The Beaverton enterprise., June 17, 1927, Page 2, Image 2

II G. Johnston has purchased a
spoke in flattering terms of the
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beautiful m other; “ She is a wonder- Ford roadster. Win. A. Y o u n g a
coupe
and
James
P.
Kern
a
Th« B E A V E R T O N E N T E R P R IS E
“ IN TELLICEN T YO U TH "
ful yellow cat, and her tail is lon;. Nash
In its reports to the 139th general and bushy, looks like an umbrella Ford.
B E AV E R TO N . OREGON
assembly of the Presbyterian church over her head when she waves it—
oí
Chas Morrison, of Fossil, W heel-
meeting in San Francisco , the board It also keeps the sun o ff her head.'
Published Friday of each week by
Helms,
er
county, visited O. V
o f Christian education said: “ With
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PIO N EER PUBLISHING CO.
the rising tide of intelligent youth
Mrs.
Olive N e l s o n left today, Wednesday.
B A T T E R Y C H A R G IN G
there is no doubt that the safety (Thursday)., for her home in Lo«
Members o f National Editorial A sso­
(
anyon
o f Prohibition is assured.”
Angeles, after spending ten days
Bids for the paving of
ciation and Oregon State Edi­
W e are truly glad that somebody visiting her brother, R. !>. Young Road werereccived by the Mulino-
torial Association.
has faith in the young generation, She was accompanied home by her moh county commissioners Wednes-
while the statement of the board father.
day. The lowest bid was that of
will be taken with a grain of salt
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the firm of Wren & Greenough,
Subscription
$1.00 a year. A d ­
%
Try our free air service— W e put it in for you,
by many people, there is good sense
Mr. and Mrs. Young and sou $4l9,91o.5U.
en application.
vertising
in believing that the boys and girls Jack, Mrs. Nelson, and Mr. Young
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i v . S W A W . V . V A S V A '. V A V . W W . 'A V V A '. W . V . W v J
of today—endowed as they are with Sr., motored to Longview and visit-
Florence Bryant and Ralph Park­
Items for publication can be left at all modern advantages, with the dis­ ed the Long-Bell mill. They went er were married at Hillsboro,
Sull­
our office in Hanna bldg.
coveries of science at their finger­ as far
as Cascade Locks Sunday, day. Among the relatives
present
.7503 tips, with health and longevity im on the Columbia River Highway.
were three great aunts and two
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proved, and with an outlook on
Stock Conipanv
Country Rate>|
grand mothers of the couple.
Mrs
life n e v e r
more prosperous—will
Portland office
Mr. and Mrs. William Hammer Parker is a daughter of the county
grow up to be intelligent men and and five children are visiting at the school superintendent, Mrs. Emma
212 4th St., near Salmon
women who will carry on to greater home of Mrs. Hammer’s parents, Bryant.
things than we now know.
(Automobile Insurance
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Swenson. They
JEFFR IE S_Business Manager
Mi
W e hold no brief for the flapper- will be here about three weeks.
Gifford
house
in
Woodland
The
JEFFRIES.........................E4jtor ish, sheikish carousals of the night­
♦
BEAV
E
R
TO
N
FINANCE
CO.
Beaverton.
Acres .is nearly completed.
0r*t*l
lelii
clubs. But we do believe this: that
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Mrs. Cora Wetherell, o f Baker,
whatever
mischief
the
youth
gets
A R E MEN B R AVER N O W ?
Mr. Knack, of Woodland Acre«
Oregon, is here visiting at the
into today some older person either home of her mother, Mrs. G ,L. has nearly completed his store and
Before the war they called
made it possible or contributed to
Newman, She is going to Salem to expects to open a Barbecue Inn, X^-X^X* X ,* X "X -X * * X ~ X ~ X "X ” X "X ~ X ***X ~ X ~ X ~ X *,X " X ~ X “ 4 M
“mollycoddles.'' But what about
it in some way yesterday. In other
graduation of her daught- there soon.
boys who went over the top? What words, one generation always rests be at the
from Willamette Univers
er
Rose,
' M iS S
about Lindburgh, Chamberlain, Byrd, on the foundation laid for it by the
Mr.
Drew,
the
landscape
engineer,
|»art
ity.
her
and even the Catalina and English previous one.
will leave Monday for a ten days
channel swimmers, men who went
W e believe with the Presbyterian
Mrs. G. K Gilchrist and daught- business trip to California.
over* the earth across continents, board that youth is intelligent. Why
o f " Ban
and breaking endurance and speed shouldn't/ we, since we are all more er, Miss Gara Gilchrist, o f Great
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
W
Falls,
Montana,
the horn
barn
at
First
and
Watson
The old
records?
A rc men braver now, or or less responsible for their welfare?
M. Young and two Sundays wen streets is being torn down. It was
in Vt'est
is human life valued less than in
dinner guests of Mr.and Mrs. W considered a fire menace. The barn
W E ARE OVER S T O C K E D
past generations and ancient times ?
Resident Dealers
C. McKelly, Sunday.
M rs.
was built 50 years ago.
The answer probably is that pre­
For Royal Tailors
ftnci 1 u
sent-day achievements are not more
Dona Rae Howard and Rosemary
cough
hazardous, but simpl y more speci
The Beaverton baseball' team lost
Fitzpatrick,
pupils
of Alta F.ast- the game Sunday to Hillsboro, 8
The
Capitol
Cleaners
and
Dyers,
tacular; and combined with mechani­
' M
cal perfections and rapid communi­ of Multnomah, have been appointed ham Travis, danced before the queen to 2 . The second team played Reed-
cation they stand out more promi­ resident dealers for the famous R oy­ of the Rose Festival Monday. Dona ville and lost 14 to 1.
ed . he
Boys had
nently in the minds of a greater al Tailors, of Chicago and have on Rae danced in “The Fairy Rose" bad luck Sunday.
on )e
number of people.
At any rate, display a full line of suit samples. Wednesday and Rosemary dances in
the romance of adventure is not This is the first time this service Rosaria.
M ’S.
7 Ford T ou rin g s,..........................................$56 to $315
J. E. Conley and J. P. Hecox
has been available in Multnomah.
dead.
pos
her
Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Metzler and drove over to Tigard Wednesday
Drop in and look over their samp
7 Ford R o a d s te r s ........................................... $25 to $265 to g IV e
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to
visit
with
Mr.
Wildman,
at
the
Buy from a reliable dealer daughter Mariam, returned Tuesday
The Psychology o f W ar Is a pe­ les.
20th Century store.
5 Ford C ou p es..............................................$195 to $300 Hoe. der
and
you
will always get full value from several days at Bandon.
try tmsii
culiar thing.
A German sea cap­
5 Ford D eliveries..........................................$150 to $195
tain, on a good-will tour around the for your money.
Mr. and Mrs. IS. K. Denny and
world, stopped at San Francisco not
ALOHA NEW S.
3 Ford T ru c k s ............................................................ $175 to $250 Th
A. M. Kennedy went to Corvallis
long ago. He called on the mayor,
the! h‘ 'in
B E A V E R T O N LOCALS. to attend the meeting of the State
who during the World war had
fice.
Mrs. Win. R. Shoemaker’s child
Grange.
shipping interests. The genial may­
R EASONABLE T E R M S
is ill with the measles.
Mrs. Jean McLean McBrecn, who
or dined the captain and treated
Mr I
Miss Ruth Slate is home from
h a s so successfully
conducted a
Rex Denny is home from Oregon
him quite cordially, even after being
eaui
; r,n
the
Oregon
Agricultural
College.
class in the Dunning System in Agricultural College where he is a
told by the captain that the latter
equipped
Beaverton the past year, l e a v e s Junior.
He
will
leave
Saturday
to
had been instrumental in sinking a
d lass
G. Johnson, of San Kran-
Wednesday, the 15th for New York attend R O. T. C. at Camp Lewis
couple of the mayor’s ships in 1918.
Authorized Ford Dealer.
hcre+to-f
California, is visiting
City, where she w i l l do special
Mrs.
W e have the word of the captain
Mason.
work this summer.
Mrs. Me Breen
Paul Luy, Medford, 1927 editor of
Branch at Beaverton, Oregon.
for this, but regardless of the ac­
PAR
is to be head o f the Dunning work the Oregon VV'cbfoot, at University
curacy of the report, the incident
Washington
and
East
Streets.
The Aloha Mercantile Co., had a
at Pacific University next year and of Oregon, visited Ernest Masters.
shows how views can "change from
Mrs
beautiful flag m their window flat
New and Used Cars on Display
times of war to times of peace. it is understood she will continue
Mrs. Ho
day.
her
class
in
Bcavcgton.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Van Kleck
Probably the mayor figures that
Horc ael
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attended a miscellaneous s h o w e r
what's gone is gone, and the cap­
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¡fiotti tip
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
W.
Chinn
and
Mr.and
Mrs.
Robert
Mcnstcli
were
tain reasons that what’s sunk might
last week for Mr. and Mrs. Kirke
on «Tue
daughter, Louise and ton Lawrence, Hoover, at Kmton, who were re­ Monday visitors at the home of
as well be talked about,
anil grandson
Walter, of
Boise,
Mratio
Mrs.
C.
J.
Rose.
cently burned out and lost every
tn
Idaho, were dinner guests of Mr.
thing they had.
rta-
and Mrs. A. C. Chinn, Friday. A
If we all worked as hard for
Miss Lyle McCarthy, of Portland,
C. Chinn is a nephew of G. W
own business as the ladies of
Mrs. C. A. W olf oik and son of visited Mrs. S. Emerson over the
Chinn.
>
church work for their church
Keasey, O r e g o n ,
near Vcrnonia, week-end.
town would boom tomorrow.
visited with Mr. and Mrs. D. C.
Mrs. G. K. Gilchrist and daughter,
Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Lew Charley
Howard last week.
J. C. BRIDGES
Miss Gara, of Great Falls, Montana,
of The I )alles and M rs. J. Johnson,
Ancient towns had walls o f stone are visiting Mr. and Mrs. William
Wheeler Building
Mrs. Floyd Tefft and two daught- visited Mrs. L. Adkins.
around them.
Some modern towns M. Young, north of Broadway. Mrs,
arc enclosed in walls of indifference Gilchrist and daughter and Mr. and ers, Helen and Thelma, left Sunday
Dishes, Cooking Utensils, Furniture, B e d 1 ng.
Mr.and Mrs. C. J. Rose visited
to the outside fellow.
W e hope Mrs. Young and two sons were din­ for several weeks visit in Bloom-
ington,
Indiana,
with
Mrs.
T efft’s with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Men
Stoves, Plows, Rakes, Shovels, etc.
our town will never have either ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. C
sister.
stell in Portland, Tuesday.
kind.
For our town is the whole McKcll, Sunday.
All Kinds of Fanning Machinery
community, and the c o m in u n i t y
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
J.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Cane,
Pull­
Flynn,
of
Agents lor Heath and Milligan Paints
stretches out as far as our influ­
F.. W. W oodruff, L I). Shellen-
ence and good will go.
If there berger and Rudolph, are attending ulati, Washington, visited Mr. and Portland, surprised Mr. and Mrs
Conte in and get Acquainted
is no limit to the business relation­ Masonic Grand Lodge, which is in Mrs. W . R. Petch, Saturday .They King, Sunday.
enjoy ( d
ships and friendships of the people session Wednesday, Thursday and went to McMinnville to visit relat­
ives
and
will
return
to
attend
the
Mrs. J. H. Sidwell and daughter
of our town, neither can there be Friday.
Rose Festival.
They are delegates drove to Salem Monday to visit
any limit to its "size.” Cities have
boundaries fixed by law. Communi­
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Edmunds, of to the Washington State Grange her daughter.
Beaverton
ties have no boundaries except those San Francisco, were guests of the held at Auburn, Washington.
( )regon
fixed by hitman interest and sym­ K. W . W oodruff home Saturday
Mrs. Kate Shores, sister o f Mrs.
and Mrs. G. C. Hess and son Bridges, returned to
pathy and by the area from which morning to hear the broadcasting
her
sister’s
from Akron, Ohio, have ar- home Sunday after visiting another Y A W 'V i'A Y .'.W iY .W /.'.Y .Y .V .’.V.Y.V.VV.V.Vr.V.V.Vi
local business draws its |>atronagr. of Col Lindbergh’s home coining.
to spend the summer with sister, Mrs. Gilbert and daughter,
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ing." the
Agent For H U D S O N E S S E X
Hess’s sister, Mrs. H. T. Waite Norma Gladys, in Seattle.
Mrs. William () Roberts and son
President Coolidge is going to the
delive y
Black Hills to see if there are any Frank, left Sunday to motor to
position.
John and Myron Gray have re­
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Buck and son
Los Angeles.
They will be away
dark horses there.
Fergi isoli,
turned home from the University
and Mrs. Buck's sister, Mrs. Bon-
two weeks.
Mrs. Roberts will visit
acted as
of Oregon, at Eugene, for the sum­
lok, are at the Buck Cottage at
a
brother
in
the
south
who
she
has
donaied
"Home, James!” will soon be sup­
mer vacation.
not seen for seventeen and a half
realtor
Caution Beach for a few days.
C. A. K IN G , Prop.
erseded by “ Paris, Charles!”
years.
first
pii/
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Landolf,
A large force of men arc packing
land
coni
Portland,
visited
at
the
home
Auto Accessories
General Auto Repair
' "Should chamber of commerce bo
strawberries at Reedville this week
A. F. Hanson has secured the Mrs. M. C. McKcrcher, Sunday.
spelled with a capital ?”
They
are
packed
in
large
barrels,
contract for
supplying
Beaverton
is
“ No, but it should be financed
Associated Gas and Oils
a layer of berries and then a layer
schools with 100 cords of wood.
John
B.
Hays
visited
at
the
home
with it.”
of sugar. *
Th. p
of his son, Jesse Hays, Sunday.
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Miss Martha W oodruff and Miss
the
Is. Ii.••
In Center of Town
Beaverton, Oregon
When the other fellows don’t see Wilniadcdr Nicholson, of Portland,
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hall and
gradi îles
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kerns,
the thing just as you do you ran were presented in a piano recital,
children
of Yakima,
Washington,
. W W V . S W . V A V . V . V . V . V / . V . V . V A ' . V . V V . V . V . V . V . ' i W ' pils I and
generally get the crows I thinking by Kollin P Adkins, Thursday at Portland, spent Saturday evening
arc visiting Mrs.
Hall's
mother
g rai. u a
the
!..
L.
Caswell
home.
your way by referring to the op ­ the Ellison-White-Little Theatre.
Mrs N. Hill.
(han tiers
of politicians.
position as a
son.
Mrs. Claude Anderson and niece.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Scimene Miss Analec Shields, of Portland,
Mr. and Mrs. S y v e r s o n
and
Jone
D¡
l.indburgh had sense enough not visited at the homes of M i and s|»ent the week-end at the home of d a u g h t e r I Mores, of Longview,
Haul es.
to try to fly back
His medals Mrs. Walter Scott and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Van Kleek
Washington, are visiting Mrs. Sy-
Brow t.
would have been a serious wc.eht- Mrs William Freiberg, of Portland,
verson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F
handicap.
Sunday.
W Livermore.
M r. and M rs. I. R Metzler
C O N F E C T IO N E R Y A N D ICE C R E A M PARLOR
Ae 1
the latter part o f last week
Euftne
At The Old Location— With a New Store
M OTORCAROLOGY
Mr. and Mrs. A C. Ohinn,
Batulon, Oregon, for a vacation.
Mrs. M W. Weisenbach returned
tWO u i , k
As varation time draws near a Gerald, a n d daughters Fern
from t. aliforma Thursday,
She has
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SO FT D R IN K S, FR U ITS, M E L O N S
few hints to young men motorists '.aura, were dinner guests of
T. B Phillips, of \N oodland Acres been visiting her s i s t e r m San
panai d b
are m order
Young man. when you nul Mrs. J. A. Post, Sunday.
is now employed al Independence Francisco.
Magazines—
All
The
get out in the great open *| aces
Daily Papers
Floyd Williams, of Williams Can-
■ M m
remember this:
Mr and Mrs. George P Hender­ yon, is visiting his grand parents.
Mr and Mrs. S. G. Rogers, Mr.
his a 11 a
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If you get hungry rat o ff voor son were guests at a birthday din­ M r and Mrs. O. V Helms.
and Mrs Harry Price, Mr and Mrs.
«o tl
I,
license plates.
If the young Inly ner Thursday, given In honor of
A DcnHolm and Mrs. R Cham
Canned Goods and Light Groceries to Accommodate Sunday
atte
d ed
C. W . Sherwtn and family, of berlm visited the Tigard Rebckah
with you is indifferrntial use the Mrs th ailes F Mace
Night Trade
Los Angeles, California, arrived m lodge, Saturday night.
spark.
Bat be courteous enough to
M;
Mrs.
Harry
I..
Hudson
and
son
Beaverton
Friday.
It
only
took
him
hand her the windshield before > ti
Ti l l t
begin talking, and be sure not to Jamie and daughter June, embarked 0* i days to make the trip in his
Mult
and Mrs L. E. Klatt
He has bought a home here.
a-fender.
Take plenty of jack
1 on the Admiral Benson, Tuesday, K>rd
Sam .n
Win R Shoemaker spent
you get cold use the Hood
Don't on her maiden voyage between Port­ Mr Sherwm is a contractor and
a tthe coast.
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tire of the trip
For brushing you- land and California ports. They will builder.
teeth there's nothing like one oi come back on her return trip.
M i.
Randall, of Portland.
The Aloha Dairy has added
the tubes, especially if it lies flat
visited
W. Mason, Tucsdav
Mrs. Charles Dunham and Miss Star chassis to their equipment
in the brush.
The tnp w ill have a silver Ism - Vera H e n d e r s o n were week-end deliver milk
An ice cream social and enter-
mg if your brake lining it aU O K guests of Mr. and Mrs. George P
tainment will be given at -Reedville
Mrs Talbot drew thr
If you run out of gas talk to your Henderson.
church Saturday n i g h t , June 18.
the best float entered in
m otor; ; soon she'll be oil right
benefit of baseball team
I) Young, of Denver, Colorado, Show, by Bcav erton
If the girl simply won't go any
visiting VIr ami Mrs. K Young
Mrs S G Rogers enjoyed lunch
farther w i t h you let nmtontetr»
W
J Stidd and H. J Quinn eon with Mrs. Rosa Hiitnbcrg, o!
Remember you can’ t drive safely
Mrs. B. J. Johnson is now em­ purchased Chevrolet c o a c h e s last Beaverton,
W ednesday.
•
with a head light, that is, a light ployed at Geo. Thyng's Confection­ week
\
1 Skit wrote the in ,
head.
Iton't bolt your fo o d ; only ary and Ice Cream Parlor
surance.
Mrs. Jean McLean McP.recn left
a nut does that
Keep your bear-
• •
on
Tuesday morning for New York
tngs at all times, then sound taps
A man wanted to advertise some
th e
Mr* C. A King •t rnjo>mff a where she
viste
will study music this
and shift back home, before you kittens for sals in this paper, and vacation at (. athlamet, W ashington'
sun utter.
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Also Beaverton Exchange
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T H Y N G ’S
NOTICE
MARSH'S
Garage and Service Station
^ ill be Closed during
Paving of Lombard Street
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