♦rt o» v > ^ o«' è # JK. ' Oi'KTll YEAR NO. 32 Twenty-nine 4-H Clubs Exhibit Corn in IIOTIBLES AND NEAR NOTABLES Bank Lobby ash. County Dairy Scene, N ote Modern Buildings SERVES VASI AREA CONTAINING IS Twenty-ninc 4-f I corn club trtem- ber» of Washington Countv each rx- hibited 25 ears of c. rn in the I , ..............obbv of the Commerctal National Bank of Hillsboro Saturday. October 11. The chow was the occasion for thc «lis. r lrtI(|e Redfitld. of Beaverton tributton of «WOO in prize money to y cll appointed administratrix *>f the twelve high scoring members. "I’ rpco” the local name for the 4 t«Ute of her father, William A special dinner was served by 1 acitic Northwest Public Scivu e who passed away October 7th members of the Hillsboro Grange in < company, with headquarters ui Port- estate consists of cash and a the Grange hall at which time 31 laiul, serves 78 communities with corn club members and members ,.f |( deposit of $T>4f). an aggregate population of 4o7,508 the Grange listened to a talk by Charles LaFollott lost his appeal Eugene Courtney, of Woodburn contained m an area of 2,5(10 square ¡he Multnomah county circuit , chairman of the agricultural conimil- males, embraced in all or portions of Brt and must serve six months ]tce . o f the State Bankers’ Associa­ seven counties ill Oregon and three Multnomah County jail for fail- tion in which in Washington. he state.l that th«> an sup banks of Oregon ( ns 'ere,I 4-H club to abide aDi'ie by oy • ■■■ order to Portland, the largest city m Ore­ -ft w«n his wife and minor children work nn important part of the bank- gon. has a population of 301.890 as Lrme the time a divorce sita is pr« jrcss. revealed by tlq. 1930 census, ;>n in­ Lending. Mr. LaFollett has a l-, Theodore P. Cramer, of Medford, crease o f 43,602 or If».«) per cent the past decade. Ljv been in iail for ^ six months , Secretary of the Bakers’ Asiocia- Ü j , failure to obey^ a sitmlar ord er ' t!<»n poke of the ag-:cultm al work I ’the "Pepeo” had its conception in Mr and Mrs Chas. Oliver a dinkey little horse drawn car line being carried on bv different hanks Mi were Sunday callers of running up ami down Front street of the slate in their endeavor to i in 1871 the length of the line was ¡tod Mrs. Joe Keller. make their territories more pros­ dt *v ■V ^ V. ' M i about a mile, fare was a dime at- perous. Mr and Mrs. C.eo, Blasser During the past 59 years there has O. M. Plummer, mfmager of the tended the wedding of Miss Lucille been scores »if mergers, consolida­ Pacific International, in sneaking at took place fttr and Joe Flint which tions which have finally resulted into thc grange hall, predicted that the jlnt Sunday afternoon. the combination of transportation, next ten veaf- with the grange as a light and power under the present Mr and Mrs Henry l.ttchs have basis would see greater development Captain Ervin to Speak Council Grants Side head. parted to construct a new house in in agriculture than has ever been United West Side Clubs Ihe company is well fortified with the Sorento district. at Raleigh P. T. A. Walk Petition, experienced. Mr. Plummer said there Meet at Forest Grove both steam and hvdro-electrie power Mrs. L. Hughson is home from nothing so good as activity in Orders Stop Signs Plants to supply the needs of the Captain Frank firvtn will be the the F.nianuel hospital where she club worE ________ vast area it serves. Total general- largely and enthusiastically atten- i principal speaker on an Interesting underwent an operation. . 1 M. Schulmerich announced that At an) adjourned meeting o f the c«P»cuy amount, to 227.856 K. , , . „ ... , . the 4-H corn club program would "he ded, the" United West Side clubs Program Inlng arranged for the first j Mrs. John Dobbins and Airs. Joe continued Ilcxt vear and that in a,,_ , , ,. _ „ , meeting of the new year of the Uu- city council flight called for . N N ,r . “ ,,(>% ,nr wa,cr lM‘w cr. ,, the purpose of discussing a tide- *h* r three plants steam, lush were luncheon guests of Mrs dition some form of a contest for gathered at Forest Grove 1 uesdav , letgti Parent-Teacher asso<*iatlon Mon- night. O ne-of the matters given tua night In the school auditorium, walk on North Broadway the pc I'l',,,h arc »'terconnected by Bush’s daughter-in-law, Mrs. E. girls’ clubs would be inaugurated. Lang. signed bv several property I transmission lines aggre- I E. N. Pressman, associate agrono­ jor consideration was that of a Coast Captain Ervin will talk on "Safety tition owners, of Rev. Father O’ Neil was « a" n« " ,,I m Range highway project Aoic speak- \ ° n lh'' U,"u l Highways." Tliere will mist and judge of the show, pointed Mr» 1. R. Talbert is chairman of After the question was de- l*i 192«) thc importance of having the coulmittfe arranging the Beav­ out the importance of selecting a ers discussing this were Dr E. B >l«xi be a talk on “ Free Text Books” read. was er Social club card party Friday, uniform sample for exhibition and McDaniels, Portland, president Ore- and a musical program is being plan- l>atcd a motion was made by ( oun- adequate reserve steam plants Alexan'rler that property eloquently demonstrated when the Th* business meeting will he cilinan October 24th. She is assisted by that bv proper selection the produc­ gon State Motor Association, an.l | < wners he granted an emergency protracted drought closed virtually Samuel Dolan, Corvallis, president icalled at 8 o'clock by the president,! wvera! other ladies and a very tion o f corn had increased in this I Mr* Thomas (Jeorges, and a report j permit to build a sidewalk on t h e l ,v c r y ce,ntr»l station on the coast, pleasant evening is being arranged state from practically nothing to a Pacific Highway Association. of Fast street on N '* n" Bine during these weeks did C. J. Stickney of Aloha aroused |wl11 be given hy the committee, Mrs. west side very important grain and silage crop. The Misses Merle Davis, Cather­ Mr. Bressman also stated that the the attention and interest of the 1- »Taylor Mrs. Scott. Mrs A. P. j Broadway to Canyon riwd Side- ! >*,r "Pepeo” fail to function 100 per ine Dessinger, Eva and Flsic W h it­ show was the best display of corn meeting when he introduced a reso Christensen, on the children's pro- walk to he ntglit Mrs. Samuel B. L a w - by th,. strict and of crushed rock, Hillsboro is the location 14 feet wide and 4 inches in depth. , »»•*»’«<»*" •«» that serve» the territory near Salem last Sunday and spent ley outside of the Land Products highway. He gave as his reason the i « mV and her aHaititant*. Mrs. the day hiking. (hi motion of («nmcilnmn WiliKm l,rHrr tnanaRetnrnfc of Mr. fact that pending the building of Carson, Mrs. Thomas Lillies, Mrs, show in Portland. it was ordered that the driveway i Faster accounting is done at this Coulter, will lie the hostesses. Mrs F. G. Donaldson gave a lun­ W. S A\ erill. assistant countv proposed highways the Tualatin V’al- 1 into Beach's market on N. Broad- "ILcc for a large area in the Tu- cheon for the Tuesday Bridge club agent, who is in charge of 4-H crops Icy highway is overcrowded, inas­ i way be removed and recorder in- ,lla|in Valley, Mrs. Writ. Boyd and Mrs. O tto F.r- ¡ and livestock work in the county, much as all const traffic with the structcd to advise property owner "Ihe company serves over llO.OtNI icltson were guest- o f the club. stated that exhibits would be t:ik«-t added traffic of the Canyon road Beaverton Boy has of its actum. light and power customers and it is Mrs McKell won the high score. ¡o f all of ihe entries for* the la n d . merge into the former highway. The Part in Pacific mentioning that seldom is Thc council instructed thc recorder worth Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Bieiman spent Products show heir! in connection latter will be heard at the next power off i vcr a minute at any time Iron Friday to Sa^-rday viitin g to notify, by letter, property owners University Play with thc International Livestock F.v- ; meeting at Aloha. on Main street to repair ihe side­ during the 24 hours of each day of '»ith relatives in Centralia, Wash. Dr. Charles Lampkin of Hillsboro, position. Mr, Averill explained that Mrs. F.tta Mackey left for her each exhibit was scored both on the introduced a resolution for the wide- I’a elflc T’ n lv erslty , F o re st G rove, walks that had been torn up m pla­ the year. An i«lea of the ingnensity of the ,hv’nie . in Los Angeles, • aP ®Ber visit- , COm exhibited and on the O reg on — M anson B ennett, a s o p h o ­ ces and replaced with sawdust and cuing to 100 feet of the Hillsboro- the accom- business can he gleaned from the gravel. m ore, en tered fro m B ea v erton , has itii tor several weeks with friends tianving tecord.. There was much Placing, as an- Beriha highway. Rev Father O ’Neil requested that following figures; total 19 2«) gross ind relatives here and in Portland. j nounced hy Mr. Averill w-ere: 1st, opposition to this and the matter been ch osen to p la y the p a rt o f Mr. signs be established near St. earnings $12,732,766, taxes and pub­ T w llle r In G eorg e K e lly ’ s su ttrlcal S to p Mr and Mrs. H. K. Nelson and Tt an Bierlv, score 9 7 : 2nd Amos was put over. fins Desinger were visitors at thc Ricrlv, 96; 3'd Wilson Steele. 94; George W. Lippert, president of c om ed y , "T h e T o r c h b e a ie r s ,” w hich V ccili.* school. On motion of t'oun- lic charges amounted to $1,432,637 Alexander it was ordered that $6,011(1,dull was paid its 3,300 employees Lent of Mr and M rs q A p ow . 4th I.ovatt Davidson. 93. 5th Robert the clubs, made a strong appeal for will tie presen ted N o v e m b e r 1 us I’ a - edinan The company maintains a vigorous signs b( purchased *M, in Portland Saturday evening. VanDomelen, °2 : fith Henry Dyke, local pcople to patronize home in- etfle’s first a ll-c o lle g e p la y o f the sch ool “ Stop” and progressive policy of keeping per hour” with the word- "15 miles T h is is R en n et's first a p -‘ and stores. “ Keep our season. Mrs. Ethel Hughes, of Monmouth 91 ; Maurice Jryisen. 9] ; Wesley (lustries • astride, in fact, ahead of, the normal Ml Marvin Gaarde o f T :« r -4 we-e Batcheldcr 91 ; 7th Francis Diericks monev at home where it will most pea ran ee in d ra m a tics, and m u ch is the two signs to he paid for out of growth and expansion of thr terri­ SuAhy dinner guests of Air. and 90; Donald Spicring 90; F.arle Jossv benefit those of us who spend it” ex p e cte d o f his in terp reta tion o f the the general road fund. The meeting adjourned to uvret tory served. Present budget plans part. was the import of his appeal. Hr Mrs I.ewis Allyn. 90;Russe1 Crocker 89: Qth Fenton calling for an expenditure o f $6.000,- again next Motiilay night. i called attention to the fact that there 0(NI in the immediate future. Jesse Barker has sold his two acre Logan 88;F'.rnest Tschah Id 88; Ig­ i isn’t a thing used in an automobile 10th Eugene Pul- Returns after a Years I1*«, two miles from Beaverton and natius F.vers 88; August 15 of this year the rate» Brave Little Boy cipher 87; Edward Kitidel 87. Er­ that conies from Oregon, and that n'o»c«l to Portland. were reduced lowering residential Oregon:ans certainly should use Absence from Aloha Walks H ome rates from 3 to 22 per cent. This M -s Lucille Brown, of Willamette nest Fvcrs 87; 11th Albert A’ anDom- those products that do cotnc fioni class includes 75 per cent of the nnersity s|ient the week end with elen 85. Donold lossy 85 12th Rob­ ert Hesse 84, A’ incent Mermens 84, the state customers. parents. 'ITie H. Z, Weigel family returned Displaying unusual nerve, brave 9 Mrs. AA’ illiatn Kletzer, connected to Aloha Monday after an absenc» year-old Executive personnel include Frank- _/'■ D Allen is now residing in 13fh Ernest Kricger 82 14th. Ger­ with the Oregon Parent Vernon ll.onlint walked Teacher Portland. ald Herb 81 15th, Anthony Herb76; of a year. They have been in Penn | one and one half miles to his home I n T. Griffith, president; Orin B. Association, discussed ’’Free Text Pritchard 67 and Chester sylvania and other eastern states and after being hit by ■ ' frv Saturday, Special, 35c Gold |ohn a baseball hat < i«Idwell, vice-president; William If i Book-.’’ H. T Botts of Tillamook All are cap- claims business conditions to be bet­ Sweany TO . The last two failed to to 1 ( 3 lbs 9 3 c; 25c Silver Thursday afterntsiii Luckily it l ine*, vice-president. was another speaker, Blend toffee, J lbs 63c. City Meat turn in reports so that the score is i The next meeting of the clubs will ter in thc ca't than on the western missed his eyes, hut hi has a badly ablt men and they with their roits- pany are always found striving for coast He says he never suffere 1 bruised right cheek for corn exhibit only. Market Beaverton. i be held November 11 at the Mult­ the betterment of the rich district difficulty in obtaining work there. Prizes ranged from a $15.00 schol­ F F.ntnons has leased his Vernon is the son of Mr. and nomah School House at which time in which the “ Pepco" operates. i Airs. Thedore Mainline and s attend• J 2 * r,y l° C. B. Gardner, o f Port- arship to the sunnier school at Cor­ ‘‘Fourth Street Highway Project’’ vallis plus $500 for expenses, to 1 mg Sylvan school e a."<* l'as fjonte to Eugene, where will come in for serious discussion Beaverton Hi Defeats '*'1 reside with his daughter. $1000 second place, $5.00 third place Did you ever eat one of thove $3 00 for 4th j o 11th place and $100 Rains bring cough»— Brown's T ie- delicious 35c dinners at (he White Parkrose Hi 20-0 N ,!!!, Emm°ns. P. M. Madden for twelfth < "1 thf iransaction. osoted ( ompotind brings relief I've Hull Restaurant A 660-foot strip of rose v The Commercial National Bank and Mrs. Paul Rmfcle o f Bcav this world's b «'t cough remedy for In a fast football game W ednes­ Crete has been laid in the «ton 1 gether with Mrs. Charles lobby was decorated with colored Canal street New Orleans, day aftern« on on the local gridiron all irrigations of the throat. Brown’ » Data, Pictures and l i g a n d Arthur Goodrich o f For- lights and autumn leaves giving a Beaverton high school deflated Park Bcuverton Pharmacy. «• , Grove — ' v motored to Vancouver, beautiful seating for the display Rose Portlaml 20 to 0. The local Orders Rolling in As a concluding feature of the day Washington County Po­ w* ' " ^ erc they were guests of team showed more pep and smooth­ F.UCF.NF- B M ARTIN the boys were guests o f Mr. Orange e a''‘l Mr» (ieori For Special ness in their attack than in any Ringle. Mrs. mona Granee to Meet • R ngle iS recovering from an Phelps, manager of the A cnetian previous game. This is the • econd Eugene B Alartin aged 68 died ‘»Wrath.n Theatre at Cedar Mills Oct. 24 victory for the Beaverton squad Tuestday in Portlaml Arrange­ Interest in the forthcoming publi­ The day’s program including corn which is rapidly being forged into a 1 ments were nude for the funeral to o f St- l«tWr .?nd MrS K- D - KinK. cation o f the Tualatm Valley Devel­ sh< w, dinnet, program and theatre «trong aggregation be held at the Pegg chapel Friday "th VfCnt ’ he pa,t w c‘‘k V isiting will he remembered by 4-H club opment Edition is mounting daily The Washington ( ounty Poi ruma with interment in ( rescent Grove Ir. u F* E,nK’ parenls, Mr. and and from every indication this edi- membirs for many months. series of Grange is sponsoring a '3 K M Miller. cemetery. He was a step brother Highway Commission ti<>n will hf I hr most successful pub­ n.refines for the purjmse ( ,f discus»- id the late F VV Cady and one spent the licity vrnture ever attempted in ballot of ,weclt end inc the measures on the Will Donate Land .on Bert Martin H ebo survives Salcnx Albany W ashington (s.m n y Order» are Rebekah Card Party thc coming election, November 4th . *' ' for Park coming into the office daily for October 24th a meeting will be held | Very Well Attended I MISS M A R Y C C O FFFY I fi-iTt»1 su^ rred inittrv to the extra copies and t^e supply is rap­ at Cedar Mills Next Wednesday! liondu ni;frs ° f his left hand idly being exhausted a gathering will hear the discussion The state highway commission ha- Aliss Alary C Coffey aged 94, of j ,c 'vund the Alt. Hood loop intersects given at this time W ith the next ^•fcwday *,raW *° H cod Kivrr eleven tables of 5(0 and one of rum Sunday. strip of land is V-shaped about 25 C. Olds and Mrs L. L. Store and feet wide at one end and 150 feet nephew Asburg Coffey. The funeral week’s edition of this paper definite niv in progress. These card parties Wit «, ""** r,uy fi'arr brought long The commission stipulated » 'is held Monday at the Pegg chapel date of publication will be ann< unerd are sponsored each 2nd ind 4th Fn- G. B. Ntmn and ( has B l.akr. I trip | l * fiifds .on their hunting that the land upist lie rdantrd t- with interment in Union cemetery Beaver Social Club Card days of the month and everyone feature writers have just returned •eek end Ver* Oregon m er the fl.«wers. trees and shrubs and cared welcotne to attend. Party at Kennedy Home for. The project will be discussed from a visit to the western part of Bi»« Stipes Garage ■» now telling the the county and announce that en­ m 1,1' ^ t’ egg has enrolled in * hu at the M unday evening meeting of all electric Echophone R olio 6 tube thusiasm is britqz shown in ihut area Wtr n in Portland. The Beaver Social < lub held a the council. , Sales Reported by Otto screen grid, $«9 50 ccmplete with Every effort is bring made to handle v «v l rented the Hen- moat enjoyable card p rty at the | tubes, terms. W ill be * t« dem­ last minute copy s-j that no section Erickson Company home of Mr and Mrs. \ M Ken- i \Cr, ,,n East street Taxes Due by Nov. 5th onstrate in vour home Has to be of the county will be neglected There I Wi«V| Bernard o f A 'ancouver,1 nedy Wednesday aftrm on h't»r