losli are receiving congratulations m the birth of a daughter April fifth. T he young lady has been named Marjorie Louise -------- Miss Eunice Tichnor and h e rm o th - er, of Portland, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Myers. -------- Mrs Mary Hughes and little son George, of Portland, are visiting with M rs. H ughe’s Mrs. u g h e s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wtn. Stemp. QUALITY No inferior food can pass our tests for grade. W e measure the value of any food product by its nearness to perfection— not price. The price is the last consideration but it’s always low at 20TH C E N T U R Y ST O R E S. ti i c c c D i L ’C __ vr »-.«»»r but were not delivered until last v u' ' t ' S ’ _ week. They bought this extra equip- E. W. W oodruff made a business Miss Edna Hills, of Portland, has A. A. J E F F R I E S ..........-.............. Editor mei>( j,ecausc the sj,ow ¡s j j vid- trip as far East as The Dalles W ed- >'«ne to Beaverton to make her home --------------------------------------------------------ed, one troupe g o in g through Wash- nesday, returning Thursday. wl,h her sister, Mrs. F. W. Cady Money Savers, Saturday and Monday, A T IM E FOR L E V E L H E A D E D - ington and the others going to Idaho -~ ■ - Miss Hills is employed in Portland. April 9th and 11th Inclusive. NESS. -------- Robert Feldman has begun con- --------- Actually, there is no war declared Mr. and Mrs W R. Van Kleek and \ struction on his new house on Third Gus Anderson, of near Aloha, suf- JE L L O —any flavor S O U P —Campbells P E P —Kelloggs fered severe burns about the face against China by the foreign powers «laughter Catherine spent Sunday at street cast of Lombard. 3 packages ........25c any kind, 3 cans 2Sc 3 packages ....... 29c when the gasoline in the gas tank of Potentially, there is a war going on the home of Ora Anderson, at Col F. C. Peck received fifteen hundred bis machine exploded Monday morning on. It is a war of protection and of linsvtew. SPECIAL SALE ON CANNED PEACHES lay old Leghorn chicks Wednesday. enforcement of international obbga- ■ F. S. Kelly, mail carrier on route tions. Hundreds of marines have Mr. and Mrs. W. R Petch spent In Heavy Syrup. Mrs Oglesby Young, Portland, vis- 4, resumed his w ork Tuesday after an been sent to Shanghai, and some Saturday with relatives in MeMinn- LIBBY S, Yellow I .I B B Y S - S lic e d D E L M O N T E sliced ited at the home of her mother, Mrs. absence of seven weeks because of have engaged in bloody skirmishes villc. Clings Clings Clings M. E. Pike ami sister, Mrs. John E. illness. Mr. Kelly’s substitute was These physical clashes with members — No. 2 l/ i cans .„..23c No. 2 can .............ITcBuffet cans ..........10c Lester Davies. Wtn. McKee also of the yellow race arc going to Mrs. Lindsay, of Portland, a for- Summers last week. 3 cans ................. 65c 3 cans ...................49c 3 cans ................... 29c -------- went on duty Monday on Route 3 cause unhealthy mental attitude» mer resident of Beaverton, was in Michael Fordo, who has been Aery after an absence of five days from among many people of the western town Friday visiting old friends. T O I L E T P A P E R —Soft Sanitary Crepe—Full 7 ounce 4 rolls 23c ill for seven weeks in the Good Sa- Illness. world. I -------- It is a time to be level-headed un- Mr. and Mrs. W J. Leonard and maritan hospital, is r e p o rte d a s much MILK, Libby»-Tall SOAP, Crystal white L A R D , P u re in bulk Mr. and Mrs. Schuler, of Medford dcr any arid all conditions. Corres son Billy, of Walla Walla, W ash .and improved. He is a brother-in-law of cans, 4 for .........38c 10 bars ............... 38c 3 pounds ............. 55c a r i .guests at the home of their pondetits are but human. They un Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Stipes, Gearhart, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Summers, daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs COCOA, lllookcrs. Finest Imported D utch — l/ i lb. tin .............28c consciously show their leanings ac- were week end guestsof Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tucker, of- Hillsboro, spent W. H. Boswell and family. Pound Tin ............................................. ................................................ 55c cording to their sympathies. This fact, Elmer Stipe. . j the week end at the home of his --------------------------- flavored with Occidental pride anu CORN, Silver Run—Good S H O R T E N I N G — Best, in bulk Mrs F. W. Cady has returned to grandparents Mr. and Mrs. F. C G RA D E SC H O O L N E W S . racial distinction, possibly may make F astern standard, 3 cans 25c Purely vegetable, 3 lbs...... 49c Laura Smith, Marion Murk, Editors Beaverton after spending the w i n t e r , l ’eck. many people understand the true sit in Portland with her daughter Mrs. ■•**' _ uation. SALMON, Maple Leaf—Fancy Columbia River Chinook Little Byron Britch, aged 5, who Noean Nelson visited the sixth It is too be hoped that, should the John Bankus. Mrs. Cady’s daughter, Pound can ........ ...... ........ .............................................................. 39c awful eventuality arise whereby the Miss Barbara, will remain in Port- was hit by an automobile driven by grade. 'I he school which she teaches land til school is out She is a stu- E. W. Wilson, of Raleigh, Saturday, IS quarantined with a contagious L'mted States, (treat Britain, or both Pumpkin, Libby’s W E S S O N O IL — S N O W D R I F T — 1 lb is much unproved , It was found disease. are drawn into general conflict, the dent of W ashington High. solid pack large can ___________ 91c -------- that he had only bruises on his face Ralph Eden, a pupil of the seventh people of these nations will keep their can — ................... ISc Q uart can .......... 49c 8 lb. can ............ $1.79 Mrs. Nora Thurston, Eugene, visi- and hands. Wilson was completely grade, is out of school with the heads level. W ar is bad enough, with out inflaming the minds of our citi ted here while on a trip here to Hills- exonerated. Byron started to cross chicken pox. BEA N S, Van Camps—Ready-to-Scrve economical food— of the grade zens with false stories of alleged boro, to see her mother Mrs. P rickett 1 'he street near the postoffice just as Sixty-five children Medium size cans (18 oz. net) 3 for .................................. 25c ' Wilson was leaving the curb. school were vaccinated for Diptheria atrocities of the Chinese. No doubt who has been ill. -------- last Friday by the local health au- many of the ( límese are wicked, bad, F L O U R —Kerrs Best Patent, 49 lb. Sack, $1.94; Crown .......$2.03 Mrs. C. C. Beach, Mrs;. William Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Brooks and thorities. brutal ami revengeful. W e know that Fishers Blend ......................................................................................... $2,10 I he eighth grade is working on a some among them are of good intent. Kngleke, Mrs N. A Byfield and Mrs. baby, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Twiford, Surely the decades of missionary J. C. Huntley, attended a card party ( and baby, of Portland, were visitors l'lay called “T he Steadfast Princess” 20th Century Coffee—Selected and roasted by experts—direct work have not all been in vain l But Tuesday afternoon in Portland given at the E. W. Woodruff home Sunday 1 to be given in the high school audi- from our roaster to you m eans: Coffee satisfaction at a low -------- torium in two or three weeks. it is well known that despite the al by W cstgate Chapter O. E. S. cost Pound 44c; 3 lbs...................................................................... $1.29 -------- I Miss June Hudson was home for The grade school is going to have leged depraved acts of German sol Miss Elizabeth Gray, Portland, was the week end, from Oregon Agricul- 3,1 exhibit of school work soon. The diers during the World War, thou sands of American and British sol a week end guest of her cousin Miss ■ tural college. work of the children in all the grades ' ...... w-ill be displayed in the high school diers will testify to the manliness Betty Huntley. -------- Miss %Janc W ithers and H arry auditorium. and even kind treatment shown them by the sons of German so^l. Miss J a n q t Hftntley, Miss Evelyn Barndollar were guests Sunday of t h e , T he ei ghth grade is beginning to Claude Lampcrt and A1 F. H. Schooene home. prepare for the state examinations T here is no greater weapon than Oliver, which will be given on May 12 and the word “atrocity” to incite and George motored to Ncskowin Sunday. -------- -------- Mr. and Mrs. O tto Breitcn enter- 13. keep aflame international h a tre d ; and I.oran Doty and Russel H u l e t t / ^ J l this weapon should be used, if at all, Koger Hawley is spending two tamed the members of Ye Cheerie only when the whole truth and only weeks in San Francisco on a vacation Afternooners and their husbands who started in the first grade last the truth can be told. The fate of -------- i Thursday evening at their home in September, have been promoted to our nation with reference to China Mr. and Mrs. George P. Henderson, | Allen Avenue. Those present were: the second grade the first of t h e ' lies greatly upon the shoulders of the Miss Vera Henderson and Mrs. C. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Woodward, Mr. month press correspondents, because the hu Dunham motored to Woodburn over and Mrs R. B. Young, Mr and Mrs. man clement is ever present. There Sunday. H. J. Cox, Mr. and Mrs. W alter Har- TIGARD is no more disturbing element in all — ---- ris, and Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Ruhse. “war physchology” than enmity plac Mr. and Mrs Lc sTie Spencer and Mr. and Mrs. Young were awarded T he parsonage of the Evangelical ed between brothers of the earth by baby and Mrs. J. W. Barnes were first prizes, Mrs. Woodward and Mr. church was kalsomined last week. VAVW.W.'.'AV.S'AWA'AV.S'.VA'.VAWANWiSWAV.' . blundering falsehood. guests of Mrs. Barnc’s sister Mrs. Rohse, second. Mr. and Mrs. Harris 20^Centunj Stores I I I I 11 I I I I I I Miss Edna Sandbloom visited her parents over the week end. Mrs J D. Gray, Portland, spent ^ aml Tues<Jay Wednesday with the family of her Zehr Bros have the contract for son Doy Gray. the concrete work on the Robert A cooked food sale will be held by Fe,,,man House b l,,,8 constructed on members of the Grange Saturday, Hurd street. April 9. -------- ____ _ Mr and Mrs. Jeose Havg and dau- Mrs. K Grammcr and ,laughters ^hter Elizabeth, of Aloha, and neice C aroline anil Dorothy spent the week Mis* Roberta A nderson, of l-orest end with Mrs. (.ram m er’s sister Mrs Grove, spent Sunday at the John I). J. E. Davis. Hay* Home. The tragic death of Virginia Sib ley, a student at the Beaverton high school, has been a terrible shock to the whole community. The fact r e mains, however, that she stepped b e hind the bus and tried to cross the road If she had only waited a few ——— minute* until ihe road was clear, a ^ r* Thomas Jacobs returned to tragedy might have been averted Her Hume in the 1-arreuto district. Parents and teachers should talk con- Saturday following a visit in Astoria tinuoutly on the danger* of the road W'*H Her daughter. way and this might help avert anoth -------- rr tragedy. A car cannot come to a *Vv Gray attended the banquet at standstill m a second remember ihi* Horest Grove, lues-lay, for the Wash- and be cautious. : mgton county bankers. -------- Mrs Ed Holsten and sister Mrs Our town will i . K' . 111 " ^ ,l’ Jackson returned Friday from a visit so long as nothing divides it but the to South Dakota with their mother railroad tracks. and Mrs Holstens daughter. W A. Portland. Dcwherst has moved T he E. L. C. E. meeting at the J Evangelical church was very poorly attended owing to the accident to Miss Sibley. T he league will be e n tertained at some other time. It t t only on the basis of C\>«t* fidencr and Trust that you can build up business. Z its comfortable to know that no heavy verdict. Half a million accidents deaths occurred last year. T he foundation of the new R A Twiss house was finished last week Mrs. Peggy Martin, of Corvallis, form er Tigard resident, visited Mrs B G. I-eedy last week. e- si v Ti s . . Mr* N fl,,f fSnow,,,r a" d daughter M ( McKercher left Monday night Ruth have moved to Hillsboro, after ( I Noyes has been ill for fe»r San lranci»cn„ where he has a spending the winter with Mrs S n o w past week I | » ______ I the I ¡J involving personal injuries and % I* *■ % j: BEAVERTON REALTY CO. to ner guests T hursday of the ta tte r’s aunt, Mrs. N A. Rickert. ¡' Ij «J jury can saddle you with a A D E Q U A T E liability insurance isa safeguard. Call us today and let us give you the figures. It is reported that Jack Williams -------- and Berger Skare ran into a gate Mr. and Mrs. Ed Boring have post at their Bonita farm last week bought a ranch near Hebo on the and the front wheels of their Ford Tillan«>ok highway. caved in. _____ Do you use your emergency bra k e ? P erhaps not over once in a thousand miles. But knowledge that it works brings confidence, freedom in driving, greater enjoyment. Automobile insurance is much the same. W h e n you need it, you need it badly. And even if you never had an accident, A number of people from Tigard attended the pie social at the Bend School house Friday night A good time was enjoyed. The proceeds went toward a fund for the graduation ex ercises. \ \ I Evans is at Kockaway r e - ' T he ‘‘5<Xr club met at Mrs Dan (.airing his cottages and getting them Jone*’ home Tuesday afternoot^ Mrs in shape for the summer tourists. Smith won first prize and Mrs John --------■ Moir, of Portland, booby. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Thvnge spent _____ Sunday in Portland visiting with Paul Mrs. C. E. Ramsbv entertained the • - ■ ■ o- •- - Thvnge and family. W o m e n ’s Missionary society of the A . soon as woman got her rights \ | r , Leeslie Spencer en.e rt.-n e d -------- Evangelical church W ednesday after- she began exercising «.hem by wear- , hc Tuesday Bridge club this week at Per Johnson, of Portland. has noon at her home. mg her dresses half-way up to he. h n holllc on VYatson street Those bought, thru the Beaverton Realty _____ _______ ________ present w ere: Mrs. Lurinda Davis, C o., 20 acres north of Witchhazcl, m Mr M S Hamberg. of Seattle, Mr*. I H Schoene, Mrs IV»y Gray, 'He Virginia tracts. W ash . Spent Friday at the home of Yes. the 5-ccnt cigar is back; and Mr*. J W. Barnes, Mr* A E. Han-1 — Mrs. B G. Leedy. the five scents are of rope, buggy- son, Mrs W ( McKcll, Mrs E. W Helen, the little daughter of M r whip, cabbage, grape vine and corn Woodruff and Mrs I E. Davis, The Rickert children arc quite ill and Mrs Roy Bersi, who has been silk. _____ _ ill with pneumonia, is much improved whooping cough Marsh Garage has put in a new The fellow who can't U k the crane that will handle any wreck. V daughter was born \ p n l third to Hylander, of Portland, has pur- . «a . .. . L . V * _______ _ wv local merchant in the eye is probably chased . the Naeve • farm Mr and Mrs James Walters, on Naevt wearing a mail-order necktie Miss Janet Huntley spent the week avenue end with friends at Keskowin beach Mr and Mrs. Timothy I. F.r O ur readers not only “take" this M r and Mr*. Ross Rayburn and • r e the proud parents of a baby b>y p aper; they R E A D it. Mrs. McKeen of Portland, were din Mr and Mrs Ed Boring spent the born April 2nd week end at their ranch near Hebo Y our E m ergency B rakes 'l C J Stickney, Aloha. C. E. H edge. B eaverton. .•AVAWASSNSVAVAV.VAV.VAS'ASWVAVAVAV.V.V.!' ; awww . ss % wwwwwawwsvavavavawavav .' When You are Through ¡J > ^ !• £ Pass This Paper to a Friend Get them interested in the ¿ , Samuel A. W ard, of San Francisco, Mrs. George B lestfl and Mrs. J arrived Sunday to stay indefinately C. Huntley attended a luncheon W e d nesday at the Masonic Home at F o r with his daughter, Mrs. W. O. Rob est Grove to make plans with some erts, on Franklin street. of the city chapters of O. E. S. to M rs. L. L. Laswcll and son Lewis sew for the children of the home. Lee, Jr., were Portland visitors Mon- i; J* W ; consolation. NEWSY HOME TOWN PAPER W B. Bamford Portland, Sunday. It W Let the truth be spoken and writ ten :io matter who it hits. If there is any good in China, we want to know about it. If there is any delay in protecting foreign lives and prop erty we want to see action. But if there is any undue activity or h a rd ship against a race or nation that is trying to find the cure for its fac tional division and lack of unity and progress, we should want to see the strong arm of militarism stayed until it must strike only to preserve hu man rights and national honor. ----------- o----------- is growing— It is carrying more news than ever . be o r e .- I f you like it. a word to your friends will > help us. A boost is always appreciated s
