The Beaverton enterprise., May 27, 1927, Image 1

PRICE 5 C EN TS
TWO FROIH « E R T O »
WILL ENIER EVENIR
Yard Fifteenth Annual Military
Were First In
Tournament At Oregon
Dash, First In Mile,
Agricultural College
First In
Mile
H E LD
BEMRT9N WILL
ENTER FLOAT
George Thyng evpccts io bo at>U*
to i i k > m - ititi' thè new y issi buiM-
iti;. bv lune 1 T h e u t» tilo conni.
1 er w . in ìnstallcil Mondav
li is in
re«l unti while, « lu d i wuh thè red
coment il.. ;, « ili makc a line look
At the last meeting of the Bea­
ini; sture.
verton Chamber of Commerce, $lln
JU N E
Teach In Athens
was raisr«l to finance a float for
the Rose Show in Portland in June.
Public spirited citizens have become
interested in this big advertising
idea and will see that Beaverton
has a float that every citizen can
be proud of. People come from all
over the United States to see the
Rose Show and a large number are
looking
for new homes.
Its a
good idea to let outsiders know
Beaverton is on the map.
G IRLS WON
HONORS
Dr. H L. Bates, Dean of Men at
The community was shocked to
Pacific l niversity for the last 34
J
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t
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row
n
and
H
om
er
W
ilto
n
hear of the death of Miss Lila Gcr-
T hird
and
F o u rth
in
years, dined with Mr| and Mrs.
Will T a k e P a r t in the E vents
miquetle, aged 21, Monday evening
Y a rd Dash, Second in
Cady Tuesday evening.
He will
Saturday
at the home of her parents, Mr.
B ro a d Ju mp.
cave June 4, for Athens, accom­
and Mrs. H. A. Germiquctte.
got) \gricultural College, Cur- panied by Prof., H. L. Hopkins, of
, Alice W ans returned home
She had been operated on for
Beav
ertoti
High
School
won
many
May 27.—(Special) Enterprise, Pacific University and together they
valli.,
¿.‘ d a y from Shantung, China, appendicitis
three weeks previous
honors at Forest Grove Saturday, Two men of Beaverton will be en- will teach in Greece.
On their
itft
of tin and had returned to her home from
journey
they
will
stop
at
Hono­
Following
is
a
list
of
winners:
iu
the
events
of
the
fifreenth
tend
ung
Chines« St. \ menus hospital in Portland.
100 yard dash 1st Clyde Edwards, annual military tournament at O. | lulu, Japan, t hina, India, Egypt.
rl* for live years.
She is now It was thought she was getting
3rd, C harles Brandle.
A. i . June, 4. in which more than Mr. Bates is 74 years old and ex­
j. at the home of her mother, along very nicely.
The end came
1 mile—1st, James Welsh;
lout) O. A. C, cadets take part, pects to enjoy every minute of
H. C. Watts, and grand moth- unexpectedly.
The funeral will be
Kenneth
Peterson.
lly meant of the tournament the the trip.
| i s Alice bascom, on W atson held Friday at 2 p. m. from the
54 mile—Charles Brandle .
military
department each year shows
Chrisian Church, of which she was
Boys Shot Put—3rd, Alden
the training it offers and the seri - 1 $80,000 Due From
On MuRrch 25, all missionaries a member. W. E. Pegg has charge
ron.
ous purpose the physicially fit col
advised to go t" sea port of the arrangements.
She was a
Pole Vault—3rd, Chester Bristol. lege men give to their work in
First Half Of Taxes
ns and although there had been member o^ the graduating class of
Boys
22ll
yard
low
hurdle—3rd
the
reserve
corps.
lig h tin g in Shantung, it was 1924, of Beaverton High School and
While Mrs. Summers was quietly
The Beaverton men in the tour­
louft it best to leave.
Miss Watts has worked in the local telephone I James Welsh.
There remains $80,000 yet to come sewing in her shop at Beaverton
1
j
mile—1st,
Peterson,
2nd,
Welsh
nament
are
James
Brown,
son
of
T principal of this girls school office for three years and four
22t) yard «lash—2nd, Clyde Ed­ Mr and Mrs. D. II. Brown, and hi from the first half of Washington at a table fifteen feet from the
|ulv, taught tin Bible and En months.
wards.
Homer Wilson ,son of Mr. anil County taxes. Saturday it was an- door, a truck passed by Saturday
Most of the girls came from
She leaves besides her parents,
There was a sound of
120
yard
high
hurdle—3rd,
Adolph
Mrs. A. E. Wilson.
Wilson is in nouuccd that only $507,627 had been afternoon.
lit homes and the school term one brother, Ben, sister, Mina at
collected in the first half of this broken glass as a pebble hit the
Kavvasky.
tlit-
centipede
race
while
Brow
n
will
j
for 0 months.
No girls are home, and sisters Alta, living at i
years taxes.
window and a piece of glass nearly
id on the street unchaperoned Shasta, C alifornia, and Mrs. Ruth | Boys Relay—3rd, Charles Brandle, take part in the stunt in which the
an inch across hit Mrs. Summers
Kenneth
Petterson,
Adolph,
Kavv-
engineers
will
set
up
a
defense
po-1
they always dress in native James, in Nebraska.
on the top of her head.
It bled
asky, Clyde Edwards.
sition with barb wire entanglements,
In"'''-
profusely but soon stopped.
The
Boys broad jump—2nd, C h a r l e s ' from which they will repulse an at­
better bouses m i huts a n
pebble
had
gone
through
the
glass,
Brandle.
tack similar to the western front
made of brick but the poor pcoplv
made a hole about an inch wide,
Girls—75
yard
dash—3rd
Elsie action of the recent \V orld war.
live I in mud huts.
Most of thi
cracking in a few places near the
Whitworth, 4th Lela Hantmersley.
O
’
C*
1
I
crae
pm|| at this point are very poor
le.
50 yard dash—2nd Elsie Whit- j
are high and the country is
rs. Summers considered herself
worth, 4th Lela Hantmersley.
e Y ellow River basin, and
very lucky for the accident could
Broad jump—2nd Elsie Whitworth.
is always some disaster every
have been a serious one.
Basket ball throw for distance— j
The Congregational Church and
,r,| a drouth, flood, or the seeds
Mrs. Summers has added stamp­
Lilly Leahy—she
made
a
throw
the M. K. Church will have a
proor.
The counti v is overrun
ing to her line and also does hem­
only 9 inches less than the win­
Memorial Day service at the Con­
One of Beaverton High School’s !
bti . Aits, 200 in a troop, and they
stitching and dressmaking.
ner, 4th Mable McDonald.
gregational
church
Sunday.
Rev..
down on a village, burn and most successful years came to a
Basket ball—throw for basket— '
W. E. Ingalls will deliver the ser-'
close Friday e v e n i n g with the
away everything of value,
Marie Leahy—3rd.
Music by the Congregational
T u t Bennison, superintendent of nton.
j i t people think that Chinese graduation of the C lass of 1927,
IT I S O N LY ON T H E BASIS O F
Basket ball throw for ac c u ra c y -
Sunday School will be dis-1
the Beaverton Water system, near­ C hoir.
■on rice, this is not so, they forty strong. Members of the class
tied for third, Violet Stoffers.
C
ly chopped off the first finger of missed a few minutes earlier so I O N F ID E N C E AND T R U S T T H A T
millet, also carrots and sweet put on the pr> gram, inviting as
Girls Relay—2nd, Elsie Whitworth,
YOU CAN B U ILD UP B U SIN ESS
»es, which grow to a huge their speaker, Dean Dubach, of Ore­ Jaunita Spencer, Myrtle Johnson, his left hand Saturday while chop­ that all may attend.
ping wood.
It took seven stitches
gon Agricultural College, who pre-
Lela Hanunerslcy.
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• ented in a series of anecdotes there
to sew it together again.
It is
healing nicely.
P a‘r
F R E E M A R C E L W I T H S H A M P O O maxims for the class to follow
P O T A T O
C H IP S
He advised thrtn to “ have some W I L L I A M S
V/ON
definite
place
to
go”
“to
go”
and
R O B E R T JO H N SO N
J. E. Stephen will give a
tarcel with every shampoo or “to get there.”
Homer Allen left Wednesday for
Music was
furnished by
Miss
Mr. and Mrs. L. V Graham have
The William’s Potato (hips wofi I Robert Johnson, agc«l 79 years,
y and Thursday during th«
trip on Puget Southern Oregon w h e r e he will
Virginia
Parts,
Mrs.
Georgia
Kearns,
Payne
baseball,
who
lived
three
miles
south
of
¡returned
from
a
the
game
Sunday
at
of June. »She will be seen
Martha
Woodruff
and
a field in Beaverton.
The score was Beaverton, passed a w a y
Sunday.! Sound.
1 hey have been away sev- spend the summer with a govern­
Studio Barber Shop
Mrs Miss
ment surveying party.
Ladies
quartet
comprised
of
the
resigned
j
[
e
was
a
resident
of
Denmark
and
oral
weeks.
11
to
7.
Red
Wildman
Stepbi is gives facials, hot oil sham-
Misses Ruth Maurer, Helen Stiles. as manager and Clarence Lassen came to this country in 1874 and |
'
p"0. B a r steams, manicuring, etc.
Gladys Shellenberger, and Virginia was appointed Captain.
A number of Beaverton ladies at
Captain and Mrs. Bergduff of the
lived in Michigan two years, rest
Parks.
The stage was beautifully
The Beaverton team wi II play at df his life in Beaverton. He leaves tended the card party *at the Elk’s H. S. C ustom office and Mr. and
Mus Wilkins
decorated, the tribute of the junior Banks Sunday.
a wife, Sine, daughter, Mrs. C. Temple, Portland, given by the Soc Mrs. Van Rodman, Portland, were
Won Floor Lamp class. A crowded house greeted the
lb »famlcr, Portland, sons, lohn, N ial Clubs of the Eastern Star for dinner guests of Mrs. A. H. Spran-
presentation of diplomas with cheers.
W. E. the benefit of the children in the i 1 er recently.
P. and Henry, at home,
Mis Wilkins won the floor lamp
Miss Helen Stiles was awarded
Drinks
l’egg was in charge of arrange- Masonic Home, at Forest Grove.
■ -
J. E. Conley, of the Beaverton
at ili c I Beaver Theatre, Tuesday the Scholarship given by the inde-
ments.
Funeral was held Wednf s-
evening.
pendent College with Miss W h it-:
Century Store. has been in
day, interment, Riverside cemetery
M r. ami Mrs. VV. C McKell and
N&jtt Tuesday night will be th< worth alternate.
[■ores!
Grove for the past week.
Miss Julie te Carter, were dinner
last public appearance of Mr. Hick>
The graduates were. Ilomcr Allen
guests of Mr. ami Mrs. William
H. I.. Lyman and wife and son,
at th' Country Store and be ha- Lilly Anderson, Alden Barron, Eu-
Schtnuckli, Portland, Sunday.
«ifSeaitlc, are visiting Mr. Layman's
platin' I unusually good prizes for gene Bishop, (_harles Brandle Flor-
sister, Mrs. J. Huntley and family.
Eckstcin, Kath-
«•nee Brown, Arlon K
ry Rates th cltick y winners.
J. E. Davis, F. H. Scimene and
Harrison, All Lot Owners Should See
Gibson,
Icavino nd
ryn
E. VV. Woodruff attended the cere- ■
Mr. ami Mrs. Henry Korman and
Ruth Haulenbcck, M; yrtle Johnson,!
inumai of AI Kader I empi«', Mon­
That
The
Cemeteries
Keehn,
lie rbert
children, of
Longview,
and
Mr.
Johnson,
Victor
day evening ill Portland.
1 Kerman's mother, Mrs. Mary Kor-
(.oldie Kent, Adolph Kijoitski, Lilly
Are Cleaned Up
Leahy, Marie Leahy, Phyllis Linpman
inati, of Neillsville, Wisconsin, spent
(). Roberts made a business Sunday in the home of Mrs. Kor­
i, Oregon
Georgiana Malarkey Kearns, Ainta
Lives At Greenberg but Is trip W to Seattle last week.
ean 's sister, Mrs. A. H. Spraner.
Mat/.kc, Ruth Mauer, Phylis Meyers, O n e Day Should be Devoted to the
•cv-rv
Employed In Portland
Mrs. Korman will remain for a
Leona Murray, Virginia Parks, Ken­
M em o ry of T h o t e W h o Have
Mr. and Mrs. M E. Beatty,Port- while for a visit with her sister
Goes
In
Every
Day
neth Peterson, Laura Pray, Dorothy
P atted On
land, were week-end guests «if Mr before going on to ( alifornia.
Rankin. Gladys Schellenberger, 1 Ron­
and Mrs. George P. Henderson.
ald Smith, Boyd Sprague, Helen
•**f Retaminq Walls For Fills Stiles, Violet Stoffers, Muriel Tay­
■
M rs. G. S. Roycc and baby rr-
Completed also holes for lor. Elsie Whitworth, Gayford W il­ Monday is Memorial Day, a time 2 B U L B S W O RTH $200 Mrs. \ E Hanson and twof turned Sunday to their home in
to pay tribute, not only to the brave
son, Paul Wirth. Robert Wood and soldiers, who have fought and «bed
children, Eugene and B e t t y and Albany, after a visit with her sis-
Concrete Pillars Dug
K. Allen and
Hi d A
Martha Woodruff, John Livermore.
Nice
P rune O rchard On Miss Mabcl Uarlson attended th. lets here, Mrs, ( .
for <->ur country, but a day sacred
( ireus in Portland Monday Mrs. M. E. Underhill.
P lace But H er In te re st Lies
Barnes
to our loved ones who have passed
USE LO TS OF C E M E N T
In Bulbs
on to the other shore.
Rolliti P
Adkins, Portland, will
Mrs. A. H. Spraner and her sis­
In most of our towns there are
of Sand and Gravel Dumped
present
his
piano
pupils of Beaver-
ter, Mrs. Mary Korman, Neilsville,
only a handful of old soldiers of the
Mon day G etting Ready to P ou r
To Miss Na«lia Swell, of Green­ Wisconsin, spent 'I uesday at the ton in a public recital Saturday
war of 1X61-’5 or only a few soldiers berg, belongs the honor of growing
C o n cre te
at Forest Grove.
evening at H o'clock, in the High
of the late war, who may not be and exhibiting the first pink daffo­ Masonic Home ______
School auditorium.
Everyone is tn-
banded together so as to hold a dil seen in Portland. The two pink
Robert Shively severely sprained |
special service at the cemetery, but «laffodil bulbs on her place are
The retaining wall on the viaduct
his elbow as he fell while playing
each
citizen
should
sec
that
every
The Beauty Box has put in a new
exttn m about 100 feet past Ghonn
fi •‘g worth $100 each.
line of cosmetics and on Mondays
Miss Svvett is employed in Port­
leys filling station.
Monday the Beaverton Lodge No. 252 soldier's grave is marked by
Mr. and Mrs. William R Paulson
and
at least a flower laid there. land but lives at Greenberg, 54 mile
and Friilays they will give a free
holes were dug for the huge | dlari
I. O. O. F. And Modern They fought for a principal, under­ from the station She has three have gone to Eastern Oregon be­ facial demonstration with each
Which are to hold up the center of
l
went hardships, many times without acres of land. A nice prune orch- fore returning to Eugene, Oregon,
marcel, good only for the month
Woodmen Attend
theRvuduct and crushed rock and a
Mr. Paulson will
food or shelter from the weather ard yields her a profit, but her for the summer.
ot May.—adv.
to $315 fram, work of steel lai«l in the
and oftimes died a terrible lingering bulb# claim most of her attention. return in the fall as Athletic coach
hot to
preparatory to putting in
i to ¿265 the frame work for the concret« B E A U T I F U L F L O W E R S death, away from frietyls or loved She has imported narcissus direct at Beaverton High School.
Miss Margaret Tucker, Hillsboro,
ones ,and the least a grateful pe«jple from Holland, ami the rows and rows
visited her grand parents, Mr. and
i tO ' 3 0 0 pillars
do is to spend a
few hour* of bulbs extending to the «»rchard
Boyd Sprague is Confined to ht> Mrs. F. C. Peck, Tues«lay,
o O. F. had C h arg e of Services can
Thi frame work on the retaining
one
day
in
the
year
at
their
grave
home
with illness.
the
C
hurch
and
C
em
etery
at
will
some
day
yield
her
a
tidy
in­
I tO
wall for the viaduct ts nearK c ;;i
Next Sunday m o r n i n g all the come.
Sunday A fte rn o o n
The funeral of Mrs. Millie Hicin-
She likes the country and
, t o ' 2 5 0 pl«*e ri. will soon
be ready for ih<
churches will have special Memorial enjoys the flowers and spends every
Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Price and 1 botham, aged 31, was held Sumlay,
cone; e and the fill. A large force
Day services and a tribute will be spare moment in her flower garden Mr. and Mrs. Frances Livermore from Peggs ( hapel. She <he«l Fri
of n „ were require«! <>n this work
The funeral of the late John
paid
to those who have died that
<lay at the Good Samaritan hospital
Miss Swett has a cozy bungalow motored to Neskowin Sunday.
most of them returning to their Schilling was held Sunday afternoon
' following an operation.
Besides her
with every convenience and numer­
homes in Portland every n eht
at the Aloha Community church, our nation might live.
People have been busy during the ous pet cats and dogs.
The many friends t»f Miss Noreen, husband, George,
she leaves
five
p A Fa, rwrll Street
is stnnding up with the Beaverton Lodge, So. 252,
Nelson were surprised to hear of children ranging in age from five
V . - * well under the heavy traffic
The I. O. O. F. in charge of the serv­ past week cleaning up the cemeter­
Jack Raynarit, who came up from her marriage to l.cwi s W. Allyn, to thirteen years, They lived south
gradi ; of the street has left some I ices at the church and the cemetery. ies, cutting the grass and weeds and
Mis* Nelson I of Beaverton in the Sorrento dts-
of Rhe h uses
exceptionally h;-h This lodge and the Modern Wood­ trimming the shrubbery so that Beaverton to the Monday luncheon, of Heppner, Oregon
when
Decoration
day
does
come
it
Heppner
for the trict.
taught
school
says that he has just completed the
America attended in a
hut Kit only makes them k> k t ■ re men of
will be a pleasure for people to pay planting of 1000 filbert trees on 10 past two years
body.
Mr.
Schilling
held
an
office
,n d O r e
attra
especially the community
a visit to the cemetery, leave a few acres of the Peterson place at Mid­
Mrs. Stephens will give a free
d n re
Last week Rev.
I > S in each of these lodges.
Miss Myrtle J •hnson left Satur- marcel with e v e r y
shampoo on
The church was filled and crowd* flowers there and he happy in the way, which he bought last year
Shari- planted ivy across the bank
-tood outside. M aiy beautiful lier­ thought that their loved ones sleep That he expects some day to be ex-1 day to spend the summer at ScCnic, j Monday and Thursday during the
in fr< nt of the parsonage.
month of June.
She is with the
ai offerings covered the casket and in a beautiful garden filled with tensively in the nut business is W ashington.
I Studio Barber Shop.
<di <wn by the fact that he already
the pulpit. Mr. and Mr*. J. i chil­ flowers and trees.
A. M. Jannsen has drilled a wcll|
- - ■—
la
has 10 acres planted four years ago
ling Sr., came d o w n from
He is spending on W. II Bold’s place in the S o r - , Jaime Hudson from O. A (\
Harry L. Hudson, manager of the to English walnuts
Grande, to attend the funeral
week-en<l
with
home
Interment wa* in the Hillsboro Port of Portland Traffic Bureau, a part of Ins time on his farm just rento «listrict and found water at spent the
faner
Also Lutina Hulett, also of
cemetery. W. E Pegg, of Beaver­ left Saturday for the National For­ new, and may move to it for the i>7 fret flowing 15 gallons a minute folks.
Hillsboro Inde He expects to put in a gasoline, O. A. C. visited her parents, Mr.
ton had charge of the funeral ar- eign Trade Convention, which will be summer m o n t h s
station there.
I and Mrs. J. H. Hulett.
pendent
held in Detroit, this week
rangements.
Hit on Head by
Piece of Glass
Joint Memorial
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STUDENTS GRADUATE
Cut Finger
services Sunday "t,
to the Bone
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LOCAL N EW S
VNT
DECORATION DAT
DORK RUSHED
ON VIRDUC1
ds
$100
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LIRCEST FUNERAL
EVER RELO IR ALORA
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MISS SWETT GROWS
PINK DAFFODILS