BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
FOR A GREATER EASTERN WASHINGTON COUNTY
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BEAVERTON, OREGON FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1927
P R IC E 5 C E N T S
KABROWLY ESCAPED
DEATH UNDER WALL
20 F eet H ig h And
200 F eet L ong W a s
Blow n D ow n.
■ r a m e
’E L L
ON
H.
B R IG G S
/h il« a t W o r k a t W o o d b u r n — T h r e e
O th er M en W e re K nocked
Down.
B v .w
Although a wall 20 feet high and
feet long fell on him, H arry
ln g g s is alive and able to g<
L k to work today.
He is lore
L u of a crew who are erecting
|ic new cannery for Ray-Brown Co.
Woodburn. T hey had built
thi
framework for the wall and every
king was ready tor the pouring of
he cetnent. T here was a strong wind
■owing, when, without warning, thi
tall fell over pinning Mr. Brigg
hid tour men under the wreckage
Mr. Briggs and his son were se-
irely bruised but the others escaped
Iith scratches. He is a son-in-law
E. C. Berthold.
B eav erto n H ig h School.
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35
The Beaverton High school glee
lub have been asked to s in g a tC o r -
■lius April 20.
The Civic Class had a mock trial
/ednesday. Edith Williams was ac-
tised of attacking Lester Gray with
Item to kill. '1 he Judge was F.s-
ler Christensen ; jury : foreman • Vi-
McDonald, E dna Frewing, Bart-
itt Halley, Fim a
Matzke, Anna
erlo, Julia Soms, Dorothy Struth-
s, E lm er Sturm, Violet Taylor,
lva Ulery, and Anna Young.
The sta r witness for the defense
as Milton Corum, clerk, Mildred
all, a ttorney
Viola Nichols, at-
rney for defense, K enneth Wood,
ar witness, prosecution, Miles Kent
tncss foe defense, Alice Blomquist
(,co. Hemming is the clever editor
| “The W eekly Struggle” published
very once in a while” with the aid
a typewriter. He is editor, office
r and janitor of the press room
the day of publication,
t the Inter-class meet April 15,
Seniors won with a total of 75
ills. Freshmen class second
with
points, Juniors third with 2t>, and
phomores, 25.
In the 1 mile run
nneth Peterson, Sr., James Welclg
., Miles Kent, Jr.
100 yd dash—Clyde Edwards, Jr..
narles Brandi, Sr.„ tied for 1st.,
Hwin Bellringer 3rd.
50 yd dash— Elsie W hitw orth Sr.,
pel Alice Johnson, Fr., tied for 1st,
la Hammersly, 3rd.
Fr.,
igh Jum p—Chester
Bristol,
W irth, Sr., Raymond Harrison
[Broad Jump -E lsie W hitw orth, S i.
llice Johnson,Fr., M ary Crabtree, J
J Broad Jum p—Edwin Bellringer, Fr
ltd Chester Bristol, tied for first,
artlctt Halley, Jr.
| Base Ball throw
for accuracy—
■iniors 5, Juniors 2, Sophomores 2
I Basketball throw for accuracy—
ftiphomorcs 5, Freshm en 3, Juniors 1
1440 yard M M harles Brandi, Sr,
Barron, Sr., Jam es Under-
Soph.
175 yard dash—Alice Johnson, Fr.,
H i d e W hitw orth, Sr., Lila H ammer-
H y , Soph.
■ 220 yard run—Charles Brandi, Sr..
H d w i n Bellringer, Fr., Boyd Sprague
Si
■ Basket ball for distance—Mabel
McDonald, 'S oph, A nna Young, Jr.,
H l l y Leahy, Sr.
HShot P u t—Alden Barron, Sr., Bar-
■ t i Halley, J., Ray Rowe, Soph.
| Baseball distance—Seniors 5, Soph
Juniors 1.
X
k -;->
■ . tiscus—Raymond
Harrison,
Sr.,
t
I
Alden
Barron
tied
for
first,
X
H rmon Lindow, Soph.
J , !8() yard ru n —K enneth
Peterson,
S. James Welch, Fr.. Miles Kent, J
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t ■ ' Quarter mile r e la y # Sophomores, 5,
•> Jt d o rs 3, Freshm en 1
relay—Juniors
5,
£ ' Jne half mile
poors 3, Freshm en 1.
Pole vault—C hester
Bristol, Fr.,
tyford Wilson, S r , Charles Brandi
E.NT
L>
XV-
Miss H enrietta Hawley was the
spiratK.n for a very pleasant «ur-
1
party recently in h-n r f h< ■
tteenth birthday T he evening was
ent in playm. p a n e l and dainty
^B tre sh in e n ts
were
served.
Tb "St
^ a e s e n t were M ary Kimball. Joyce
^ a i t r i m , Gladys Sollers, Vera
Tet-
j H i e r . Nettie Teshik, F.lhcl Reynolds.
A ma Sullivan, Vena Allison, Fmrna-
•* le
Peterson,
Charlotte
Alliton,
^ B m if r e d
Th oms,
Evelyn Thom«.
■ ->v Wells, M argaret Haines. Fl<f-
ce ( hast- and Louise Fvclyn_____
e_
If y e u den t g e t you r paper,
be su re and n o tify ua a t on ce,
•o w e can
fin d th e rea so n
for it.
S50 PRIZE BtVEN
M Y NEXT TUESOAT
Expect Large
Attendance at U. O
H1CH SCHOOL PLAY GIVEN—The senior elass of Beaverton high school presented its play. “ All of a Sudden
Peggy” yesterday and Thursday in the school auditorium. Above is five east of the play, which gave an ex
ceptionally successful performance.
Courtesy P ortland Evening Telegram
RI6L0 ROSSI
E
GIVES OUT PLANS
BALL GAME SUNDAY
R esolutions P o ste d F o r
S tra ig h te n in g C an y o n Rd
The W a shington county court has
started proceedings to provide for
the widening of the Tualatin Valley
highway
from
Beaverton
to
the
Multnomoh county line. A hearing
will be held by the c o a rt June 1.
This includes entire change of
about 1 Yi miles of road bed and
straightening and widening about 2)4'
miles.
L an d G r a n t Refund
Received by T re a s u r e r
l diversity
oi
Oregon,
F.tigcne,!
April 21.—(Special.)—Several hundred;
C redit W ill Be Given on an
school teachers are expected to be |
E ssex Car, Any
among the 2U00 students who reg- *
ister for the two university surmfier
Mode!
session this year, according to' A l
fred Powers, director.
W H O W I L L W IN T H I S ?
T h irty -th re e education courses will
be offered, including provisions for
advanced ami graduate study. Four C o u n t r y S t o r e N ig h t, A p ril 2S. W ill
C e rtain ly Be C ro w d e d —
women and fourteen men have been
O th e r V alu ab le Prises.
engaged to teach education, and, in
all. there will be 100 professors on
At the next Country Store, April
the
summer faculty teaching 110
courses.
2ti a $5(1 deposit on an Essex a uto
Dr. George
Strayer,
of Colum mobile will be given away.
l ast Tuesday William Ihirrig won
bia university, is being brought from.
New York as he is considered one the iloor lamp.
of the most distinguished authorities
1 h urvlay night Jack Raynard won
in his field.
Miss Alice Barrows, a leather i>ocketbook and Ike Ikel-
leading expert in America on pla stein a small wash board which
toon school activities, has also been caused considerable laughter.
secured.
O thers are H. B. W il
O thers winning prizes w ere: F.
son,
superintendent
of schools at
Meyer, J Raynard, R Kilian, N. O.
Berkeley,
Cal..
I arleton
W ash
Williams, H. Krugar, W. Smith, F.
bume, superintendent at W in n e tk a ,!
1'. Reichart, Edna Olds, F.nirlinc
111., Dr. Jesse H Newlon, superin
Reining ton and t Wolf. The pack
tendent at Denver, Colo., ( A. Rice,
ages were all wrapped up and no
superintendent, and I H. Whitney,
one knew what they were going to
assistant superintendent of Portland,|
draw, which created lots of fun
Professor Edwin J Brown of S ta n
when the packages were unwrapped.
ford, Professor J. H. Holst of M on
tana State college, A. ( . Argo, p rin
An Essex coach skidded into a
cipal of the Sequoia Union high
General
Petroleum truck Thursday
school, Redwood City, California.
and damaged the front end of the
Essex to the extent of $125. M arsh
Mrs. G. G rabhoru is building a 4-
garage
hauled the car to their
rooni house on Cooper Mountain.
garage with their new wrecking car.
Banks Will P lay B eav erto n Another Two Storv Build
ing to he erected
S unday A ftern o o n A t
/r
Ball G rounds.
50 FEET ON HIGHWAY
TO
W EAR
NEW
LOCAL NEWS
SU IT S
O ld
B u ild in g
will b e
T orn
Down
M o n d a y to M a k e W a y f o r t k a
.N ew O n e .
Mrs. M. C. McKercher spent W e d
nesday in Portland.
John W elter spent Monday and
A check for $<>3,(>44.03, the amount
Kiglo Rossi has let the contract Tuesday in the home of his father,
due W ashington county from the
M. H. Welter.
Beaverton will play Banks next , for another building next to his two
Oregon and California land grant
story
building.
It
will
front
50
feet
i
Mr. and Mrs. Freem an Millet have
refund
was
received
by
County Sunday afternoon on the home field 'o n the Highway and will be 30 f e e t 1
moved into the Blauer house at 1st
and
all
indications
point
to
a
snappy
T re a su re r F. B. Sappington last
game. T he home team expects to deep and 2 stories high, of brick and Lombard streets.
week.
construction.
E. Marsh sold his house in Steel’s
»This will be divided among the wear their new uniforms which should
T he lower floor will be divided up addition, west of town, to B. Wood-
make
guile
an
impression
on
the
following funds on a percentage
for stores and the ujqier floors for en, Mr. Austin’s son-in-law.
b a s is : general fund, each road and spectators, at least the feminine po r
1 offices. Leases have not yet been
J antes Scanned, who is employed
tion
of
it.
school district w here land is locat
Last Sunday the first tcauj played signed but he has several offers' by the Flora Logging company at
ed, county road fund, m arket road
under consideration.
Carlton, spent the week-end on his
fund and thi general union high the second, the score was 7 to
Bert Hockcns who had the con- j farm in the S a rre nto district.
8 in favor of the first team. T here
school fund.
is some good material in the sec tract for the A. Rossi building will! See those boxes of candy and sta-
ond team and it was a close game. look after construction of the new tionery for M other’s Day at Beav-
erton Pharmacy.—Adv
Ice Can Be Generated
Schedules for games are being a r building.
ranged so that Beaverton will play
T he A. Rossi building is nearing
Charleifle W ishert, daughter of C
by Gas Heat at home one Sunday and away the completion, the roof has been fin W ishert, was brought home S a tu r
next Sunday.
ished, and Mr. Bishop will install! day. She had a mastoid operation.
the plumbing fixtures this week.. She is getting along nicely.
It sounds like a m yth but ice can
Floors will be laid next week and | Mr. and Mys. Mike W e lte r and
Chamber
of
Commerce
now be generated by gas heat. You
plastering commenced.
baby daughter, Timber, spent M on
may not believe it. Nobody can u n
Banquet May 10th.
day visiting at the M. H. W elter
til he secs it with his own eyes.
R. H . M errill Safe
home.
A refrigerator has been perfected
Mr. and Mrs. Fred I’cntz ami
get-together
m eeting
and
and is now on display in the Gas | T he
In A laska A fter T rip three
children, Portland, moved onto
company salesrooms, Fifth and Alder banquet of the Chamber of C om
the
F.
H. Schocne place Saturday
streets, which has no moving parts merce will be held May 10. F. J-
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. and P e n t / will be caretaker.
and is absolutely silent.
It uses a Diet sell was appointed as a com Merrill will be glad to know that
H erm an Pittclkan ran into a de
small gas flame burning only two mittee of one to secure a speaker. Mr. Merrill, commercial aviator in
cubic feet per hour, or about $1.5o J. W. Sprague and Geo. Thyng, on Alaska, is safe. Mrs. Merrill is a livery car in P ortland and damaged
Mr.
per month for all the cold and ici publicity, J. W. Raynard on r e daughter of O. F. Allen, of Tigard his car to the extent of $25.
Skee
w
rote
the
insurance
March
24
you desire to produce intense cold
I.. J. Merrill, Hillsboro banker, is a
freshments.
and the accident happened Marclt 28.
by rapid evaporation of ammonia in
brother.
W. E. Pegg, Geo. Thyng, J. W .
Mr. Freeman, of the A. B. Smith
a series of sealed containers.
T h e re were two passengers in the
Sprague, and J. W . Raynard, the
T he refrigerator requires absolute
plane which left Nome Feb. 28 for M otor company, announces the sale
ly no attention, service nor repairs committee appointed to take a c e n Candle, 150 miles northeast. They of a 1927 delivery car to Pinder
through
the
Beaverton
The cabinet of course, is of the la t sus of Beaverton, met Tuesday even ran into a blizzard and were forced Grocery
branch. Also I.osli Dairy purchased
est all-steel construction with a beau ing and talked over plans and de t o ^ a n d at Kewalik
a milk delivery car.
tiful white enamel Jinish. Food com cided to divide the town into 11 dis
W e repair fountain pens M ultno
partm ent tem perature is maintained tricts and efforts are being made to L a rg e C row d E n jo y C ards
at
whatever
tem perature
desired secure the services of 11 high school
mah Jewelry Store.—Adv.
while five com partm ents make small students, each to take a district,
Mr. Skee has insured Janies Bin
The Beaver Building association
blocks of ice.
canvas it and report It is hoped
der’s
Ford delivery car, and the
gave another enjoyable card party
that citizens will co-ojieratc with
at their hall Monday night. Mrs. Oldsmobilc belonging to Ann Shuuk
T a x P a y m e n ts Com ing
this committee in giving the neces Huntley
Mr*. A. J Krafts, of W oodland
won
first
ladies’ p r iz e ;'
Mrs. McCormick, of Garden Home, Acres is very ill Dr. Mason is a t
In Slow T his Y ear sary data to eomjnle a census.
T here are 260 w ater users in this second; Mrs George Thyng, booby tending her.
city and the average family has 3 ('.
F..
Allen
won
first
m en’s
Mrs. N. P. Johnson ran into a car
Tax payments arc slow this year, members, and —3 times 260 is w hat?
prize, W alter H arris second, Mr belonging to H erm an Peper, of P o r t
only $**>,(110 having been paid to date
Will this be right ?
Stark, of Cedar Mills, b< JO by .
land, resulting in (25 damage.
agatnst
$15(1,1X10 last year in
W a sh
Let us heal your tick watches and
ington
county, according to Deputy
clocks. No cure no pay. Multnomah
Sheriff
A rthur Kroeger, in charge
of the tax collection departm ent at
Jewelry S t o r e —Adv.,
A p r il S h o w e r s
Hillsboro.
1 The Beaverton Finance company
May 5 is the last day for payment ’ ----------------------------------------- T T * = ^ ~
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----------- --------- - had a new sign painted on their win
of the first half of taxes, after which
dow Tuesday which reads, automobile
a penalty will be added.
insurance.
Abraham Lincoln once s a id : "As
H a s E ssex Agency
I passed through life I have (duck
ed a thorn wherever I could and
Kings Auto Service is showing the
planted a rose w herever 1 thought
new Essex coach at rheir garage in
a rose would g r o w ” It is a wonder
1 I
Beaverton and can dem onstrate its
ful m otto and one w orth thinking
good points in a practical way. Thr
over and following.
new cars arc the most attractive
T ry Beaverton first—before you
ever offered, their bi%utiful color
buy elsew here—X.
ing, rounded lines and exceptional
interior upholstering will please even
The four room house belonging
the most fastidious.
to Jesse Anchor on Allen street
Mr. King is an expert mechanic
burned to the ground Monday night.
It had not been occupied for several
and can quickly repair any part of
years.
any make of car
H r has ail the standard oils and
Sister Marcella of St. M a r s ’s in
greases and can give service at any
stitute, passed awav \ p r i l 14 and
time.
%
was buried at the cem etery there
Sunday morning.
Mrs L A Janin and Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Chinn and
Mrs L A Janin, J r . spent Sunday
son Gerald, spent F.aster Sunday in
M %
visiting in the home of Mr. and
the home of Mr. Chinn’s parents,
Mrs R. C. Doty. Mrs Janin Sr
M r and Mrs. C. D. Chinn, P o r t
is Mrs. Doty’s mother.
land.
F ie l d H a » B e e n W o r k e d O v e r A n d
I n d i c a ti o n » A r e T h a t I t W ill
Be a S n a p p y G ame.
a
S& L
hey
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F J- Hansen is building a house
24x26 in south Beaverton
< harles Pierson, of Kinton, was
a visitor at Hillsboro last week.
Mrs L. A. Ingram was taken to
Emanuel hospital Thursday.
M r s Horace Emmons, Mrs. Sadie
Sm ith and James h i m ns motored tO
Battle Ground Tuesday.
W. (. McKell and Mr. and Mrs.
W avnc \ an Kleek and two children
went on a fishing trip over the week
end near the Santiam river.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Huston and
baby. Portland, were guests of Mr.
and M rs. C. C. Beach Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. L L. Laswrll and
baby spent F a ste r Sunday with rel
atives in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. I. K. Mctzler spent
the week end in Corvallis. T heir
daughter Marian spent the time with
her grandparents in Hillsboro.
M r and Mrs. William B
Be
queath, Portland, v«gcre guests of Mr.
uand Mrs.
George
P. Henderson,
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. \V R. Van Kleek
and da ughter ( athcrine were guests
of Mrs. Van Kleek’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. ( harles Anderson Sunday.
Mrs. Louis Nelson returned home
Saturday with her daughter, Mrs.
(«. A. Gilmore, Portland, after spend
ing a week with Mrs. M. C. Mc
Kercher.
Miss Helen, Rose and Fred Zur-
buchen, Caroline and Dorothy Graiu-
i.ner, Portland, spent F a ste r w eek
end with their uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. J. F. Davis.
The birthday of Mrs. H. J. Cox
was celebrated by a number of
friends from Portland coming out
and bringing the refreshm ents and a
large
birthday
cake
with
them.
Those present w ere: Mrs. Ambrose,
Mrs.
Bockhouse,
Mrs.
McKenzie,
Mrs. Thom as Steinette, Mrs. M. S.
Campbell, Mrs. L. M. Mize, and
Mrs. Jack Fletcher.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker have
returned from a trip to Brow ns
ville, Texas. They were accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs. R. W. l o o k and
daughter Dot tic for a short visit to
Beaverton people. T he Bakers will
locate again near Beaverton and Mr.
Baker will have the agency for Ful
ler brushes. They formerly lived on
part of the Morgan place which they
purchased and then sold to G. \V.
L rverctt.
N O T IC E .
O pportunity for local students. Chi
cago conservatory graduate and a c
credited teacher of Oregon will give
class and private musical instruction
at Beaverton, May 1 to August 15.
Beginning and advanced courses in
piano, voice, history, harmony, cho
rus. For further information address
Alyse E Murry, 891 E. Main s i,
Portland, Or.—Adv.
N O T IC E — T h * E n terp rise w ill
a p p recia te it if the»# havin g
itam s for p u b lication w ill k in d
ly p resen t th em n o t later th an
T u esd a y even in g.