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■¿¿o*** t < »• £ ? V I« '* ° O t « 6° V i"» Get our prices first on your printing jobs SIX T H Established 1927 Y E A R NO. 9 BEAVERTON. OREGON. Jean Posson Presented with j f â Meeting Best Rose Float Design Soonsored MAY 13, 1932 Multnomah Ladies Sing at Non-Partisan Political First Prize for F R ID A Y Enterprise Want Ads bring home the bacon. by Beaverton Grange No. 324 Beaverton Eastern Chapter Meeting Star Wed. P U B L IS H E D United West Side Clubs to Discuss Road Projects Fully Tuesday, May 17th ¡ir & t e r c m EVERY F R ID A Y SUM I B. LAWRENCE ISSUES STATEMENT 10 VOTERS The United West Side clubs will At the regular meeting of the The Oueen contest for the Beaver-1 a nonpartisan politicai meeting:, ton Rose Float is gaining interest sponsored by Beaverton Grange No, Eastern Star chapter Wednesday ev- hold a meeting Tuesday, May lith G A R N E R ’S VICTORY rapidly andthe candidates are busy 3114, u to be held in Beaverton High enuig, the Cast Matrons and Catrons at the Multnomah School house at 8 gathering in votes. The contest is School auditorium Tuesday night, were guests of honor. Each of the p. m. Geo. Llppert, president of the ROOSEVELT’S PROSPECTS expected to close with a "Coronation May 17 at 8:00 o'clock sharp. C. E. guests were presented with flowers organization, will preside as chair- ECONOMY BILL W R E C K ED Farty" on June 4th, at the Hign Hedge will be chairman All candi- anu a very pleasant musical pro- man. K"' H A L E S N AV AL BILL School. Further details of the par- dates are Invited to be present anu gram was greatly enjoyed, in which Speakers will include Colonel A. SENATORS H I N T TAXES speak. Time for each candidate «Mil the following gioups contributed to E. Clark, republican candidate for j ty will be announced later. for be limited, according to the number the evenings pleasures. The Mult- United S.ates Senator, who hqs PROVIDES N E W PENSIONS Standing of the candidates of speakers present. There will be nomah Womans club of 9 ladies ren- promised to be present; Fred W. this week are. TR Y IN G TO FIX PRICES no long winded speeches. Everybody dered several vocal selections, foi- German, chairman of the Multno- I Thelma Tefft 16,500. The victory of speaker Garner in come and enjoy an evening of good- lowed by two pleasing vocal mini- inah county board o f commissioners, Hazel Smith 16,500 fellowship and get acquainted with bers by Misses Churlotta French and Ivan Anderson, President of the California, giving him the forty-four Annabelle Benson 15,500 Mc- Betty Stickney i l,500 the candidates on both sides, Early Margaret Clark, of Portland, uccont- Presidents council; Chas. H. delegates from that state, which, ad pamed by their vocal teacher, Mrs. Clure, secretary of the Portland Donalde Cerklns 8,500 adjournment. ded to the forty-s.x to come from C. C. Tripp of Lombard street, Planning committee; U. L. Upson Jean Cossom 8,250 Texas, places him in the "runner-up . .. 1 pi i 11 • Beaverton. Miss Georgians Jones of executive secretary of the Uptown Margaret Ross 4,500 position, being topped only by Gov lllA D O rO rlans WaiKing Hillsboro pluyed a violin solo accom- Association, as well its a number of Audrey Mc^uillen 4,000. ernor Roosevelt who is generally Contest for “ H a p p y D a v s ” I®nu'd b>- Mis. McGee. For an en- ether prominent men. Betty Taylor 2,000 credited with about 400 delegates, cere she sang a vocal solo. Mrs. This meeting Is belnj* ueld for the A large number of excellent draw approximated 170 less than a ma- Celebration July 2, 3, 4 Gore then sang a couple ot solos at> purpose of discussing the Fourth ings were handed in for the Beaver onty in the Convention. compaincd by her sister at the street project and the proposed hlgh- ton Rose Float design con.est and The fight of those opposed to the winners as announced at the . __ . . . piano. Kefreihnrents of cake, cot way connecting the Canyon road and Hillsboro, May 14— The. annualI J i y fCt, iind lce cream were enjoyed. Tigard The subjects are of vital Roosevelt centers around a number Benefit Show last Friday and Sat 4th championship walking contest of favorte sons and the candidacies urday were: The dining room was beautifully interest to the people of the Tunla- of A1 Smith and Garner. Follow- . " irst . . prize of ten dollars Mias lrom Cortland to Hillsboro will be decorated with streamers and large t,n Valley and Mr. Llppert asks that 1 the sporting feature of the - a - bou ts of flower«. Among Port- a large audience be present, in order mg the California vote, Roosevelt ad- Jean FossoB nual "Happy Days celebration to versarles were jubilant over belief Second ^ of five doUara> Walt 'br h e ld ‘ 7 n 'sh u 7 e~\*rk'h ere Julv 2 land members were Mr. and Mrs. that the problems may he discussed that he had been "stopped but this be held m . . e ?ark ne5el...ü 'JV . Gilbert Gorham and Miss Barbara fully by all. 3 and 4. One hundred and fifty dol his supporters declare, is far from Third prlze of fJve doUar. Miss lars in cash prizes will be awarded Gorham, former residents of Beaver- SAM UEL II. LA W R E N C E , tne fact. In addition to his 400 dele- June G1Umore 1 ton, also guests from Tioutdule. County 4-H Club Exhibit to the winners. gates, his friend say the Stop Honorable mention was awarded After receiving 42 replies to a Roosevelt" group have little cnance tQ Thelma T efft Ard„ N eiSOn, Har- at Fair Grounds Sept. 16-17 Samuel B. Lawrence, candidate for questlonaire sent to various hikers St. Marys Home Suffer State Senator from Washington ot preventing him from winning oW Petelson and Howard Petzold. as to their opinion regarding a County, Issues the following state 300 additional delegates which one $2500 Loss by Fire 4-H Club leaders at a meeting held ment: walking or a relay race, it has been may add the possibility of his winn- ^ A Monday evening, April 18th, 1932, de decided to make the bunion derby a In these times of depression, ing “favorite sons” delegates after v^Cuar IV1 ills rvCSldent _ 1 1 1 »» . free sty ,e contest. This will elimin- Fire broke out Monday about 5 cided to go .ahead with a County 4-H economy and reduction of the cost the initial ballot Boosts H. J. Bean, Chief ate all friction in judging and inter- p. in. In the old St. Marys home. Club Exhibit this fall. Premium of government should be the slo This Roosevelt strength has been • r o preting the rules and allow all en- The Beaverton and Hillsboro fire money w l" P r i d e d by the Cotin gan and watchword of every public built up by a widely scattering Justice or bupreme Court trants to go as they please No wo- department responded to the alarm ty from state funds returned to th.e official from the President of the string of victories but he has not will be allowed in this year s and were apie to save the main county for that purpose. Expenses United S.ates down. been assured of the delegates from Henry J. Bean present Chief Jus- contest. lo u voters of this county will soon building. The bakery and laundry of the exhlb,t’ « » * r tba" premiums, his own state. Moreover, his sup and tice of the Supreme Court of Ore were en.irely destroyed. A large wil1 bave to be borne bV c,ub Peo_ be called upon to decide who shall porters insist that Raskob represent you in the Oregon State portion of the bakery supplies were pie and their friends. Shouse, both occupying high positions gon, who is a candidate for the P. T. A. Close Year with The finance plan Is: To give an Senate for the next four years. The nomination for re-election as Justice rescued by volunteer workers while within the Party, have been trying Meeting Monday evening most of the machinery in both the hour's program and two hours’ office of State Senator Is one of to block him and no one can see of the Supreme Court, Position No. ... ~ ” ” ~~~ 2, on the Non-partisan Judiciary Bal- bakery and laundry was a total loss. dance In the Shute Park Auditorium responsibility and trust. anything else in the progressive de- " . . . . each evening of the exhibit. The , . . of . . the candidacy of Alfred lot- was first elected to that r position Under the State constitution the H. T. Hartman veloment The last Parent-Teachers associa- **’ * ‘ **-7 “ 7 *“ suffered «* 8evere admission to the entertainment arid legislative in 1910 and has served since that assembly is given the , .. . , cut to his heel from dropping glass E. Smith, who started as a "recep dance will be 25c each evening power to enact laws that vitally ef 7 J * °l T ^ * while aiding in fighting the nre tive" candidate, .became ’ active,’' time. The able opinions written by Every club member should be In fect the welfare and prosperity or ®cho®. M<’nday CVenln>i' Father Heesaker, in charge of the appealing for delegates, and then, him soon after he assumed the posi- *?. the_ terested in a County Club exhibit every citizen of this commonwealth. tion attracted the attention ot the 1 he 1 f or tbe ««»o w in g year #chool incendiarism is re- finally openly giving warning that other members of the Court and * erR nstalled by Mrs. Essex Marsh 8lble for the b,aze uamages and in order to gifarantee this ex- One of tiie important powers of this he might fight Roosevelt. the lawyers of the State. His epin follow»: President Mrs. Nelson v^re k l' iK1 " '* necessarV to SRl1 a* "»m y assembly is the power to tax. Judge at "¿2500. ’ Uunng T lo l/ u fa n o >\ 1 I • > > Few citizens have any idea of ions received marked attention jfi Walker; 1st vice-president Mrs. A. March estimated thp d_.rv |mrn . . th h n . tickets as possible in order that . the Cooley, an eminent Jurist and au what will happen to the Omnibus the reportg of selected selected” cases and J- Hollenbeck; tfnd vice-president, ... ________ committee may have money on hand thority on taxation says: “The pow Economy bill which passed the were referred to in textbooks and Miss Gladys Kinnear; secy. Mrs No- dest,°y ed bV fir*. tu n in g up cover expenses as they are In er to tax is the power to destroy.’’ 40 cows. House with only $38,124,008 of the adopted as the sound exp0g,tlon of reen Allyn; treas. Mrs. Wm. Engle- curred. When these children ask This statement is virtually true. original estimated savings of $206,- the ,aw They served in large ke’ Mr8' Walker a PPointed the T o ! - ------------------ you to buy a ticket, consider the Theie aie cases ln the Slate where 000,000 for the fiscal year, 1933. meaaure ln the construction, estab- lowing committees chairmen for the Citv Council Pass Two i value of 4-H club work, and help taxation has confiscated the prop The leaders were helpless to stem nshment and administration of tne year: Membership Mrs. McKercher. the boys and girls of Washington erty. 1 contend that all property in the attack of a coaliton which ellm- Kmployers- Liability Law of Oregon Program Mrs. A. J. Kolkenrwck. Ordinances Submitted tJounty hy buying as many tickets whatever form you may find it inated the War-Navy consolidation. and the Federa, Kmployer8. Llablll- Refreshments Mrs. R. L. Filly and. as you can. should bear Its just and fair share estimated to save $50,000,000 to $100,- ty Act, of which the State Courts Mrs. V. A. Wood. Hospitality Mrs. ol the cost of government. Citizens 000,000, lopped $55,000,000 o ff the pro- have concurrent jurisdiction There- K Marsh' Publicity Mrs, Noreen The City Council discussed at who own only stocks and bonds or posed salary reduction and rejected fore ^ undef , he Federa, law Allyn and visiting Mrs. Engleke. their meeting Monday the request Beaverton Loses Ball mortgages under our system of gov legislation affecting the Veterails' are commenced and prQaecuted in The member» of the various 4-M of property owners on Lombard ernment are given the same protec Bureau which was expected to save thlg state T he Workmens Com club held an Achlevement L>ay ex- street, that the city oil the street . Game Sunday to Tigard tion as those who own real property. $48,714,000 Fourteen 'savings were pensat|on Act ha3 many times been hlblt and dtsPlayed some very beau- from the end of the roadway to We have a Governor who during left in the measure .including a cut considered and applied by Justice t,ful work and bakinR Awards Allen avenue. No action was taken. his short time In office has done f n o n il nnln xioa In * ' ... _ — J _ * _ 1 1 • « o f eleven per cent for all salaries In n eaB ” " were made as follows: Div 1, cook- An ordinance was introduced and The Beaverton Ball club lost a much to stop some of the wasteful excess of $2500, esumated to save ln a„ matters receiving his atten- lng' Cathryn Van Kleek. Second read, which will authorize the mayot close game Sunday to the Tigard and criminal expenditure of the tax $12,000.000. Some dissatisfaction is tion, Justice and Watkins. 1 hird, Jean and recorder to enter Into a lease boys. Fine pitching was turned ln payers money. The Governor needs right are his Geraldine also apparent in the House over the p r i n c j p a , K u i d e H j s opinions are Klein. 1 Honorable mention, Jane with .1 E. Nordstrom to use prop by both Stnng for Tigard and Kus- the support and the cooperation o f Senate's flat ten per cent cut policy wjdely recOKnlzed M sound _____just. and <t, ~ Domogrolla- Domogolla. Uiv- ________ cooking, first erty owned by him as a garbage sell Grant for the local club. Grant the legislative branch of our State in various supply bills. At three different Primary Elections R boda » bynií. Div. 1 Sewing, first, dump. Ordinance No. 133 was pitched well enough to win any ball government so that all needful legis In the meantime the Senate is he has been endorsed by both the Ruth Filly, passed to cover the above „ ____ ___ Mane Ha«1«, second game letting the Tigard club down lation may be enacted to curb the trying to "do something ’ in the way R e p ^ lic a n and Dem ocrattc parties. third UeorK‘abelle Kamberger, honor- Another ordinance No. 134 was with 3 scattered hits. The Beaver- enormous waste of tax money. of finding new sources of revenue It has never been intimated that his able mention, l^aVerne Domogolla, also passed in regards to special ton boys were unable to hit the 1 stand squarely behind the gov but changes are rapid and It is dit- acts were influenced ln any way by Mary w o*L Ribbons were donated election called by the iniative or ref- pitching of Stang who allowed no ernor in his fight to lower taxes. ficult to predict what kind ot meas- partisanship. He deserves the ap- by the Kiwan's club. Charters for erendum petition I such case the hits, and no runs. Several bad er- We, the people of Oregon, shoiyd do Ure will result In a general way proval of the voters of the State ir the c,ubs were on display which had council shall provide holding place tors on the Beaverton Infield lost our duty as citizens in studying me the tax and economy situation seem lespective of party affiliations at tne been ira med by Wm. Smith and o f this election at least 15 days prl- ,he game for the local club, qualifications of the various candi or to date thereof. Final score and to be badly confused, with wide dif- coming Primary Election May 20th. lo m B° y d lineup for last dates for this office and give our Refreshments were served. ferences of opinion between the two The Sundays game. support to that one who is the best H. J. LA R SE N houses and the Administration. It Tigard, Litton C, Jones SS, Stan- qualified to render you that service. Cedar Mills, Rt. 2, Portland cookiea be,nK baked by the 4-H girls Is little use to attempt any statement also sandwiches and coffee donated Oregon Products Essay gel 2nd, Capon M, Gooding RF, By education, training and exper lit' (h a leaders. loo Hneu hy the of governmental policy in this r»- o a k s OPENS _ Drake 3rd, Strauss 1st, Steele LF, ience ,i believe that I am able to cpect until a crystalization of senti Contest Winners Named stang p. render to you that service. N EW RIDES FEATURED DEMOCRATS MAKE SLATE ment occur« ________ Beaverton, Harb LK, Hagoea 3rd, ShoifyJ 1 be nominated and elected The Hale bill, to authorize the Tomorrow, Saturday, la the day Waahimrtnn f'nnntv Allyn C. McAllen 2nd, Brandel M, to the office of State Senator by building of the American Navy up officially aet for the opening of the have annminoeri »h ' J Following Is the list of the win- W isnier SS, Barnes 1st, Allen HI«', the voters of this county, 1 shall during my term of office labor to the limits of the London Treaty. Oaks Amusement Park. Portlan d. dldates fo r * the county Ucket n t nerS <hP ° rPeon Hroduc'" Ksi,ay ° rant **• lcrtrlo n/I U i/ In a ____ . . . . . . | . . Jovland Rides concession« nn<l new vourny * ulkci uis- c ontest sponsored hy the Washing- faithfully for the best interests of does not apropriate money al. hough Joyi«*™ concefl8lons and new tr|Ct Attorney O. A. Cobb, of Beav- ton ei.»^« " r ........ ' , ” features will be readv for the c-aia J v'uuu' OI Dfav' ton County Federated chttos: Washington County and the State it eventually involves quadrupling u wl11 oe icady ror the gala erton; county clerk J. E. Morrissey,, 1at W1|h„ . , age 13. ! e v e n t stRrtini? At 1 o r l n r k ’I ' w o i v « ' 1st W i l h u r 1». i»r ie iH *^ r , h of Oregon. , NOTICE TO VOTERS the annual rate of naval building in ' starting at l ociock. Twelve Cornelius; assessor, B. B. Reeves, v_ . r„ nf tho . aml^ement rides and a naw “ lirvi « , v'ears ot tne Gaston school, ‘ subject thta — Ha l e .Aaiata * 1 laeB ana 3 new L'oa' Cedar Ml s: t r e a s u r e r W w ____ . insists w . ~~ ” ” ’ Mills; and treasurer, W. this country. Senator Hale Walnuts. Poling places In eastern part of gem Junior, attraction augment the Boscow Hnuhn™ Aif.aH u that the United States will rank ••thrillers” along the gladway 2nd . A lrea ” Dob- 2n r1 Helen Vershun. nged 13 years Washington County for election May BASEBALL BENEFIT DANCE fifth among the naval powers of the During the 1932 season at The D e m o t i c ’ ticket™*1' genera‘ ° n the ° r ,hp Metzger Grade School, subject 20, 1932 The Beaverton Baseball club Is Aloha Wheeler hall. The Scaly Mattress Co. world at the expiration of the Lon- oaks, admission to the park will be sponsoring a benefit dance Saturday 3rd I»iNorn Pice, age 1« year» of East Beaverton Hallenbeck Bildg. don Treaty in 1936, having only 68 free, day or night in addition to the night, May 14, at Huber hall. SPLINTERS ♦ he Lincoln School, Forest Grove, West Beaverton Public School. | The purpose of the dance Is to modern ships, Instead of 200. Great many free features offered. The subject, Prunes. Cedar Mills Union Chapel, Britain, with 121, Japan with 156, picnic grounds will be the mecca for raise necessary fi$nds to pay for the Edna Blanken lau rel Community Hall. 4th I-ieonard Arnnt, age IS years France with 153. and Italy with 115 many picknickers with its cozy boy's suits, equipment, rental of the Lelsy - Mrs. Rice residence. of the Lincoln School, Forest Grove, nooks and and tables tables shaded by the will have stronger navies. nooks ball park, club dues. etc. Manning Manning Hall. subject 'The Produrtlon of Strnwber- A good orchestra has been secured Some sentiment developed to post- * lant oak trees A new Kitchenette T h « difference between the Re Metzger Community Club House . ... fl vlpw nf loca.ed on the grounds provides ev- publican« and Democratic party and every effort Is being made to pone action at this time in view or n J «» Middleton School House. 5th Lucilie Matte«on, age 14 * . .. .. .. «onforonon ut convenience for making the pic- Dne a in and the others out. assure everyone a good time. Re expectations that . the conference at __ . Mountain Meacham School House. of the Hillsboro Schools.siipject The freshments will be served during In Mulloy--Carlon School House. Ray Mating Cannery. Geneva might accom p^h someming A huge Ca5?v“. l wm’T ' held at WhPn ,s 3 t»u,z not a termission at reasonable prices. Orenco —City Hall. The first prize of $2 50 is given by ever, * other.” believe that prompt lh* ° » k « Rink Saturday night in Ana' Whpn « 8 a test Reedvllle- School Houpe. will do of the park opening Sisters admirer Here s a nickel the Ray-MaMng Cannery Hlllaboro. measure passage of the — ..... ............. — ce,ebration Kree Purdln School House ( ’Thatcher» The second prize of $2 Is given by noisemakers and serpentine sonny, run and play. much to secure results at the dls- F A R M E R S ’ U NION NOTICE R oy- Moore's Store Bldg. the Hillsboro Argus. . k__ . will be given to every skater on the Small boy Gee that's not enough armament conference when other na- 7 Scholls—I. O. O. F. Hall. The third priz.e of $1 50 is given hy main floor. The session opens at 7 Sister s other boy friend, gives me " " 7 »"”7 ’ * 7 ,„7 The regular monthly meeting of tions understand that this country Sherwood Library Room. and lasts until 11 o'clock. Admis- uime«. Copeland Lumber Co.. Hillsboro the Wahlngton County Unit, Farm will maintain its treaty rights unless North Tigard Tigard Bldg. The fourth prize of $1 Is given by sion to the rink is always free. ers Union, will be held in the court they get together and disarm. South Tigard—I. O. O. F. Hall the Perfection Bakery of Hillsboro, room In Hillsboro, Saturday even ------------------------ * CARD OF TIIANKH By a vote of 316 to 16. and after- Tualatin—City Hall and the fifth prize of $1 is given ing May fourteenth, starting at eight Alber: Anderson, of Aloha, sus only forty minutes of debate, the Verboort Forrester's Hall The Beaverton Relief Committee b^ Supt O. B. Kraus, sharp. House voted approval of a bill au tained severe cuts to his right leg. wish to sincerely thank the public Garden Home School house. -.. ,,- A special meeting to discuss the while chopping thorizing an expenditure of $10,UU 0.0U 0 ‘'pvp,inii a %Pln Ktnton—Grange Hall. Select your graduation gtfts at wood neat .Sherwood The axe went f nd Mr »>V aney of the Theatre for Wheeler Bill 2487 for the remonitl- fo r the next year to provide pen the success of their entertainment Rr(>wns Beaverton Pharmacy. zatton o f silver, will take place omhans through a log, striking hfs leg a , . ... sions for widows and orpnans last frnday and Saturday evening. W ATCH KM G RO W ! Now 1« the place on the same evening, starting What the measure will cost the gov- klan<-‘n8 blow. ^ w Short, chairman. time to plant your garden. Now Is on the same evening, but starting emment in the long run ts uncertain __________________ the time to start your savings ac- This will be an open meeting. All EX-SEKV l< E MEN becatise the faster the veterans die, J. O. Johnson Is a candidate for count with the Bank of Beaverton, interested In the present currency The Aloha Bakery with W. F ree-’ or become dependent, the greater a re- State Kepreientatlve for Washington member Federal Reserve System. situation are Invited to come and man in charge is now open foi Sheriff J. W. Connell gives w-ill be the drain upon the Treasury. nd asks your s»«pport in Apply the same care and cultivation Join In this discussion. Those who business In the old location of "Bills' *ume of work he has accomplished County Three Democrats and thirteen Re restaurant next to the Aloha church, digring his last three years, as sher- the coming primary election Mey to your savings account as you do are circulating petitions will please publicans voted against the measure, in. Mr Johnson is an ex-service to your garden, and your efforts i>■ in».' I l M which Is expected to involve IIUU.- Mr. Freeman has had years of train- 1 ft of Washington county, on page 1 20th. MRS. BERT O'BRIEN, ing in this line of work and is a ->« this issue, Mr. Connell is « can- man and has alwsys been active in win be rewarder with a good crop of 000.000 ln th« next ten ye»rs .dollar«. Secy Wash. Cty Unit Farmers' Union didst« for ra-nomlnatioo for «harlff. ex-Mrvic« men« organization« ftr«t (I s m baker. (Continued on Pag* Twaj H a j e a
