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BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
PU B LISH ED
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VOL- 2 NO.iio
fin n n s m i
LOCAL PEOPLE
BY
P IO N E E R PUBLISH IN G CO.
BEAVERTON, OREGON,
FRID A Y. S E P T , 7 1928
WANTS JURY TO
SET
OBSERVATIONS ON
STRANGE ALASKA
COUNT) FA!H II
" ¡ i ! HILLSBORO, SEPT. 20-22
PRICE
The state highway commission has |
filed suit against I>ena Vasileff to!
condemn land in lots 6 and 7, Steele's
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addition to Beaverton, required fo r1
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Woodard ac- improvement of the Tualatin Valley
conipamed by ^ r- a,u* ^*IS- John highway. The complaint savs that a t - 1
Roede of Portland, spent the Labor tempt* have been made to' secure an
day holidays fishing at Olalla lake, agreement upon the price of the land
•A good place to fish but not many required and alleges that the reason-
fish”, so they report.
able value, including damages if any,
is $350 but efforts have failed and j
jff and Mrs. R D. Yund, Mr. plaintiff _
asks that a jury make an
and Mrs. Ed Boring and Mr. and assessment.
Mrs. 0. H Brighlin spent the w
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end at Netarts.
SKULL OF GIRL, 8,
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f r a c t u r e d by car
a very pleasant
holiday party
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composed of Mr. and Mrs. John Dob-
Hillsboro, Sept. 5.—Helen Kuehne,
bins, Mr and Mrs. August McLean, 8-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. James Kelly, Mr. and VV Kuehne, is in the Jones hospital
Mrs Fred McBreen, Mr. and Mrs. here -with a fractured skull, broken
Rodger Hauley and Robert McLean J leg and possible internal injuries
camped at Neskowin over the week- suffered when she was run over by
tnd
an automobile driven by Robert A
Hill of Beaverton on Third street
John Welter of Silverton arrived Monday evening. A few months ago
inday for a weeks visit with his (he child was knocked down by an
Sunday
father,
automobile and badly bruised.
PRICE 5 CEN TS
People have no conception
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Alaska The world in gene
particularly the people oi th
M
Slates, still have strange notions
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about this magnificent country. They I the lourih
annual
Washington
picture Alaska as it has beeu film- County tair will open at the city park
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ed and sloried; a land of per-! and lair grounds liillsboio, Oicgoii,
petual icc
and snifw; dog
sleds ihursday morning, September 2u, and
fidlowed by howling, hungry wolves ;> continue Uie 21 and 22. One ot i lie
dance halls and saloons; bad
men leading attractions will be the 2U rip
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and women, and still im>re intense- roaring bucking b >ncos that six or
ly cold weather,
more champion and skilliul bronco
But
such
a
belief
is
erroneous!
busters will attempt to ride.
litis
in
The
summer climate
of
Alaska rodeo will be held in the ball park
may easily be compared to that of each afternoon and no extra admis-
thc United States. It is warm and sum will be charged ior it.
pleasant and not at all sultry. 1 he
Priday evening in the large pavilion
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winter climate is different and de-l there will be a one hour progiam of
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pends upon the section.
In south- high-class vaudeville which will be
east Alaska, the winters may be com-1 entirely free.
After the vaudeville
pared to those of Washington, D. C. there will be dancing each evening,
Folk in Alaska bet on the exact! and Thursday night
»will be a semi
hour and minute the ice breaks up old time dance that will be without
in the river in the spring
It’s a charge.
A splendid ten-piece or-
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big event, and all the money is pool- chestra has been secured to furnish
cd for the one. Two years ago a music for the danciflg and vaudeville,
t" V«
man lost the entire pot of $34,0001 On Saturday night there will be .m
by a careless error.
(Read this, unusually large aud attractive display
to your secretary, stenographer, book- of fireworks.
Mrs. L. A. Chapman of Portland LOCAL COUPLE GIVEN
keeper or broker.) He had a hunch
A first-class band of 30 pieces lias
spent Sunday at the W . J. Edwards
that the ice would break up at 4 :J0 been secured to play the entire three
PLEASANT SURPRISE
p. nv, so he put up $1.00 for 4:30
days.
home.
BY LEAGUE
p. in. for every day from April 24J Thursday, the first day of the fair,
Miss Frances Esterley spent the Mr. anj Mrs. Arthur Gould were
to May 10. The icc went out at will he boys and girls club day, and
4:30 p. in., April 2f>. But in inak- these exhibits form one of the best
week-end with Miss Betty Baldwin
casantly surprised Thursday eve-i
mg out his cards, he erroneously attractions of the fair There will be
of Portland.
j niug at their home, by the Evan
made out two for April 25 and one the usual exhibits of livestock and
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! gelical league of Tigard. The eve- i
\
for April 27.
Three others came| farm products that will equal any
Mr and Mrs. M. C. McKercher ning was enjoyed by games.
The
closer to the time of the break-up I county fair^n the state. The granges
and son George and Mr. and_ Mrs. league presented them with a beauti-
‘tÿÉj-* • •• vf-
and each received $8000
¡of the county will be well represent-
R, S. Welsh and Lois picnicked at fu[ picture.
Iti the interior of Alaska the gov- ed -with splendid exhibits. The lead-
Balm Grove Sunday.
Those present were, Rev. and Mrs.
ernment telegraph line ts support mg merchants and manufacturers of
i Ezra Maurer, Mr. and Mrs. B. S
ed not by single poles set in the Hillsboro, Forest Grove and other
Miss Coral Stephens left Tuesday Frewing, Mrs. Fred Losli,
Misses
ground, as in the states, but by parts of the county and from l ’ort
to attend the St. Francis academy! Loise, Eunice, Ruth and
Francis
three smaller poles set tripod fashion land, are securing space to exhibit
this winter.
¡Maurer, Miss Clara Luethi, Miss
The reasons are Large timber dots attractive lines of merchandise and
Edna Frewing, Miss Loise Hutchin- j
Mrs. J. C. Anderson and grand son, Miss Bernice Hamersley, Miss Loyal M. Graham of Forest Grove, independent candidate for the state not grow so far north; the tripod manufactured products.
poles are easier to erect especially
Slate wide interest is being shown
daughter Analee Shield of Portland, Gladys Beyer, Miss Esther Brelin,
supreme court in oppositi on to Justice John L. Rand.
since the ground is frozen under in the Oregon state championship
spent the week-end with Mrs. W. Miss Tillie Losli, Miss Gladys Jun-I
neath; and the frost would push horse shoe pitchinu contest during
R. Van Kleek.
kins, Leonard Thomas, William Mau-i
SEVERAL
DOGS
POISONED
.TIGARD
BOYS
MAKE
the poles up if they were »lug the three (lavs of the fair. Entries
rer, Lloyd Yann, Charlie Beyer, Mar-
WITH PRUSSIC ACID
LONG AUTO TRIP ¡through
are being made by champion pitch
Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Legier and j vjn Gaardc, Nathnp Kurth, Herbert |
Some travelers (and writers) get ers from all parts of the sta^j;.
two sons and mother, Mrs. Eva Leg- Berlin, Edwin Losli and Lewis Pow-
After
traveling 300 miles and queer notions. One wrote that the
Another added feature of tb:s
Some fiend is at work in Multno
Irr, made the trip around the Mount ers.
finding a cabin to sleep in but hav three poles arc used so the wire year’s fair is the lust animal l.eimel
mah
killing
dogs
with
prussic
acid.
Hood loop Sunday.
On account of attracts e
Those •who have valuable dogs should ing to sleep on tables to get away would not fall if one pole burned show.
TWO MEN FALL OFF
from big black ants was the trying ¡in a forest fire (»what happens to prizes all classes of go J dog. will
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Doty and ( DIFFERENT ROOFS SAME DAY kecF thcm ,ie“_ UF-
On August 15 a valuable bull ter- experience of a Tigard gr»>up Sunday. a three-legged Stool?). Another claim -, be entered for the different events
Louraine were guests Monday of Rev.
While L C. Thibodeau was work- i " e r belonging to John Naegels, died Victor Johnson, John Rankin, Jr., ed that they are used to withstand I Other forms of amusement w ill be
and Mrs. Robert Kay of Carlton
. a
merry-go-round,
Ferris
wheel,
..
o
u ,.c„
Tuvlnr from prussic acid. Dr. S J. Carney, and “Gunner” Bostrom, of Portland, the wind.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Doddes of Huber
The Yukon river rises about a merry mix-up, and also shows and at-
spent" Saturday" at" the Hartwig home. I y *T Ty " r0J
^ F r i d a y he fell and who held a post mortum on the re- drove over the McKenzie P « » s »‘ur*
score or more miles from the Pa-1 tractions.
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'mains of “Punch” found the enttatls day, returning Sunday evening.
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1 broke Wo ribs and injured his back.1
Gml,l Chinn. who i, worHn*
anh w hiln;»" * • • " * * • < > * . i " * * » *
S L . T ’t - S i " T
“ " J S .” '
The Dalles, is spending several days he was attending him a call came time Mr. Smith, of Baird Lane, lost hatchery and many other places of before it reaches the sea, empty- zation, the Cornucopians, will pi' •
ing into ,t‘
the " Bering.
time and attention to
brindle and white bull terrier, interest.
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’ It * “ is said 1 considerable
’
at his home
from Metzger to go there and exam- .
.
.
that this river changes its mouth ,|lc fajr
me R. E. Du Rie. who had fallen off | « beJ? « shot/vh.le ,n J * e y w d ^ M n
every year—Nation’s Business.
WILL SERVE HOT DOGS
,
, , i „„, De Merg, of Taylor Ferry road and
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Hartwig and the roof , of , , Mrs.
W heelers house
. ,
,
,
u ... it.»
Baird
lane
lost
her
dog
about
the
children and Mrs. Hart wig’s brother, while repairing it. He was not ser-
DHnk cold milk instead of coffee
Special for Saturday only, Crown
Mr. Beach is altering his store
same time, with symptoms of prussic
Violis Lauther, and Mr. and Mrs. iously injured.
you'll
feel better Alc*ha Dairy - Ad
flour,
$190;
Kerr
Giffords,
$175;
this week and is preparing to serve
acid poisoning.
Henry Harkwig of Portland spent the
hot dogs" and all other kinds of j Golden Bell $175.
Beaverton Feed
week-end at Cannon Beach.
sandwiches. Also he will serve chili. & Produce Market.
be sold. Admission to the grounds 1^155 McGUIRE
Mr. Beach says that the peach
is free.
t
ONLY ONE INJURED
Fern Chiun spent from "Hiursday
crop is nearly gone now and p e a r s , PAPER DRIVE ON TO PAY
until Sunday at the J "W. Havvkes
W. M. Masters is now beati chef
FOR ELECTRIC LIGHTS
Miss Anna McGuire, of Capitol petit prunes and tomatoes are the
home in Portland.
at the Beaver Inn.
Hill, is at St. Vincent’s hospital next big crop that he will have for
The Aloha Community church are
with head bruises and possible skull j sale,
Mrs. E. A. Keeling returned S a t
holding a paper drive to help pay
O. P. Hedge, of Portland, spent
urday after a months’ visit in Seattle the week-end with his brother, C. fracture as a result of an automo
The go» J »iiiHlr.eKS farmer today
for their electric lights which were
MEMBER MASONIC LODGE
with her son.
bile accident three miles west of
watches hi« farm » counts carefiillv
Anyone
hav
FOR
FIFTY
YEARS
installed
this
summer
E. Hedge.
Tigard Saturday night.
ing old papers which they wish to In respect to bis labor, hie farm st.uk
Mr and Mrs. Parker Downing and
Peterson and his soil he knows wlial they run
According to the report by Traffic
Silas Tuttle, of* Aloha, who has donate please call Mrs
Mr. Keeler of Montana is visit
do and bow they can bu most pr< t
daughter are spending a weA at
ing at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Patrolman Rexfurd, Miss McGuire been a Mason for 50 years was hon and she will have s<»tnc one call for ably handled If» knows the mail •
Ocean lake.
them.
E. A. Wood.
was riding with several young peo- ored Thursday evening with a party
ninth's of growtnx feed from the « I.
bv H Ly Beaver lodge at their hall in
pigs and poultry from the feed a al
.
pie in a rented sedan driven
Mr and Mrs. Orton McLeod and
Dave Armstrong, who was injured
^
^
^ ^ 'Beaverton. Mr. Tuttle is nearly 86 THERE IS NO
cash profits from pljt» and poultry
children spent the week-end at New
PLACE LIKE HOME He knows whether he Is imlkliiK 'he
years old and resides fwitb
his
in
a
logging
camp
at
Vernonia,
,
port.
oow for paying returns or the cow ta
Thursday morning at St. \ mcent s | lided with a machine driven by nephew, F\ E. Tuttle, at Aloha.
S.
Buck returned to Aloha milking him out of tils Invested < 1»
hospital. He »was struck in the stom- Leonard Junes of Portland,
Mr. and Mrs. Keeler Emmons and
Monday after *a month’s absence in ttml Wherever his accounts show h
RACHEL CLARK MARRIED
Armstrong was
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family spent the week-end at De ach by a timber.
SATURDAY EVENING 'be middle west where he visited his deficit or Insufflclont pmnt on on« or
spotting
lumber
for
an
edger
in
the
WASHINGTON
COUNTY
Lake.
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I daughter, Mrs, Si Wade in Minne- mors Items, he tliilimUt.italy studies
SCHOOL DOORS OPEN
Oregon-American mill at Vernonia
Miss Rachel ( lark and Harry sola and various friends. While he to overcoma the handicap and cur
Mr. and Mrs. Noyes visited the when injured.
Fourteen elementary school disfricts Wright were married Saturday night thoroughly enjoyed the trip yet he is reel any mistakes that huv« b n
week-end at
Neskowin.
\frs Rnvd Lewis' brother, Grover, ¡n Washington county open their m Aloha at the home of Mrs. C. A. glad to return to Aloha for there* mads.
Th# Agricultural Commission of
■“ school
*- - 1 year Cornell
** in the
of about 50 no place like home "
C. Havs died in Portland Scptem- doors for the 1928-29
the presence
pres
Mr. and Mrs. W . O. Roberts her 1 He left a wife and two chil- Tuesday,
American
Bankers Association Is 1 ui
Rev.
G.
H
.1
records indicate in the friend* and rclativ
THEATRE AND DINNER PARTY ducting a nationwide educational nun
‘pent the week-end at Newport.
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n
„v
,lo
n
and
Alice
Hays
of
office
of
Mrs.
Emma
Bryant,
county
Marrs
officiated
_
Henry McTheson spent me week- dren, Graydon and Alice Hay
The bride was dressed in a brown ENJOYED BY THE FIVF.SOMES palgn tor better methods of fa m >.<
At Banks
Portland, and a sister. Mrs. Thressa school superintendent.
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counting Til» eoamlooloo h.iH 1
end
Ocean lake.
and
brother,
both
the
elementary
school
and
the
silk
dress and carried a sie wer
Berlin, Athena, Ore.,
The Fivesomes attended another «resiling the wisdom of country b X
union high school No. 1 opened their bouquet of assorted flowers
Mu* Vena Gaskell
spent
the Earl Hays, Toppenish Wash.
Ruth Clerk ' theatre party in Portland last week •rs through cooperation of county
The brnlesmaid was
agents, calling farm.-rs together, ind
week-end at Newport.
Freeman
Among the other districts opening who wore a pink sdk *!r.-*s
'4n'1 " lM
¡ ' r’ > ‘ ••
v '
holding arcount schools where Instate
Mr. and Mrs. N. G
Shiite district
district 10,
10, Tigard
Tigard eie-
elc-jCrosley
of Forest Grove was best *
wcnt to ^ CCP at
Cflf^ °*
w
,, Hillsboro on business Wed- are: Shute
ros
tlon Is given on the use of the farm
M r
performance
and
had
to
be
awakened
dren
d N‘ r* KlnKs,on and ch.l- drove to * 11 b r d
to Fores, mentary district. Scof.eld district N». man.
account books
arfn spent the week-end at
at Netarts.
Netarts nesday
j
. . . Helvetia
. .
pie left immediately
immediately] A* ,hp restaurant
they were seated
riesuav and thin j (irose
h Mr anH Mrs. 134, Kmton
district No 37,
The y(mng couple
.
Each person Is ted through the vart
' ght and happening to ous steps tn keeping accounts >ui.t
. ,r°
‘
j a the theatre here district No. 5vS. Bald Mountain dis- for Beaverton where they have r e n t - jnr‘" * skyligF
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McKinley district No. ed the Wnght house.
K' an; e “«’ward saw a large rat about •ach enters his own Inventory which
Mr- and Mrs. Hugh Lew i, and Miles, ^ o operated t ^ theat e^ ^ M
finnly picnicked on Dairy Creek S u n - j tor s««ie
'
Fhirban district «2. Ornduff dis-
Early Sunday morning a crowd of *° descend. S Seated right under the he haa previously been Instructed to
cay
dairy busin»s
Hrvwood district No «9, friends came d.rvn from Aloha and »**yli*ht was a finely dressed couple, take and bring tn srhool This *i*> «
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9
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u who
-n n
a appeared
iitio ir o .l
to be very much in a good start and when properly f
\r
Mrs N G Freeman and Midway district No. 105, Glenwood gave them a chivarie party.
Mr*- Charles Frv and daughter
M r ano .vir».
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_ j o __ a,«.
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love
and rwerr billing and cooing to jowm ( j tIp t»y letters and ao occasional
drove to Portland .district No. 110 and Rosedale dis-
nc
another like a couple <>f turtle visit by the specialist In charge, great
•fturned Monday after spending the W alter
Harri
STOLEN CAR FOUND
i trict No. 110
Thursday
on
business
The Five-«sues watched the \y »i.i* the man who Is really *n
»ummer at Newport.
IN PORTLAND
rat he w.uld
downward and earnest to come through his first >• r
MRS. ETHIE GIFFORD
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Lamalle are
qa lir ...
i . | ff preise of ' h‘
noi se M o n •vould start 1» of heaping
aaeonats »aceaaaft f
Byron Clement
entered
Benson
staying at the residence of S. B an-
Maples 4 reported that his ear had
an'* *•« w-.uld dart hack under Many times country banks offer the
ly'echnic school Tuesday.
Mrs. Ethic Gifford, aped 53 years,
ken while Mr and Mrs. Steve Blan-
'¡b een st.Jcn fr.mi Aloha It was found cov<‘r ««»'n
*><■«' wrrP maf,e rooms for'holding the account actio-is
Mrs Lou Lamalle died at Woodland acres Septerr
-
- - early Sunday
- _ morning j at to what he would do, but he fin In io n * Instances, an employe of the
attended tne
the Elk«'
in Portland
' James Hannehan
nannenan atten.tefl
r.ixs ken
a c . are away
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ally disappeared the lovelorn couple bank Is designated to assist farmer
.f Frnest at 28th and Halsey streets
at Astoria from Thurs- was fonneffy known av Mis, W»
j
S he was the wif
went
home
and
the
Fives.wnes patron* during the year tn keeping
Blanken.
ontil Monday.
¡ Gifford, mother of Mrs. ( harlet
neandrred homeward
Next tiim (heir accounts.
“»•j Tarl Curtis Reach underwent
Blanken are MickeFarait, Vancouver. Wash ; sis-
I they go to town they are going to!
r,T Homer Tavlor and Miss Sallv
Mr. and Mrs. Steve
ter of Mr*. C. Burdick and Harvey tonsil operation Wednesday.
i look up that restaurant and find out
**
kt were miests o f Mr and
at Independence
Mr Harris of the Reaver theatre
of Ord, Neb . Walter and Glen Parks. ’
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what Mr Rat is doing.
yr< E Marsh •Wednesday evening.
Mis* Edna Blanken and sister Rhatne, N. D., also four grandchil
announces
that "Merchant’s Nights"
Mis* Sferza Halsten returned from
The
door
handle
on
N
.
J
Free-
w)),
contmue
thc Mnie a, ,„ Ual at
Mr«
Lou u
I-amalle
fner Gladys
R!an- Aren
*t*v
M rv ie*m
w ' w ie ■
'
The funeral service* were Monmouth last week.
man % car wa* knockrrf f»fl VVrflnc^- .
,
,
j r a*inual harvest festival will be j,rn ) returned from visiting at In- ^ ^ ^
held Tuesday in Portland.
held Qn the ground* at St Mary’s
day
by
a
truck
loaded
with
wood
,he
Bcavfr
,hfatre
Cv"
y
VV'“'”
rS‘
, cndcnce Wednesday e»-
day and Thursday nikhu with a
Several apple trees on the Shellen-
last "^le. Sunday, September 9
The
G R Rdl of Aloha has rented complete change of program e^ch
Your child ibonM dHnk at least berger place are in blossom this
M ary ( Home boys will help en-
F F Swen» n sold the Bennett
day
Phoce
week
They
are
attracting
lonvider-
the
fjw ren ce h use on Angel street evclt.ii« Ask ) nr merchant for dis-
, «tree* IO Tom a quart of mdk a
S cafeteria 1m -h wfli
+
0 W# *
ablc attention.
I count tickets Adv.
1 through O V. Helms.
Aloha Dairy —Adv. •
l Fancy work and candy will ADf
I .
r?* ì -fay
Jiff
THE NEW FARMING
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