SIXTH YEAR NO. 15 BEAVERTON. OREGON. FRIDAY. TUNE 24. 1932 Whipuet Dog Races Special Tw o New Ordinances Feature at “ Haopv Celebration W Ï «nr Davs” Julv Introduced bv Citv 3-4 Attorney of Beaverton PUBLISHED FA ERY FRIDAY Member of Beaverton Hii>h Remarkable Imorovement School Faculty Announces Noted in New Ford Truck Engagement Last Week An impressive feature >f the Beaverton. Oregon. June _'T Due Beaverton Oregon, June t Of I "H appy Days” celebration will be to the annual school election being interest to the many friends of I the patriotic exercises sponsored by held Monday evening, the adjourned L >'nn Hughs, member o f the Beav- the Am erican Legion and other pa meeting o f the city council was not trlo n U lSh School faculty, is the itriotic organizations. Prom ptly at called to order until 10 p. m. C it y { announcement o f his engagement 19:30 the morning o f July 4 th ev­ attorney M yers presented two oium - M ess (. ladys K in near o f P o rt erything on the grounds w ill close anoes, one in regard to the issu -1 *and. while the band plays the "Star ing of refunding im provem ent ^ be news was made known Sat Spangled Banner.” This will be bonds, the oth er proved fo r the uiday at tea given by Miss Francis J follow ed by the reading of the amending o f ordinance No. 136, Simmons in the green room o f the ! Declaration o f Independence over concerning the contract with Mr. ¡Congress hotel. Friends calling CLAIMS TAXES 10 ! INCREASE WITH COLLEGE MERGER Savs C. J. Bielman Rem arkable improvements have been made in the Ford trucks U N D E R H OOVER CO NTRO L which w ill bring a new measure o f T H E F IG H T F O R R E F E A L economy and efficiency, as well as i R E -O R G A N IZ E SO U TH driver-com fort, to commercial haul ________ P L A T F O R M P O IN T S age. according to Mr. Bielman. John E Burdette o f M cM innville H O U SE B O N U S V O T E Ford dealer at Beaverton. The president of the Oregon Tax Eoual- C O N G R E SS D IV ID E D new trucks are being exhibited by i*atlon und Conservation Leagues E U R O P E M A Y U N IT E Mr. Bielman today, and continuing and opponent o f the proposed bill P A Y IN G B IL L IO N S throughout next week. Ureal bust- to m e ige the two institutions ol D E M O C R A T S Q U IE T ness men a !e expected to visit the higher learning of the state has no showing in large numbers, attrac- intention o f allowing himself to be | ted by the news that the new truck •muzzled" by sponsors o f ihe mean, H oover, w h o ,, p o lic e , gro u n d , T h . „o d u ced into .„ d m u .e e ' r .,v « d b y " M ™ '" 'S t o m o n , " ' h « embody as many improvements as liro or other per8on8> he declttred were generally accepted and praised fla K raising ceremony by the Bov 137, which was voted „„a m„ lhur „ t,ln,!non8- her do the New Ford passenger cars i to the press lust week euboodb . « . « « « » noor n r » . : * » « . b , Sl/ r, L , „ ¿ t . C , u T fo r T u .,“ .n d X X X " ’X L , ? " S T S “ w The new trucks have an econom i-( M r. Burdette's statement was cal 4-cylinder engine, producing a made in reply to a threat made by Tb. renoi.iln.U on ,b . P r ,.,> a ,b ,t on X X V ^ X "< ? . £ £ ^ ¿ " r L f c . S S ? S T S . maximum o f 50 horsepower. Real John Ram agei niember o f the ex­ dent, an assured event, took place Parade w ill then be f nrmoj _ , ____ .. .. - . springs are now semi-elliptic, a n d ^ cu tiv e committee o f the Marion as expected, resulting in the usual ‘»a rc h to the patriotic grounds ^ in ferring to the re fu n d in T '^ h ^ Baker presided over the provide a support fo r the fram e tax teague> o f the staged dem onstration by the dele-1lhe 8°»th ea st corner o f the Park Was held over f t ^ f* >on » , au i ully appointed tea table dur- J5-, inches back o f the rear axle. pr0p08ed measure, that the school gates Vice-President Curtis, about - h e r e the program w ill be completion. ¡in g ^ e first hour and Mrs. E. E. This minimizes fram e distortion on consolidation organization would whose renomination there h a d , Pleted- Com fortable seats, platform «.~~C r> r\ n m oie and Mrs. D. R. Cheney even the roughest roads and under lhro* ,ta ,, , been considerable discussion se- p,ano and decorations make this r' e C e ,D t *o r Lash D ra w n i “ K he a ®00» 41 hour. Assisting heavy loads, which means that the .nor M eier’s tux reduction program cured a m ajority on the first roll 11 most desirable place fo r the na at R a r t lr F C - . L , , t U! t ',le room were Mesdames body will last longer. I I I M which Burdette is sponsoring, un- call through a switdh o f one sta te's! trlotic exercises. TUe Old S o ld i™ K t l , m , n a t e S T a x Bernhardt W agner. W a lter Shaub. The coupling shaft, which links , h „ ., . . .. r " . , , , ‘*‘ ss ne would cease atturklng the votes Th e party ticket fo r this Drum Corps have been engaged fo r ~ ----------- * ! ,2 e Janz' A rth ur Fox. Misses the transmission with the drive-shaft sc[10<)i M ary the Reynolds year offers the same candidates the day o f the Fourth. The "Revenue A ct o f 1932" re-i ,ance8 Chambers. now is o f tubular cons.ruction. 2 ' ..When the Ume arrives that> £ who went to victory in 1928. I A special added attraction o f th is ! 4Uires on and af- an‘ Miss Ruth Cleland is a graduate of inches mis r,,„ that „ „ every , 000 bank __j Kinnear in diameter, with > »«* « wln permit m yself to be muzzled There to * ,t w l„ bo tlme fo r 8,ow lnU8ic and Oregon S t a » college and a mem­ forged steel splines. Th e P a rty platform , as submitted w m “b . “ h ™ w h fp T t lat' S ^ l l e c t 3 2c e ^ h ' check 1(>tpd a3 ber o f Kappa Kappa Gamma social universal joint at each end A bl- f ,o w e rs .. Burdette wa, by the Resolutions Committee, de- Th ... , V ppet dog races. or order fo {( r payment of mom y fraternity, Mr. Hughes is a grudu- partible coupling makes it possible say jng « h n t i n f d a re d against resubmission of pro- , . ™ heats on Ju'y charged to a customer's account easily and Burdette declar<.s that he ,8 . ate o f P a cific college at Forest to removs the shaft hibition fo r retention or repeal, but - . ppet dogs are the The act also provides that this lBonillly opposed to thp 8Cbool.me Grove and has been connected with ijuickly if necessary fo r serv.es provided fo r a vote o f the states . a s.es ,an 013 ^ tbat run on *our charge shall be collected and re­ The drive-shaft likewise is a steel ,ng btu on ih<> ground8 that jt w j„ the faculty at Beaveron high school in conventions to determine how 2.kS’ n e» l l y ° * note Is that o f iu iii mitted monthly to the Federal tube, also 2 inches in d am eter add heav„ y to 8taUs BXpenae and fo r a number o f years. each state m ay deal w ith the li- '*! y ' who has tbe w °>ld’s rec- Government with large forged steel splines It re8uU m(.na8ed taxes lath erth an ql,or traffic, and subject to protec-, «> » * « . « - *• There isnT any tax. however, on .evolves in double roller bearings. eco|lomie8 AaWe fro|ll thi3 per8on. RO W E--ROBINSON W E D D IN G tion from the Federal Government by do” f nt ° a ? ard?n i,avlnSa account withdrawals or In the rear axle the outstanding to those states which desire to re- " er dogs entered in the wbpn the denositnr eall» •.* ih , . . h .. Bl viewpoint, Burdette's ch ief rea- The la u re l Comm unity hall was bord principle of tne straddle- 8 traddla- so„ for opposin the i8 due „ tain prohibition .ace are Highland T„d d ,e T ^ iJ ™ depositor calls at the * the fact that the Marion county WHabeMe, v l v . A r ^ i M e r ^ B a m r c l e T * ' T Z “ reC* lpt / T ***'1 th“ “C‘ ne 01 “ V° ‘ y P' e,ty Wedd,n8 moun.ed pinion la retained, — M ilitant W eis, led by Dr Nich- B il, Coleen Moore sulnllWHV fr° m hl8 checkm K account instead .Saturday. June U th at 8:30 o'clock, bronze thrust plate, which together ... . . . . J ____ oiganization has so twisted its olas Murray Butler, and Senator a ir ' n m . ’ p • , ' a regular check. when Miss Anna Belle Robinson maintain alignm ent o f ring gear . , . .. . , name as to make it appear that the Bingham of Connecticut, insisted from differen t citiea11^ ^ 0^ . ^ rth* The Bank o f Beave rton- a Mem- became the bride o f Lester Rowe, and pinion. R ein forcin g webs are h , .... . „ . . . . . u *c » ° ° l b» l » “ 8 the support of the upon a straight-out repeal declara- wt,8t th north- ber o f the Federal Reserve Bank, R ev. H. A. Deck o f Hillsboro of- to . be . noted in the axle housing (ta U ,ea e tlon and lhe m atter had to be ... commlMApa hotl. . wUl * * 8 lad to explain this new flciating. j and new double roller bearings in He denounced this deception be- The ceremony took place on the the rear under the nettled on ,h , flo or o f the eonveh- , „ a p,..c lit X .1 1 ^ hubs. the load load > r e the 8tute aupreme fls main floor o f the hall before a center. ene Q» lbe opponents o f the bill lubstlttde^'thetr* n O n k ' for 'T h a l of tw ompleted n e m c for one of the F E B D bank G K O N o K f It fern 81‘ E A K S TO snapdragons, rose- Brake drums now are made of seekinR tQ hayp th(> bu„ ot UUa substitute their plank ror tnat or in0bt entertaining celebrations ever h k a v ih t iix K ll. l V K I II R . , , - . - the Administration held in shutp park There wjn bp B E A V E R T O N K1W A N IS C L U B buds. canterbury bells, and sweet cast alloy iron, which tests Indicate chanKod to more npar,y repreapnt The uwua.1 rou lin * organization ball games beiween teams o f the Beaverton. Oregon, June 2 4 -F e rd ' ' m j Beeler o f Beaverton sang do not easily score. They are also , he lntention8 o f the bll,.a backprHi resistant to warping under heat or (md dec|ared , hal the Btate Ioague o f the convention was marked by Tualatin V alley lea gu e, and also,G roner. Interesting speaker, ad- j i Heart .. a Haven^‘ acoompan ba8 no 8 y m pat by witb the figh t be.ween contending fa the Am erican Junior League teams, dressed the Beaverton K iw anis club td by Mrs Bee ler The wedding break pressure. The new fram e has a number o f The supreme court changed the »' 1 ,1 ? Ur ’’ “ '• « » * '» I. . 1 0 » W .d »..d .y »d „ v c - r ir o ^ ^ lX h X h X S 5 Its width, ba|j)d . features. where old-line political important lemuren. *<-n title from "BUI moving, con- ion of aL l|Hre. °.fu the celebration, a talk on his recent European tour. by M r, Bceler, who also played soft tempted to prevent recognition depth and strength provide ample HOndaBng and changing state Ins i- 2 L . I .......f h * . hei d. ln _ the auditorium the Members, in place o f m eeting at 1 niUf)ic during conci-atulations. the Hoover-created organization o f n lgh . o f July 2 prom ptly at nine ' ^ " ’ music a u rin f congratulations, bupport for bodies. Back o f the j uBona •> to read "B ill m oving uni- their states The first decision o f (,-C|ock and . '. h° m e next week wil1 . >°ln T m he in “ mar . — with the e bride, unur, who «m r was wan given *“ ■"* cab, the side members are parallel, ^ergjtyi normal and law school. Es- their states The first decision ot o ’clock and w ill be follow ed by V ancou ver lodge to observe, along riage by ber brother, Clarence R »h - which K, eatiy facilitates the niount-1 j uniol colleges. The the National Committee repudiated dancing. Tl the National Committee repudiated dancing. The Temple eight piece w ith the 2,000,000 members nation in8on wore a dress o f white net tng o ( bodics o f d ifferen t types. court ,Ilujntained thut the word the President's policy in the South orchestra nf p „ r, i 7 2 ‘ ~ rrniirv delegates in the S from o u t h ---- - - - celebration last y e a r P ha ve - U -- n R e d ^ S t " - KiWania ” ° Ur ’ . ‘ n ‘ hc over ta ffeta with lace cap to match T h . fram e Is low. which makes It « conai)||datin g" was argu m en U tive and threw out the fo r h the Mississippi and South Carolina that been contraCted for thu ' L ' d S , and Canada The and carried a hou.juet o f white convenient for t«a.ding from a P *a t- (on ^be ground that the bill porvid- w ore the H oover tac ,,,. _ ' caravan w ill leave Beaverton at , , , w ore tne n o o ver tag V otin g fo r the queen w ill close 6 45 o'clock losebuds and sweet peas. form or from the cu r«. ! ed f or five campuses, the same as There are two chassis wheelbases a ^ present. The phrase, "changing Subsequently, the figh t was ca r-'p ro m p tly at 130 p. m. Tuesday,: ’ ! Miss Emma Findley o f Cedar rled to the Credentials Committee, June 28. N o votes placed in the' F A R M E R S P I E A S F D W IT H ¡Mills, maid o f honor, wore green available and in addition, the spec- 8 ta tB institutions o f higher educa- ‘ J ‘ ' W I II Itnffotn nnH enrripri ir bouquet o f 1 ta ffeta and lal Standrive chassis and the com- tjoni" Was declared insufficient. where the H ooverites from South ballot box can be counted after P R IC E S Ol- !• K R I.I» FO R ll.\^ pink rn.-cbud... The bridesmaids, m ereiai car Chassis. Many dtffer- Carolina managed to reverse the that time. As soon as the votes The change in ballot title w ill Miss Evelyn Schulmerlch in pale tn t body types, fittin g any busi­ necessitate a new start in obtain­ N ational Comm ittee and later took are counted the result w ill be an- W ashington County farm ers ha.-|KIOcn g00rgette tnd Mi88 Melba ness, aro available for these chasis ing names fo r the initiative meas­ their seats in the convention How- nounced. The one receiving the ves ing^ en eai y ciop of c lo v e r , BraUa, In peach georgette, carried In addition to fine appearance, an ure. The names of 17,888 voters ever. P erry Howard, veteran negro highest number o f votes w ill be power and must be on the petitions by July politician from Missiissippi. won his elected queen, and the four re r ^ ' b e i ^ ^ f f e r e r L n “ linu'ually l o - V ^ Mills a ir o f great strength, line, ^ jn order piacP |b<> measure on figh t against an all-white group, | ceiving the next higest number ot price for thpir hav in , he fieId du<1 E verett Findley o f Cedar Mills stamina pevrades the entire and speaks volumes fo r the 8er_ the ballot. Opponents o f the meas­ votes w ill be the princesses. to the fa ct tb , iast VP.U8 croD ha„ " ’vas ljeHt mun- which had the Adm inistration's ure are seeking to thwart the gett­ Votes can be secured at most all L n en U reli d ls ^ le d o f ThC ' itt,e fl° Wer * ,rl’ M i'dred backing In the end, the H oover o f the stores in Hillsboro. Laurel entirely disposed o f. IJamel, wore a yellow organdie pected to give local business men. ing o f names by givin g as wide policy was upheld in Georgia. Louis­ distribution as possible to the true Plains, H elvetia, A C I IIF V F M F N T C E R T IF IC A T E S h&‘ and d n 'HH a " d rarfled R ba" ket iana, and South Carolina, blit the Cornelius. North Patronize our advertisers. nature o f the bill which they claim Z h C i u i LEAD ERS * s . ter f the veteran politician scored a victory Aloha and Reedville. or anyone can W S U E U ^ purchase them outright at the Mrs. M ary Hamol, sister o f the i w ill coat the taxpayers upwards o f In the Mississippi decision $ 6 , 000,000 rather than save, as the Chamber o f Commerce. T ific a .e s have i which was WB8 served in lhe ^ I , Achievem ent “ ^ certificates dining ‘Iron Man Grant” win» Th e Republican platform en­ bill’s backers claim. The oppon- aorsea H n o oover o ver leadership m u » > 44 iH emergency ----, , j been Issued to Mrs. A. M. Jannsen, room to 250 guests. She was as­ dorsed T w o Baseball Gaines 00,8 bas*‘ ,helr rlal,ns on the fo>- loans to states fo r unemployment J°,?r U!,lne8S no* stand B eaverton; Mrs. Lola M. Bear, sisted by the brides sisters, Mrs. a s m a ll a d v p r tia im r an nronr inli.rn __ __ j __ lowing facts. relief, cooperative farm marketing, “ smal* advertising appropriation,. K eedville and Miss Dorothy Burns, Ida K leicr, Mrs. Clara Erickson, 1 The bill, If passed, would Garden Home, 4-H club leaders in Mrs. Rachel H offm an, Mrs. Ruth revision o f veteran s legislation to better advertise It fo r .ala. Beaverton, Oregon, June 21 Rus- wreck the new unified system sewing. DeHaan, Mrs. Fanny R ow e, and elim inate irregularities and effect sel Grant, ace pitcher fo r the Beav- which the state board of higher the sister-in-law Mrs. Clarence economies. participation in the ‘ **' l*A V I 8 F .N T E K T A IN N erton Ball club, played the Iron education has outlined to go into F R IE N D S A T C A R D P A R T Y !C A I T A I N C U L L E N RE E I.E C TP:i> Robinson. W orld Court and in international J man role Sunday and won both e ffe c t July 1, with a saving o f up­ , . . . the event nf hreat ----------- BY IN D IA N W AR VETERANS A fte r lunch, dancing was enjoyed conference in or „ a .m eat j ends o f a double header from the wards o f $ 1 , 000,000 annually „ _ . Davis o f Omaha, Neb., ' by the guests, with the Laurel or- against the K e llo g g Peace pact, an h h Kppn Viaitimr relatives and Cornelius club by a score o f 6 to 5 2 That states m aintaining con- international conference on mone- ^ ho has t,e^n vls t g relatives and Captain John W. Cullen, veteran chestra furnishing music and 12 to 4 A t no time was Grant t solidated Institutions pay on the ^ rv ouestions including silver. re- f riend* Por land and Beaverton ^ the Yakjm a Indjan war of > A ftp r a 8hort weddlng trip the in any great danger and in addl- average $60 more per student each rary quesuous, » f or tbe pagt three weeks, gave a , vision of the banking laws to p ro -:“ ' 1 *----- ------- -------- - r>--------- 1s«a. „„„„a tect depositors and the ta r iff to mo8t «njoyable card party in Boyd’s 1 ’ 8 [®-elect*d grand com : ounK coupie wm make thelr homp tion to pitching fine ball he got a year than where state universities three base hit in the 2 nd game to and colleges are sepan%e. equalize advantages o f foreign n a - * rove Tuesday afternoon. Tw enty- " ) and* r North"* P a l - l l r r . Z S '» ? ™ , * * Cedar Mills. ■ i tWO lflfilPQ wnrn in _. i _ til 0 i flC’ illC COftSt At th? drive in a couple runs. All ln all 3 That the proposed measure tiorm with (lpDreciatod currencies. lwo muies were in attendance. , . _ ---- — .... - - . • ---- 1 ---- -— _ ____joint encampment o f the veterans r o a d R U IN G W ID E N E D A T Mr. Grant had a large afternoon. w ill necessitate an imm ediate ex­ undoubtedly a H oover plat-|A f 'er a delicious luncheon cards a d the gon8 and Daughters of DANGEROUS IN T E R S E C T IO N It was unaouuieuiy were enj oyed ln wblcb Mrs. H arry — .............. ...1 The Beaverton club plays Orenco penditure o f several million dollars Indian W ar Veterans Wednesday form. this coming Sunday at Orenco. Hudson won high honors at 500,1, *V7’ _ ' 7 . „ .. : | to adequately care for the shift o f B y a vote o f 209-176. the House and Mrg A E Hanson first prize ,n the P y th,an Temple in Portland Beaverton. Oregon, June 2 4 -A Final s "ip and lineup for last students to the Corvallis campus, agreed to Issue $2.400.000,000 In new at bridge and M rs. E. W. W ood- Captaln Cu,>en was ,he « » ' y Indian much needed Improvement is noted . urn ay gam e land that students who are now de- currency to provide funds fo r the ru ff the 8eCond prize Mrs. Davis w ar veteran attending the session in the widening o f the Canyon road lst game, Beaverton, Heim ke 3rd pendent on part-time o f full-time imm ediate payment o f bonus cec* ( left fo r her home Thursday. ! -------------- -------- j 1'* ,be intersection with Broadway a goes .F , Allyn C, Barron 1st. work in a combined population o f tificates and while the form er ser-, ___________________MRS. E L IZ A B E T H B E R S T slr«’et. The county road crew are i> t .1- 1 2nd’ Brandle M, Matzke 27,000 would, under the school-mov- vice men ln the capital were jubi- You r wants may be found In th e' busy at this point, where several . ismer S.S, i.ran t P. lng |>ill. be forced to seek employ- lant over their victory, it was ap- classified columns. Mr8 EI,znbeth Berst, or as sh. near accidents have occurred. The o m sllu . R a tr.ti M Finnegan m,,nt ln Corvallis, a rtty of 7.500 parent that the bonus would not b e ___________________ w as generally known ’Aunt L ib ''' travelin g public we are sure w ill be 1st. Mlsremin 2nd, Bagley CF, population paid. President H oover had prom , ) K C. E. M ASO N R E -E L E C T E D died suddenly Tuesday at her home grateful fo r this Improvement, Olsen LF, M iller R F W lvht 3rd I» c k e t t Vanloo P I 4 Thnt 11 w l" de8,roy lsed to veto the measure if it d i r f X 'T O R ON SCHOOL B O A R D ®n , ,U a lk e r road The '» » c r a l was P A S T O R F IL L S P U L P IT Score Beaverton vs' Cornelius: 2nd ' n T ^ C r a n l ^ and d ' h » d th e W h i t e H ou se , an d the h’ M ' F u n ‘ IN D IA N crarwo- Ti a ^ mouth, Aflhland and I/nOrande 1 - - • leral home with interment in Cres gam e. Beaverton. Heim ke 2na. . . . . . . . . vote in the House was n ow h ere, School election was held in the cent G rove cemetry. a i i «., r> r> u r,«. „ . errate untold hardships on persons Beaverton, Oregon, June 24 -At Allyn C, — Rohrer R F , _ Barron . , „ near the two-thirds which would be b|gb school Monday evening. Dr .. . __ 1st. , i forced . to move from these centers She was 73 years old, born in the regular Nazarene prayer meet- *. . . necessary to override his disapproval Mason was elec ed to succeed 1 ” w,v” ................... ................. ............. •— • — ------ M atzky CF, Hagoes 3rd, W iamer to other congested districts, where Just when Congress w ill adjourn hlni8t,lf jn 0 „ i ce and Mrs. John Indlana 8" d came a c r ,’H8 t»® P|a,n '» g Wednesday evening the mem- SS. Brandle L F , Orant P they w ill be forced to buy new continues to be something o f an un- Haulcnbeck was elected clerk to «»^ S h e was p o th e r o f Mrs hers w e,e pleasantly surprised by; , l au ™ V » ^ s at conaidemble personal loss . ^ ^ vv. B. Davey, Mrs. E. K Monohan. n visit from Tx>ui<‘ Ailams. the In- F?nne « certainty the tw go in to ; succeed Francis ore. There *^r8 O. _ ft T1 . nn; 8" J i 1’ O “ " 5 That the bill does not provide 4 as aw - o houses «efmnmv 4 1 Liverm ^ Heitzman, Portland. Mrs dian preacher, tve was accompanied LF, Fahl RF, E W ight C. R W ig h t , fQr r„ duHng thp mm„ gp o f 2 04 fo r conflict on the national economy wag an extra large crowd at this w f , ai Km 4 U 6 $ raiiPf rhp 1 ai ^ Melloy. Vancouver, Wash., ‘ , Young People to G ive S