The Beaverton enterprise., July 01, 1927, Image 1

THE BEAV
FOR A GREATER EASTERN WASHINGTON COUNTY
BEAVERTON
".V;
" 1 MAN m
■
THE TOWER’
rols the Trains of the
on Electric and the
Southern Pacific
W O RK IN 3 SH IFTS
Is
Interlocking and Mutt Be
ted in Rotation—All O p ­
erated by Levert
Rahner-Schneider
W edding June
12.
OREGON FRID AY , JULY 1. 1927
DIED SUDDENLY
Miss Helen B Rahner of Hazeldale
and Henry Schneider, of Spokane,
were married \\ ednesday morning ai
Was III Only 24 Hours,
the St. Cecelia l atholic church at
Passed Away Monday;
Beaverton Rev. Father J. M O’Niel
was in charge of the marriage mass. (
Suicide Theory
Mrs. IT. H. Wilson was the matron
of honor and Daniel H Wilson the CORONER W AS CALLED
best man. They will spend their
honeymoon at the coast.
Ligaments in Arm Torn
W a* Married Only a Year, Fourth
Husband, Brother in Uakatu
Only Other Relative
F. J. Deitsch Idas
Purchased Store
E J. Deitsch has purchased the
1 Beaverton Exchange store at Bea-
| verton ami took charge W ednesday.
: Mr and Mrs. Bridges will devote
all their time to their Aloha store
Mr Deitsch has taught school in
the Portland high school for years
REBEKAH LODGE
ELECTS OFEICERS
PRICE 5 CENTS
VERY LIGHT VOTE
CIST IT ELECTION
W ant a Public
Drinking Fountain
The Beaverti
Booster dub met
Tuesday night
the room back of
608 Register, But Only 103 the bank,
Vote at School House,
The secretary reported a balance
155 Vote in Other
of |«| after all the expenses of the
District
float were paid It was suggested
that a public drinking fountain be
erected
in Beaverton and tins amount
NO INTEREST TAK EN
donated toward this fund.
Subjects to be Voted on W ere Not
It was decided at this meeting
o f Enough Importance to the
to throw the meetings open to the
Masses
public in general and there would
At the Beaverton school house be no dues charged. The club will
only 103 votes were cast Monday. meet the last Tuesday of the month.
(»18 registered front this district. This
was an unusually light vote, no one
seemed to take any interest in the
election.
Mr.
Kaiuberger
was
chairman,
Mrs. Lillian Tliyng,
Mrs.
Verna
Huntley, Mrs. Hattie Harris and Mrs
Carrie Summers were on the day
board and R. B. Denny, R. G. Merst, Saturday and Sunday at the
Mis. 11. Gorham, Mrs K. B. llerst
New Pavilion Built by
and Mrs. R. B. Denny being on the
Aaron Frank
night board.
In the Maullenbcck building only
155 votes were east. Mrs. Anna F I W AS A G ALA EVEN T
Highland, Mrs. Rose Stevens, Charles
Bilstine, Fred Koshlaud and Geo. Enlir
Load
of
Seattle’ s
Finest
II. irses Shipped Hare for
Haullenbeck were on the day board
and Mr. and Mrs. Christensen, Mi
Event
and Mis C. A Haullenbeck and Mrs
Mabel Howard were on the night
The night horse show of the Port­
board.
land Hunt Club Saturday was held in
the new enclosed pavilion built by
P IL E S A N D T O N S I L S
Aaron Frank on his
grounds ad­
can be removed by Electrical Deliy-j
joining
the
Portland
Hunt
Club at
illation No cutting,
bleeding
or
Garden
Home.
Mr.
Frank
has
been
loss of time new process. Dr. M
M. Mackey, 2U9 Panama
Bldg. one o f the most active in organiz­
Portland, Oregon, adv.
ing
the June horse show, working
_____________
with l.e Roy R Fields in arranging
the details.
Beaverton W on Game
An entire load of Seattle’? fun
show
horses wete sent down for
Reaverton played Tigard Sunday
and won 3 to 2. The Tigard bat- the event.
Mr. Trank has had some won-
'crics were Kiesbeck, Welks, l ole
d. i i •! hot'cs and lately he purchas­
and Wildtnan.
ed one of the finest jumping horses
Next Sunday the 'Tigard second
in the world.
team will play Oswego.
Lola Zimmerman, aged 65, passed
Mrs. C. A. King is unable to use
away Monday noon after a short
H , IU Ko motoring by “ the man
' 1,11 a" "
j* «uffering from
being,
r:,
. . » i
i
! torn ligaments in her shoulder. She illness. She complained of
in the tower house did you ever w## eIliploycd a, Cathiamet and docs ill Sunday evening and took a dose Ttgardville Rebekan Lodge
stop lo think how this interlocking not know just how the accident hap- i of medicine. Mrs. Zimmerman wasj
No. 220 Held Eleclion
plantlis operated? The crew work pened. The muscles
are affected I so ill Monday morning that Dr.
Tuesday Evening
tbfee shifts. Jeff Duzan has the and form large lumps iti i er shoul Welsh was called but she passed
away
about
noon.
der and affects the back ot her head.
firs^firom 4 to 12 p. m .; John
George Limber, coroner at Hills­
MOVE JULY FIRST
It is quite painful.
Rowe the second trick from 8 a in
boro, was called and he decided to I
| perform an autopsy. The bottle of I
to 4 j
i sod Ft v d Buc k the third
T o M cDonald Hall— Grange Raised
medicine and the stomach and brain
from I 12 p. m. to 8 a. m. The
Rent to $5 a Night, So They
were sent to a chemist for analysis.
works is not hard but they must
Will Move
Mrs. Zimmerman was married to
lu their K : in
time they
Henry Zimmerman a year ago, this
The Tigardville Rebckah lodge No.
keep tii
" i t 1' alert and watch tin-'
being her fourth hu band. The only
22l*
held their election of officers
,
other
relative
surviving
is
a
brother
have' a vegetable and flow er garden1
,
«i
. . .
,
,
4 he chorus choir of the F.van- m South Dakota. She was born in Tuesday night and the following were
that not only looks pretty but has f,c)ica| church
will give an enter- Pennsylvania.
I elected. Noble Grand, Miss Ellen
raised many good things to eat.
tainment at the Tigard school holise
W. L. l’ egg is in charge Of fun-' Zwciner; Vice Grand, Manic Down­
It iis a difficult task to explain, Friday evening, July 1 at 8 p. in. oral arrangements.
ing; Secretary, Effie Van Kleek;
clearly the mechanism of the tower Admission will be adults 35c and
Treasurer, Hannah Christensen.
children 15c.
house or interlocking plant of the
The appointive officers will be an­
The choir has been practicing for Visited Johnson’s
Oregon Electric, but it might be o f ’
nounced later.
some time on this and it promises
Onion arm
interes
I.
'
- .«. • to be an unusual and interesting
The lodge will, commencing the
operate i There are five rods be event.
second
Tuesday in July, meet again
Twenty farmers from Iowa, North'
side thi track that are used for de- j
and South Dakota and Minnesota. I in McDonald’s hall. It is under­
railing purposes on the Oregon Elec
spent the week end visiting points stood that the directors of the
tr^ and Southern Pacific rails. These:
$5 a
; of interest in Oregon. They were | Grange raised their rent to
are all controlled by levers in the
to
brought west by the Northern Pa-'night and they did not want
tower.
... Ii
.
Ii.o
.i
cific railway, accompanied by T. F. |
4 function
1 In . are all {Minted dif-
Lowe, of the Northern
Northern Pacific road
_> •
I T ' "
ferent colors, some are all blue, all
! and representativ
|hlack, some one half blue and one
nent of the Oregon
(lenient dcpnrtmc
half bl < ck, some red and two are
State Chamber of Commerce. Tiny
— green. 1 Due indicate* 1. ck, bk .o Enjoy Summer School at O. , visited Johnson’s onion farm at Jlca-
»witch; the red are home signals
A. C. for the Fast
verton thence to Hillsboro, stopping
distance.
On Friday, June 24, a party of
! at Hite’s alfalfa farm and the Kay
T w o Weeks
06 Portland friends motored out tu
plant is governed by traci
Maling cannery.
new home of Mr. and Mrs. E.
composed of a small ,ani>>uin
Rohde in Aloha. The tables
tricity and its function is to. RETURN HOME JUNE 25
were spread in the Oak park, which
unlock 15 levers, or switches;
‘ was decorated with lanterns, electric
ails. When a train is in the! There W e r e C6 Club Members P res­
ent from Washington County
' lights and flowers.
’ an indicator which looks
Including 9 from Aloha
The children amused themselves
clock with a red hand, sig
shooting fireworks, while the grown
i the face of the clock where j
ups walked through the flower gar­
Nine girls and boys returned front
______ even though the train does
Corvallis
Saturday
evening,
tired
not have any lights burning.
Miss Emma Bell, operator at the dens. The rooms were cleared for a
^ ^ H p la n t is called an ihterlocking but happy, with their heads cram- Santa Rosa office of the Western big dance. All had a good time.
plant .bi-cause only one lever can be med full of new ideas. They all en­ Union since October, is to be pro­
A show er for M rs. F. J D< ¡sell
Mrs. Mary Evans, of San Fran­
locked at a time and they must be joyed the two weeks summer school moted to Santa Cruz as manager
was held Thu rstlay ai ter noon at the cisco, Lai, is visiting her daughter,
Forfeits $1000 Bail
and were only sorry that it did not of the office there. At present she
operated in rotation.
Mrs. Milly Skidmore.
Congregai muai ehurcli
Tb^re is also an “ameter” which last longer. Mr. Hickey drove down is serving as temporary manager of
C. B. Tcsterman, of Six Corners,
The farmers are all hoping that
has an indicator, which at night Saturday and brought back several the local office for two weeks, in failed to appear
in
Washington
engineer
at
Allen, city
Floyd
shows whether the levers are oper­ members. Mrs. J. A. McKeown also the absence of Manager James Ste- County Circuit Court Tuesday morn­ P.eav erton , has hande d in In3 res- there will be no ram until their hay
fani. When he returns she will go ing to stand trial on a statutory ignation i:o the city council ami it is* dry.
ated "right, because at night the drove down .
to San Francisco for training at
operate
The group front
here included the “ simplex” school to learn oper­ offense. A warrant was issued for will be acted oil at the next meet-
also charges and shows how much
Miss Leona Hctu will spend Sun­
his arrest and his cash bail forfeit- ing July 11.
day with Portland friends ami they
electricity is coming into the ameter Louise Hawley, Lucile Johnston, W il­ ation of recording telegraph instru­
and Mtows how much electricity is ma Tuttle, May McKeown, Wini­ ments, ami in mid-July will go to
will motor around the Ml. Hood
Mr. ani1 Mrs. < iuy Alexaudier and loop.
MARRIAGF. LICENSES
needed to hold the signal light in fred Thomts, Vena Allison, Walter the coast resort city to assume her
Sriil 'd l facob*,
No 42 E daughter, Evelyn,« M r. and Mrs. II.
place ai the entrance to the “block.’ Stickney, Lester Dennison and Er- new position. Miss Bell came to
Andcis,
oi
Santa Rosa from Merced and has 3rd St., Portland and Hilda Fred­ A. Alexander, Helen
Pauline Flynn, of North Pacific
There
a notor on each signal put
Woodland
and
Mrs.
M
C
Summers
I College, will spend the week end
wine
Keene.
ricks,
24,
Tualatin,
Oregon.
made an excellent record in the
__ in the “block” and when the lever
attended a recital at the Y. M. C. I
The girls stayed at Waldo hall handling of messages through the
is puli,,
t forms a connection be­
with Irene lletu.
A.
hall, given bv Miss lincila Cheer-!
office here.
tween the battery and this motor and the boys at Canthorn hall.
Lt well C. Tallman, 22 . Beaverton er Friday.
Miss Bell is a daughter of Mr.
Your child should drink at least
When the train passes this post the
Each girl was supposed to have
and K< «berta E. Ellis. 19, Portland.
a quart of milk a day.
Phone
signal turns to red and continues a bathing suit, gymnasium dress and and Mrs. Trank Bell, of Aloha.
The following gnls and boys of Aloha Dairy.- Adv.
that Icolor until the train goesj
Garden Home district atended the
keds. They had no chance to be­
B IR T H S
through onto another track.
Howard
summer school at U. A (
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Miller of
come
homesick
as
their
time
was
Ther, are only two tracks here
Accepted Call for
Lucille
Dou- Portland, will spend the week end
Thomas,
John
'Thomas,
Born to Mr. and Mrs. W.
operatt
by the tower man. The taken from the time they arose un­
hit, Frances N I Uoii, Ruby Webber, with her parents, Dr .and Mrs. lletu
Bethel Congregational Wecuwsen, June 25, a girl.
Tillam, ik steam trains come in over til they slid into bed at night. They
district
Robert
lu the Mct/g er
part Bet the track and go down
attended lectures on table decora-
and Ashley
Dickinson
at-
Boyle
Rev.
Donald
MacNiel
of
Doty.
J.
T.
Bolen.
R.
To
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mrs. Francis Hills, of Portland,
> across Front and Lombard streets
tended.
June 25, a boy.
spent the week end with her sis-
to Oswego and then the Brooklyn ions, baking, health, first aid, cook­ Washington, has accepted the call of
church
1 er, Mr*
T. \\ l ady.
yards. The only time this
train ing, sewing, home making, dress de­ the Bethel Congregational
Miss Helen IT Rahner, of Hazel
charge
of
the
To Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Sieffert,;
^ uses Ii , other track-, is on Sunday signing, bead work, paper flowers, and will assume
dale, drove into a telephone pole
M r. and Mrs. L. R. Dean left
R. 3, June 2t>, a boy.
night when the
excursion
trains block printing, braided rugs, milliner, church September 1.
Friday
near
Keedville. The Thursday ror a trip to Roseburg,
He will be married the first of
A new arrival in Hitron, a boy, last
come tin from the beach, when it
swimming,
etc. All
the
cooking July to Miss Jesse Pointer, of Che-' son of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Bolen (nee front axel of her car was betii but where Dr. 1 lean will visit with his
„ h '(M b
• I r ; ' .i;i cb trie t.
classes
will
exhibit
at
the
county' balls, and they will leave immediate­ Laura OlsenJ. Mother and son arc otherwise there wa-* no damage lour. mother.
and B ey come in on the S. P. tracks
ly for Boston, his home, where he doing nicely.
and go down the west side intc fair at Hillsboro in September.
(»US Mclgard and wife, of Paso
has
a call for July and August.
Dr lletu will spend over the 4th
Portland.
The boys took up the study ot
Kobbl es, < alif., also Al. Milgan 1. ot at 1 >airy c reek fishing
ARigii, ■ card is put up each day agricultural work, poultry and stock
To Mr and Mrs. E. IV Edwards Hot Lake, spent the week end at
•n the tower with the time of ar­
•f Beaverton, June 18, a daughter.
the home of C. E. Hedge. The Mel­
judging,
forestry
work
,etc.
Mr. anti Mrs. W. L. Cady anti
rival pi each train and as it clears
gareis
arc friends of
Miss
Zoba Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Doty enjoyed
Mrs.
G.
Johnston
accompanied
the
the b! .ck the card is covered up
Born —To Mr. and Mrs. A. K Hedge, bung co-workers with her! the concert given by St. Olaf l.uth-
® and |n the
man , n duty always group front Aloha.
Gaylord,
an 8-pound baby, Monday at Both Hot Lake ami Paso K< bles cron choir at the auditorium Wed-
knows when the trains are due. The
jf ternuon.
nesday evening in Portland.
, same I idea is carried out when Finished Paving of
Drink
«ht milk on hot da>
freight trains or hand cars arc on
Lombard Street Huber Troop 15, Boy Scouts of Born
you’ll ft
Aloha Dairy. -
better.
Mr. and Mrs.
H.
M
Barnes
the fra
To Mr. and Mrs. E. Sco-
A*lv.
spent the week end at the beach.
Rowe has kept an accurate; Lombard street will soon be ready America, held their regular meeting veil, a baby girl, June 25.
record of the weather since 1914 and for traffic. Remarks have been made last Friday. Scoutmaster J. S. Cow
Mr and Mrs. Frank Drorhaugh,
Rev. G. W. Taylor has purchased
it is Interesting to glance over and on the excellent condition of the ard announced a three »lay hike over
Died
of Drurcr, Colo., visited their nep­ a tract of land on Canyon road, a
the
Fourth
of
July
holiday.
On
this
note Ihe different weather records paving on Lombard street.
The
hew, Dewey Drorhaugh anil family, mile from Beaverton and will build
hike several scouts will pass tests
for 13 years.
Rasmus Pearson, aged 7 6 years, Tuesday. They had not seen Ik wry
grade has been raised to conform
.< house this summer.
for
first
class
avs’ards
to
be
obtained
A vi it to "the man in the tower” to the grade on C anyon road
late of Whiteford Station, passed
at the next t <«urt of Honor at Port­ .»way Sumlay and was buried W ed­ since he was a child.
p**y give you a better idea of the
Mrs. John Hazcn, of Omaha, is
land. Two new scouts were admitted nesday from the M. E. church at,
'nsidel workings of the interlocking
C. D. Mapes bail the front fen­ visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. W. Spra­
to membership to Troop 15, Ralph Beaverton. Interment was in the
plant ,a< all the men are very proud
der of his Star ear badly bent in’ gue and family.
Klatt and James Tatlock receiving Crescent
i P the r positions, “ way up in the
Road
cemetery. W.
E. an accident in Portland Tuesday j
their tenderfoot initiation Fox Pa­ Pegg was in charge of funeral ar­
1
air nc
Mr*. E. P. F'.dwards of West
trol of T ro «p 15 is busy construct - rangements.
bert.
understanding of just one
Mi-.* Mildred McLeod, who was a Dale, returned Tuesday from Wil-
a trek cart for short hikes from
1 ;.k in a big system.
He ha»l a farm near Whiteford victim of an automobile accident at
cox Memorial hospital with little
Saturday afternoon Roberta E El­ headquarters after the summer camp Station anil had lived there for 40 Beaverton lately n turned last week
Marlyn Patricia Edward*.
on
the
coast.
years. He had no relatives in this to her work at the local office of
lis of Portland and L. ( . I alltnan
H r. Boyd Entertained
country.
of Beaverton were married at Van­
the Portland Electric Light Co.
Martha WornIrttff gave a piano
Mr*, W
IS A PPO IN TED
solo and Mcrwin Dant a solo at the
M Bovi r.f Beav ertön, couver, Wash
Mary Pearltnano, aged 20 years,
Lola Jacobs, of Hillsboro, was the
entena led a number of friends at
FOREST RA»NGER died at Emmanuel hospital of ty­ M U S T D I S P L A Y F L A G O N C A R meeting of the Eastern Star last
bridge Monday altern« >on a
week. The
Holly and Orenomah
tthe maid of honor and Henry Briggs,
phoid pneumonia Wednesday, June
r.oyd
McCormick of Beaverton, best mar Rev. \ an
chapters were also present. This I*
residence Mrs.
Jim Kimrrey of Tigard ha. secured 22, and was buried Saturday at Mt
Congregational church
A new ruling has been handed the last meeting for the summer.
fi »t prize. Those present were Horn, of t
Mesdai es Helen Davis Robert Sum- at Yancouv er performed the cere- a position as forest ranger and fire Calvary cemetery. Rev. Father Al- down by the |»»> (office department
warden and will leave next week Calvary cemetery. Rev. Father J requiring all mail carriers to,display
Mr*. H. Gaines, of Portland, is
mer»,
Guv McCor- mony.
employed
at
Yae-
for
Southern Oreg«»n to assume his M C/Niel of the St. Cecelia church the U. S. flag in a prominent place visiting her daughter, Mrs W W .
Mr.
Tallman
u .'v N D o n
J c. Huntley
duties.
t o-ficiating W E Pegg was in charge on all mail cars.
Manning
ger’s Bakery
G*
Blosser
II
RE LINE STEEDS
“ In A Little
Spanish Tow n
325 GIRLS ARD
' 100 ROTS ROME
¡ves of the lami set- 60 rnends hn oy
Day at Aloha
*
Girl Operator
W ins Promotion
3B,
Boy Scouts To Go
On 3-Day Hike
Tallman-Ellis
Marriage June 15