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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1932)
4 «o s U O :u o ‘»t o r n a jo xjr-aoAmn l" v I Enterprise Want ads bring home the bacon. F IF T H Y E A R NO. 43 m Established 192/ BEAVERTON, OREGON, TAX LEAGUE BUDGET RESOLUTION ADOPTED AT S A LA R Y REDUCTIONS RE PU B LIC AN W E TS RASH OB'S TO LL T H E P H IL IP P IN E S OPPOSE BOND ISSUE A P P R O V E M O R ATO RIU M M cFADDEN’S CHARGE ABOUT M AN C H U RIA Get our prices first on your printing jobs. F R ID A Y , J A N U A R Y 1, 1932 P U B L I S H ED Masons and Eastern Star Getting Set for the New Year Hold Joint Installation of Officers Sunday FVP.RY F R I D A Y MAMINS INSIALl NEW o n |[ Sunday evening the joint installa-, tions of the local Masonic and Eastern Star lodges, were held in the Masonic Hall, preceded by a pot lurk dinner at four o'clock _______ In the absence of Wilbur Weed. A celebrated event on the Klwams (outgoing muster, Guy Carr acted as c,ub calendar each year is the In- i installing officer for the Masons, as- stallation of officers, which took 'slated by Bert Rohse as marshall place Wednesday evening at the and C. W. Craig as pianist. The nf- Drift Inn, located in the Raynaid fleets installed were: H. A. Nielsen, ^*r°ve. worshipful master; John S. Felcher, J K - Talbert and Willis Cady senior warden; A M. Jannsen junior 8»ve a burlesque performance which waiden; L D Shellenberger, secre- invoked loud applause. Maurice Man tary; A. M Kennedy, treasurer; W. nin8. C. R. Kepple Mr Hansen, Mr E, Evans, chaplain; Chester Hanna. ^ nzler and A-la Bender, a crystal senior deacon; Robert Holland, Junior lazer, furnished amusement for ail. deacon; James Lewis, senior stew- Ihose Installed included N. J. ard; Samuel Lawrence, Junior stew- president; Dewey Drcrbuugh, aid; and Lewis Stark, tyler. » ice-president; Lee Richey, secretary In the intermission that followed, Measurer. 1 he board of directors piano numbers by Maurice Manning C0n4*8*8 °* Messrs A. E. Wilson, were enjoyed. Willard Jackson. F. W. Anderson, Frances Hudson, past worthy ma- Dayton Peck, Tom Boyd and H airy 1 tron, was the installing matron for Barnes the Eastern Star, assisted by Kuby Co*«niltUes appointed by the new Jannsen as marshall, Fayne Engleke 1 ' ' iV " " ' 7 ^ Wilson, El nier Stipe and Harry Barnes house,; as chaplain, and Mabel Jacobs 88 Leonard Adams J. R. Talbert and organist. Those installed were. Willard Jackson, inter-club relations; Anna Sprague, worthy matron; R. B .,F W. Anderson and T. Boyd, mem- Denney, worthy patron; Vivian Law- bership; Rev Clarke. I. R Metzlei, rence associate matron; A. M. Ken- public affairs; Willis Cady’ Dayton nedy, associate patron; Margaret Beck, Dewey Drorbaugh program; Denney, secretary; Hazel Byfleld, Doy Gray Elmer Stipe' and A M. treasurer; Viola Nielsen, conductress; Jannsen, finance ^ Emma Garristi, associate conduc- i -------- - tress; Eunice Murray, chaplain; Ag- Royal Neighbors Lodge nes McBreen, marshall; C. W. Craig, j, . _ organist; Marie Craig, Adah; Bertha, tiO lC I U h llS ln iS S Party s Williams, Ruth; Helen Mills, Esther; The Roynl Neighbors held thair Myrtle helcher, Martha; Helen Christmas tree party in honor of Schrader, Electa; Lela Richey, war- iheii families, at the home of M-, der; and George McBreen sentinel. an I Mrs Henry Luchs The coming Little Lorraine Denny and Ida of Santa Claus, with candy and Felcher acted as flower girls pre pretty things for the children was senting each of the officers with a a fvatuie of the evening Cards and i bouquet as they were installed. »>u .ic were also enjoyed. A laige | D Shellenberger presented Sam- number were present Mrs. Halsten, uei* Lawrence outgoing patron with MrH Cha,leB Albert Kemmer were ....... 'tl>....... . ........... . guesU of the lodge a gift from the past matrons and ‘ A v* Chaj. Haines, of Sherwood ,was elected chairman and Edw C. Luc* ! County Clerk, secretary at the an-1 nual Washington County budget! j meeting held at Hillsboro H ig h ! j school Monday, December 28th. The j meeting was formally opened at the- i:: | court house but due to the continu- j That Democratic leaders are oon- ous stream of persons, who wished sidering a decrease in governmental | attend the meeting,a motion was ! salaries is reported and seems to be made to adjourn to the high school, authentic One plan would reduce hour before the meeting was the pay of all employes now receiv- called there were 450 persons wait ing more than $1800 a year, except- jug anc| approximately 1000 were lng the President and the Federal present at the high school. Judges, who are protected by the Resolutions adopted by the Tax- j Constitution. I payers League of Washington county, - - -■ J which provided for the lowering of i The reduction, which it is estim- the operating expenses to the te sted will effect an economy of | tent of $108,667, were accepted. $150,000,000 annually, is to be tern- This saving will be made possible porary. The idea is not exclus've by the reducing of county commis- j with the Democrats, having been sioners pay and rearranging their suggested by several members of the ; work to 12 working days a month. I House, Including Republicans as well Other economies were made in the _____ j county and market roads program. / The big obstacle in the way o f ! ... , . . . - At a meeting of the committee, this plan is the obvious necessity c f _ B _ _ representing the Tax Payers League cutting the pay «of congressmen along | / • _ . J • ... .. . , __ __. „ of Washington County, on the even- with that of others. For some time, , ' . „ there has been a movement towards m>s ° ®cer” ' ’ or * Increased congressional pay but the Pu'l x>^e “ * 11 .f ProP °8e budget of Washington County, Ore- depression knocked this aside. It is., if the con- gon’ for the year 1932, which bud- reasonably certain that get is to be submitted on the 28th . _ , day o f December, 1931, at the hour accept a reduction, they will extend Qf 1Q a_ at a W|c hearlng ,n the policy to all governmental em- Court H(juse ^ m naboro Thi« youngster isn’t going to let “ Old Man Tim e” have anything on ployes. j ington County, Oregon, at which him— here he is shown taking down the 1931 calendar in preparation of putting up the 1932 one. resolutions I meeting the following Formation of a Wet bloc in the was adopted : House by 64 Republican members Is whgraag the Bud(ret Co3lmlttee Chamber of Commerce new development which indicates haH already cut from the , 931 bud. 200 Attend Community a determined campaign for some gflt conslderable reUuctions, and d i»a r R ill« Xmas Tree and Program modification of the Republican at Whereas we are of the opinion j titude toward prohibition. Hereto- that ___ ____ _______ the _________ following __________ reductions ____ can ___ be < fore, the general opinion throughout nutde -vithout in" any wlse destroy-1 Approximately 200 persons gathered | la yin g of bills seemed to be tin the nation has been that the Wets ing the cfflc.iency of the County ln the hiKh school auditorium Christ-, main trend of thought at the Beav- •. > * « «. * ci. »-v _ _ a a .. ' • I - I Alt nn I nu m Ko r* nf t 'ntw *n/vnl had to look to the Democrats l o r ! government, and that it would be to mas eve ior the community enter- ei lon Chamber of Commerce moot ing Monday evening. A deficit O f, P*tro,lB and Mrs. Doy Gray 1U1.I8ROHO-ALOHA GRANGES any change in the present laws. the best interest of the tax payers i lainment and Christmas tree, $24 in the American Legion dance | as spokesman for the past matrons of Washington County that further The program consisted of selec- I*LAN JO IN T IN STAU RATIO N Now, this Republican group has reductions be made as fcllows: lions by Zelma and Ellsworth Hook- ticket sale was taken care of, the in presenting Mrs. Marlon Tabert, cost of lighting the Christmas tfee outgoing matron, with a gift. Mrs. been formed to make clear that the Ier on the banjo, piano-accordian COMMISSIONERS COURT party is not necessarily Dry. Be- First Commissioner’s time be lim i-,The girls glee club sang carols and the subscription to "Nations Sprague was presented with a large j Many members of the Aloha sides, the group announces that it ted to 12 days per month beautifully and Rev. Clarke told a Business were also taken up in bouquet of white carnations from Grange plan to attend the joint In order. will cooperate with the Democratic j Second Commissioner's time be i ploturesque Christmas story. 1 her husband and son. stallation of the new officers of Wets in an effort to take the fi^ht limited to 12 days per month. Santa Claus descended on the aud- both the Aloha and Hillsboro gran to the nation and by show o f . COUNTY REC O RD ER j ience with a pleasant surprise par- Frutiger Home Brightened ges January 9. The affair will be ln strength convince the Drys that the That the appiopriation for the as- cel ior eacb child, j the form of an all day session with H IT E O N by Arrival of Baby Boy movement against prohibition is grow- Hstants deputy salary of $900 be The Beaverton High School band ¡installation at 1:30. Fatrvlew (Tilla ing and that it won’t be long be-, discontinued. ; composed of 35 members is practic mook) drill team will act as install- fore a Wet majority will repeal the M ISCELLANEOUS in8 diligently daily, preparing for Mr and Mrs Mike Frutiger were j Hiteon pupils and teacher ure en- ¡ng officers, Volstead Act. This, it is asserted, That the appropriation for the *be school band tryout, which ‘s especially pleased Christmas day joying a vacation until January 4 will persuade the Drys to vote for » emergency item be reduced from held annually at Corvallis with the arrival of a baby boy 1 The program given by the pupils CHURCH THOGRAM ENJOYED re-submission of the Eighteenth $25,(XX) to $15,000. There are alreudy four girls In the Thursday evening was enjoyed by a Members and visitors enjoyed a Amendment to the people. COUNTY ROAD BUDGET family, this being the first boy to large crowd Carl Leirman Honored —- 1. That the Item of bridge con- , ¡be born to them Mr and Mrs Ray Christensen are | rine program at the Methodist News from New York tells us that struction and maintenance pur- at Birthday Party a son arrived at the D. Murray receiving congratulations on the ar- ( church Christmas eve. The Sunday the polls being conducted by John J. chase of be reduced from $45,000 to home December 27th. Dr Mason rival of a six pound baby daughter School class had a program which Raskob, chairman of the Demo- $30,000. on Christmas eve Mother and baba was greatly enjoyed. Mrs. Boor, who I Carl Leirman entertained Thursday | was attendant in each case cratlc National Committee, reveals are at St Vincents hospital under Is a voice and piano teacher sang - 2 The ---- Hem ----- of — right oi w* y be afternoon with a party in honor of | — ■■ ■ - -- stronger Wet tendencies in the reduced from $5000 to $2000. the care of Dr Blssett several solos, her daughter also sang. his 13th birthday anniversary. Carl Southern States, which are usu.il y The following guests spent Christ A Christmas tree was a feature of 3 lhe item of repair upkeep, and ¡s a go,, 0f Mr and Mrs O E Leir- S u c c e s s o f C o m m u n i t y classed as bone-dry. mas day at the E D Hite home;: the evenings enjoyment. minor replacements be reduced from man mu Many iuuny useful usciui gifts gins were received1 icueiveu | _ # _ ---------- '$18,000 to $10,000. Mr and Mrs Joe Flint, Mr and Guests for the afternoon were Bill Christmas I fee due to Mrs Robert Hoilund and son and However. It should be noted that j 4 The item of labor and grading, Dod30n> Jack Marsh. James Miller, J. W. Exon GcnCrOUS Gontributions the Garfield Hite family of Sherwood he is questioning only those mem crushing and hauling rock mainten- Alfred Gallt/way Richard Smith Mr and Mrs Roy Bacon and fam-i Old time residents of Beaverton bers of the party who subscribed to ance be reduced from $59,000 to Carl Beach, LeRoy Kilander, Gene the Democratic fund in 1928. The $40,000 Brown, Bruce Clements, David Ma- The Christmas entertainment given *ly hatl Christmas dinner at Mr and wm be sorry to learn of the death political importance of the Raskob 5 The item of labor unemploy- Frances Fluke. Ruby Zastrow. by the community at Huber Hall the Mr8 J° hn C a ld w e l1 a t T ‘ « ard of J. W. Exon aged 6« years, whq poll is subject to much difference of ed co-operating with State Highway Katherine Van Kleek, Evelyn. Viola afternoon of December twenty- Mr Hnd Mrs Chas Van Keek w‘7'e died in Hoftland Sunday, Rev. j ) m m isqlnn o o eliminated lim inutnH __ . . . J H innor m in d c C h i ’i u tm n u rid V ul t ho L’ „ . _ * . i i m .. .. .. opinion. Raskob’s intention to pre- ( Commission $20,000 K be and Carl Leirman fourth, wa.s a grand success ini every dinner guests Christmas day at the Kx/tn was the minister of the Meth- sent the issue at the January meet- j 6 The item of material and sup- Dorland home at North Blains , odist church of this place In 1900. Mrs Zastrow assisted with the way. An immense crowd was in at Mr and Mrs Homer Allen of Fort- He waj( the hu(,band of olive E, ing of his committee is bolstered by plies be reduced from $40,000 to 3erv'in,, o f" refreshments tendance and all seemed to enjoy the two-to-one endorsement being $30,0000 ' * land, Mrs Bu of Portland and Mr Exon, father of Jennie H. Kltgmil- I themselves thoroughly. The child- received through the questionalre : 7 The item rock crusher supervis ru in- v I and Mrs M C Smith and Maxine of Funeral services COUl’ L E C E LE B R A T E < GOLDEN ren were happiest of all for besides Gar<len Homp were cal,erg Chr,8t_ ler, of Portland. sent out. ion be reduced from $4000 to $2000. were held Wednesday at the Cen- W ED IH N G A N N IV E R S A R Y ; havlnK a lovely tree and being In maH evening at the atruthers home _____ j 8 The item of shop foreman be the entertainment, each child was Mr amJ Mrg j R Haggerty enter- tennary-Wllbur church. Nevertheless, if the reader wishes, reduced from $1800 to $1620. Sam ^dTd the golden VCn “ and T * a . large ° f popcorn CandV' dinner Christmas Mr the opinion of the writer, the Raa-! # The item of blacksmith be re- t»am Olds uids ¡H attended the 8<>ia. n , g‘ oranB<¥ ball. T n tained at N ,, N1-lserl and day daughter kob movement will be beaten in the duced from $1500 to $1350. wedding celebration c f his cousin ---- - t . ----- anu Mrs w r niyisen anu uaugmer Thanks are due all; those who con- Q^ Tigard Mr and Mrs Ray Lietz, Brown's Special Ointment the committee. In fact, the latest infor- K __ The blacksmith helper Judge and Mrs. Johnson at their ».¡buted to tr> the scccess of the affair, ' .... . Hem -___ of __ Sl.M - u, ^ ;irl,i »»ra m ” j Hair- guaranteed 4-day Impltlgo and Itch >dncpd from KI , to SIXfin i___________________.... c,.._ j ... a..... . lr,uuleu mation is that he may revise his be reduced from $1500 to $1350^ home in McMinnville Sunday. There to th<xse who donated the treat, to ¿°5 ^ , m ren of Snverton and cure Beaverton Pharmacy, plan for forcing a vote, and rest 11 of mechanic chief be were forty dinner guests and n lhe varjous committees who pre- Kelty and chi dren oi 8 verton antJ, Lou Guard of Sllverton upon such strength as can be gained redued from $1500 to $1350. large number of callers in the after-: pared thp popcorn balls, filled the Mr and Mrs L M Davies and from announcing the result of the 12 1 he Hem mechanic helpeis be noon. Mrs. Etta Myers of Portland. RackK decorated the hall ifhil the PR AY E R S FOR TH E children had Christmas dinner at the I i reduced from $2100 to $1051* acompanied Mr. Olds voting. trae, to the mothers who assisted Geo Davies home _______ , M A R K E T ROAD FU N D NEW YEAR with the costumes, to the teachert A number from here attended the Secretary of W ar Hurleys forth- The maintenance and construction «E V . P R A T T VISITS FRIEND S and pupils who prepare« the budget meeting at Hillsboro Monday, coming report on the Philippines will ^ reduced from $53.807.38 to $36.- FOR N IG H T A N II K E L D .iL L E CHURCH spl'ndid pra^ram, to the Huber Com Mr and Mrs C W Struthers and1 not recommend immediate independ- mercial Club for the use of the hall, C E T i y I. art free from bit- Kenneth spent Sunday at the Hag-1 for ___ in- Be it resolved by the before men- ence or even propose a date ___ ____ --------- and to all who In any way helped . , ° t ; , O God, dependence. While he may propose tioned Committee assembled that vtf Hav and Mr.. P la it enjoyed Christ to Ir,akp thia the huppicrt day of the ge[ , y no™* , w _ , New it o. night— .. ; Mr aink Mrs L M Davies and fam- some modification of the relation recommend to the taxpayers at the mas Day tenewing old acquaintances ycar for the children of the neigh- ^ . ... „ , , „ Free fro those unkid ghosts of ily were visiting Tuesday at Powell ship to this country, he will insist 'h earlnK of the above budget that and visiting the Reedvillc church, ul borhood. hurt and pain i Valley that the question of independence' ’ lie cuts hereinbefore ¡et out be which he was former pastor Nine Th t 1 n rt ♦ .; light; ■ ■ ------ --------- - | Ten members and four visitors en- j depend upon the economic status of r11“ 41* 1 and tllat thp Bgtires herein- children were baptiz’ d into the Foryi/e mv Luit and 1st ms fall joyed pot luck dinner Wednesday, the islands and their development of above enumerated be substituted from church by Rev. Pratt at the Sunday CH RISTM AS DAY SADDEN E li sslvep, , , . „ „ . Dec 23, at the home of Mra Evelyn r'gures as set out In the pro- services sufficient power to build up a Phi- Mr and Mrs Van Kleek w ere1 ' 1 New day is ih ough. posed budget, thereby affecting a Christmas carols were the exclu- Christmas dinner guests of Mrs. ! Holland at Beaverton and gtven by lippine nation. And in unt- oken peacs ablds saving to the taxpayers of Wash- the Hiteon club Christmas songs slve music of the day and holy com Chas. Van Kleek’s parents, Mr and th’s : !"ht .. . .. „ . , ington County of $108.667 38 munion was partaken by members Mrs. J. C. Anderson The day was , were sung, a Christmas poem recited t The suggestion that the Federal • . . „ „ Close unto You. by Margaret Summers and each1 Signed by Tax Payers Committee; of the congregation government issue bonds to the ex Kaddened owing to a brother of Mrs Chester Bridges, E A. Reuter, A r one drew a useful gift from the tent of $5,000,000,000 for the con FOR M O R N IN 0 Van Kleeks being hit by a taxi cab thur Ireland, L G Aerts, D Burk- Christmas basket The next meet struction of public works as a meth Christmas eve, having a number of MRS E II AON E L L IS HONOR Lst ms not lock bth'nd night’s halter. Clarence C Mallar, H. R ing will be Jan 6 at the home of od of relieving the unemployment bones fractured and putting him in piusj of p;cce. Findley, A L Croeni, W P Vander- GUEST AT S E V E R A L D IN N E R S situation has been rejected by a the hospital for a considerable . , Now it is day; zanden Geo F Biersdorf business meeting and will begin at committee of President H oovers or length of time. With courage . nd with joy let two o'clock ganization on unemployment relief. Mrs E. D Agnell has been the In- ms go forth TH E B AN K OF . BEAVERTO N splration for several dinnei parties Headed by James R. Garfield, of ............ _ Anew, I pray; B F BUCK MADE TRUSTEE Cleveland, the committee insists that a Bank in a (*ood I own in the K|nce her return from California, Resolved that I will strive, as I* T A DANCE PLA N N E D At the annual election of officers the "real problem of unemployment harden Spot of Oregon Member of Mr and Mrg t;ar| j ^ b * entertained my strength is. The dance which the Parent-Teach- of Scout Harrington Camp No. 15, must be met by private business Ini- *be B^d**tal ^Reserve System, wishes at dinner on Monday Mrs. Anna To do my part, ttative if it is to be permanent" and Its many friends a Happy New p aimer ent« rtained at the Heathman ers association Is giving Jan 19, is Spanish War Veterans held at Hllls- Eich hour with kindness, and Tuesday evening and on Saturday being looked forward to. They are boro. B. F. Buck waa selected as that it “ cannot be solved by any Year sincerity, i Mr and Mrs Gordon Keys on WU panning on an attendance of over tn O s « 0M ■ | N M of three years; magic of appropriations from the And a high heart! lamette Heights were dinner hosts 400 guests The Sapptngton 4-piece James Welch, patriotic Instructor, j public treasury.” In esssence. the — Ethel Arncid Ti dan in Good Browns Creosoted Compound, the On Christmas day Mrs. Anna Pal- orchestra has been engaged, Every- Of Auxiliary No. 6 Etta Welch was report upholds the position of the Housekeeping. Installation will President. I pleasant and quick cough cure ■!' mer was a dinner guest of Mrs K. one Is cordially invited and a good chosen musician. Urns expected take place January 15th i Coo an usd on Bags » Bssvsrtoa Pharmacy, ID Agnail I SB J ■
