The Beaverton enterprise., August 05, 1927, Image 1

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THE BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
FOR A GREATER EASTERN WASHINGTON COUNTY
21
BEAVERTON
ERTON BANKER Oak
TAKES A HIDE
OREGON FR ID A Y,
A U G U S T 5, 1927
G rove
For
WILL HAVE
Playground
TWO FOUNTAINS
OLD SO LD IER
PASSES
PRICE 5 C EN TS
ON
Fox Wimme, brother-m-law of
C. A Huulcnbeck, Beaverton, pas­
sed away at his home at Wichita,
Kansas, aged 84 years
He leave» a
wife and »everal children to mourn
his loss.
He enlisted in Company c 1 1 th
Kansas Cavalry, and served 3 years
! 8cl to 1864
DEEP GASH
•RESURRECTION” AT
T H E A T R E AUG 5-6-7
CUI IN LEG
The Be aver Theatre offers” Re sur-
** for F'riday, Saturday *ind
rcction"
' '
.VivJ
In an interview with J. W. Ray-
Sunday,
Vugust 5th Oth ami 7th
■ ■
on Tuesday it was suggested
‘—
a po /crini story by Count Leo
% New McCormick Trac- ttard
that the oak grove which
he pur­ One in Front of Bank and
By Barbed Wire while Har- Tolstoy, r, 1lealiing with a young prince
I on the Kragse Farm chased recently would make a fine
One next to Beaverton
who ills in love with a peasant girl
old Tetwiler was at
playground for the children of Bea­
1 at Bloomington
how he accomplishes her downfall,
Pharmacy
Sunday School Picnic
verton and also for picnic parties.
then when -he is brought before
He said he did not have any plans
the court for robbing a rich mer­
W 50 ACRES CU T
PER M IT GRANTED
tor improving his property now and
12 STITC H ES TA K EN chant, he sits on the jury. Con­
if any of the civic clubs would keep
science stricken because he believes
Only T w o M en to O perate the grass cut and the grounds in a **• F.. Hedge Generously O ffe re d to
S T IP E S R E PO R T S SA LES
he is the cause of her downfall, he
Evidently
Fell
Trying
to
Get
Over
th
e
Crain
ine. On« Site»
Pay O n e -h alf for Fountain on
i clean condition he did not object to
intervenes, but she is sentenced to
A F e n c e and l.eg «va»
S a ck
O th e r
Help*
Broadway
S tr e e t
Super. garage re|»ort the sale of
its use by pleasure seekers until
Siberia. Realizing that he will rum
T e rribly T o r n
a Chevrolet ton truck to Lena
a time when he would t«e it'
his career, she will not allow him to
eaverton banker, I >< »y Gray
There was considerable discussion Clusey, three mil«» north of Bea­
Here is an opportunity for some
Twelve stitches were taken m keep her and goes to Siberia alone.
I thrilling rule Thursday on a liberal hearted citizen to help \he last week about the Boosters Club's verton.
Raymond Tetwiler’s leg Tuesday at
snick tractor on the farm of kiddies enjoy the cool shade of the decision to place a drinking foun­
Mrs. Miller, a Chevrolet sedan
at Bloomington, near
'trees.
The city might allow the* tain on Front street east of the Bank She is a teacher in the summer a wound in his leg caused by
Accompanied
by Otto mains to be tapped and a faucet of Beaverton, and C. F. Hedge gen-1 school at St. Marys.
bug from a fence. The gash was
he rode over a 50 acre installed. A sand pile for the wee erously offered to install a fountain
six inches long and nearly half an
the machine operated by children and a few swings would and pay one half the cost of it if it j E R I C K S O N R E P O R T S S A L E S
inch deep. He, with other children
men, cut and sacked the make glad the hearts of many of was installed on the sidewalk in !
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had been attending a Sunday school
Pomona was held at Scholls last
thr straw over the Beaverton's future citizens.
Who front of the partition between the | ( ) „ 0 Erickson sold a Star tour- picnic at the home of Mrs. Antrim week and 25o members were pres­
Ito be left as fertilizer.
The will take this matter up. Don’t all 20th Century store and the Beaver-| j„K car to p L. Lee, of Aloha,
and it is not known just exactly ent. The members went on record
gs are also sacked and the speak at once.
ton Pharmacy near meter now there,' A six cylinder star coupe to N. M how the accident occurred, fie was
.is opposed to cutting the automobile
left perfectly clean. This is
if the city would pay for the water1 Ml,„ «oute j ; a 4 cylinder coach taken to Beaverton by Mrs Acker- license
to $J.tXI a year on the
used. The only condition being that t{) Charles Florence, of Huber; a man
u year this machine has oper-
grounds that no provision is made
i Washington County and is
those merchants on I'ront street Star touring car to Otto Olson, Gas-
His father Rev Tetwiler was away to pay off the $40,000,1)00 in high­
success that it may eliminate
pay one-half the cost of one to beI lon am( a McCormick binder to I tel The little fellow who is only 9 way b< >nds.
rcshiiag machine
installed there.
1 Brothers of Tualatin,
was very brave, but had to be given
F’our granges in the county have
matter was taken up before1,
Gray says "the mac bine does
an anesthetic before
the stitches announced their intentions of hav
CUT BY GLASS
ouncil at their meeting thru)
ling but talk."
were taken.
mg booths at thr county fair.
a letter • written by Mr. Hedge andj
21X» acres were cut this week
Charles l\ Tigard told of the
now
permission was granted the Boosters
igse’s farm and they are
Misses Grace and Laura Meier and
thus F\ Tigard told of the value
Thrown
to
the
pavement
from
an
ma-
'This
»rs.
t
luh
to
install
both
fountains.
the
neighb«
(or
brother Harold of Beaverton, were
of the Grange Insurance.
Butte
was shipped «'lit automobile in which he was riding
A petition is being widely circu­ badly cut by glass Friday evening
Grange will now be know as T i­
Rudy
Bovve,
2
year-old
son
of
Mr.
lated
and
signed
in
regard
to
the
hy Oilt > Kricksoii on approval and
when their car collided with a car
l l i e s : l o l t n e n n I «ard Grange.
O. W. Boles, was
Bowe, Tigard, Ore, opening of Hall street.
Mr. Hragse would not part with it and MrsH. I).
d U I i l i a U l l i ^ v f,, the- fifth degree, also FThcl
driven by S.
H. Overstreet, of I
suffered injuries to the head and
Portland at the junction of the Bea­
now.
Sumner and Pearl Miller of Mouu-
Mr Erickson has orders now for right eye when Uowe's machine col­
verton
highway and the West Side
taiiwlale. H I.. Hudson, of Beaver­
DEMONSTRATION
tieo.
H
Johnson,
of
Metzger
is
lided
with
another
at
First
and
Tay-
a c m l.i.l of tractors and three
Pacific Highway at Bertha station. being sued by A l\ Gillett of Mult­ ton, Traffic manager for the Port
loi
streets last night.
Mrs. Bowe
ON G A LES C R E E K
' for tust
nomah. Gillett sold a house belong­ of Portland, spoke on "Shipping De­
also was thrown out of the car
ing to Johnson, to Nlerna B. Allison velopment of the Port of Portland
She escaped with minor body bruises.
(). T. McWhorter, county agent,
and took an auto in part payment. and mentioned that if it were not
Bowe’s machine according to re­ announces a meeting Monday, .Aug­
MUSICAL
R
E
V
IE
W
,F
He sold the auto for $5tN), took out for the produce of the surrounding
20 ports struck an automobile driven ust 8th, at the Fid Allen’s prune
AUGUST 19
his commission and gave Johnson valley there would be no Port of
by
Mrs. Myrtle Wiedenkelled, 545 orchard on the Gales Creek road
a
check for the balance of the Portland.
Fremont street.
No arrests were at tile northwestern city limits of
lager Freeman of the B
A prune demonstration will be
$500. Later the owner proved that
made.
The two injured persons Forest Grove. The O. A. C FlxteiV-
■V.V.V.V.V Th eaR T is .„aking arrangements’1 with
held August 8th at the Fid Allen
the
car
was
stolen
and
Gillett
had
Mrs. Jesse N. Anker, Who lived
local »Nairnt to pul on a musical n wcro treated at the police emergency sion service will be in charge. They
farm at Forest (¡rove.
view an Friday, and Saturday Vug hospital and latei removed to then recommend fine sulphur dust fori in the Sorento District a number of to pay $500 to the owner in order to
prevent prosecution for selling stolen
brown rot control, to be applied j years ami who was well known here
tnt 19th and 20th It will c-> 11s 1 ^t 01 home.
P I L E S AND TO NSILS
goods. Johnson secured a quit claim
died
at
Good
Samaritan
Hospital
one
month
before
harvest.
A
home
feline talent, singing dancing, etc
can
be
removed by F.lectrical Dehy­
deed from Nlerna Allison, who is
made spreader said to be effective is Thursday July 28th, 1927, after five;
o (musicians have been offered
No cutting, bleeding or
in jail charged with stealing the car. dration
made as follows: Mix one and one- days of illness caused by being over­
,dio| engagements
No names vv ill
loss
of
time
new process. Dr. M.
The difference $23(1 is due Gillett,
half pounds of hydroted lime with come with heat on Saturday July 13,
given out.
You will have to
M.
Mackey,
209
Panama
Bldg
hr
claims.
one and one-half gallons of milk while shopping in Portland.
Portland, Oregon —adv
to the. theatre to., see who they
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aud dilute.
Mrs. Anker was seriously injured
—E. P. Timmons, aged 21 years, ofi
about three years ago, being struck
West
Portland, was drowned a t 1
by an automobile in Portland, and
S T O R E IN B E A V E R T O N
Lake Oswego last Saturday after
receiving injuries from which she
noon.
Vis
never fully recovered.
next
week
G. Freemon will
Arthur Spaitht and young Tiin-
Mr. and Mrs. Hall of Arimmalla,
Mrs.
Anker
moved
back
to
her
Harry Deuce anil J. H. Hulett,
a music store in otie of the tnons rented a boat and paddled
Marsh
a
Texas,
home
south
of
town
this
spring.
returned
Tuesday
from
are visiting Mr. and Mrs
Theatre
build-
at the Beaver
out in the lake.
When l y i miles I
After living here several months her field business trip.
P. T. Wilds
utg. ‘ 'I his will lu .1 branch of the from the boat house Timmons dove
home was destroyed by fire about
Hied French Co., of Portland , and overboard and attempted to swim
seven o’clock one morning. She has
! >.»n VV ih Miman is spending a two
he «fill carry the latest records and back, but became exhausted and
Mr. and Mrs. Boy Wiels have
vacation at ( arlton.
weeks
been
staying
with
friends
in
Port­
music.
sank before he could be rescued. From Camp Meriwether Re
moved into the Iforkens house on
land since that time.
5th anil Tucker.
port a Fine Time and
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Fordney re-
Mr. Anker was drowned during
MER BEA V ER TO N
TillamiMik.
Excellent Training
May 1926, having fallen into the turned Monday from
ANOTHER N E W
Drink cold milk on hot days
BO Y IN TOWN
river from the Pacific Lumber Com­
BUILDING IN ALOHA
vis- you’ll feel better.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F'rank
Pingrèe,
Aloha Dairy.—
pany's
dock
while
engaged
as
guard
—
SEA LION PATROL
iting locally, have returned to San Adv.
for an Oriental boat.
Leo Davis, former Beaverton bov
Mrs. Anker is survivied by a broth­ Francisco.
accoflp.iuud by ho family passed
C J. Stickney is erecting a new Will Go on O ver-nig ht Hike next
er and a sister who reside in New
Satu rd ay to S e c r e t
Mrs. lien Cook ami Mother Mrs.
thru I eaverton last week on his way building for his Aloha real estate
K. H. Powel and family are at Roher,
Zealand.
Camping Spot
•uses
|0 vi.»
Mrs. Davis’ parents, Mrs. office where bills for the Schilling
of McMinnville, were guests
Rock away.
G. Vincent at Hills-
of Mr. ami Mrs. M. W. Maiming
^ ■ -M rs
can be paid.
,
Sunday.
boro.
The following scouts of troop 15
E<l W iMidruff has returned rotti a
The corner stone of the new
Mr Davis was city editor of a
Huber, returned from summer camp O P E N S
DAY
N
U
RSERY
San Francisco business trip.
Falls newspaper , but on ac- building was laid Monday and under at Camp Meriweather, held at Sand
M rs V erna Pixel from M olalla is
coua| of In- (health came Weit He the capable care of chief architect l.ake, on one of the Tillamook
——
has returned visiting her sister Mis Pitteku at
Mrs
J.
F:.
Britch
Rogers
it
will
be
ready
for
occu­
is eti iployed by the Atlantic, Yel-
beaches.
Walter Stickney, Gordon
A (Jay nur#cry j , llow avai|ab|P i„ from an extended visit
week.
in Pasadena, 11 über.
lowst ine and Pacific Highway as- pancy by the last of the
Coward. Harold Price Wm Sund- Mulnomah. where mothers can leave ( aliforma.
|ion to vv rite descriptive article
berg, Geo. Mann and James Welch their chiMren nlht.r (lay or evening.
Mr. and Mrs William Hogan and
ton, Ort
will be syndicated for pub
All reported a very fine tunc and NIrs Ashcraf, who has pllrchased
Mrs. J Kelley of ( hicago 111. daughter Betty Jean have returned
heath.; 1
\ stop of three weeks
received some excellent training in U r Thatcht.r, 0 |d holne> has had was a guest at the Morgan home
10 their home in Portland after
was [made at President Coolidge’s
scout work
Gordon Coward was severa, yt.ars ,,f training in Colorado
spending a collide of weeks with
sumnfcer home and Mr Davis in
Patrol leader and Win. Sandberg and Porllanj ;n kin,|ergarde.i work
M r. and M rs ( hurles Bliss of Se- their parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred
seed the president several times
was assistant patroj leader of one and having a family of her own
aule are guests at thr home of Mr Losli
Mac’s Transfer, bonded and in- of the patrols at camp Their patrol understands children and Will give and Mr« P. F. Stnith.
Son B lN IU A S cards $1 50 Beaverton snred, O P. S. C. permit No 1 -?ra), was known as the Sea Lion patrol. any child the best of care. She
,-.v.
Mrs. F'red Difeford, formerly Lil-
does both local and long distance Harold Price is exhibiting some very lias a very |deasing personality and
Enter] irise.
The Walter Meuwsrn fainily have ban Losli, and daughter Dorothy Mar
hauling, all kinds of moving and cx- fine leather work done at camp, children like her.
Mrs
Ashcraft moved to Banks.
arrived Sunday morning front Gar­
‘ press and strives to render the best also Walter Stickney is proudly will take care of children of any
dena, California for a 10 days visit
I of service in whatever they undertake. showing a very fine knife sheath age and also care for children in the
R
Mrs
B
M edili is /visiting with her parents Mr. arid Mrs. Jacob
I Both the transfer and ice business done in leather while at camp evening by ap|>ointment
Losli of Fdmonica.
friends in Seattle
■ .airing
I are making rapiti strides towards Mr Stickney, father of one of the
Commencing September 8th. Mrs.
success and Glen confidently ex- boys with J. S. Coward, Scoutmas­ Ashcraft will conduct a kindergar-
Miss Betly Huntley has left for ai
Mr ami Mrs
Will Sterne and
I pects to build up a large business ter motored to camp Meriwether ren from j :45 a m. to II. 45 a m. three weeks visit with her sister at daughter Fumee, Margret and Ruth
!
public
hearing
on
the
Wash-
IRING
¡in Multnomah and surrounding ter- Saturday to bring the boys home Miss Mary Takala will be an assis- Moro.
from Molaila, were Sunday visitors at
____ ft County part of the new C an­
j ritory within the next few years, and these men report a lot of en­ tanl teacher.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Losli
yon_____________________held
in
the
i as
! He is so situated that he can thusiasm at camp and say any
MrH Williams, of -os Angeles, is
Wasl ngton County Court Wednes- I -tav with it thru all the trials and scout who missed summer camp this
visiting at the home of his nephew,
d«y4 Between
n and the tribulations that beset a new enter- year missed a lot and should try
Miss Bertha Losli spent the week
Marion Watson at Aloha
P r in t in g with c h a r a c t e r , B e a v e r t a a
Multi, mall
unity line tbs
Troop 15
end at the henne if her parents
|,rise until success does crown his and make it next year
want'
effi rts. He has many staunch friends of Huber, is also going on an over­ E s t t r y r Í M
Mrs.
FTerman was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. F’red Losli
•ay for the
w hi admire his grit and energy and night hike next Saturday to their
Mrs. N R Wilson, at Rose City
Over 80 property owners are af­
secret camping spot in the Vernonia
are loyally (lulling with him.
Park Wednesday, at a dinner party.
Andrew F'uhrer >f Route 4 had
fecte and the viewers recently re­
Mr. and Mrs. McAllister bought country These hikes are very bene­
his
tonsils removed Saturday
coin« rnded the payment "t ■ ver property
in Multnomah and moved ficial to the scouts of this troop for
A Smith has just finished the
eWpo ln ,|atl
out here when the children were they are making rapid progress in
sixth home for Mr. Buchanan at
Monday the daughter of Mr. and
Aloha, also a house for James Woods
tiny babes ,so thai the boys have their test work, passing very good
Van
i" Mr
examinations and are quit* fre
Mrs. I l S. Motheral had her tonsils
Multnomah
grow
as
they
have
and C. F’. Hastings at Hillsboro.
seen
Stepl out Friday July 29th. a baby grown. The boys have lived here qufntlv callcij upon to demonstrate
removed.
A group of the younger girls of
bi
en
girl.
The young lady has
tified
in
their
work
at
the
Court
of
Honor,
all
their lives and feel ju
Tigard who were camping at F.lsnrr
Miss Clara Christensen of Muore»
Van
■ami
F.valyn Richards Route 3, had her
the confidence they are placing in Portland. Scout Frank Shepard pas- Park under the care of Miss Grace head Minn, 1 s visiting Rev. Roy L.
Step) out was Alice Beach
sec) his map making test last week
tonsils removed Monday.
the community.
Tigard returned home Saturday They Nolt.
before Expert Mr. F.wer, who is
had
a
wonderful
time
They
$121
and Mrs. V. O. Wilson of
one of the official examiners in this learned to swin and took furns
Last Sunday Otto Erickson made
Mrs Ketch of Wallace, N. Y and
are receiving congratulations
subject for troop IS of Huber
cooking and each had some camp a trip to ihr N'rhalrm Valley and her daughter are visiting the VV N.
*
birth . t a clan hf• r
duties every day.
sold a Fordvoii tractor to F'red Orn- Hatch family
¡* 7
een named
Mrs Viola Talbert entertained her
Those who enjoyed the outing dorff.
$15*
Sunday school class of boys with a were
Funk,
Helen
Miller,
Jane
A threshing outfit is now working John Kanina, ol Farmington dis­
picnic in Antrim park Tuesday after Jrane and Marietta Granrfy, Daisy
$3*
baby was born to Mr anr! Mrs
in thr Orenco district
Mr Shan- trict is thru cutting hts 3(10 acres
noon
Ice cream and cake was ser­ Jeffries, Lois Jones, Barbara
if
Sand
Point,
Idahut
Evans,
Dr.
E> Vanhyning at the Woman’s
ved and a general good time was erson, Edna Maurer, Ha/el Maurer,| non has charge of thr outfit for and is now working for neighbors.
last week looking over
Two men operate the McCormick
lital, Portland July 28th. Mrs. was ii n Tigard
Evelyn McDonald. Evelyn Junkm and Otto Ericksi ns.
with
a view to
lo enjoyed.
field
the
ly mng was V elma Davie*
F.linor
Panck
D
o
ris
Bradly
stayed
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He was so favorably
canne here
Phone 75(13 when you need job
Robert Mcknight at Orenco has
Latest machinery and equipment • at camp until Thursday and then
hat
he says he will re-
ssed
Ur child should drink at least iinpre
guarantees first class work. Beaver- went home and Blanche Maurer took printing of any kind Prompt *erv-,cut his oats and vrts and is now
September
lit
and
open
Phone turn about
Hart of milk a day.
cuttiftg wheat.
j ton Enterprise.
I her place
r ice —adv
office.
Dairy —Adv.
fai! Pomona met
Last W eek
AUTO CRASH
HURTS BABY ^
A. E. G illett
FORMER RESIDENT
OF R E M E D I DIES
W est Portland
Boy Drowned
LOCAL NEWS
RUBER TROOP
SCOUTS RETURN
IP
Co.
M acs Transfer
adds Equipm ent
7yon Road
Project Hearing
G irls
Dr. Evans May
Locate at Tigard
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