The Beaverton enterprise., June 24, 1927, Page 2, Image 2

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Mr. and Mrs. William II.mm.er
and faur children o f Los Angeles, <
who have been \i wting Mrs. Ham-
mer’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs .E. n. i
building
a
new
A. E. Hansen is
barn on his place in the Sorrento Swenson, left Wednesday for The
Dalles, to stay until Saturday to
district.
visit a sister, Mrs. J. R Johnson.
B A T T E R Y C H A R G IN G
The Whitehall Cafe have beauti
fied their place by some very goo.i
Miss Ruth Met/Ier arrived W ed­
looking flower boxes in front o;
nesday from < orvallis to spend sev­
their store.
eral days wilh her brother and fami­
Mayor Pegg and health officer ly, I. R Metzler.
Dr. Mason wer e called on Friday
T r y o u r f r e e a i r s e r v i c e — W e p u t it in f o r y 0ll |
With
a
little
more
cooperative
to
investigate a rabbit «hatchery in
Dr. Theo. Hetu, L. R Dean, and
$1.00
a
year.
Ad-
j
Subscription price
effort between the government and Beaverton.
Various complaints had son Earl Dean, and Harry Nelson W VAV.VAV.W /AV/.V.VAV.W .V.W .V.V.VAV.\V
vertising rate on application.
the states; a little broader vision Been made as to the condition oi spent the week-end on the C lats-
among lcxAd communities; a little the place by neighbors.
kanine river. Dr. Hetu caught over
....7503 more realization that a good road
Phone— Beaverton _
100 fish.
is not completely good unless it
J. I). Hamilton, of Tigard, suffered
Stock Company
Country
leads as far as one wants to go, a broken back, Monday, while a.
Portland office
Miss Elva Ek ström. Miss Litim
and these things will come.
work or. the new grade school ai
212 4th St., near Salmon
Time was when to "get to the Tillamook, u n d e r construction b y ; Hulett. Miss June Hudson, Jaime
county seat” was man’s limit o i Van Bruggen Construction Company Hudson Thurlow W eed, Miss Helen
'Automobile Insurance
But now all is The scaffolding broke and he fell Kearns Robert Harris, Rex Denny,
H. JEFFKI ES.... Business Manager vehicular travel.
He wants to skirt the 14 feet to the ground
The in Homer W i l s o n and Loy Antrim
A. JEFFR IE S---- -----------------Editor different.
B E AV FR TO N FINANCE CO.
Beaverton,
ocean’s shores, scale the nation’s jury is serious but not likely to b> have retured to their homes fo
the su'iirner. fro'ii Oregon Agricul
mountains, d r i v e
to forests and fatal.
tural College.
Miss Ciasltill, Eelam1
OUR T O W N ’S DECLARATION OF plain, to national parks, to health
resorts, to go for business and for
I . . . V V V V
The contract for constructing two Shaw, John and Myron Gray an 1
INDEPENDENCE
pleasure, to haul his crops and concrete viaducts at the head of Ernest Masters have returned fror:
products at so many miles to the Jefferson Street, jiart of the Canyon the University o f Oregon.
The Fourth of July fires the en­ gallon and so many gallons to the
Road improvement p r o j e c t ,
was
thusiasm of every citizen. It marks trip.
America needs more good, awarded to 'Lindstrom anil Fiegen-
L. V. Graham is much improved
the celebration of the adoption of long roads, and authorities will work
son by the Multnomah County Com ­ and is able to be brought home from
a great document in the story of to this end if the people will make
missioners.
Emmanuel hospital, following an at
North America.
But the needs of j their wants known in strong enough
lack of ptomaine poisoning, which
the old Declaration have passed into terms to get results.
ami affected his nervous system.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Chenoweth
Mr.s
history.
No longer do the peoplt
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three children, of Weiser Idaho, Graham was with Mr. and Mrs j
of this great country fear or deride
WE ARE OVER STOCKED
How appropriate is Italy’s king visited at the home of A. C. Chinn F. A. Hopgood in Portland, while
a foreign king
Rather do they
on
their
way
to
Medford,
They
are
Mr. Graham was in the hospital.
think of the Mother Country across named V ictor! He hears his mast-
Oregon.
the sea in a spirit of harmony and er’s voice.
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close alliance in Anglo-Saxon kin­
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Huntlev and
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Allen and Mr
The best minds of this country
ship.
daughter
Janet, and Mr. E, George
and M rs. V. A.
W ood attended a
What our town needs is a little are the ones that mind their own “500” party Saturday given at the spent the week-end at Moro, Ore-
business.
"Declaration of Independence" of its
of Mr. and Mrs. A. Edlund, gon, with Mr. and Mrs. Huntlev’
home
own against King Apalhy and In­
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Portland.
Does "skilled labor” mean skilled
difference.
Paraphrasing the me­
Mrs. Collis Moore.
Ford Tourings,....................................... $55 to
Wilbert Ferguson, of Portland,
morable document of 1776, and ap­ in getting out of hard labor ?
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spending
a
few
weeks
with
the
V.
plying it to our own conununity,
Ford R oadsters...............................................$95 to $265
Bettie Huntley visited an aunt,
Eindbergh is going to tour the W ood family, in Westdale.
we say to such a "King."
Ford Coupes................................................. $195 to $20o|
Mrs. A. J. Sutherlin, in Portland
Sort of a flivver tourist
He has refused to assest to our country.
Mrs. G. K. Gilchrist and daughter, She took part in a missionary play
laws, whereby the public good has who has taken the air.
Ford Deliveries............................................. $150 to $i9¡
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the Congregational church here
Miss Fara, of Great Falls, Montana, :it
suffered smartly, while others have
home
Sunday
and
was
accompanied
Ford Trucks................................................. $175 to J2M
Man’s greatest accomplishment is left Tuesday for their home, follow
escaped a well-deserved term in ye
when he finally gets the new car ing
a visit with Mrs. Gilchrist’ s by her cousin, Miss Elizabeth Gray.
bastile.
He has forgotten to paint up and into the g a r a g e without scraping neice, Mrs. William Young.
R E A SO N A B L E T E R M S
clean up in many and divers man­ the fenders.
Mrs. Elmer Stipes drove to For-
Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Denny and est Grove W ednesday and enjoyed,
ners, even while there was the
Now that all of the advertisers O. M. Kennedy have returned from a luncheon in honor of 1923 mat­
wherewithal in ye Exchequer.
He has plundered our Streets and have finished telling the world about Corvallis, where they were sent as rons.
Mr
Highways, and ravaged our Sidewalks, Lindbergh carrying their products on delegates to the State Grange.
Authorized Ford Dealer.
leaving his spoils of
rubbish in his plane, we might add that the Denny was re-elected as S t a t e
industry,
energy,
alertness,
efficiency
Treasurer
of
the
Grange.
places wont to be clean and free of
METZGER.
6th and Madison Sts. A T w ater5141 Portland, Ore
and congeniality that the President
tire punctures.
talked
about
are
also
m
a
d
e
in
Mrs.
J.
C.
Huntley
and
daughter.
He is at this time transporting
Janet and Betty, attended the gradu­
large armies of house flies and America.
Nsw and Used Cars on Display
Aid met
The Metzger L a d i e s
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ation exercises at Jeffersoh High
perchance mosquitoes to complete
the
home
Wednesday,
June
22,
at
President Coolidge
said in
his school.
Mrs. Huntley’s niece, Miss
v v v i - v v y v v y y v w v i V v 'M v v ': - :
the works of death. Desolation and
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Hammond speech that the number Ruth Patton, was one of the gradu of Mrs. Hamilton. A delicious lunch
Tyranny J
was served.
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He has constrained our f e l l o w lacking in religious devotion is al­ ates.
Right; and we
citizens not to meet together and together too large.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Say, ot
to bear arms against cooperative e f­ might add that it’ s hard to tell
Mr. and Mrs. W. 15. Ream have
fort, whereby small attendance has whether they remained that way Pocatella, Idaho, were guests of Mr as house guests, M rs. Reams’ inoth-
resulted at meetings for the public from associating with others who and Mrs. F, C, Peck, Monday .
er, sister-in-law and small niece, of
have none, or got that way from
weal.
Sioux City, Iowa.
Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Talbert also
He has incited domestic insurrec­ following some of those who profess
attended.
Mrs. Talbert’s brother.
tions among us, where several civic to have it.
J. C. B R I D G E S
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson of I
Robert Gould, was among the gradu­
improvements and public
workers
W
h e eler Building
College Place, Walla Walla, W ash,
have been delayed because o f his
B E A V E R T O N LOCALS. ates.
renting our minds of dissension and
spent the week-end with Mrs. C. O
Miss Elsie Whitworth has charge
Dishes, Cooking Utensils, Furniture, B e d
discord.
Mrs. Elmer Stipes drove to For-
Williamson.
Mrs. J o h n s o n is a
He has endeavored to suppress sister, Mrs. Mike Pienon, returned o f the library while Mrs. W . O
Stoves, Plows, Rakes, Shovels, etc.
neice of Mrs. Williamson.
Roberts is in California.
support of local business, and has home after a months visit here.
All Kinds of Farming: Machinery
permitted the merciless savages of
Mrs. J. H. Ray made a flying trip ?
peddler's competition to ring our
Mrs. W. B. Bernell returned F r i-1 Mr. and Mrs. Willis P. Cady and
Agents for lleath and Milligan Paints
door bells and turn the pages of day to her home in I.os Angeles, daughter, Maxine, were dinner guests j to San Francisco, last week, visiting
Ye Mail-Order catalogs!
after a pleasant visit at the home of Dr. and Mrs. George T. Darland, friends and relatives.
Come in am get Acquainted
He has criticised without facts, of her daughter, Mrs. F. J. Deitsch. of Hillsboro, Sunday.
slandered without proof, and at this
Miss Crete Gray, John Gray, Mis- , Mr. and Mis. Du Rie, son Eddie
time seeks to erect a multitude of
Mr
Eason, State Highway en-
new but unfounded reasons why gineer, accompanied J W. Kaynard Oma Emmons, Miss Alpha Williams. and Chester Dye, left Wednesday
“our town" should not grow and to Tigard Wednesday and surveyed Miss Grace Ayers, and Mr. and j evening for a two-week motor trip I
Beaverton
,
Oreg
devclopc and enjoy ye fruits of the route for the new tclephom Mrs. I. R. Metzler, from Beaverton,
to Helena, Montana.
are
attending
summer
session
of
j
prosperity.
cables.
University of Oregon, in Portland.
Therefore, we, the people of "our
Mr. anti Mrs. Frank Hamilton V .'.V .W .V .W .’ iV .V V /.V .V .'.V .V .V .V A V .V .V .V /.V .Y .V 'l
town" assembled, appealing to the Joe Orsclli re|>orted be:ng in an
Mr. and Mrs. George P. Hender- accompanied
their son James to
He was
civic conscience of our citizens for accident Tuesday morning.
Agent For H U D S O N E S S E X
the rectitude of our intentions, do driving his truck on North 27th son were week-end guests of Mr. Everett, W ash, where he was mar­ 5
Mr. Hamilton
i-
in the name and by the authority street, when he met a sedan driven anti Mrs. Charles E. Mace, of Es- ried June 18.
principal o f
the Newbcrg Grade
of the good people of this town, by Mrs. Robertson.
He turned to tacada.
school.
solemnly publish and declare that the right and she turned to the
Byron Clements left Friday for a
"our town” is and ought to be free left, then he tried turning to the
at the Citizen’ s Training
and independent f r o m old King left and “ she lost her head” anti m o n t h
On Sunday, June 19, Clyde Ed
C. A. K IN G , Prop.
Apathy and Indifference, and all turned to the right and jammed Camp, at Vancouver, Washington.
wards’
Ford
was
stolen
from
the
connection with this Old Bird from her car, breaking the axle.
Auto Accessories
General Auto Repair
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Peck and Auto park at Oswego while he and
henceforth and forever be totally
dissolved; and that we are just as
Members of the Bethel Congre­ Dayton Peck attended “ Rosaria’ in ¡ his friends were swimming in the
progressive and up-to-date and am­ gational church have issued an in­ Portland, Wednesday.
lake.
No clues have been found
Associated Gas and Oils
bitious as any other Baliwick in vitation to Rev. D. M. McNeil, of
Luckily there was another Ford hi
ye realm; and that business here­ I 'oty. W ash, to assume charge of
Mr and Mrs. A. W . Butterfield,
after will flourish, friendships will be the church September 1
o they w e e not »traud £ In Center of Tow n
Beaverton, Orejotl
Rev G of Corvallis, visited at the home of the
cemented,
boosters
will
organize, N. Taylor has been part time pastor Mr. and Mrs. W . R. Pctch. They ed.
schools and churches will advance, for the past year, but he felt as were here to attend the Rose Fes- !
homes and buildings will continue thought the church was large enough tiv al.
1 he Metzger Young People Club.
to be erected, and all the commun­ now to support a pastor all the
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ity around will make "our town"
"their tow n "; and for ourselves as
Miss
Zola Hedge, daughter of George, were guests Friday and Sat- on a float for the Portland Rose
for posterity in support o f this Mr. and Mrs C. K. Hedge, returned urday of M r. and Mrs. Joe Lati- Festival, were awarded first prize in
tli eir division, the prize being a
declaration .with a firm reliance m home from Paso Robbies, California, dolph.
blue ribbon and $50 in currency,
all, we mutually pledge to each last Sunday evening.
Miss Hedge
J. F.. I >avi s made a business tiij The young people besides havmv
other our aspirations, a little of, went to C altfornia the last of April
C O N F E C T IO N E R Y A N D ICE C R E A M P A R L O f l
our fortunes and considerably no e and is glad to get baek from the to Spokane, Wedne s day.
much support and cooperation front t
A t i lie Old Location— W ith a New Store
of our ci\ ic honor!
1 thetr Own membe rs, had the cf-
brown hills »if California to the
Mrs J . E. Dav i'i. Mrs Otto H j ftetent help of Mr. and Mrs. Wheel $
green hills of Oregon
She return-
S O F T D R IN K S
F R U IT S , M E L O N S
N E T W O R K OF NATIONAL ed via Crescent City route and re-! Breiten, Mrs. H 1 W IH HIvvard and er, Mr. and Mrs. Sliierk, Mr and
M
rs
S
ports
slow
road
Mrs.
George
B
Johns. )ti, !Mr. and Mrs t
Lawrc nee motored to
ROADS.
Magazines— All The Daily Papers
t orvallis. to attend the meeting ot ¡Gibson, Mrs. Wfl liant Polkenhorn. A
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V family dinner was enjoyed at the State Grange.
Even if only for defense an im­
Rie and manv other-.
W E A T H E R L Y ICE C R E A M
am
1 he tloat was. very dainty.
mense network of national k gh- the home of Mr and Mis I. 1
It vva ♦>
COr
It also was Mr
Mr. and M rs E. (t. N elson and to represent a c< *1ornai1 tea garden X
vvays might be worth all they cost Meyers. Sunday.
Canned G oods and Light Groceries to A ccom m od a te Send»?
wit
of
Those
present daughter.
Redi ands. California. \ lattice vvoi k. i cart shaped and
in case of foreign attack
C. .»d Meyer’s birthday.
TLght
Trade
roads would be the kind of national were.’ Mrs A Meyers, of Portland. and Mr. E. G. Kreeman . of Los covered with pink r o < c vines, n»\\
Meyers, Nellie
May Angeles, 1 aht ernia. V isite.l1 Tues day of Sttpin, Fo X (.1o\ es,, Margarite«. v%*
defense that is pre-eminently ». ,- Miss Halbe
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Meyers. Mrs
Meyers, of Albany, in the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. 1 inks and many other eld fashioned
fill in tunes of peace
—
and
Mrs
Johnson's
mother,
Mrs
K.
Pctch.
With the exception of a few miles
dowers added to the effect.
The
young pe. pic were clad in h. .ps,
under construction, one may now Florence Johnson, of Dilly, Oregon
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Miss Betty Huntley left \T ■nday : d i m i t y, pantlettcs and powd
travel along the Pacific coast from
red
Mrs J t Huntlev, Mrs Walter to spend two weeks with her lister, | wigs.
As lite float n u .lc its wav
Mexico to Canada on pavement
In estimation of facility of trans­ Gorham, Mr. and Mrs. Doy Gray. Mrs. f otlis Moore, at Moro.
1 through
the streets <'f
Portland >
many c hcers from loyal M ct/g rrite'
port the value o f such a highway Mr and Mrs R o b e r t Summers,
Mrs. T I Hottn »n, of Porti: md. greeted
to the government becomes appar­ Mr and Mrs Elmer Stipe, Mrs \\
the occupants.
Mr.
\1 •
ent
Then there are other great M Boyd and Mrs J I- Davis, Mrs. has just returned front San Ft an ' Adams was very kind it. lending •
highway
systems
Practically
all B Patton and Mrs Jessie Pharic cisco, to visit her daughter, Mrs. R his tnn rk
and driving it in the j*
states have hundreds o f miles of attended the Grand Chapter of O V Kohsc
parade. The young peo pie wish to *•
•
paving
But there is yet no con ­ K. S . last week.
extend hearty th nks to all tho
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur F< rsv the
tinuous hard surface road across the
who helped and \ romise to put
Pr
eontinent between the two oceans;
Mr and Mrs Frank W ici er and and s on. of Pe Ell. W ash, were a better f l o a t
next
year,
i*e
from a defense standpoint such a son. of Corvallis, spent several days guests for the week-end of Dr r. ami voting people .. n the float w.
ses
Mrs
1 K Talbert.
Sunday
road would be immeasurably valu­ at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 1
Mr. Miriam Roberts. ■n. Kathryn Gib
and Mrs () J C sild and jon t ol-
able as well as from a commercial R Metzler, in Lombard St
Nadine Gib«*n.
in, of Medi, ’ rd. C rgon. parents and Carurn, Paul I Iris Canari, Mi
o
and pleasure standpoint
All wilt
-ohr, A lfred
K
brother of Mrs. Talbert were din*
w rkom c the completion of s u c h
Clarence M arris, Lorette Whee er.
1 aul Hatch and family have moved tier guests.
Sara Thompkms
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means of travel .
Someday there will be no less
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south
Such a formidable network,
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for the convenience and enjoyment
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