Un IV of o r e s « 1 Library Eugene jGet our prices first on your printing jobs. FIFTH YEAR, NO. 37 Established 1927 Enterprise W an t ads bring home the bacon. BEAVERTON, OREGON. FRIDAY- NOVEMBER 20, 1931 A. Í WILSON NAMED i CANDIDATE ON IDE CITIZENS TICKET Garden Home Busses., Inc. Seek Permit to Travel Through Business District LOCAL HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST VIEWED PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY Portland Theatres Donate Proceeds from Midnight Show to Unemployment RECENT ACTIVITIES AT COURT HOUSE BRIETLT REPORTED The largest entertainment project Residents on the Bertha-Beaverton evei entered into by the theatres of [ highway from the Lake road to Portland will take place next Wed­ | Beaverton protested the re-routing CONSULTING GAKNKK nesday night at 11:15 at several of ! of the Pacific Greyhound busses HOOVER CONSIDERS UROGRAM I the larger theatres. In the form of i over the Canyon road, leaving tnem TARIFF AND TAXATION Circuit Court Orders G’iveu Wednesday e T ^ T citizens gath-'without transportation. As a result A 9top algnal ha8 been installed at “ ‘dn*«ht shows, the proceeds from WHAT “ ECONOMY” MEANS W. H. Wither bee vsllenry PrincA ered at the high school build,ng to I arrangements have been made with t|w inlersectlon of Front and VVat- wblc,h to to Une™? THE LEAGUE AND JAPAN hold their annual town caucus. " “ he ° arden Heme Busses, Inc., to | relief. These shows are being held pal, order of dismissal. as a result of the appeal made by | H. L. Miller vs John H. Wlrtz, < xtend their service to Lombard St.; ^ COMMERCE A WEAPON and Mis. Floyd Tefft and | E. Hedge acted as chairman and I. It is understood a petition is 1 xtaelmia vUlted Sunday at the Vilen Hoover some time ago for j et al, order publication summ< is. ! R. Metzler temporary secretary. THE NAVY LEAGUE ROW every indust ry to do its share tow­ Anna Gellings vs Wm. G< ngs. A. E. Wilson, C. E. Hedge, Ur. J. in8 circulated in Beaverton to per-. homr_ I decree of divorce. a rd s alleviating the unemployment The practical certainty that the R . Talbeit and Otto Erickson were mit the Ga,den Ilome fu sse s Id , N K Jackson of Oswego is now arc Ivy Syverson vs Raymond F * ..... make the looo through Beaverton a . _ , . t .. .. . J . , i situation. These i hese midnight shows are Democrats will organize the House suggested for M ayor. A. E. Wilson lIU41U5 lllc ^ f ,lf located at the Beaverton. Lumber Co. . . . . .» »» . , ^ business district to Watson .. ,, , Lewis, , ... . Kossi to be held _ at the Paramount, RKO i verson, decree of divorce. of Representatives is leading to receiving the nomination nination for another business uishiuu and Messrs Hueh Albert _ Pr/\n/l I . x ». _i_ *1... Unid hn. ° i - . nnanm I? »«Mitt Tlnitcn 111’. Orpheum, Fox Broadway, United Ar­ the Bertha j street and back cut many conferences with John N. tern, of office Murriage Licenses Issued land 11. R. Nelson hunted ducks at tists and Music Box theatres on the Beaverton highway. Garner, of Texas, who is expected to; Candidates named to fill ¡the c.i.L’t *his week and brought j Harry Scott and Friedu J. ^Mustert, West Side and at the Oriental, Bag­ be the next Speaker. As is well places of two retiring councilmen I bad: : he limit. j both of 1093 Gay St., PorUand. dad and Fox Hollywood on the East known, the piesent rules of the Messrs. Alexander and Talbert, to- C o u n t y o f f e r s t o C o n t r i b u t e i Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Briggs have Arthur Coleman, Milwaukie, and Side. In place of holding any spec­ House gave tremendous power to gether with 2 new councimen which „ n „ ..... . , j moved to Tigard to make their Mary Ellen Borwlck, Hillsboro. the speaker, his party leader and will make a total of 6 with j R $ 2 0 ,0 0 0 t o W i d e n i n g r o a d home, where Mrs. Briggs has a ial program, the Capitol, Columbia, Janies C. Turner and Mary Ed- and Circle theatres are going to do- two one or two important committee Talbei.ti H. A. Alexander, James, lunch room. The Briggs house was , , , ... , . . eier, both of Bunks, R2. chairmen. It It is is practically practically unpos linpos- Lewis, H. M. Baines, J. W. Sprague. A delegation from Washington recently purchased by Lewis ¡stark . . . Circuit Court Suits Filed Bible for any measure to reach a Gearhart Claussen, L. I. Humburg, j County headed by County Judge I of Cedar Mills, who is moving his the fund. It Is expected that sev rial thousands of dollars will be vote without their consent. Maud E. Hlslop vs W. T. Htslop, F. W. Bishop. Essex Marsh and F. j Xempleton submitted an offer to family to their new home this week. added to the funds for relief of the suit for divorce. W. Livermore. The thiee nonun- contribu toward lchef fill L • • n end gu. t| of Mi and Mi Credit Service Co. vs A. H. Berg, Realizing this, a number of Re-Jated were H. A. Alexander. H. M. j ployment in widening the Tualatin ! J. W. Sprague were Mrs. Walter unemployed by these midnight per­ x j money action. publican leaders, including Walter Barnes, and James Lewis for the per- higbway between Beaverton and Westfall, Wm. Verbick and Mr. and formances. Every cent from the sale of the Sally Sandberg vs Sigmund Oftedal Newton, one of President Hoovers iod of two years. Essex Marsh was Hillsboro if the state would pur- Mrs. Fred Omsted. j tickets is to be used for this pur- j »uit to collect «25,000 general dum- secretaries, have consulted Garner | chosen to serve one year. 'chase the needed right of way, es- Mr. and Mrs. Essex Marsh were . special damages in regard to his legislative program. Mrs. Lela Richey was unanimously limaleU to co.,t $¿0,000. w»s presen-'dinner guests of Dr. Homer Taylor poM aB tbe,e '* " ° **, , „ “e 2 th " | ages and «600 In some quarters, it was conceded selected as the nominee for recorder. ttJ to th public highway commis- Wednesday. The occasion honoring e' ' “' “ 10 ‘ ne giving oi tne I sustained in an uuto accident Octo- i ber 20, 1931, one mile south of Tl- that President Hoover is anxious to This ticket will be known as th e,sUm al lheiP meeting Wednesday. his mother on her birthday. shews. The stage hands, moving i gard at intersection of Klnton road obtain information, which will, to Citizens Ticket. It was represented that options Mrs. Geo. Stitt was pleasantly sui- l'“ ’ 111' opeia ois, musicians, a^ , .. . » . » » ^ .. . . , and theatre staffs will give their and Cupitol Highway. some extent, guide him in making ------ --------- nad virtually been obtained for 90 prised Friday evening by a large . chu ,e No chalKe certain proposals to Congress. As _ Benefit _ dance for Safety _ _ ___ per cent and that the final cost number of her relatives and friends ** . Probate Matters we see it, this is eminently proper, WOuld imt e x c e e d ftt,.... Th« MM> from Portland, a bo a f«W fi l e n d s ma4* 1')l 7” “ ‘ as it would cause useless political j Lanes ’Decided Success mission countered with the proposal from Beaverton. The occasion was ljlayhouses. ticket» for these snows John F. Love estate, order closing » conflict for the Chief Executive to ! to contribute «10,000 if the county to celebrate her 77th birthday anni- j are on Hale now at any thetttre ,n 1 of record. propose measures in the House versary. She received a large num­ the city at the usual price that is I Anna Hulaman, insane, order ap­ The Benefit dance given by the would buy the right of way. ber of birthday remembrances. L a - ¡charged In the evenings by the pointing J. E. liulsman guardian. which controls revenue, In the face P. T. A. Saturday evening for Safety Luella Smith, insane, order ap­ ter in the evening a lunch of coffee thaatre the putr° n deairea ,0 at*end' oi certain opposition fiom tnu.a Lanes was a decided success and I ‘‘Secret Service” at R K O and cake was served. Admission for the down town shows pointing Harry L. Robinson, guardian controlling that body. mosl genel(>U8ly responded to. There 36 Wilbanks of Portland wtth the exception of the Music J. Walter Dysle estate, setting Hold Thrills for JPatrons Mis. Ed .. . was an attendance of more than 300 i spent Tuesday visiting Mrs. Geo. B°*' la with t,ie Pr‘ cea / anf lnK date of final settlement. Altogether, the approaching session Ix)veiy iefiesjhnlents and iro0d music Thyng and Mrs. Sarah Butner. ¡downwards to the scale in effect on of the House, should be highly in- v;as enjoyed. This being such an Mrs. Geo. Blasser entertained any business day. teresting from a political standpoint ".n :“lvaVne^occasion and so^manv feel Something along the lines . . of . a REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS We believe that udoii manv maior tilj0>a,nc , aa ' ana many Icel leai thrilling time is in store for the with a luncheon Friday afternoon '— _ believe J h a t upon many major ,ng enthUsiastlc over the success palIons of the RKO Qrpheum Keystone Invt. Co. to Irving In­ questions affecting the present ecu ha“ e asked Mra. Marsh to have Fg “ Tr» .thi°« week in^h^Dict^re“ " ^ i ior the 500 cartl club' M,B' A’ K Hazeldale Literary vestment Co. Blk 32 Forest Grove. nomic debacle, the two paities wil another. She wishes the members . □__ ,__,, 1V.„ ,v,„( K.in». Hanson was a guest of the club. Hillsboro Comm. Bk. to Comm NatT cret Service,” the picture that brings Society Debate on Mrs. Guy McCormac held high be able to get together. Obviousl’, tbe Parent Teachers association Bank.t part Blk 8 Hillsboro. Oscar Richard Dix to the screen again in score and Mrs. Harry Hudson the the tariff is not one of these ques come out to the special meeting Current Question Wentworth et ux to Frank Van- a production that is typically his. Monday evening at S o'clock to and e'xcUing s . consolation. liocter et ux, Lot 4, Jamas H. Se­ the Senate ^vould seem bo prevent mnirr» nimiK fm- m fiancp Mpm Ypsir's . Xackte Marsh spent the week end 1 ■ — well's acreage. Agnes M. Hite et vir any extensive changing of the pres- ^ - •. _ .* ? ! - . I quences galore with Dix in the role This is a benefit to finish pay- Tn?on%nv“ m The conTederam wlth his « ,and palt‘nta Mr and M,s' T*!f Lit^rary Society held their to Ferdinand Lunger Jr. 25.21 acres or the Hie), School ban,I bovs ° f the Un‘° n Spy. 'be contederate A p Marsh in PorUand. rrioetinn in the school house on ent rates. Gonsiulerable difference ing for the High School band boys “anks' "ttm g “ Information on their Mrs. Elmer Stipe attended the 1 Tuesday evening, November 10th. Sec 29 T2S R1W. J. W. Goodin et of opinion is also l»kely to be wit- u n i f 0 r m s . -^he balance to be applied movements ■“ A romance with a ; ^ ^ star lg23 ^ Matron„ club j The principal feature was a debate i ux to Henry Peterson et al, part nessed on the question of taxation. to s afety Lanes. beauliful K "1 of Virginia compli- < jn port,and Friday. of which she is :on the question "Whether Womt-p J Blk 10 Simmons Add Hillsboro. The All members turn out Monday ^ catos matters but all tuins out woll I a member avvAnM retain »><*♦«».« their ♦ *• nnuiHAna oftor Reed Institute to Elmer Gray et ux, , Should positions after Senator Norris, Republican-lnde- night, November 23 at 8 o'clock. i in the end Shirley Grey is seen in ” ^ and M|s VirKi, powe„ * and marrla*e'" The »»»rmaUve was ' Lot 1 Block 6 Ladd and Reed pendent, and very independent, pro- _______ _____ _ Louie DeLine Inc. Part leading feminine role as the ..... ....... held by Mrs. W P Brooks and the Acres. ' the poses a «3,000,000,000 road-building The Beaverton Social club bon Melvin of Vernonia, were visi­ acres Sec 26 N1S R1W. Herman arc Southern belle. Nance O'Neill is in negative by Miss Jean Smith. Dis­ tors of the H. R. Nelson home Sun- program. This is two billion dollars 8ponsoring a card party Saturday Hoboke et ux to Sophia Moshofsky the supporting cast. cussion followed. Next meeting less than the plan being advocated evening, November 21 in the Masonic , ,,, for . ,u The RKO vaudeville the week flay- J Mr. Powell is Mrs. Nelsons will be Tuesday evening, November Tructs in Hillsboro. Murk Wolf et by the Hearst newspapers as a bau Everyone are welcome, ux to J. M. Stretcher et ux Tract, ^ °°d is giving the audience plenty to! ra 01' method of furnishing employment to plizes and refreshments. . , . ... „ „,. .. Mrs. M. C. McICcrcher gave a din- 24th, the program will be pertaining of land near Scholls. David Rich laugh aoout with Herman Iimberg . . . . r- ^ to Thanksgiving. those out of work. That such a , . ner paity for her son George Wod- and his gang of fun-makers hand- _ ^ ............. .. wAe Mrs. Frank Salce has rented her to Albert Brandt, et ux, Lots 11 & proposal will receive considerable Miss Mary Marquiss, Portland. , the ” , ,a h dutie8 This Those attending farm to Mr. and Mrs. Turner of Sa­ 12, Blk 5 Orenco. Louis Stark et us support is certain but that it will i ^ a - » house ------- guest ------ 1 of --* » her — ------s e e » Donald and Loraine Perkins, Shir­ group seem to do almost anything lem. The three Turner children have to M .F. Briggs, Part Sec 83 TIN have sufficient backing to become a p earl Dud)ey OVer the week end HIW. Richard C. Williams et ux to to produce a laugh and are always ley Jorgensen, Glen She Hen berger, started to Hazeldale school. law ¡3. at the present writing, e x -1 _____ Renold Wilson and Geo. McKercher. successful. The Harrington Sisters, Walter Heard have B B. Wilson, part Sec 30 T2S R1W. teren.e’y doubtful Mr. and Mrs. Claude Anderson, o f' Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Foster’s car which was so singers of rare blues, add a lot of „ moved to w„ their newly purchased A. E King to Josephine L. McDer­ It is ecnerallv taken for granted badly wrccked last week at the ln‘ comedy to the show while Frank 1>'^ t,aad' ^ erp( d‘" nor K<'eata iarnl at strassel, near Timber. Mr. mott et at, 2.86 acres Kinnesswood ...in tersection of the Canyon road and and Warren Lassiter, two Portland and Mra- v' ' a“ cr Van Kltek .unday ^ Mr8 Brandes and famlly havc acreage. that the next Congress will be com­ Broadway streets, has been repaired bring laugh after laugh, with evening. colnc from Timbpr to live on their pelled to levy additional taxes in by the Bielman Motors. This acci- thejr comedy tumbling antics. Swan and Chas. and Leonard farm whjch Mr and Mls Heard order to avoid a deficit which loom’ dent alone should serve as a warn- and Lucille with Don Cappo presents Ma0kf y »Pent several days tills weeK been rentlllg for about two GEORGE KLEIN HONORED AT larger and larger in. the face of re- ing to the city council and the state dancea that are outstanding. The at ii,,amook ilsllln8 duck hunt- years. BIRTHDAY SURPRISE PARTY po. ted economies W hilt it is said highway commission that some move R KO Westerners provide the musical i,lg- Ray Cary, who has been employed that the President continues to hope ^ _____ for .u Messrs James Lewis, Albert Rossi be made tr> to ho1rl help „limtnnte eliminate nnothet anothei score3 the - ......... show, . . . -, , , . at Skamania for the last few years that new taxes can be avoided by a and Henry Nelson were at Lake . , ' such misfortune. of the duck a 8PendinK some time at his home. general forbearance to press for KEEP YOUR YOUNG FOLKS AT l ‘yUt fo r c h e opening Monday evening a group of young Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Woods have public expenditures, many observers season. They had the best of luck. , ,, „ , ,, . , people gave George Klein a very .1. B. I inlay & Sons Reorganize HOME THIS YEAR . ,, rented the Roy home at Aloha for fear, that the ancient custom of "log- Mr. and ana Mrs. m i s . Lowell ixvwen Daniels n am e of ' pleasant surprise party at the home rolling" will engineer effective raids The J. B. Imlay & Sons company The unemployment situation In Portland, were guests of Mrs. Chas tt year' of his aunt Mrs. George Thyng, the upon the Treasury. pf Reedville has re-organized and Portland is such that we are advib- Mackey at the P. T. A. dance Satur- Mrs' " " " p 1 ThinK' who has spf n occasion, being his fifteenth birthday. _______ taken W. G. Mitsche into the firm, ing young people not to see k em d,,y evening 1 11 l l ' 1 >t " 'v,,h , bor ‘‘OUt" na- r- A most enjoyable evening of games Advocates of economy are discuss- Mr. Mitsche, who resides at Aoha, ployment here; but to remain :n Mr. an dMrs. Lewis Stark moved and Mrs ° ,lver Compeau, left on ing a five-year naval holiday, cur- wm act as salesman for the com- their own home towns, unless they from Cedar Mills to Beaverton this ^ ° ^ day a*kht for her home in oise, was passed. Delicious refresh lents were served and many gifts r 'ved (ailment of military activities, aboli- pany and is already in the field ta x -, have enough money to tide them weeg their home recently pur- Idaho ’ n- A number from this district und Those present were: Evalyn > tion of the Farm Board, the sus- jng orders for the firm. over or friends and family with chased in the Berthold addition. der, Georgiabell Kamberger, R. aft Aloha attended the Canadian legion pension of payments on the pubiic _____________ whom they can live. Mrs. Plant has been at the B. K. concert and dance in Portland on Thyng, Jean Klein, Geraldine Smith, debt, the increase of certain postal MHS MAMF HILLS CADY REMEMBER: Denny home for some time helping Esther McEwen, Issabell Wallace, rates, the elimination of some F ed-1 ‘ " Disappointment is a sad beginning to care for Mr. Denny, who is quite ' ' ,lnlidlre n,8h Genevieve Johnson, Adja Matson, eral agencies and a ten per cent cut 1 Manie Hills was bom in 1-awrence to a young person's career. It will m ______ Maryyn Braun, LaVem Dean, Ruth for all Federal employees, Including Kansas, February 27 1868. She wan be fai better to remain at school Mrs. J. C. Huntley and her daugh- Filly, Ruth Raymond, Henry Kam­ Food Inspectors at Aloha educated in that state as a teacher ' another year or help at home, tnun ter Mrg collis Moore, were lunch- members of Congress. berger, John and David Mason, Billy and taught there until May 21 1890. be obliged to return home disheart- eon hostesses at the home of Mrs. The state food inspector has been Smith, Harry Morgan, Henry Kam- It is one thing, however, for the when she was united in marriage , ened and discouraged. Huntley in Portland Wednesday. In Aloha inspecting meats and Theodore Hetu, Robert Englske, Government to cut its expenditures to Fred W. Cady, at Burlingame Those present were, Mis. Pease, foods. Aloha Mercantile company Beverly Bielman, Paul Genack, Billy Potatoes are now being delivered Mra Doy 0ray Mrs. Otto Erickson, received a 100% rating on sanitation and another thing to insist that in- Kansas, who passed away in 1925. McCue, Donald Walker and George They first made their home at to the warehouse in Portland of the Mrs Guy McCormack, Mrs. Geo. |n their meat depaitment. dustry and employers in general Klein. maintain wages" and employment. Ellensburg, Washington, moving to Northern Highland Groweis as.socia BiaHaeri Mrs Ruby Boyd, Mrs. F.( Everyone knows that the Govern- McMinnville. Oregon, and finally, in tion . Thi^ organization has rented 0 Donaldson, Mrs. R. R. Summers,! --------------------- ment's economy must come from re- April, 1893, came to Beaverton warehouse space and some ol the Mrs. W. C. McKell and Mrs. Elmer Miss Dorothy Howes, president Of SAFETY AND SERVICE FOR duced buying or reduced salaries, where she resided continuously until growers desiring to take advantage stipe. Bridge was the diversion of (he Washington County Christian HAVINGS This is exactly what the President her death. | of the low storage charges are send- lbe afternoon in which Mrs. Stipe Endeavor societies, was present at has been urging business orgamza- She was early associated with the ing their crop in direct from the he|d hlgh gcore and Mrs. Donaldson the meeting of the Reedville C. E. Most people can Bave money, most tions not to do and almost every Bethel Congregational church as an fields. Other growers are putting jow Hunduy. Her talk was interesting to people do save money, but a great speaker on the present depression active member, and the church and their crop into their own storage Vlr. and Mrs. W H. Downing of those who heard it. many hide it in their homes or has urged a “ Buy Now" campaign all of its activities were a vital they dig and intend to lun the Portland, spent the day with Mr. j Approximately «2 was raised for places of business, where It Is sub- and insisted that wages must be part of her life. potatoes over the grading table at and Mra H R Nelson Sunday. state work. I ject to loss or theft. THE BAiyK maintained. she leaves to mourn her loss three home and deliver only the market- Mih8 Erma NeiKOn returned home Miss Hazel Churchley presided at OF BEAVERTON a member of the children, Barbaia, at home. VNillis L . able tubers to the warehouse at Wednesday after an absence of two fbe meeting. Next Sunday Miss Bar- Federal Reserve System, safeguards nt t h e °* Beaverton, und Mrs. Ruth Ban Portland when the management of montbs |n Portland where she has gara McBreen will lead the gathering i your savings. Start your account Just what the Council OI ne kus, of Portlund; four grandchildren, the association needs them to fill been employed. with us today and let us serve you. League of Nations will be able to do Maxine ~and David Cady, Howard orders Mrs. R. Kruger left this week for with the vexatious Manchurian and Evelyn BankU8; four 8ister* N<,ariy 400 acres of the 1931 crop Wadkin/ Minn toT an extended C' D ha" left for OUa problem ought to appear in the next &nd cne brother Miss Edna Hills, haVP b< ,.n contracted by the grow- v,sl, wUb her sigter Pueblo to accept a position with the i Ladies of the Church of Christ few days. That the meeting /tow go- M|g| Frances Hills, and Mrs. H. H. m | irMUd thiough the or- R R gtone formerly a resident An l.ueloglcal *K»clety. In January 1 are making extensive plans for their Ing on in Paris is of transcedent im- Fiower of Portland. Mrs. R. P. ganization. That the movement to- of Beaverton died October 17 in Ed'- he plana to enro“ al Tu"con- Ari' hazaar at the church the first Sat- ---- ------- o-« r_f,cr,io itaair ns wpii - — - - — -* * — ......................... zona, for University work. portance to the League itself as well Hea,d and Ra,ph D Hi„ 8 of Los pJt the crop handled by the asso- monton Canada ' urday in December. A special plate as to the world at large, goes with - 1 AnBoleg ciatlon through one warehouse to ________ __ Mr. and ____ Mrs. _ Floyd Tefft and Mrs. John Kirkwood, who was luncheon Is to be served. Numerous out saying. The Japanese firmness Funeral were held Funeral services services were held Thurs- Thurs- insure insure a a uniform pack cf good daugbter Thema, of Eugene, and booths with home made articles will In resisting evacuation of terri ory day ________ afterno„ ni ___________ November 19th at the the daughter of Otto Erlckeon. ( Duncan Gray home thle week. , gels Rest from Bridal Veil Falle j 01-* Bl the T' J' Nault hom0' dances. av Beaverton Pharmacy. Sunday,