The Beaverton enterprise., July 29, 1927, Page 2, Image 3

The annual picnic of the Masons
spect T he dispatches give accounts) Mr. and Mrs. W alter Meuwsen.
and Eastern Stars was held at Balm
the
K
<r.
of too many peace officers being, who have been living m
Grove Sunday, where many of tln-j
B E A V E R T O N . OREG O N
killed or wounded without any pro­ Kelly house on W at son street, left members and their friends and lam j
for
Banks,
their
former
last
week
vocation or without any expectancy
¡lies enjoyed a day of swimming and
home.
Published Friday of each week by or occasion for the act.
games.
No first-class "bad m an” will en­
P I O N E E R P U B L IS H IN G I O .
Mr and Mrs. Kay Weilles and
gage in a one-sided battle.
lh e
Robert Woods, who
has
been
criminal of today is not worthy of family of Allen avenue, and Mr. and
M embers of National Editorial Asso­ the name “bandit.” Cowardly scum Mrs. L. L Myers enjoyed a picnic working at a surveying camp on the
a
ciation and Oregon State E di­
of the earth” is even too good a last Thursday evening, celebrating Trask river, returned home for
short
stay
with
his
parents,
Mr.
and
the
wedding
anniversary
of
both
name
for
him.
T
here
is
no
crimin­
torial Association.
of
the Mrs. V. A. Woods.
al of 1927 good enough to be record-, parties and the birthdays
ladies.
ed in history, much less to be the
Subscription price $1.00 a year. A d­ subject of heroism. If
Reverend Null, pastor of the Naz-
even
the
erene
church here, and family are
vertising rate on application.
Mrs.
W.
H.
Boswell
and
children
worst is true, Jesse James would be
a credit to most of the thugs of Aline, June and Robert Vance are spending 10 days at the Nazerene
Portland.
“ Application for e ntry as second the present time, some of whom are visiting Mrs. Boswell's parents for camp meeting
class m a tte r at the postoffice at protected by law, pampered by jur several weeks at Medford, Oregon.
the
Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor and
ies and sympathized with
Beaverton pending
unsuspecting.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyndon L. Myers their guest from Chicago, III., went
and baby son, Robert Lee, spent to Rickrea'.l Monday. Douglas and
P hone—Beaverton
7 soj ;
IN T H E LONG RUN
the week end with
Mrs.
M yer’s Kenneth Taylor who have been vis­
mother, Mrs. Florence Johnson at iting with their grandparents, Mr.
Office and Plant
and Mrs. Huff, returned home with
IN T H E LONG RUN develop­ Dilly.
ment is less expensive than stagna­
them.
B roadw ay a t O. E. Tracks
Mr and Mrs. Lancelot Kennedy
tion, or leaving things as they are.
IN T H E LONG RUN art ounce of and children spent the week end
ALOHA NEWS.
J E F F R I E S Business Manager j cooperation with others will save a at Seaside.
J E F F R I E S .. ---------- ------ Editor pound of doing the thing alone.
M urici Sidwell is visiting Mrs.
Mr and Mrs. John Peterson and
IN T H E LONG RUN it is better
Reed at Corbett.
to talk things over and understand family, Mr. anil Mrs. H. M. Barnes
M IL L IO N S FOR ROADS
and
family
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
our mutual problems than to fo rm j
Mrs. A. Norgard, who has been
! erroneous conclusions
based
upon C. Doty and daughter enjoyed a
ALL MAKES OF CARS REPAIRED
A fter roads, a ir p o r ts ;
picnic dinner at Rippling W aters quite sick is improving.
u* lrst~'j misunderstanding of the facts.
roads. This seems to be America! s 1 j N T H E LONG RUN our town Sunday afternoon.
The Best Equipped Garage in Washington Countv
slogan just now It is interesting| wj||
Mrs. J. H. Sidwell is at Silverton
a better community by en-
husband.
re
.
with
her
to note what some of the s,a,el‘1 forcing law and maintaining order,
Miss Katherine Dessinger has
Phone 3(X)3—And it never rings twice
are spending and planning to spend than to suffer later by giving way sumed her duties at the bank of
Janet Cornell is recovering from
to make it easier for the motorist to a minority sentiment for ques­ Beaverton afier an enjoyable vaca­
the effects of a tonsil operation.
H
to get from one place to another. tionable liberality.
tion through Yellowstone park.
Front sources of authority we learn
that :
Bonlokke is home from C'arl-
Keep to the right side of the road
Sam Speake of Aloha is at the
Illinois has a budget of $30,000,- when driving, and on the right side Emanuel hospital. Mr. Speake has
logging camp.
U00 for primary roads and $70,000, of the fence on all other occasions,
■V.v.v,
not been well for several weeks al­
000 for its entire road system; 5906
Mrs.
Alice
W
heeler
returned
home
though
his
condition
is
not
seriolfS
especially with regard to issues that
tmles of completed hard roads and
Monday much improved in health.
effect the progress of our town and
1947 miles of grading
Mr. and Mrs. R. H Powell and
community.
Kansas since 1921 has spent the
Mrs. W. H Benjamin was an Alo-
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small sou, Danny left the first of
sum of $12,000,000 for bridges alone,
ha
visitor Sunday.
the
There's many a good fish in
the week for a two weeks vacation,
'lh e county roads generally, though sea that Cal hasn’t caught.
of
the
Mr. Powell is in charge
not all graded to standard, are wide
Ira Lee is on a business trip to
Standard Oil plant here.
BATTERY CHARGING
and well kept, and are in good con­
Copali, Washington.
Some complain on account of the
dition during dry weather.
difficulty in getting people out to
The choir of the Bethel Congre­
Maryland has the distinction of be­ church, lodge, club and community
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Campbell, of
gational
church enjoyed
a
picnic
ing the first state to have its sys­ gatherings. We believe that every
Hiteon district, were guests of Mr.
supper
at
Oswego
lake
last
S
a
tu
r
d
a
y
!
tem placed under state control for vacation period has a silver lining
and Mrs. Matt King.
both construction and maintenance. T he fact that some go away from i evening. A number spent the g r e a t­
er
part
of
the
hot
afternoon
in
the
Try our free air service—We put it in for you,
This system was started back in the the home town makes them so glad
Miss Sue Duffield, of Portland,
lake but most of the crowd arrived
year 1908.
to get back that they work togeth­
visited with Mrs. H. W. Hutchinson
•VlSVr
New Jersey’s people will present er better during the fall and win­ in time to have a good swim be­ this week.
fore
the
supper
call.
About
30
peo-.
to the next legislature a program of ter. The home town usmdly is a p ­
improvements to cover approximate preciated more after getting away j pie were present.
The Aloha Mercantile
Co.
put
ly 1*AMI miles, extending over a per long enough to become homesick.
Mr. and Mrs. Charley MercEreau some crushed rock in front of their
iod of 12 years at a cost of $til>,
of Duvall, Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. store this week.
,
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UK),000.
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Happiness is a worthy goal if it Ray Button of Bellingham, Wash.,
Virginia will spend nearly $10,-
000,000 for good roads this year. Ap­ can be reached without too much were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. L.j Matt King has improved his
Harris. They are cousins to Mrs dential property by putting in
proximately
eight-tenths
of
this kicking.
Harris. They all motored up the ment walks.
money will be spent on main high­
CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM PARLOR
Columbia River highway.
ways, ami tw o-tenths
for
feeder
A t The Old L ocation—W ith
Mrs. J. M. Thompson spent
Store
BEAVERTON LOCALS.
roads.
week
with
her
daughter,
Mrs.
Mrs.
J.
C
Huntley
and
daughter
West
Virginia's
legislature
ami
SOFT DRINKS, FRUITS, MELONS
governor have made it possible to Mrs. A H. Spraner left Monday for Betty left last Tuesday for a short A. Hardman of Beaverton.
reissue $15,000,000 worth of bond a few weeks at her cottage at Kock- stay in Seattle, Wash. They re tu rn ­
ev<
Magazines—All The Daily Papers
ed Saturday.
Mrs. A. Adkins drove to Clear
to carry out the state’s highway away.
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W a te r on Gales creek Tuesday and
program.
W EATHERLY ICE CREAM
Robert Hocken of Corvallis, O r e ,
Mr. and Mrs. Hesse and son, O s - ' was * guest of Mrs. Pulver.
Wisconsin’s state highway com
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mission has an estimated budget for visited Frank Roberts over the week wald, left for their home near rlint,
Canned Goods and Light Groceries to Accommodate Sundit j Al»
Mich., after a visit with Mr. andj ^ number of Aloha friends have
1927 of more than $24,000,000. Plans end.
Mrs. H. J. Wait.
called on Mrs. Montgomery at the
N ight T rade
for the year include 374 miles of
Po rtla n d Sanitoriutn.
S.
A.
Frederickson
is
int-
Mrs.
paving. The state now has about
Billy Lenard of
Walla
Walla,
proving from several day of tonsil-
2070 miles of pavement.
Wash.,
visited
with
his
uncle
and
Miss Mildred Guy and son, Jitn-
itis.
Nearly all other parts of the coun­
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stipe, j mie, of Corvallis, spent a week with
try are wide-awake Roads or ways
—
Mrs. L. Kinneman.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Clement and this week.
of travel, whether by vehicle, ship,
^ A V .W W A V A \W ,V 1V .,A W ., 1,A W A V S V A W A V .V A ,iVit|
rail or air, go hand in hand with children left Tuesday for a vacation
Mr. and Mrs. S. Mapes. their son
Mrs. F. V.
Rosebraugh
spent
higher
civilization. Roads
are
a at the different beaches.
Ralph and Oswald Hesse picniced I tiesdav with her daughter, Mrs. M.
prime necessity to commerce. Road
Mrs. Leslie Spencer entertained with friends at G rant park on the E. Moffitt of Newberg.
httildiitg gives employment to thous­
and of men and completes the cycle friends at an aluminum cooking dem ­ Clackamas river Sunday.
onstration last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. J. E Hunt, of Beaverton vis-
of service.
The Average cost of operating an automobile»
Mrs. Floyd T efft and two daugh- ited with Mrs. A. W heeler Tuesday
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ters,
Helen
and
Thelma,
returned
Mr
ami Mrs. O tto Erickson mo«
She lived at Aloha for 18 years.
A I R -M IN D E D N E S S "
torci! to Gladstone Sunday, to hear Tuesday morning after six weeks in
Bloomington, Ind.
H arry F. Guggenheim, president of Billy Sunday preach.
Mr and Mrs. McCall, of F o r t ­
10.27 cents per mile.
the Guggenheim Fund for the pro­
land, were guests of Mr. an«! Mrs.
Mrs. I.utir Boring and
son. Mil-
Mrs. K. Berry and Mrs C. Gas- E. J. Hanson Tuesday.
motion «if Aeronautics, says, "Air-
You can easily determine how much you lo«'
inindedncss is most essential for the ton are at Lake Lytle for several kill and daughter, Maxine, of Fort-
land were guests at the home of
future progress t>f aviation.”
The weeks* vacation.
when you drive your car on business that can be
Miss Mildred
McLeod
returned
Mr. and «Mrs. Roy Young last week Tuesday from a weeks vacation at
statement was made in reply to a
transacted over the telephone.
Mrs. William R Fetch and Mrs
proposal of a nation-wide contest of
Seaside.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Roy
Young
and
son.
J.
U.
Dobbins
attended
the
Fomona
youth in constructing model
a ir­
Jack, will leave this week for a va­
CALL “LONG DISTANCE”
planes. Just what Mr. Guggenheim (■rang« at Scholls Wednesday.
Hay, grain, poultry and dairy feed
cation at Seaside, Newport, and the , of
meant by “air-ntindedness can be
U1 all
an kinds at Aloha Grain and
T he I O O. F. lodge hclil a different beaches.
guessed.
Feed Store, phone 421)7.—adv.
There may t*r may not be any picnic at Shutc park at Hillsboro
M r. and M rs J. E. Davis return-
thing hi the biological theory of cvc- Sunday.
Miss l^iris E asterday of Forest
e«l Friday after several weeks vaca- Grove was a guest of Mrs. C. Rose
luti«>n, but it is fairly certain (hat
Mrs C. Cook ami children,
tion in Los Angeles, Calif. Mr and Tuesday.
there is some s«>rt of progress by
■ . W . W W . W W . W / . V A V . W . V . V . W V . W A W . V . V L V Y A ^
ford,
Virginia an«'
Maxine,
Mrs Davis entertained relatives at j
which the muids of people become
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moved
to
Hood
River.
«limier Sunday.
adapted to scientific discoveries ami
Mrs. J. p.. Dritch returned to her
mechanical creations.
Already has
home in Aloha Monday after a two
Mr
and
Mrs.
Essex
Marsh
The Boy Scout Troop No. 14 hik weeks visit in Pasadena, Calif.
been advanced the theory that fu ­
It
ed to Lost Park last Friday eve­
ture men and women will drive an - son, Jack, left f«>r several days
—
.
4
ning. T he boys campeil over night
tomobilrs more safely due to the catniu in Vancouver, B. C
and Mi
irs. VV. M. Snipes nto- j •? I’hone 3(303
Beaverton Res.
at the park ami lukcil home Sautr- tore«! to Salcttf Sunday to spend ¡ 4
instinct of present-day children who
The Bethel Congregational church «lay morning
a te almost “l>«>rn in the family car."
the day with Mrs. Kcglerman.
T hus we will have «leveloped “mo- choir and orchestra held a picnic
at Oswego lake Saturday evening
tor-mindedness."
Mr. and Mrs. 1). A Shearer vis­
Miss
Katherine
Desinger,
Miss,
Already Lindbergh, Byrd,
Mait­
Nora Stiver, Miss Zola Hedge, ami ited with iter daughter, Mrs. P.|
Mr and Mrs R. B. Denney
land and a host «>f others to soar
A. E. Wilson have returned front Mettler at Forest Grove Tuesday.
in th«- air with perfect rase, having family were visitors in Salem
a two week’s motor trip at Yellow-1
:
taken on an air-Consciousness Lind­ eentlv
stone National park
Alvin Shulvr of Portland was
a j
d e a l e r in h a y , g r a i n , f e e d , p o u l t s
b e rgh’s
flight
appears
especially!
guest of M r. and Mrs
Schunde
«
miraculous, when in fact it was made I Mr and Mrs. Wallace Brown ami
Mr and Mrs Howard Hugh son j Tuesday. .
SUPPLIES and GARDEN SEED
with the least effort and the le a s t' family are spending their vacation
Jack
and
Mr and Mrs. George Hugh so»
physical rcsistence, ami with fewer at the «lifferent beaches.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
inspecte«! the new house S \ F red-
Shaw, of
mechanical aids than any
of
the
for
inspection Omaha, Neb., visited their aunt, Mrs 1
Mr and Mrs F W Livermore. rickson had open
rest.
VV e Recommend
H. W . Hutchison Sunday, They had
Sunday m Portland
It is not ou r purpose to cl«>se this J r . camped at So«la Springs Satur-
not seen each «.(her for .V) years, i
eilitorial with a joke, hut m c o n ­ day ami Sunday.
Mr and Mrs \V. C. McKcll, M r
nection with the above speculations
Berthold Scratch Food
(. harlos Hltss and wife of
S e­
Miss Dorothy lk>bhins attended and Mrs. Will Young and children,
we are rrmimled of the party who,
attle are visitiug Mr and Mrs. Pcrcy
the
Old»,
W
ortm
an
&
King
picnic
Berthold Standard Scratch Food
and Mrs and Mrs F H Scheine F. Smith
though m>t taken seriously, predict­
Mr Hliss has a schooP
returned from several weeks fishing for boys in Seattle.
ed not only Mi Guggenheim’s wish at Bonneville, Sunday
Berthold E rr Mash
on the Mctalous river and Diamond
but that in 't h e course «if a few
Berthold Egg Mash with mineral
J W
Ravnard bought the old Lake
short million years or less the h u ­
Mrs. W A Hardman and mother.
man b»«lv would sprout little wings Hocken Grove from Hi Davis, who
Berthold Dairy Feed
^Irs 1 M Thompson took in th« *
on its shoulders and eventually be is visiting here for several week«,
()«l«l
Fellows
Mrs F W i a«ly and daughter,
picnic
at
Hillsboro
Berthold Standard Dairy F**®
able to fly of its own accord ami from Nappa. Wash
Barbara, and Mr and Mrs. W L. Sunday.
Berthold Hog Feed
volition W e are at a l«>ss to know
and
Mr. and Mrs H !.. Hudson and Cady and daughter. Marine.
w hether h r was speaking as an ev-
M r. and Mrs. Fercv E. T urner
Miss
Edna
Hill
were
«limier
guests
ohitiotust or as a religionist, but if daughter, June, and sou, lamie, rc- «>í Mr and Mrs Banktts in Fort left Sunday for Oakland,
Manilla and Standard Binder Twine
Ualif., a f - 1
as a religionist we have some «loubt turne«! Saturday from a trip to \ an- land Sunday W I. l ady sang at ter visiting a week with
Mrs Tur-
as to the species bring able to r e ­ couver, H C
the Sunnysidr Congregational c h u u h . n e r’s mother, Mrs. P T. Smith.
FLOUR
produce itself m every instance.
Mts I W Livermore, K r , ^ Mu
M i s s H anna Young, who has been
E. Busch, of
ber am! granddaughter. Lot’s Liver . Mr an«l Mrs W
BRIN G ON J E S S E JA M E S
Vi s i t i n g M i s s H enriette Gerrow for t
the
Hillsboro
Garage,
entertained
ROLLING and GRINDING
more of Beaverton are visiting at
for E sther Smith, formerly of the the past wick returned to her homo
Longview
W
ashmgtoii,
this
w«
ek
If the story book* and tales of our
rtinz YYcilnc«day.
Beaver Inn. now at the Imperial at A rrah
g randfathers are tiue the «>utlaw*
We Deliver
Cafe, Hillsboro, with a picnic party,
Kay Mahler and Harvey Williams Billowed by a swim at Oswego lake ! Mi
of the Jesse Jam es type occasion­
rs Jersie Bandy or Detroit, and
ally had a little »park of honor have gvinc to Eastern Oregon to O thers present w ere: Bernard Gray,
Mrs H Owens of Amity, were «lin-
Beaverton Oregon, Near S. P. Depot
But the m odern asphalt handtt ha* haul gram from the harvest field* P o rtla n d ; Bertha fìrockart. Beai er-,
ner guests of Mrs. F. C. Fuller on
no honor, no fair-play, no »clf-rc- with Mr Mahler's truck.
I ton ; and John Boeder, PortlanJ
The B E A V E R T O N E N T E R P R I S E
Take the GUESS out
Repair Bills
of y0|J
W e have Modern Equipment
Competent Mechanics
Flat Rate Labor
Charges
Stipes Garagi
Beaverton, Oregon
Î
Mission Bell Service Stati
Shell--U nion-Ethyl
T H Y N G ’S
10.27c
PER MILE
Oregon Telephone Co.
Charles Berthold
Tuesday.
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