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BEAVERTON PAGI F R InAV, E N T E R PR IS E Local Theatre Plans Progressing for News C. E. Convention in .MRS N A N C Y JA N E S C A N LO N Oregon City, April 1— Mrs. Jane s uulun died at the home of a son Steven Londergrvn at Beavercreek Thuisday She is survived by three sons and adaughter, Elmer of Elk ^ wrence of lone; Steven ot ,,r 3 and Mrs. Minnie A P R IL ». 1932 the Glass Banking bill, condemned in several features by the federal Reserve Board and a number of prominent bankers. In reply. Sena- tor Glass, former Secretary of the Treasury and given much credit tor tne present Federal Reserve Act, sticks to his guns and insists that "revision is needed” Mr Uevaney, manager Beaverton theatre, has a treat in store for a H. JE FF R IE S . P u blU ÌM the people of this whole vicinity that Plans are fast progressing for the will, no doubt, prove that the Best Published Friday of each weak by Pioneer Publishing Co. at Beaverton, Christian Endeavor State Convention Is none too Good. He first today, Scobee of Portland. Ora. Entered as sscond-elusa matter at the poetofflce at Beaverton, Ore. to be held m Portland on April 21 after much time, trouble and the In this column last week a rumor to 24. The Thursday evening, Fri spend ing of a veiy substantial was reported to the effect that Eu- day and Saturday sessions are to oe a' n u>unt of money booked the one Subscription Rates j gene Meyer, chairman of the Recon conducted in the First P resbyterian and only Charlie Chupltn in "City Looking at Washington struction finance Corporation, and ___ $1.50 Three months ------- $.50 church at 12th and Alder streets, eights' hrs last sensational comedy. One Tear . General Dawes, President, were at Advance **unday afternoon and evening the a|ao his best picture This cornea Payable in ___ $.85 Subscriptions odds over taking up certain loans to Six Months (Continued from Page 1) convention w..i meet in the Mumci- tQ neaVerton for three days starting railroads made by banks sometime --------------- pal auditorum In order to care for Sunday April 17-18-1» This picture ------------------------— ago. The Inference was that Mr. 7508 the targe crowd expected then. has on,y played one tbeatre ,n ^ ort. Beaverton Office—Broadway near O. E. Tracks, Phone Meyer wanted the government to re The ltev. E. L. Keiner of Chicago, iand and at advanced price and, in set the bad impression created by the lieve and protect the bankers, Poitland Office— 406-407-408 Dekuin Bldg. Phone ATwater »»14 will address the convention Ttlurs- no other theatre within 60 miles of rumpus au.ong his House Democrats. Subsequent developments creates day, Friday and ¡Sunday evenings. Portland, it was placed, here due to speech, a doubt as to the correctness of --------- ■ — ------------ -------- ------------ - — — - -- — --------- On Saturday mornings, James M. the amount of money involved. Within four hours of his and after his threat to take the floor tnis view as other reports indicate u | i py Corneliaon, missionary to the Uma- phere will be no change In prices again, if necessary, to House that Mr. Meyer suggested that the President Hoover Proclaim» May 1st Child Health Uay tilla Indians near Pendleton, will r* at the Beaverton thatre. adopted eleven excise taxes totaling railway bankers should do the great j late some of his experiences, sun- Callin<r the children o f this nation “ our most precious !<Uy afternoon, the Dr. Donald W. And surprise No. 2 is that the about $170,000,000 and on the next bulk of financing while Mr. Dawes a * 1 A M u /»i M n o r n u ctnr n h a M a u a € *i t n . ° ® m i, • 1 , • > l - r i v « laitrverl \ I l n v 1 1 ci . I MacCluer, pastor of f t the Rose City following week. starting Sunday, day, followed this by adding moie uiged tne government to go 50-50 or possessions, 1 resident Hoover has proclaimed i \i dy is Park church ot port- April 24 the $ 3 , 500.000 picture -Hens than » 200 , 000.000 additional, better. As the writer makes every in all state IO be De Child enuu Health I l C i i l l l l Uay a i m urges a n agencies and or- jandi nei to and all iandi will will De t*. heard in the session at Angels" which needs no praise here. Barely has a s.ngle man effect- effort to be correct ments, the above explanation will also run three days. "Hell's ,.d sucb a draniaUc reversal u» is ganizations interested in child, welfare to hold such cxer the Auditorium, Christian Kndeavor pa- Angela is by every critic, newspaper, achieved by the Speaker. His cises as w ill awaken our people to the fundamental n e c e s j The annual oh ----- y . . . • i 1 1 i rade will be the Friday afternoon etc. " ’t he greatest air picture that Kpeecb Was quiet anu marked by an However, Senators Cotizens and sity o f Unremitting effort for their protection unu uevei Mature, in the evening Oregon dele- W*H ever be made. Other marvel- absence uf "oratory.'’ He made few Hotah seem to think that an Investi gates to last esummer's world con ous pictures to follow are such gestures and his manner was ihat of gatlon of the loans being made to opment vention at San Francisco will ho.H great pictures as “Street Scene', a j r,end trying to guide an excited certan railroads is necessary and, W e do not know what, - if anything will he done here - — , • a banquet. The Young People ana "Arrowsmlth,y ’^Corsair, 1 Un Holly youngster. Unique, indeed! More- particularly because of "pressure’* to mark the observance or this day, set apart hy the intermediate groups will have their Garden, and others of equal qual- over, it forced the House to pledge put upon the interstate Commerce President. Certainly, amid the welter o f special OCCU- banquets on Saturday evening. De- ity So make your plans to see lt3elf wlth only one diasenting mem- Commission to approve loans. Mr. C: n n c mark Pit nreudential and I gubernatorial liroclama nominatlonal luncheons are being Charlie Chaplin and "Hells Angels' ber to balance the budget, shamed Couzens goes so tar as to suggest SlOnS m a r K C d oy prt. 1 . S 1 planned for Saturday by the Christ- as this may be your last chance and those who killed the Sales Tax with- that the government will soon have tions this One should stcind out as'ail occasion deserving jan, Congregational, Kvangelical, if you miss them you will have out offering a substitute and abso- the ownership of the “least desirable our serious consideration and wholehearted cooperation. Presbyterian and United Brethren many regrets as pictures like these |Uteiy reestablished the majority con- end least profitable railroads If between and the trol of the Crisp-Snell coalition for loans being made are used to any T h e old idea that a child was the property o f its par- ^ tax purposes. targe extent in taking up prior bor- ents and that they had the riuht , * 'to mold his lile ac Cord leaders. A program of instrumental Set those dates in your mind and Under the House ,ovvlnSs Horn bankers, the Michi # • • « i l l rrx | i i vi ci t the ne p present i C3tr l i t p plans, it m infi to their satisfaction, IS happily, exploded. 1 he S t a t e and vocal music will form the Sat- be there first .the earlier the bettei, leaders expect tQ w U e $960,500.000 gan senator insists that the "mon- seats will be scarce on those through new taxation and look to merchants are not standing be- does not hesitate, upon proper occasions, to use the full “ J “ ¿ T a “ « governmental economy to put into hlnd the railroads, force o f its authority to protect and adjust the develop- of Portland is making the arrange- effect budget cuts to save $243,000,000 Uast week when Franklin D. men o f a child, caught in/the unfortunate weh of ill-fated ments for music during the con- Members were assured by Chairman Roosevelt was able to put down the circumstances. A t the same time, it is well to realize Conferences dealing wlth • ’l*he Parent-Teachers association Byrnes and Representative William- twelve delegates from Maine In his with all bon, ranking Republicans, both of instructed column, he had reached that no parent here can provide opportunities, necessary phases of Christian Endeavor work party Saturday evening, was not as the Appropriations Committee, that it a total of 123 of the 770 needed to 10 to the full development of a child, without a proper rec- will be conducted throughout the well attended as was hoped tor would be possiDle to effect savings w ' n n*0 nomination in June. To ognition <>1 these necessities hy the e<* y ¡lead these are; Paul Brown, Pacific being taken by Mrs. Frances Llver- to this extent even if the proposed date. if one judges by the delegates cut for government employees is laid definitely aligned, the "Stop Roose- the fam ily lives. ! Coast Field Secretary; Ross Gulley, more and Mrs. Dewey Drorbaugh, aside. While the estimate ot Mr. velt” drive is a failure. But, other Modern research has developed many new facts in “ re*on Kle'd »d ie t a r y ; Dr. Walter seconds going to Mrs. Guy Alexan- Byrnes is questioned by the Adminis- candidates continue to be active , , , e . ‘I i 1 l . l J l , • 1 Myers, pastor counselor; James Cor- der and J. B. Gllkey. Door prizes tratlon, and some of its supporters and it is entirely too early o award regard to the grow th O f children, noth along physical nelison, Dulcina Brown, Ernest Pe- were drawn by Mrs. F. A. Austin the members seemed determined to '*le New York Governor, top place and mental lines. Moreover, there is a general apprecia- ¡terson, Pearl sheriock, Helen m o and Mrs. Nelson walker. After apply vigorous cuts to all bills. on ticket. tion o f the inhejrant virtue that lies in a proper spiritual ^ y’ K^ rkthJUcb‘‘^ R etrT HWw i’ CT * danc‘n* was enjoyed r° r a Following the rejection of the nature which tends to protect both the welfare o f the in- lard, Kay iSteinmetz, and C. U Karla. plano and John Haulenbeck as drum- Sales Tax by the House, President A U T O M O B IL E IJJANS dividual, boy or girl, and the future benelit of society The southern Pacific has granted mer A ,unch of CJiile and COItee Hoover in a statement insisted that A personal service the budget be balanced because of —something different itself ,,peCltt‘ ,ttte8 larKe KrOUP* are the supervision of the npr” ttv of restoring public j T* * ,, , • . . - li e Y f | « P * cted to come by rail. . Mrs. W. H. Engleke. Door prizes W i d e n c e It seems to us that in our zeal to organize clubs of ------------- were donated oonfidenc» and to prevent prolong- by Mrs. Nelson W a l-:j„ g indefinitely the depression The various types we should find time to create an organiza U. of O. Graduate Awarded her, mis Dewey Drorbaugh and President forecast an accumulated F IN A N C E CO. Swift & Co. Burnside, tion here in which parents and others interested in child deficit of $3.750.000,000 for the fiscal 8 Grand Ave., N., bet. Sterling Fellowship in Ankeny, years 1931-33, inclusive, unless welfare could meqt to discuss and assimilate the ideas! State License M-127 prompt steps were taken to tap new Law at Yale University that promote juvenile development and growth. W ei O. V. White, candidate for County sources of revenue. Superintendent, spoke at the „ . „ , , have associations for the benefit o f poultry, hogs, cattle I Unlverslty of— regon, Eugene, School pgfgT19c Kiwanis club meeting Wednesday. 8 “»halslsrz nooncpgypp Interesting was ths u~esidential dogs,; and almost everything that possesses commercial Aprl| ^_A «teriing Fellowship m declaration that cuts in governmen value. W h y should we not have an association interest >aw a* * “>« university, carrying a C O N G R E G A T IO N A L CI1LIU 11 tal expenditures, "should not further ed in “ our most precious possession?” ,H00’ the awarded ,ch°o1 year One or More 6x8 Photos 1 8ttpend 1932-1933, of has Just ,or been to Rev. Charles F. C. Clarke. Pastor reduce the strength of our defense”. Navy Departments Nicely Mounted for $1.00 Edwin D. Hicks, graduate of the We Invite you to our services The W ar and University of Oregon taw school In next Sunday. The Sunday School cost adout $700,000,000 annually and, Make Vour Appointments Today School Taxes 45% Up in Ten Years 11929, and at present district attor- meets at 9:45 the morning service aPPart,nUy if one can read between the for Grant county. i ia at 11, with sermon by the pas- llneSi the President feels that mter- 1IO FSTEATER STUD IO School taxes , show an increase o f , - 45% in ten J years. in*y . „ », „„„h „ ^ . t , i I The Stand By.” By. nauonal affairs miairs are aie at such a point T, , , , \ r - ... i'he fellowship, one of seven tor on "Stand Mr. Clarkes na,ional 165’■» Third Street From last year they show a decrease o i 6 y o , the i i r s t s u l) aWaided annually at Yuie, is regai- _ subject at 7 3o will !><■ ’’Camouflage” Between Morrison and YamhUl stantial decrease in the decade, although there were two tied not only as a marked recogm- The Junior and Senior Endeavor these aepartments at this time. years in Which a slight decrease was shown. tlon for H,c1“ ’ but for the Unlver- Socle“ e8 a‘ *■*> Hrayer meet- C o n -d erable discussion rages over . . , slty of Oregon taw school as well, ings Wednesdays at 8 o clock. 1 1 incipal CâUSCS ol tiix incrciise. Ill scnools were ^a*■ j according to Dean Wayne H. Morse, j --- ---------- - Portland April 21-24 d j Hoover & Smith SPE C IA L 1 ► ary increases during the early part o f thé decade, increase Kurther recognition ot the law C H UR CH O F CH R IST G. W. Springer, Minister in 'h igh school enrollment throughout the decade, and 8 Hcn h‘)o1 *“ 8n e"nJ n lhe, ‘racl ‘J î" the increase in the cost oi transporting high school pupils, in law, wajs chosen as alternate, and There will be the usual services The transportation item is now one of the principal ex w,u receive a fellowship S h o u ld any at the Church Sunday, in the morn- penses ol the Oregon pumic school system aside from the Hlck, niade a a runuilkuble *ecort topic -Making Your caning and during his college career, graduat- Election Sure." salaries of teachers. A t present the contracts are being made for teach ,nK and i>R*,8lnK the bar examma- The evening topic will be ’A More 1 > Sure Word of Prophesy." ers for the 19J2 33 school year, ami these contracts are That fall he ran for district attor M E TH O D IST CH URCH binding on 1933 budgets and 1933 levies. Budget nuiet ney of Grant county, and althougn he had not been able to enter the Rev. L. C. Poor, Minister ings will be held during the spring, and school elections primaries, enough voters wrote hi» w ill he held in June, when the budgets w ill he voted. nnme in so that In running as a Sunday School at 10 a. m. Become a lawyer and earn a law yer’s big fees, ut 11 a. m, preaching ’ W hatever substantial reductions is made on 1933 school Democrat he defeated the Incumbent. by Preaching Some lawyers have earned as much as a million the minister at 7.30 p. m. When he took office he was the taxes w ill have to be accomplished during the spring youngest district attorney in the Midweek services Wednesday at 8 dollars in a single case. United States, and it Is believed p. m. months this year. Y ou can prepare in your spare time at home Ladles Aid Wednesday. that he stll holds this honor. In many districts, this year’s budgets are being re , „ ............. through the Blackstoue Legal Training Course . , , J , ' e r • I Hicks will leave for Yale this fa.l vised downwards on account of tax delinquency. I his exacts to return to Oregon toi- e v v - . - v v v v < / v v e v v v v v v v m 4 « v « and Service, which contains suificient instruction movement will|have to he extended to the great majority (lowing the completion of ms studies in law to pass the legal examination for the bar. of the 2,200 school districts in Oregon, and will have to Mn,‘ w,n r*“unie the practice ot ms 1 he L L . B. degree is conferred upon graduation. taw here. express itself in salary reductions, elimination o f func The Blackstone course w a« pre Write for F n v Book I*AN O O LD IN S T R E E T pared by 80 of the most emin tions and cuts in maintenance expense.— O regon Voter. A Law Course Which Will Help You Pass the Bar Think this over, geography hounds: “ Which is closer to Buenos Aires, Jacksonville, Fla., or St. Johns, N ew Foundland. States with deficits o f a few millions should w orry • think of the broad U. S. A. with its handsome deficit, and not bragging, either. / One thing to be thankful lor, in a year o f depres sion, one-fourth o f 1932 is gone, and we| are, at least, not any worse than we were. A pril is a good month to make a start t o w a r d s beautifying the old home town. Every property owner can do a part in this campaign. Oroville, Calif.,--Visitors will have an opportunity to pan gold in the street gutters during the three-days state-wide mining convention in May, and to Insure gold for all, sev eral tons of metal-bearing quartz and gravel will be spread on the streets. At it Again! Hitting the High Spots of Hollywood B O Y S A N D G IR L S EARN A B IC Y C L E In conjunction with the Kimball Piano Factory we are offering a Bi cycle F R E E to any Boy or Girl that brings a prospective customer to our store, or gives us the name and address of one to whom we sell a Kimball Plano Collins & Erwin Piano Co. Just to avoid argument, we admit that 99.99 per 2nd flr Alderw*y Bldn- BdwaAider agree with what we say. -- ------ Fortta~L »ra«on........... cent o oi f our readers do no not agre H ow ever, the main point is that we believe P V T C A R T R I D G E IN P I P E Detroit— When A. Burnside lights his pipe In the future, he la going to be more careful. 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