The Beaverton enterprise., April 13, 1928, Image 3

BARNES NOTES
BEAVERTON
r .,eri at the John Harry hum.-
Mr. and Mrs E. S Doering were
L
Sutulay include«! Mr. and Mi«
r ’ pQ| Gf Corvallis, Miss -Mart E«.rest (.rove business vectors Mon­
*
Mrs Albert Barber and day morning.
£ dren, lari and Evelyn, of Port
. VV . ( . Motzke, of Beaverton, is
¿nil
_______ ,
the hrst to file for election as mem-
I .<rs Elsie Stucki and daughters, ber ui the Republican central com-
m.ttee
He would represent the
J h’r' |. ,i,.a> Alma, and s. ,n. AA lift
.*«i Bcuerton piecinti
| i| ,! to see another daughter. Mr«
, ' ]. l rachsel. Mon.lay evening
onn *■ •
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Mr. and Mrs W R Van Meek
Miss Hannah Young wall play and daughter, i atheryn, and Mr. and
Edwards attended an
It,„.„lav afternoon at the Uroadwu Mrs W. J
■heater in Portland for a P T A entertainment given by "The Double
>ix Odd bellows at Sherwood Sat­
Tectinc. "'th other members I 1.
urday evening.
Octet _______
tables were tastefully
F aster decorations
decorated
in
BOY
H AZELD ALE
Kementber “Ailv entures of Grami-
Mrs. VV. K. Duff of Stockton,
l,a
n hriilay ami Satunluv night-.
lain ., is visiting in the home ol Mr.
Aprii 13 and 14. at 8 00 o’clock Ad
and Mrs Walter Harris.
nnssion 15c and 35c.
SCOUT
NOTES
i monthly coutl ot h y
I ircuit Judge Joint II. Stevenson,
ti. Alexander ami
Scoutcraft. continue«! from last » « ck Majoi i n tu i «I l
A Scout is kind to everything that Houter D. Angeli prestile«! Lawrence
lives.
He knows that horses, «logs Dcl.ong, Dian Parker, Hai Ian, Hor­
and cats have their rights anil he re­ ace and AA light Bi.xbv, Bill l « Iemali
spects them. A Scout prides himself ami Glenn Povvudcr, second class
upon «I«uiig kind deeds ami no «lav in Scouts, received merit badges; Roger
his life is complete unless he has Spcakman was promoted from it-udcr-
been ot aid to some person
A Scout io"l 1 .« sii-'ii.l class Scout, and John
is quick ot eve..quick >i h«.«ring, ami Hess from second class to first class
Spretai Scoutmasters' Bulletin
Ills
muscli s are well «lev « 1» *pe«l
lu
Nationally out movement ha» re­
other wnids, a Seoul is natural, atnl
tin bitter the Scout tin farther awav ceived many splendili tributes on ac­
count ot its educational value
Our
he is front the artificial.
V Scout never uses alcoholic liq­ vocational wmk and otti ci vi c service
uors. because he iliies not wish to actix it i«-s have been praise«! m con
poison ins body; In desires ■ ck it crete ways by individuals and c««i
’The educational work « t
active brain, and so he avoids to (•orations
bacco.
He never swears, bocaus« the Boy Scouts has beiti put in the
swearing is a sign of vveaktu <s as same class as the educational work
well as being sacrellgtous
ol the public schools.
Locally the eilucatiottal atnl ch ai-
In fact, a Scout aims to lie. in
this, tin- twentieth century, as neatly actcr binlihng value of the movement
a» possible like those men who, tvv■> has just received a splenditi tribute
and three hundred years ago, push«-«! in a very practical manner. One ot
their wav into what then was the our largest corporations .the Portland
great North American forest, ami Fllcctric Power I otnpany. is making
■ the individual
blazed a wav for what has become arrangements to .«
the l nilect Statgji. In thos«- «lays ««nr Boy Scout most materially.
forefathers had to be ready for am
Thi- company has tiled with the
emergency, and as .» Scout of tin public service commission ol Oregon
present emulates the Scout of the a tariff permitting registered Boy
past, he has chosen as his motto, Scouts in uniform t«» its« the rcgulai
"lie Prepare«!." and a better phrase reduced rate seh*»«»l tickets while at
could not have been selected, i"r it tending regttlat weekly troop meet­
is both a motto and a slogan all ings. participating in civic service
in one. Be prepared for anything - «hitii-s. attending courts of honor,
to do a kind act, to rescue a com­ scout rallies, merit hailgc classes ami
panion, t«i ford a stream. t«> gatln examinations. Saturday scout swims
kindling, to salute the flag, to builil and all titilli* reu ul.tr it« •A S o «ut ae-
a tire always be prepared
Tin % r cl illation will n««t be
tiv ities
Next week,
elTectiv e on Suini ay.
"The Three Classes of Seotiis”
Th, sc sch« »■«»I tie k et s sc II at the rate
of 4 ce tits t•;»ch ami ai e put U|• in
Mrs. Aiken returned this week
Ihree birthilays were celebrate«! iti
from Klamath Falls, where 'he spent otte vvith a dinner party at thè home
the winter with her son.
of Mr and \lrs. A. 1. I.enuin of
Kosedal« on Sunday
Tlu hottored
Miss Ruth Miller returned to T e r ­ giust« vs«re Mrs 1.emuli, M rs 11 li
rebonne, Ore., after a visit with her Buri ii .uul Mr K i abili, Mrs Lem-
lather. Mr. J S. Miller.
«>n s fai ber.
There were seventeen
guests aniotig whoiu were M r. and
Mr and Mrs. A. C. Hrigrrt ainj, AG - l li fiord Prink of Toledo. Ore.
Mr- Mary lleigert, who are visiting
Mr. and Mrs l\ E. Allen, made a
Mr and Mrs l amlin of Portland
trip to Seattle Monday, returning were guests of Mr and Mrs. Tom
Mr Edward A. Stevens, son of I Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Laswell and Thui »day.
Miller on Sunday.
L* ami Mrs. Stevens, called at tin son spent Sunday evening with rel­
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Carr entertained
r r i,nta| home 1‘uesday night an 1 atives in Portland.
Mis McMillan ha«l as guest last
at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto week Mrs R 1. Colvant ami «laugh
Ivcdnesday.
Bi tilge ter, \ irene, of Lime, Ore. Mrs. I HI
Mrs. P 1. Spencer entertained the Erickson Saturday evening.
I
an,| Mrs. John Barry and chi! Lady Slipper Club at luncheon on was played Those present were Mr. ' ant was en route to Grotto, Wash,
and Mrs. J. K Talbert, Mr. and Mrs. to ill.ike h«-r home
I Irin Frances and Charles, called on j Thursday.
Wilbur Weed, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
" e Adolph Amacker family Sumlai ,
Ingram, Miss Janet Huntley, Miss
Mr
a,id
Mrs.
E
M
Lassiter
spent
Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson of
ening.
the week end in Seattle with Mrs Ileo Thompson, Mr Al George, Air. Portland have bought the Sollemlei
Ronald tiould
Miss Janet Huntley firm on l'«Hiper Mountain.
Susan
Mrs Woods and Mrs Nelson ot Lassiter’s brother and family.
and Mr. Al George won high s C o i e s Johnson is a new student at the
Jcaverton called on Mis. Roy B er«i!
Cooper Mountain school
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kern were ami Mr. W ecil the consolation.
Mr« 1 E Berst Tuesday aft
Sunday afternoon guests oi the L
noon
Mrs. Apris, who spent the winter
L Lasvvells.
Friends of Mrs C hlebauiski will !>«■
in Ohio, lias returned to Portlanil sorry to learn that she is seriously
Mis- Mildred Barry visited a friend
I he M. E Fitzpatrick family moved ami is visiting friends in Beaverton. ill at her home.
i|j5S Gladys Baurer of Sherwood,
to Portland Tuesday.
iunday.
Miss Isabelle George spent Thurs
Mr and Mrs
D
Matherall of
«lay atnl Friday visiting Miss Janet («Hiper Mountain have rente«! the R
Mrs. \. A. Wood and Mrs. H R.
Ernest and Elsie Zimmerman and
Huntley and Miss Elizabeth Goly F Nilson farm and are moving in
Nelson spent Tuesday afternoon vis­
|r ami Mr« Alfred Schindler vvei
also spent Friilay night with iht this week.
iting Mrs E. Berst and Mrs. Ray
j 0nda\ evening callers at the J. D
Huntleys.
Berst near Cedar Mills.
Paul O’Connor is a patient at the
frachsel home
Mrs. 11. A. Southerlaml atnl Mrs. Fallatimi hospital in Portland
Mr. and Mrs. \. A. Wood visited
Mr. and Mrs. Jones and Ivan the Eastern Star and Masonic Home Louise Patton, sisters of Mrs. J. C.
Huntley, and Betty Southerland and
Mrs R F Nelson of Garibaldi.
a« hehl 's.itHi h«««>ks of KKl and are obtainuble at
A postpone«1 hike
¡urns, I r o f Portland, were callim at Forest Grove Monday evening.
the office of the company at Sixtlt
Miss Mildred Simpson were dinner Ore . spent Saturday in the neigh day aftertiiMin.
in Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Murdock
nul Aldet stri-its
borhi
«oil.
guests at the J. ( . Huntley home
iundav afternoon.
Several Multnomah b"Vs took part'
Il the public service commission .«t
Mrs. Jennie Hardinghatn and son, Sunday.
in the semi-monthly court <>f honor
Oregon approves the t.iritl it vvill lu*
Mervyn, of Portland, spent Sunday
Mr
l
P
Syverson
drove
to
Long­
held
in
the
court
house,
Portland,
Mrs. lohn I>. Trachsel and mothei
with her mother, Mrs Emma Hocken.
Mr Ward and Frank Roberts of view. AVash., on Monday with Mr Thursday evening
This was one of effective M-.iv 1, I92S.
1rs. Elsie Stucki, were business call
and Mrs Ray Syverson. who have the largest semimonthly courts «>(
In announci ng tins to the nehl we
Portland,
former
residents
of
Beaver­
,rs at Hillsboro Tuesday of thi-
The Beaverton Social Club will ton, were guests of F.amest Masters been spemling' a few days with Mr. honor, there h«ing an increase of S) t.ik« pleastitc m th.mking the l ’oit
icek
and Mrs F Livermore at Huber.
per cent in both second and first laml i .lcctric Power ( ompany foi tins
sponsor a luncheon and car«! party Friday evening.
class awards over any previous semi considérai ion
on Wednesday afternoon, April 1H.
The Bethany program Sunday eve Lunch will be served at 12:00 noon
Mr and Mrs. Harold Elliot and
Mrs. W E. I’egg and daughter,
ling at the church was well attended for the business men or anyone wish­ Thelma, and family, returned from family of A emonia spent Sunday vvith
ing to go, ami lunch at 1 :00 p.nt. California this week. Her daughter Mr imi Mrs. Charles Watson.
Mr. ami Mrs Charles Spies an for the ladies. "500” will follow The ami family will make their home in
Mr and Mrs. Walter Cary of
Mrs. Win. F.ngleke, Portlanil.
bnldren, Harold, l harles and Louis« hostesses are:
BUSINESS
Salem spent the week end with Mi
Lent Easter Sunday at the Jttliu Mrs. Doy Gray ami Mrs Dan Shaw
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Guy
Knott
of
Mc­
Adv.
Lege, parental home, where a fan Price 35 cents.
and Alts F. A. Gary.
CARDS
Minnville were Sunday guests of Mr.
k\ reunion was held.
and Mrs. W. R. Fetch.
Mrs. B. I. Griffith is spending :
Mr. and Mrs. R L .' Tucker of
week
in Portland with Mrs. A. I
Hillsboro
attended
the
regatta
on
«laughter,
Mable, «
Mrs. Lee and
Mr. ami Mrs. Ray Syverson and
Hoke.
Portland, « pent Monday with Mr Lake Washington at Seattle over the daughter
returned
to
Longview,
week end.
University of W ashing- Wash., Monday after an extended
hin.
ton and University of C alifornia were visit with Mr. 'and Mrs. J. \A . Liver­
W EEKLY M A R K E T REVIEW
the
contestants
in
the
boat
races.
w. 1 Inward and Mr
more.
HAY AND F'EFT) The combined
at school Fridav af t
marketable
surplus of hay in the
Mr. and M rs. I' ’Hn Clark have
Mrs. A. Fi. Hanson entertained the
PIO N EER PRIN TIN G & S T A T IO N ER Y CO.
Al
moved into the k..bert Summers Tuesday Bridge Club at luncheon. United States is unusually large.
falla
has
moved
into
consumption
at
house, near Lombard s*rtel-
408 D r k u i n
B l d g . — T h i r d at W a s h i n g t o n S i.,
Mrs. Day Gray won high score.
R«\ Cooper and Mr. Bash <«f Bea
a good rate, but there was less d«-
Ii
PORTLAND, OREGON
■ alii d on M r. and Al rs. \\ V\
Friday
afternoon
letters
were maml for timothy and prairie hays
Mr. and Mrs. H O. Stipe atnl Mr.
i >«ai«l Sunday alleniooii.
I f f f * * * * * * * * *W **É *è * * è * ê * è » 4 * « < * * * » » « * » i
and Mrs. Robert Summers were din­ awarded to both girls and boys of lor shipment than a year ago. Bran j 4
and middlings prices went sharply
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer the high school.
lower last week ami linseed meal was
Mrs John Mc( leod is borne agai Stipe Sunday.
wn Portland, where she ha« bee:
The members of 1923 Past Matrons slightly lower, but cottonseed and al
{alia meal were firm.
ay mg with Mrs Williams, a «I.«tigli
Mrs. F, C. Peck is visiting her and Patrons Club, O. E S., were en­
ir, who has been ill
tertained
last
Saturday
night
by
the
«laughter, Mrs R. L Tucker, in Hills­
S E E D S 'The demand lor seeds im­
boro, where she will remain until she Past Matron and Patron of Daphene proved and prices for most kinds1
Chapter, Mrs. Pearl Wissinger and were linn and higher.
Mr and Mrs. Hubert Scruggs an improves in health
Mr T. Vatnsdal, in their new Tem­
lildren spent Easter Sunday at th«-
B U T T E R — Prices for butter dr
ple
at Milwaukie. Mrs Dora Stipe
’ eee parental home.
Mr. and Mrs. N. W Gorham, Mr.
dined J4-cent a pound in b«*tli do
was
in
attendance.
and Mrs W Harris, Mrs. G. Carr,
mestic and foreign markets. From a
Miss Janet Huntley and Mrs. J. C.
purely statistical viewpoint the situ.»
The
dance
given
last
Friday
eve­
A well known e lucator says Rem Huntley, Mr. and Mrs. C C. Beach
in never have a successful iiniver- and Mrs. Win. F.ngleke attended Ore- ning at Huber Hall by the girls of lion is fairly firm, but even a small
ity so long as its divorce colony iioinah Chapter O. E S at Multno­ the Orange B was a huge success, surplus appeared to be more than
both socially and financially. A large handlers cared to hold.
msts. He fears, of course, the c«>! mah Monday evening.
The worthy
■ge widoyvs and the grass widow« matrons, worthy patrons and associ­ crowd was in attendance.
WOOL-MOHAIR Wool and mo
litht contaminate one another.
hair markets continue strong. Some
ate matrons were guests of the eve­
Mr. ami Mrs. Steve Blanket! ami re-exporting of foreign wind and mo
ning, the entertainment being a short
play which was given. Refreshments family attended the opening game of hair held in bond in -Atlantic ports
' "imt \ on Bernstorff
wants all
were served and the tables arranged the Portland A alley Baseball league was reported. All bids on new clip
lations to give publicity as to tin
at Oswego Sunday.
mohair offered at I )elrio last week
to form a star.
n««um of their armaments. If pub
were rejected,
although somewhat
:i|y means noise, the count found
Mr ami Mrs Steve Blankcti, with more than <41 cents was offered foi
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Dobbins
enter­
11 how much armament the allie
tained the Reedville “500” ( tub with their «laughters, Gladys ami F.iliiu, grown mohair.
id in 1917
a waffle party Saturday evening. A and a friend spent Satunlay in S a­
FRU ITS
AND A I 1,1 T A B L E S
unique feature of the evening was an lem atnl at the home of Mrs. I.llj Oregon Yellow Newton apples w«-rt
I Harry 1- Sinclair’s philosophy : To Easter egg hunt in which matching Lav ine in AAomlburn
somewhat lower at Liverpool last
F1' 'irtor belongs the oils.
eggs were the partners.
Mrs Joe
week because of |HM>r condition, it
E. A W UO( lard of Portland ha«l was reported. Arrivals there of ap­
Bush and Mr. G. Guon won high
a little more than usual unpleasant ples from Ausiialia and New Zealand
score ami Mrs. G Garrow and Mr. ness which g o e s with m«»vtng, a«ld«*«l
this month are expected to br (>50.l*tG
to his troubles when he moved into cases.
Ted Nault won consolation.
Potato markets continued to
a house «>n Walnut Avenue. When be well supplied from heavy shu>-
Mr and Mrs. Joe Keller spent the he rented the house 1 hursday every­ ments in March, although for the
thing was in g«»«*d condition but vvhi-ti week ending March 31 only 3,403 car
week end at Seaside
he moved in Saturday there scctm«l loads wer< shipped compared to 4,453
T :'4 %
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Mi- 1 Richardson of Skomakowa, to be no water in the well, ami on the previous week and 4.2^ the same
Wash, is visiting her sisters, Mrs. examination it was found that some week a year ago.
'The movement
John
F.ggnian and Mrs.
1 homas one had stolen the electric motor of early strawberries increased rap
which pumps the- water from tin idly.
Allen.
well.
Beav erton l hapter, Order of East
GLOVE FINGERED GENTRY
ROB T I G A R D S C H O O L
ern Star, entertained Forest ( haptei
Miss Helen Stiles of Portland wa­
of Forest Grove and Tualatin ( hap­ rt Ernlav night guest at the home ot
ter of Hillsboro Wednesday evening. Mildred Wall
o n Satunlay a w«ek
Evidently the thieves who broke
After the usual business meeting a a o while wi-tme .It the SiW« y into the Tigard sch«H>l last Wednes­
-h«>rt program was rendered ami re home, she was taken ill and w.«s day protected themselves against tell
freshments of sandwiches, cake. |,i«-k- unable to return to Portland until talc finger prints vvith gloves, as u«i
les and coffee were served.
I he Monday
trace whatever of a finger mark
could be found, notwithstanding all
- -'
f e *
of the rooms were vi«ited with the
exception of Mrs Nielsen's, the <l«>or
to which they were apparently un­
Photoplay D irector, w rites:
able to force.
The
phonograph
and
records,
a
noticMbU in 10 dtyt
“ To a m o v in g p ic tu r e d ir e c to r th ere is no c o m fo r t
Le»»
more grass.
fountain pen, 100 feet of hose an«l
o r lu x u ry lik e a g o o d c ig a r e t t e . S u c h a c ig a r e tte
several dollars in change left in o»r
50 -lb. b»t $ 1.75 •«.
of the de-ks were stolen, besides the
I h a v e fo u n d in * I h e L u c k y S tr ik e '—a n d d m in g
LAST CALL
picture machine. Tenable to remove
th e film in g o f h ig p ic tu r e s lik e ‘ lie n l l u r ' I s m o k e d
the canvas screen on which the pic­
*L u ck ies' e v e n w h ile d ir e c tin g in th e o p e n a ir
tures are shown, they cut it s<> ba«lly
in their attempt that it cannot be
th o u s a n d s o f s u p e r n u m e r a r ie s , a n d n ev er o n c e
**** » l«wn like a golf c our a #
used again
d id I e v e r s u ffe r fr o m
FOR
» 'd dots it quick.
At first the ««fficers thought it the
th r o a t ir r it a t io n ."
y fs
rowdyism of boys, but on further
pk«. 75 c; 5 -lb.pkc.S 3.25
investigation
conclude«!
it
to
be
the
D l '
*n° “ ** ,0*' »'«««W
w««tk of experience«! thieves
$1.50
500
PRINTING
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
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Tobacco
Crop
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Atwater 5021
1 “* »•»Hit us an .1 iammt
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at the GasSalesrooms
Sixth and Salmon
A car overturned near the A alley
A ii w Service Station S.«u»r«lay after
noon and Mrs A t urry ol Portlanil
was pmtii 'l tin«!« r th>* car AA hen the
car was righted Mr* (urry was
f. und t « be uninjured «avc for a
sprained hand
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