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jjbraxV U »‘v ° or «*'00 Complete Coverà*»* by Sworn FIFTH YEAR NO. 27 BEAVERTON SCHOOLS H EW FOR OPENWS Beaverton's schools are in readi ness for opening next Monday morning. Teachers have returned from tneir vacation periods and are rapidly becoming settled for the winter. Ed Warren, football coach, who ai rived Wednesday, states he is now working out a football schedule o f games, as athletic activities will start immediately. Busses have all been overhauled and are ready to transport students to the schools Monday. In order to simplify the many questions arising concerning the new method of handling the books this year, Professor Metzter has re quested that the following list of supplies and books for each grade be published: TEXTBO O KS F O R T H E E L E M E N T A R Y GRADES N ote:—The books listed in the blacker type will be furnished by the school district. F IR S T G RAD E Gates and lluber, WorU-l’lay Books, Peter and Peggy, Primer. Gates and lluber, Work-Play Books, Round the Year, First Reader. Reader, Basic Elson-Gray, Elso» Primer. Elson Basic- Reader, Elson-Gray, Book l. Primary Lessons for Writing Grades. Silent Reading W ork Book for use with Klson Basic Reader, Book J W oik Book to accompany Peter and Peggy Primer Work Book to accompany first reader, Round the Year. Silent Reading work book for use with Elson Basic Reader, Primei First grade number book, Webster Publishing Company. Wide ruled pencil tablet Two soft lead pencils 1 box Cruyolas—eight colors Scissors, blunt ends. SECOND G RAD E Gates and Huber, Work-Play Book, Friendly Stories. Elson-CJray, Elson Basic Reader, Book 2. Work Book to accompany Friendly Stories Work and Play in Numberland— Webster Publishing Company. Writing Lessons for Primary Urades McCall Speller, Bock 1. Arithmetical Essentials, Drushel. Noonan and Withers, Book 1. Wide ruled pencil tablet. Two soft lead pencils Crayolas- -eight colors Scissors, blunt ends T H IR D G RAD E Gates and Huber, Work-Play Books, Make and Make-Believe Elson-Gray Basle Readers, Book 3 Work Book to accompany Make and Make-Believe Geography for Beginners Shepherd McCall Speller Book 1 Palmer Method of Handwriting. Grades 3 and 4 Arithmetical Essentials, Book 1, Drushel, Noonan and Withers. Objective Drills in Arithmetic, Stone Hopkins, and Brownfield (for 3rd grade) Palmer pen points, No. 9. Practice paper. Palmer Ink, Blue-Black Pencils, Two, Soft Lead. Pencil tablet, wide ruled Crayolas, eight colors Scissors, blunt ends. FO U R TH GRADE Atwood-Thomas, Home Life In Far- Away I^ands Oral and Written English. Potter, Jeschke and Glllett, Lower Book. Sharp's Language Drills and Tests for fourth grade Bolentus Fourth Reader Palmer Method of Business Writing Grades 3 and 4 Arithmetical Essentials, Book 1, Drushel, Nconan and Withers Objective Drills In Arithmetic. Stone Hopkins and Brownfield (for 4th grade- McCall Speller. Book 1. Palmer pen po.nts. No. 9 Practice paper, Palmer Ink. Blue-Back Pencil tablet, wide: ruled Pencils. Two. soft Lead Crayolas, eight colors Scissors F IF T H GRADE Bolenlu* Fifth Reader, Fifth Read er Revised Her.lth fur Everyday. Bigelow and Broadhurst, Revised Edition. t Continued on Page four) Established 1927 Circulation BEAYEKTOX, Sisters of St. Mary to hold Annual Harvest Festival The annual Harvest Festival held by the Sisters of St. Mary will take! place this year on Sunday, Septem ber 13, on ‘ he grounds of their new convent and academy buildings, St. Mary of the Valley. It Is situated about a mile west of Beaverton fac ing the highway. The sisters cordially invite all to come and pass an enjoyable day. There will be all the usual attrac tions not excepting a hot chicken dinner served cafeteria style, from noon until about five. All will be most welcome. Come and bring your friends. ‘East of Borneo” Gives RK.0 Audience i hrili A series of thrilling sequences ail lied together with a plot of a -rong romance, is the tnei-.e of the pictu.e ''Last of Borneo'' winch is now playing at the lUvO Uiphcuia cheati c. A troupe of camera men a.id technicians and actors made a nine thousand mile joainey to film some of the scenes that are in the picture. They went into the heart of the jungles in the Snails Settle ments in the South Seas where the Native animals and peoples of tile wildest parts of the world were Limed. The story deals with the attempts of a ci uel jungle prince to win Uie love of a beautiful white woman whose husband is his private physi cian. The white couple hate each other bitterly but ure brought to- gfeTiier ! by the tenseness of the situa tion. Rose llobart and Changs Bickford have the leading roles. “ That gives me- an idea lor a song'' is the statement by which the headliner on the R K O Vaudeville, Frank Richardson, gained his fame in the talking picture “ Sunny Side Up." Thousands of people laughed every time lie spoke that line and this week can enjoy a personal ap pearance of this talented tenor. Richardson has been in other pic tures notably "Happy Days" a.id “ Let's Go Places.” The Arnaut Brothers, original hu man birds; Mr. DuPont of Wilmlng^ ton, North Carolina, a juggler and Chandler and Morton in a skit com plete the bill. B E T H E L C O N G R EG ATIO N AL Rev. C H AR LES F. C LAR K E , Pastor "Our Confession of Faith" will be Mr. Clarke's topic next Sunday morning. '1 he evening services will be resumed at 8 o'clock. The pas tor’s subject will be "God in His Workshop” beautifully illustrated, with many colored stereopticon views of some of nature's wonder lands. The church should be filled to see and hear this message of the great outdoors. Tlie Young Peoples' Society resume its meetings at 7 o’clock, Henrietta Hawley, leader. Church School has continued its ses sions all summer but we expect to see more of our teachers and pupils out now that vacation is ended. “ Let’s go.” Friends of Miss Erma Nelson gave her a very pleasant surprise party at the home of her parents Mr. and M u. II. R. Nelson Wednesday even ing in celebration of the annivers ary o f her birthday. Those present were: Emma and Esther Schrader, Ruth and Alice Lundgren, Eva and Elsie Whitworth, Henrietta Hawley, Barbara Cady, La Lun Chinn, Catherine Beach, Noreen Alive, Bev erly Spear, Mrs. John Lundgren and Erma Nelson. Many pretty birth day gifts were received and a tasty lunch was served by Mrs. Kelson as sisted by Mrs. Lundgren. Everybody O R E G O N , F R ID A Y . S E P T E M B E R 11. 1921 VIOLET m is s H E N SPECHI ELECTION EG HOSPITAL HUH CALLËU eg vole on E f K E D SKULL S U H WATER BONGS Reads the Enterprise P U B L IS H E D :. e . s . RESUMES A G U E S i.obert Hitiiivj and Viola Hansen Win E V E R Y F R ID A Y 56144888 Honors Robert Haines and Viola Hansen were awarded high honors in the Atwater-Kent audition contest held Monday evening at the Beaver Theatre. The pair plan to enter the ------ - state contest October 3-4 at the; .......... A resolution proposing an amend- KGW radio station headquarters in Beaverton Chapter O. E. S. held Violet Taylor was taken to Good | their first meeting after the sum- Samaritan hospital Saturday after ment to the charter of the town of Portland. The entrants In the contest were nier vacation. The officers of the noon suftenng a fractured skull as Beaveiten, authorizing the calling of the result of a peculiar accident on a .special water bond election to is greeted by a full house, those at- ^ c iL Gate chapter weie piescnt and C: nyon road. She and her sister sue bonds to the extent of $15,000, tending enjoying the music greatly, conferred u degree on Mrs. Gather- ______ ___ me Mills, Beaverton's candidale. Daisy were passengers in a car driv was read at the meeting of th e ' The lodge room was beautiful with en by Ralph and Russel Grant. In County School Supt. to * r lurge bouquets and baskets of tlow- cruer to avoid running into anothei Lon ..s would be used m the secur- Speak to Kiwanis Club era. At the west entiance ol the machine the brakes were applied ing of water from the W essinger. _____ __ chapter room there was a la r g e ~nd a bearing in the fiont wheel Springs and piping said supply to County School Superintendent 8ate intertwined with green and in- locked, the car turned over. Violet ihe town for distribution among the and Daisy, who were seated in the ! users. The resolution was read in Krause will be the mam speaker of terwoven with flowers with a large back seat were thrown through the ‘ full and passed. Judges selected to the evening meeting of the Kiwanis, " w " on toI> “ «• a symbol cf the vis- toof of the car. Mr. Schrader, of Iserve during the election which will ciup next Wednesday at the High i,inK chapter. Each of ihe oiticers ,w o at a time—were brought in Beaverton, tlie first person to ar be held October 13th, were Otto school. Miss Viola Hansen will ren through this gate by the conduc- rive on the scene, rushed the in Erickson ,James Lewis, clerks, Mrs. der musical selections. The industrial exhibit entered by Dess and associate conduct! esses jured girl to the hospital for Mabel Alexander, Mifs Hyland and Beaverton merchants at the county and as they were introduced each one treatment. Russel Grant, also a pas Mrs. Boswell. The matter of street improvement fuu wusl a credit to the town. Many was presented with a % corsage senger, was badly shaken up. Mrs. L. E. Bla'chley, Hillsboro, was brought up and Mayor Wilson comments were heard on the eflec- bouquet by Miss Betty Huntley and ¡her sister, Mis. Janet George, Port- was badly cut about the head in a instructed the recorder to write the tiveness of the display. State Highway Commission In re- ______________ land, who stood at each side of the head on collision near Alexanders Dance in the new auditorium of LJa-te holding baskets filled with Service Station Monday. She was gards to the hole near the Alexan- thrown thru the wind shield. Mr. der Filling Station, which is prov- yt Anthony School, Tigard, Thurs flowers. | There were also many visitors from Blatchley, who was driv.ng the car ing a menace to travel along the ljay_ September 17th. highway. ______________ Westgate chapter, also from Mult- was net fnjured. Coric pondcncc from the deputy JO H N SO N -LlND ilO LM noinah and other chapters. A veiy , Three autos were badly damaged nice lunch was seived in the dining last Saturday evening in Aloha. A state treasurer was read. A motion At an attract ve home weduing, loom. The tables being beautiful car driven by James Conger, Port made by Councilman Boswell and Councilman Fordney Septenioer 8, ut eight o clock in the in their large bouquet of floweiw. land, struck a car driven by C. A. seconded by a u th o red the employment of Ho- i veiling -lisa Mildred Lindholm <j. Hagoes spent Sunday und Nelson and was thrown across the stivtet, crashing into a car with mer I) Angell, of Portland, to rep- became the bride of Mr. Huston B. Monday ut the home of his duugh- in «injunction ¡Johnson. 1 tie ceremony took place ter. Mrs. Lewis Carsten, in Olympia, Mrs. J. R. Talbert of Beaverton, at lesent Beaverton. with the City of Yamhill, in a suit, at the home of the groom's parents, Wash. the wheel. Mrs. Talbert, who was R. M. Miller, accompanied the enroute home from Hillsboro was ac against the Investors Syndicate to Mr. and Mis C. E. Johnson of To- recover payments made to the Syn- bias Station. The liev. Harry Gel- Progressive Business club of Port- companied by her daughter Caroline Marie McKinney and Colin Gould, dicate, together with legal rate of vin, of Portlund, read the double : land to Welches, Thursday where her brother, none of them were interest. The motion provided that ling service under a tastefully deco- j he will play In the Golf Tourna- I»Ir. Angell proceed with the collec- rated arch of evergreens, ivy, maid- ment on the flit. Hood Golf course, seriously injured. don under the direction of Mr. enhair feins and pink .gladiolas. A number of people from this Paulus. Preceding the ceremony Merwln place attended a card party at the H IT E O N Recorder Dietsch has been exten- Dant of Portland sang "All for You" Huber club house Saturday «ven ded an additional leave of absence accompanied by Miss Betty Via, of ing. Mrs. C. J. Bielman winning, the Hiteon Ladies club will hold their 1 of 60 days. Forest Grove, who also played the ladiels first prize. first fall meeting Wednesday, Sep Robert Gould of U. of O. and wedding march. tember 16 at the home of Mrs. Zell The bride, who was given in mar- Colin Gould of Medford, spent the Struthers. This will be a business Entire Town Street Built riage by her brother-in-law, Earl week end with their brother-in-law meeting with "your most interesting for Dressler-Moran MacUiloray, was lovely in her gown and sister Dr. und Mrs. J. R. Tai* or new Dressler-Morar event of the summer" for roll call ** of white satin with tulle veil fus- bert. Comedy titled ‘‘Politics’ teneu into a cap with clusters of | Week end visitors at the R. M. and Gladys Meyer will recite u poem. An interesting program has A complete City hall and an en- orange blossoms. She carried a Miller home were Miss Noma Miller been prepared for the year so don't lire town street, one of the largest beautiful bouquet of Ophelia roses and Mr. and Mrs. Richard King of miss a single meeting. iugie er.terioi settings constructed and Lillies of the Valley. Seattle. Mr. und Mrs. Miller accom- E. D. Hite, J. W. Meats and C. since the coming of the talkies. The maid of honor Miss Mozelle panied by their guests spent Mon W. Struthers left Tuesday for tin- were erected to usher Marie Dress- Newton, of Hlllisboio, wore a deli- duy on the Mt. Hood golf course, ut huckleberry patch at the foot of .Mt. ler into film stardom. cate pink satin dress, white kid Welches. * Adams. We hope to have pie this This is the big city hall set where shoes and pink net mitts to match Miss Beverly Spear spent the winter. the toichllght processions, rallies, her dress. She carried a colonial L ibor Day holidays at 1-atourelle Mr. and Mrs. Hearl Pomeroy and and other demonstrations ure staged bouquet. Falls visiting her friend Miss Evu daughter Nadine, of Portland and by Muiie in "Politics,” her new Me- Miss Victoria Astlett of Phoenix, Barker. Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Scott and family tro-Gcldwyn-Mayer picture which Arizona, cousin of the groom and Floyd Smith, small son of Mr. oi Multnomah, were Sunday evening will come to the Beaver theatre Sep- Miss Nadine Kimble, of Hillsboro, und Mrs. Louis Smith, has been visitors at the Struthers home. tember 11-12-13. It is her first up- bridesmaids were attractively gowned quite sick with a cold but is now Labor Day was spent in un appro pearance since recently promoted to in blue silk crepe with blue moire improving. priate way by Hiteon farmers, labor lull stardom. pCT.nps and net mitts to match their Mrs. H. R. Nelson accompunted ing as usual. Two silos were re The construction of the huge set gloves. Me- and Mrs. Wayne Rice to Yank- filled. v,as interesting. As an exterior Frank Friday, of Forest Grove, ton Saturday visiting old friends and Robert Holland, who has been on building it had to be very solid—so acted as best man. relatives. the sick list is able to return to hi., every wall was treated acoustically, Milton Durness of Boise, Idaho, Little Joann Johnson of Seattle, work. and the sidewalks were laid over cousin of the groom, was ring bear- former resident of this place Is Several Hiteon people attended the foundations of porous material to cr,. She was dress'-d In pink taffeta standing the week here visiting Atwater-Kent audition held in Beav absorb the bulk of the noise of and carried the ring in a water lily, friends. Erma Nelson returned from Sea- erton theatre September 7. Hiteon footsteps. Those pouring were: Mrs. Edward fi lends wish to congratulate Miss Marie Runs for Mayor Rasmussen, of Westport, Oregon, side Monday evening where she hus Violet Hansen on receiving first The new picture is a hilarous mother of the bride and Mrs. C. N. spent the summer, place among the lady contestants tory of Marie's running for the Johnson the grooms grandmother. Miss Violet Taylor was seriously and hope she will carry o ff the stab mayox s job, with Polly Moran as The guests from a distance were Injured in an automobile accident laurels. her campaign managei. They or- Mrs. Edward Rasmussen, Westport, last week. She is now at the good Miss Elizabeth Struthers spent ganize the women's vote, expose the Ore., Mr. and Mrs. MacGeloray, Samaritan hospital slowly recovering Tuesday at Corvallis with Miss Mau crocked mayor and his gangster Longview, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Wal- from fractured skull and other ln- reen Rice of Beaverton, who plans sateliitca, call out all the women on ter McHardle, Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. juries. to enter the college this fall. trike against their husbands when C. N. Johnson Jr., and Joann. Se- Mrs. M. K Underhlllreturned from Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Campbell of the men try *o organize, and gener- attic, Mr. and Mrs J. D. Rodolf, Don Iotke Lytle Monday evening. whfcre Husum, Wash., were calling on H i ally ’ raise the dickens. There are and June, Yuba City, Calif., Mr. and the spent several weeks In the und Victoria, Evans cottage. Her fut her W. B. teon friends Sunday. uran.utic scenes, too, where Miss Mrs. Eric Astlett The wedding of Miss Margaret Mc Dressier has some remarkable char- Phoenix, Arizona, Miss Carmen Tho- Emmons was with her for a while. Leaving Iaike Lytle he accompanied Cann and Lowell Kahr which oc ncler acting. uvenel, Candoa, Ore.. curred in Beaverton September 2 Ch; lies F. Riesner directed the Both Mr. and Mrs. Johnson a i» his daughter Mis. Oma Kmmon.. to was followed by a reception at the new picture, in which a notable cast well known here and In Hillsborj Newport for a short stay. Mrs. Joe Keller returned from groom’s home here. Lowell, who is appears, including Rosco Ates, Kn having attended the high school there J ren Morlcy, William Bnkewell. John After a short trip to Canada and Seaside Sunday. She spent the past Miljan, Joan Marsh, Tom McGuire, Seattle they will make their home month ut that place. The Beaverton H-averton Electric Electric company Kane Richmond and Mary Alden in Seaside, Oregon. i Th« are doing some wiring in the higti 1 he story I h an original by Zclda school this week as well as the Lan- Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kullowatz Sears and Malcolm Stuart Boylan. Notlfy the office if you do not derg home at Aloha, and family and John Kullowatz ot It was cdopted by Wells Root with receive your paper and we will be (jayford Wilson spent the week Sunday Sclioil to Have Picnic Multnomah, called Labor Day at the dialogue by Rotiert E. Hopkins. glad to send you one at once. end with his father A. E. Wilson. The Bethel Congregational Sunday Struthers home. Gayford Is employed In the U. S. School Will have its annual Picnic MRS. A N T O N IA SCH ILLING service .Spokane division, with head- N A Z A R E N E CHURCH to be h-!d st Foamers Rest on Sat A suggestion to students of the i quarters at Swim. Study is being Mrs. Antonia Schilling, aged 54, Rev. D. Rand Pierce, Pastor urday afternoon September 12th. All Beaverton Schools. The MONEY oied Thursday morning at her home centered on Blister Rust In the friends anJ r er.-tru of the church B A R R E L which we furnish without Rev Homer C. Williams of Beav-j forests. in Aloha. She is survived by two end school are cordially invited to cost with all savings accounts is s erton .will be in charge of the der- Mrs. W. L. Burke, of Barnes Road Mildred Pries, Mrs. Chas. a'-t.-nd. Those planning to go witn convenient means of saving morn y daughters, Schilltng, Aloha, and a son, John vlceri s "H'Iay, and will be the and MrB c _ M Barnes, of Cooper tneir autos are requested to report for deposit. (Jet one today, begin Schilling, of St. Johns, Portland. preacher at both the 11 a. m. and Mt vlalted their mother Mrs. Fisher at the church, so we may be able putting In your spare coins and Funeral services will be held Sun- ’ m aervlces. this week, to arrange transportation for those surprise yourself around Christmas day from the Aloha Community The pastor is to supply the Sell- Mrs. Geo. Baker who has been that do not have means of getting by actually witnessing what consist Church at 2 p m with enternu-nt In wo,kJ Nazarene Church Portland, fo r : very sick is convalescing nicely. there. Bring your lunch baskets, ent bareling’ of small change will also recovering Hill boro ramsHsn W. E H ot son J m m , is «too knives, forks, spoons, cupu and do for the Christmas shopping fund. splendidly from a recent operation 9 45 a. m. Sunday School. Pegg will be In charge of the platns. also swimming suits If you You can get a MONEY B A R R E L at Henry Shannon spent the week 6 30 p m. Young People services. wish to go swimming. Don t for the Bank of Beaverton. Special Prayer, Tuesday 9:30 u m eifO at his home on Watson stieet, get the date September 12th, at Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7 30 returning Sunday to Sllverton where Roamers Rest. Lets have a big Erma Taylor Sparks, piano teacher P «. he has been employed for the past Mr and Mrs Moore of Chico Cal., crowd and enjoy ourselves. Autos will open a studio in Beaverton at "*x months. spent several days this week visit will leave church at 2 30 p. m. ----------------------- Joh" Meier has returned from a ing Mrs. Moore’s parents Mi. and Mrs Geo Thyng's home, at 3rd and Piano instruction will Dance In the new auditorium of stx"month* vl*,t to hl" old home In School Fountain Pen $1.00 value Mrs. C. E. Hedge. They left Wed Main streets. for 25c with school supplies. Browns nesday for Marysville. Calif., where be given there every Saturday begin- St. Anthony School Tigard, Thura- DMnoigen, Switzerland. He found ing September 12th. day, September 17th. condition. poor everywhere and they expect »a be In bueinees. Beaverton Pharmacy. very few tourist, in Europe a Hiteon boy, (not Kinton) is em ployed by the Pullman company in Portland. Congratulations from Hiteon friends and neighbors.