The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, July 13, 1928, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextI HE BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE PUBLISHED BY PIONEER PUBLISHING CO. VOL 2 NO. 18 BEAVERTON, OREGON, NTERESTIN6 TRIP MAOE BY HITEON AU TO P A R TY eastern star and fviouier of R u ssian R evo lutio n MASONIC PICNIC SUNDAY Beaver lodge A. the order of the hold a picnic at Sunday, July 15. friends are invited FRIDAY. JULY 13, 1928 F. & A M. Eastern Star Carver lake All member» to attend. and will next and PRICE 5 CENTS NAZARENE CHURCH H OL DS A N N U A L DI S T R I C T CAMP MEETING WORK PROGRESSING ON U N IO N ROAD T his vicinity will have the privi lege of attending a great camp in' a fine grove on Base Line road and F I L L M A D E ACROSS B E A V E R twYuig roud, 1 ortU nd, O re , July 19 DAM to July J9. All denom ination» a rej _ m u te d and will be welcome. It will Iron Plpe , o Rvpt. cs Wood«« M . i „ m ake an ideal vacation. P rio r to the Through Culvert cam p m eeting and in the same grove LOG OF TH OU SA ND M I L E D R I V E B e n ha . ^t u m to the right between Jack's Barbacue Orcgo.1 Federated Women» Club co n and G eneral gas filling station around tentioD at Kllamath F a il. De.tina- to the right of dairy, east on county tion of V a c a tio n is ts w ho vi»it the y °un* P eo p k " ll> h *v« *•»«* A fill i> being made across the road to Fulton, south to Sellwood mial convention starting Monday eve- beaver dam above Beaverton tins beauty Spot* o f Oregon _______ bridge, east to 17th, south to Mil- urns., July week on the Canyon road a s a the , •■A'aukee street car office, east to 82nd, he -vampa College quartette will plans call for a concrete bridge there, At b “,lJay m o ™ n * J u " e * south to C lackamas Turn to the sing at both the convention and the a[su ft “ur uho" * S *" H “ e0n ,h ta d td ««ft and east, follow signs to Carver camp m eeting. ) M essers W ilson and A lexander, a c t the 0 F. W . C c ^ v e n tto n at JUS, ^ ^ ^ ing as a com m iltec from the B eaver Klamath Calls by auto. W e t k the river or by p ortland 82nd slrt.et ton city council, visited Canyon road ISRA EL BERST Columbia river highw ay to l h e Dalles C lackam as and Carver parks ----------- I W ednesday and T hursday and exam - „akmg short stops a t C row n P o in t, T he Kencra, adniis#iun Wlll be ^ Isracl B crst died at B eaverton July ¡tied the w ater main through thc o il Shepherds Dell, Mul nom ah 1 alls per caf regardiess q( ,h num bfr ■ 9 at the age of 74 years. He leaves vert. T hey found the main »would Bonneville hatchery and Eagle C reek thc car a wife, E lizabeth B erst, sons Edw ard have to be low ered 18 inches so a> to enjoying ilu beautiful scenery. V\ e E very one bring luncheon and all and W illiam at B eaverton, Mrs M yrtle rest on the concrete base which had stay^ an hour at E agle C reek and ea, to g ether W ood stoves and D orey, Mrs. M. M onahan, M ts t i a r a been put in years ago. All tins time cooked our breakfast. tables will be free. Coffee and cream H citzm aii of P ortland and Mrs. Sa- the pipe has been suspended 18 inches We left for l h e D alles at 10.2U will be furnished by the committee, hara Malloy of Vancouver, W ash above the base which it was stip- ind arrived there at noon. H ere we E n tertain m ent has been planned and Comrade K lara Zetkln, seated at the left, the m other of the Russian Funeral services were held T hurs- posed to rest on. It was decided t<> stopped for w ater and the sun scu n- prizes will be awarded, revolution, as she appeared chatting with Com rade RJaaanoff. T his is the day, July 12, at 2 p tn. at W . F. 1 replace the wooden pipe, on this cul- ed holler than in the valley. Every one is urged to be on hand gnly picture made In recent years of Klara. P egg’s chapel w ith interm ent at vert with iron pipe, and several bids followed The D alles-C alifornia high- by 12:30 p. m. ( rescent Grove cem etery. have beet» received for this piece *>f r«y and by the tim e we reached T H R E E LINKS SESSI ON THIRTY-ONE NAMES DRAWN w’ork, which is estim ated to cost Maupm at 3:30 we w ere plenty warm. N E W R O UT E FOR TOURI STS S C H E D U L E D FOR J U L Y 27 .... F O R J U R Y DUTY around $200. Result» of Tualatin Valley League At Maupin we crossed the D eschutes T H R U " R E DW O OD E M P I R E ” T he com m ittee also made a rra n g e Mrs. Ü. M. H eaton has announced nver and began a climb of lb miles ----------- T hirty-one names representing every m ents to have w ater m ains on W a t W. L Pet ami the sun got h o tte r and h o tte r. Effective July 15, rail tourists from that the date for the quarterly ses- part of W ashington county, are re p -!,. Philliips son and Lom bard stre e ts outside the* 0 l.OOU At 5 30 we reached M adras and Oregon, W ashington and British Col- sion of the W ashington county T hree resented on the jury panel draw n ’ , 747 city limits repaired. T h ere arc two ___ ___ 9 hail all decided we didn’t w ant to mnbia may be routed through the Link association is set for July 27 at Monday and who are to rep o rt for !" Il, G arden Hom e .... 7 .581 bad leaks on these streets. move to eastern O regon. As to the Redwood empire on a through, inter- Banks. She made this announcem ent jury duty on July 16. T h ere will be 1 lunniway P ark ...... .......... 7 381 scenery we had seen enough sage bne low rate tariff, between G rants following receipt of inform ation from a new grand jury drawn July 16. .581 of the panel ^ ‘^ard ---------------------------- 7 brush and sand and even a gaily P ass and San Francisco, according to the Banks Odd Fellow and Kebekah A m ong the m em bers of tlu .......... T h e doctor says drink plenty of .249 Kebekah are v-a \1 1 ton ....................—........ painted sign board would have been R- E. F isher .chairm an of the trans- lodges. Odd Fellow and ** " Leonard 1 1 A. Adams, of B eaverton; IN) good B u tter Milk for your health, F a m ale _____________ 2 welcomed. W e passed farm house portation committee of the Redwood lodges front Gaston, Forest Grove, E. A. B urbank, of Sherwood, W illiam 083 C orner M arket, Highw ay and O. h. P m m r o i a . i t n i n r l . r . .1 ttill.tu .,,, «,. I l l „ , i . . » ..II f . . t t’l'l l ( iS ll'l if (ilk tttfitl t H ill. liter farm house th a t had been de- Em pire association, l headquarters at H illsboro «» and Beaverton . . . will furnish ( ecil G ates, i of (>aston, O O I K. Hoi- Brickyard ............................ .. 1 R. 11 H E. Railroad track. At V erboort lingsw orth of H illsboro, W . H. C rab San Francisco. num bers for the program. serted and we didn’t w onder at it. _______________ tree of Forest Grove, P eter Kahn of Verboort _______________ ___ 4 9 3 Following is thc new routing: G arden Hom e ...... ................. ». 3 From Culver on .we cam e into the G rants p ass ,0 Crcscent City and Hillsboro, route 1, Frances N orton of N E W P A P E R P L A N N ED Tonquin, Jacob C riger of Sherwood, , B a ,,c rk s V a" D e liv e rin g Van C O UN C I L M L E I S IN irrigation country and by the time Eureka, via Southern Pacific DeLuxe SESSI ON we passed L errebonne and Redm ond m otor stages E ureka to San Fran- W ith the distribution of Vol. 1: No. Leon T. Sills of F o rest Grove, Roj Donlm and IJarety, Van de Z a n d e r;| ° y d and Gillman. (10 innings.) had seen some fine crops. W e cross- c¿sco, day or night train N orthw est- 2, of the Cornelius News, weekly, in Benefiel of B u x to n , R o y al O. Bacon, \ special m eeting of the city coun- At B eaverton— R. H. E. ed the (.rooked river bridge just be- eru Pacific railway. Numerous side the community the fore part of this ul Beaverton, 15 L. Adams of Hills ' * I cil was called to order 1 uesday eve- fore we got to L erreb o n n e and got tr , r ,ps ;„ s en pn r m ute. m This new ism Redwood E bert Oiling 0 ute. is new n u u u week, vsi™, R. W. *v. Brill in m announces am m uuu-s th m at m hi 111 boro, ----- ------ —..... o of Sherwood, ...... ......... . rton _____ __ _________ 14 12 4 ning by M ayor Erickson. Comniis- out to take pictures. This bridge enipire tour provides an opportunity is to start weekly publications in Bobcrl Forsyth of M etzger, John B y " . , "^am t Schnndt >sil,,,cr* R aynard, M anning, W ilson which spans the n arro w gorge so for those bound {or California, to Gaston and Banks within the next « ^ '« e s . of Sherwood, K E. Brown 1 L „ d A lexander and recorder T hy n g high in the air is a w on d ertu l piece enj0jr scenery unsurpassed anywhere week. Brill recently came to w est- vcx» George Johnson of Cornelius, • ! being present. of engineering. in t h e world, according to those who ern W ashington county from Stan E. J. Brock of L ornclius, Jam es 1 ,‘ ',rnerS j. 7 3 A t the last m eeting of thc council V)e arrived at Bend a t 7:30 and have visited the Redwood empire— field, located in eastern Oregon. His ricc ol __ Hillsboro, A lbert Zim m er- d 2 5 0 a R eso lu tio n was read and passed camped at the city to u rist park. Bend "A m erica’s newest national play- publications will be printed in F orest n ‘an - of Sherw ood, Frank J Holboke B atteries—C oir and S w ifter- W est authorizing the w idening of W atson is a prosperous c.ty on the D eschutes ground.” Grove. o f B eaverton, Jam es L. Bn,ley of s ja th .tre e ! and narrow ing th e sidewalk. river and we would liked to have O th er points of interest in the Red- ----------------------> G aston, Joseph F air of N orth 1 lams ^ Phillips-Fairvale gam e post- T his »wr.s recindcd T uesday evening seen more of the in te re stin g placer wood empire include the Oregon Beach apartm ents for rent, Lake G eorge VV M ct.raw of Hanks, | ponf() on accm)nt ()f (|ra(h of g mcm . and the new resolution will leave the near there M onday m o rn in g we left caves, numerous lakes, rivers, tnoun- Lytle, enquire W. F:. Evans, Beaver- "»rles L. Dick of (.a n le n ber of th(, s , j»hi||i,)S club I sidewalk on W atson street, betw een at 8 o’clock and at one tim e w ere in tains and coast and m arine vistas, a ton 2203. _ J ° " n M urer of H illsboro route 4, K _______________ Front and First, the same width but sight of five snow capped peaks, petrified forest, steam geysers har- ----------------------- ^ Airv .,f G aston, < 1’. Dish ,.f Don>t forRC, ,hc adve rtisrrs when thc rest of the sidewalks to Sec- Ue soon entered pine w oods fW’hich nessed for power, w ater geysers, mis- H I T E O N E I G H T H GRADE o rts t . 1 you need anything in their line ond street will be four feet wide. nried in size as th e soil changed, sums and numerous other features. G RA D U A TES HOLD E X E R C IS E S is l ,.rovc’ w , ‘u" n M iskim nuni o f __________________________________ i____________________________ Cornelius and R obert M. Banks of I We passed piles of pum ice rock along T our may also be made by m otor Uanks | E F F E C T O F D U N N E BI LLS ON S T A T E - C O U N T Y ROAD F U N D S the road and a lot of it was sacked stage all the way as follow^: O re- H iteon held eighth grade gradua- Analysis of Highway Revenues That Initiated Measures WMI Product -E»ti- reaily to haul to the railroad. A. gon Stages system, from P ortland fj OI1 exercises last Friday evening and T A X E S FOR CITY P U R P O S E S mated on Basis of 1927 (Registration Figures Little river beyond La P in e we stop- to G rants P a ss; Coast A uto Lines tbe following program Was enjoyed ----------- | P repared by O regon Highway Commission ped but found such h ealth y m os- from G rants Pass to L rescent ( ity , bv a Jot of folks after whici. cake _______ 11 a quitoes we soon m oved on to C ra te r Pickwick Stages system from ( res- and coffee was served. Amount, tax levy rate and r t n i c i per cent Inn where we stopped fo r noon cent City to E ureka and to San Song, America, audience; addre**, °* ,uU V" B* °* M aeraed property L'lch. Francisco. Education, H enry N ave; reading, represented by taxes for city pur- Grace - B o h tn ■ ; *___ piano - solo, - Vivian Ncl- poses only. Uan.».i We crossed the sum m it at 3:45 «> at Drink cold milk instead of coffee s o n ; class prophecy, W ilbur H ansen; ' er cent Bill value obtained by >n elevainon of ¿404 feet .w h ile nil one you’ll feel better. Aloha D a ir y - A d presentation of diplomas, H arry Rob -1 m ultiplying tax levy rate by county descending sand hill one catches catcnes you inson; song, "A m erica the Beautiful”, ratio as fixed by state tax con,mis- Glimpses of H ood R iver valley whicK -------—----------- - '» called a aO.UUU-acre lawn and has ROCKNE W I L L R E T UR N audience. W ashington County N-IWI head of cattle on in. W e soon -------- Thc following received their di- Amt. Mills % C'ity «me t 0 K lam ath aguncy and F o rt F or the fifth consecutive season p|om as; of Llamath and were along the edge ot Coach Knute E. Rockne *w5U give Grace Behm, Mable Behm, I tin 1 full lhe marshes. B efore com ing to his short course in football coach- N’o rth, Vivian Nelson, W ilbur Hansen value Llamath Falls you pass large saw ing at the state college summer ses- and M artin Licda. B anks ___________ __ 3,4ti8 31.1 »43 “nils running at full capacity. T he sion in Corvallis next year. R o c k n e * -----------------------■ ................. 8,897 15.7 73 W a y follows aro u n d upper K la- agreem ent to return was rcce.vcd fol- JA M E S B. 1MLAY, P R O M IN E N T Heaver on .88 lake and is a b eau t.tu l drive, lowing negotiations which began im- R E E D V I L L E R E S I D E N T PA SSE S Cornelius 57 _______ F o rest Grove __ __11,970 Be stopped a few m in u tes at Modoc m ediately upon his arrival in Oregon .77 Funeral of Jam es B. Imlay, whu H illsboro ......................26,711 fourth school this * June. Fyi'»t wuere the tre a ty betw een [|jk‘ for thc *wm* , * m,,v* “ * v* 2 * ’ p Mill 40 » as Rockne says he always enjoys his trip d;ed at tbe f^tnily home at Reedville »aston ............... ....... 1 25 «odoc and K lam ath Indians a*& One gets a w onderful view of ‘o Oregon. Judging from the Gr< J j Monday, July 6 , was held at Hill* ................... J o S ’ ' .61 *• and M ount S h asta from mg number* taking hi* >^ork, boro with interm ent tn the Tualatin : " ____________ 587 here. students do too. Plains cemetery. Mr. Imlay, early settler of W ash- A LL T A X E S L E V IE D IN C IT IE S were m et in K lam ath Falls by The new M arket road which w ill'm gto« çoun«y. w a, bornai» A b jT d eej rcc men‘b*r* of o u r club wno had 1 , , v” , Tualatin with Scotland, April Amount of all taxc* levied for all i <b- 1 - Way o i A shland. T h e next ' P ac;,ic highway is the death of his brother, Robert, in purposes S tate, county, school, city, 18i»4 in the Union army, he came “ >« ^ ' h e "convenuon and t T i c h w e» under w ay It will 1 make an un- * ^ J 'V m u d ^ S u i e s ‘ to”''take charge district and other local, on all prop- time m ore than well spent. T o proved and hard surfaced m n ^ ^ in W hite- e r ,y » .th in corporate limits of was mar- co rporated cities. tu ‘‘c ln ‘ouch w ith such g re a t edu- nir’ 8 Lorn ua J . ction wora side county, Illinois. He Combined tax rate levied to raise anu lecturers as Dr. A m elia artery —**■•* -• . (i , ricd * in n in «tor» * and Amelia of tr.n e Gales r‘e<» to Isabelle Thorn at ... . .. .„•It t.n.ler wav wa>. on tne m e n i.a aies .e , __ Ilt T o them were ^ Jtn ten these am ounts . f Reinhardt, p resid en t of Mills col- '» well under way 0 Ustickf m . 1 1 rpetc nm u ct. a ------P e r cent of full value obtained by ^ Lr. V incent, noted nursery C rtek , T.mber, P atto n Valle) l educator“01 Zl> Fred V v 'T a rk , Valley, T ornel.us ^ . U n d U u - c J ‘ 7 ^ Mr and Mrs Imlay and rrsultiplyinK « » levy rate by county '‘Bd director of Americanization coun- rel Market road unit, of the season. ^ ^ ^ „ „ g ra ted to Oregon, » “ o a* »'«<» by state tax comnus- l"‘‘- 8 *ves one a b ro ad er view of life. —------- * going by rail to San Francisco, and W a s h in g t o n C o u n ty ■'»er being shown such a good time C A N N IN G CLUB L t t r h F*": - r rt to,h" le f t.. mU*‘ do ,f we WerC *° Pla~ ° f . o U r. t r ,P . VVe A canning AT ALOHA hue t > I rt,ar 1 b> “ z l - i s « . — ------- organized at m milling and farm ing a. Hillsboro club was ^ organized^ at ^ and ^ 1891 h e estab- Z ay> ,hCadCd, L°r George A loha Johnston, al who i e ! will r ebe K 1 "under of fThUrSf w onders, C ra te r lake, 6 e lead” leaner Iished his r present L T L * ‘,h e east en tra n c e '. )• |,)0r Uity W * Th« h 'rl* cann.cd Ivam gram business at * B eaverton «*• - M r '' Imlay is survived by the w, I w. C o rn d i.s * '0 surpiraed at th e fine roads and loganberry jelly. They will meet a^aiii »• m. nine c h IM » x » « '“ dcl’-M r.n . n . 11 *eel 'h e tim e pass till we reach- al ber home Monday at 1 ■ ___ : u v r n u K, rrat M* , . - grandchildren r ,.K h,M r H. » . ; « 'd the the i crater at 2 .3 i. W o rd s cannot E»alyn Thom s was describe . "nes feelings on viewing this d cn t, Lucile Johnston, r r Dece of w ater which *is 7UX) u vVilma V% lima T r u uttle, n i c , s secretary v v . v . - . / and W inm Macon ret ,n elevation W e can only V „ T hoini, h i, K ,.h ,„ A. <0 by all m eans and see it your ‘ , n . i l - r . >hy A d » ,.. I . d .r u ,y c i „ ,U O ,n „ ol I'.-rU .nd Gelena, Demelio n T which X'w 'h ' t thur- h r* ^sin \%;ng \ h ard ,p k°lfbiy cooled us off. By 3 :20 w *' cro**ed th e C ascade divide on r, ‘ ’"mward wav to M edford. W e _ Ppe| a k n g a little creek for lunch ,aw a large band of sheep that - (Continued on last page) Amt. 7 404 34.113 14.607 54 888 ini « j 7 Mills y of full value 66 4 305 («0 2 2 77 60 4 2 78 56 4 2 59 » to 7 04 : - ... __ ___________________ $7»,5 2 7,340 93 $3,652,000 00 G ross Am ount of F e e . Paid D educt collection expense, police patrol, etc.............. 507,3-1(193 367, 000.00 ...... for ~ $ 6 ,16 O ,O U (:0 O Deduct for turnover to Public Service Commission provided for in Dunne Bill ...... ......... ..... ....... ... ....... ... Add for m otor tran sp o rt îcqs paid in through Public Service Commission as provided for in present l.v $.5,285,000.(10 4 1,0 0 0 .0 0 ) (.6,472 28 N'e t totol of license fee revenue available for road $0.220,472 28 $3,243,(it«) no purposes 1 , 621 , 8 )KH' » C ounties’ Nhare of net license fee revenue 1,556,618.07 T.m . q TTrm S ta te ’s share of net license fee revenue ................... 4,6<#,854.21 Gasoline Tax: Gross amount of gasoline lax paid ............... —______ 3,907,151.35 6,524,60» (10 500,INUMI» I,e duct for refunds and collection expense ........ —. 244,588 45 Net total of gasoline tax revenue available for road purposes ............., ................................... - .........- ............... *3,662,562.90 C ounties’ share of uct gas tax revenues .................. 0.00 S ta te ’s share of net gas tax revenue ..— —................. 3,(rfs4.Vi2.90 Summary 'of Revenues: Present Laws C ounties' share of license fee revenues ----------- -----$1,556,618.07 (UN) C ounties' share of gas tax revenues T otal revenue to counties S tate's share of license fee revenues ...................... S ta te ’s share of gas tax revenues .—.... T otal revenue to state —- — ——.— Effect of Dunn*’» Bills on 1 If both of D unne's bill Revenues under present Revenue* under D unne’* Revenues: pass: laws --------- bills -------— V».024.600 00 $1,184,310»» 4,840,4<NI(N) Dunne Bills $l,f»21,8(N).i)0 1,184^00.00 $1,556 618 07 $2,806,000 00 $»,(/«,85421 $1.62L»* $l.fi2l.8IWOO $4,669.85421 .5 ra 6290 l,840,4t*)IO ....$8,332,417 11 $(., M2JU) (Nt County State Revenues Revenues ....... .... .. $1.556.618 07. $8, .532,417 11 .......................... 2,8 06.(NK) (N) 6 ,4 6 2 ,3 *1 '«• $1.249,381.93 Increase in C ounty Revenues — — — — — $1 870^17 II D ecrease in S tate Revenues ....... ........ -———— ....... . 3 I» iRm ne’s gas tax bill passes and license bill fai' A ' *4 >uo 4<N>(») Revenue under D u n n es gas tax bill - ..... —.....*1,184.3*100 Revenue under present license law — — — -------- 1.556,618.07 4 , í w j w ¿ l TotaI revenues would be ---- ...................... ■»- " _________ $2.740,81807 $9,510,254 21 _________ 1,556,618.07 8,.532,417 11 $1.184.31)1*1 $1.177.837 10 ncrease in reven u es .. • ---------------- 3 10 S .VA ' 52 1 2 40 3 jf D unne's license bill 1 a*se* and gas bill fails: 4/N19 550 2 E4 Revenue under D unne’s license bill « - $1,621,880OO Jl/^EHOOOil T ualatin _________JÉSig, 0«» 3,»i >2.562*10 w 9 . ..... ....... ....... _____________ Revenue under present gas tax la W A SH IN G T O N COUNTY GRANGE $16218fìot*) $ : 28-t..Vi2,'0 M E F T S AT T U A L A T IN ' ■ L556.618 07 8..532.4I7 11 _____ Revenu)', under present laws ............. Mr. Beach has just received an 25 1^ ^ m U o f T r u f ! . n d ^ contameM w of jams and jellies. They will ex other large consignm ent of the fam W ashington county Pw riona grange Tualatin fdniiH ay, July ualatin W ednesday, Tuly at the county fair at Hillsboro ous K londyke W aterm elons fre^n (he will m eet in T ' - rntmoer bibit It is i* expected that th ■ at the num ber Ryan Fruit Co. which he is retailing 25 *bis tz t the Corner attending e*nll he betw een 150 and ■ ----- ' at 3 cents per pf>und a. __ , , , dnnk at least . , r l . Hi hwa% lnd O F. Rail) - '3 1 0 W m .,na grange 1 * h u w pl.inmng Y our child should day Phone for tb e entertainm ent of the guests a quart •>! ObTk a ' • * • e A loh* I *nr> *3» O V ? 1“ * |F,e*Vi . A uloniobilf (Incl. , stages and , i busses) » ....................... ....$5,409,461.20* $2,( j 62,400.U0 aM,| T ra ile ri .......................... '>i 7,.«)7 48* 794,200.00 .Motorcycles ................................................... ........... .............. 11,208 75 6,090.00 189,310.00 D ealers, C hauffeurs, O perators and T ran sfers ____ 189,36.-50 |n c f e w if) CDUnty revenues _ ......... _..* 65.181 93 3.048,054 21 , r. ¡ , ta le revenues — .............. ........................... l , t • c Revenues rra r Uw inc)lld, *4(10 seat tax. 50 cent tire tax. and um ler present S094 cd.nmiercial car tax. ... r ... r _ . »R evenues under Ih in n e's license hill include. $1500 Tubile Service to m - mission tax (2757 at $15.00 equals $41,400 )