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Established 1927
SEV ENTH YEAR NO. 8
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GUESTS ÄT LOCAL
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BE \\ E RT< )N, ( )REG()N, FRIDAY. MAY 12,1933
Commencement Dated
For June 2 at High School
BEAVERTON TOWN
DR.MASON DECLARES
L TO HAVE
NEED OF COUNTY
NEW FLAG TUBERCULOSIS CLINIC
Commencement
exercises for 38
| girls and 26 boys in the Beaverton j
high school will be held at 6 p. m
; June 2 in the school auditorium. I. R. i
; Metzler,
superintendent, has an- ;
i nounced.
The class will furnish four speakers
RACE
DOGS
H O U S E D ■ music and entertainment.
There 1000
FEE T OF W A T E R
i will be no outside speaker.
L. D. !
IN B E A V E R T O N
P IP E T O BE S O L D
Dean, chairman of the school board,
will present the diplomas. Rev. Char- j
The Daughters of the Union Veter­ ; lew Clarke, Congregational minister,
Town Council met last Monday night
ans met at the home of Mrs. Briggs will deliver the baccalaureate address : Present were Couneilmen Barne®, Bos­
la®t Monday. A one o'clock luncheon at 7:30 p. m. May 28 in the school' well, Fordney and Koshland, Mayor
was enjoyed after which a business auditorium.
Fisher, recorder Smith, attorney Rei-
meeting was held. Three state o ffi­
mer and water superintendent Goyt.
cers were present Mrs. Anna Warren
Minutes of last meeting read and aj>
Girl President Chosen
state president; Mrs. Efberg, state
proved. Boswell moved purchase of a
treasurer; and Mrs. Nellie Martin,
By Student Body new flag for Town Hall, motion car­
state treasure, also
visitor® from j
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ried by unanimous vote.
Hillsboro. A most enjoyable time was i por
first time in the history of
Fordney recommended that we sell
had by all the guests, there being Beaverton high school a girl has been 1000 feet eight inch water pipe to
about 30 present.
elected to head the student body next highest bidder—motion carried.
Call
Messrs Tom Keene and O'Connor |
I fau.
iuii. The
iu c young woman upon whom for bids appear in the Enterprise, cur­
have rented the Bill King and Gaskill this honor has been conferred is Miss rent issue.
place for their dogs which will race Margaret Dickman, a member of the
Barnes recommended that indus­
in Portland this month.
There are class of 1934. Miss Dickman was elec­ trial accident insurance for all Town
about 150 dogs here from Belmont, ted president o fthe Girl Reserves last employee® be carried—to-date. Rec­
California, greyhounds, and about 12 year, and in addition to being assistan ommendation prevailed.
families accompanied the dogs, who ant advisor, of that club, is president
Resolution No. 5 by Boswell author-
have rented furnished houses in the of the Junior class.
She is fully ca- i izing Town attorney Relmer to draw-
vicinity of Beaverton. They expect to j pabie of handling the problems which up new Town charter. Fee to be $250
be here about three months.
confront a student body president as exclusive of advertising and printing.
Thirty young people attended the | haa been shown by her activity during Resolution No. 5 was adopted.
Bible Study class at the R. B. Me Minn j jiei. three years in high school,
Superintendent Goyt gave favorable
home on the Canyon Road Saturday
report progress work on water pipe
evening. Mr. Garnet led the meeting
line.
Crop Production Loan
with a discussion of the second chap­
Councilman Fordney was authorized
Given 210 County Farmers to purchase several sections o f wood
ter of Timothy II. The meeting clos­
ed with a devotional song fest.
pipe for water main leading into Town
John Rose and son John Jr., left for
Checks totaling $22,910 have been for emergency.
St. Paul by motor.
distributed to 210 farmers in Wash­
Councilman Boswell was appointed
Louese Carter and daughter Gene­ ington county from the crop produc­ on finance committee in absence of
vieve were Sunday guest® at the Wil- j tion loan office in Minneapolis. Time Livermore.
liam Wiest home in Portland.
for making application for these loan®
Barnes moved that recorder be in­
Sigfred Wolf, son of Mr. and Mrs. closed April 30 and some o fthe appli­ structed to notify ail those delinquent
Lawrence Wolf, has been confined at I cants have not yet received their street assessments to be paid now,
home with the flu. He is a student at j money. Loans have averaged ap­ motion carried.
Benson Polytecnic.
proximately one hundred and ten dol­
Latest report State Board of Health
Misses Harriet and Margaret West lars to each individual farmer. The on water municipal reservoir, shows
were guests of their sister Lois at Pa- county committee who handled the re- grade “ A ;" bacteria or gas, "Zero.’—
cific University last week-end.
ceiving of applications here consisted ideal condition.
Mrs. M. C .McKercher entertained a of Omar Fendall, Forest Grove; Ben
Councilman
Koshland will have
group of her friends from Portland J Heesacker, Forest Grove, and Frank charge work beautifying Front Street
at a waffle supper.
E. Rowell, Route 2, Hillsboro.
$10 was contributed
Beaverton Grange will meet In regu-•
Re-grading Short street will begin
lar session Saturday, May 13, at 10:30. ;
soon with Councilman Bishop ®upei in­
Ladies
Aid
Studying
Mother’s Day will be featured by the j
tending the work.
History of Indians Attorney Reimer reported good pro­
children of the Grange at the lecture
hour and the Rev. Mr. Clark will give j
gress made on new Town charter.
a talk on "Modern Mothers."
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Bethel
Finance committee recommended
Mrs. James Kelly who is visiting at Congregational Church met Thursday the following claims be allowed on
the home of her mother Mrs. John with thirty persons in attendance. account Stipe trial of recent date at
Dobbins was in the hospital a couple The study of
the American Indian Hillsboro, Flegel, Reynolds & Smith,
of days last week, having undergone a was continued with a report on The $22.35; George Thyng $3; Lela Richey
tonsil operation.
Governments' Relation to the Indians, $5; Thomas Bishop $5; G. P. Fordney
Dewey the Plumber is plumbing the a short talk on The Art of the Indian $5; Albert E. Wilson $5; Fred Braun
Cooper house near Tigard.
by Mrs. Walker, an article on Medical $4:50; Lewis Smith $5.
P. M. Madden rented the Nelson Aid of the Indian by Mrs. Elizabeth
Motion to adjourn on call carried.
house and 5 acres to C. E. Doty of Taylor. Indian music was furnished
Portland, also Welder house on Wash-
Harry Barnes who sang Pale Moon
ington and 2nd to G. E. Jack, a cousin an(j M n . Elizabeth Taylor who played Moving Pictures Shown
o f W. A. Smith, recently from North a plano solo Indian Lodge. The pro-
at Club Meeting
Dakota.
gram closed with a delightful talk on
The Sorento club met with Mrs. Ol- p ersonai Experiences Among the In-
The Congregational club held a very
son Thursday.
A most enjoyable dianjS ^y Mrs. C. E. Moore, who was a
i
entertaining and instructive evening
time was had in needlework with light ( eac^cr ¡n the Indian schools. A deli-
Monday night.
Dr. Harold Tuttle.
refreshments served.
cious basket luncheon was served at 1
1 president of the Congregational club
M, . „ a Mr*. K ,.n * H o w « o. P e r ,
Blrlhday
land, were visitors of the J. H. Ft lsher ded tQ Mrs Johnson, mother of Mrs. j Mr orwJ „ „ „
Mr. and Mrs. Warner showed mov­
home Sunday.
Meyers.
ing pictures and gave a talk on Mex-
Mrs. C. J. Bielman drove to Seattle
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ico. The male quartet o f Pacific uni-
Saturday, returning Monday accom­
ReturnS from Hospital
ver®ity sang several selections. The
panied by her father O. Hagoes, who
After Lone Illness1 ulk bv Prof
sutch
on Bro»d intofPul-
minded
has been seriously ill for some time
v
wcia
churches n
of f today,
was trnrv
very interest­
Her sister, Mrs. Agnes Morgan also
ing.
came home with her to aid in caring
W. Campbell who has been in a : Rev. Snyder, former pastor of the
for their father.
Portland hospital since February re-1 church made a brief speech,
Mr. and Mrs. John McLeod were turned home near Raynard’a Oak
i About 100 people were served din­
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Essex Grove this week. Mr. Campbell un­
ner
The rooms were beautifully
Marsh Sunday, accompanying Mr. and derwent three operations in Portland
decorated with spring blossoms giv­
Mrs. Marsh to a show in Portland in but
is recovering at the present
ing a distinctive air to the occasion.
the afternoon.
writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walker and
Approximately $750,000,000 In gold
two daughters of Rickreall and Mrs
Three Ricks of Wood
coin and gold certificates has been re­
Ova Smith of Dallas, were week en.l |
guests at the home of Mis. Rachel Taken from Newman Home turned to the 12 federal reserve banks
since the bank holiday and in accord­
Walker at the old Meadow Farm.
Mrs. Walker is still very 111 at her j Mrs. George Newman states that on ance with the presidential order re­
home.
last Tuesday night three ricks of stove quiring the deposit of such coin and
Mrs. Noreen Allyn who is teaching wood were taken from her wood pile | certificates with either member bank®
school near McMinnville spent the _ thi® is quite a loss as Mr. Newman Is | o fthe reserve system or with the re-
week end at home with her sister E r - , blind and wood is scarce these hard i serve banks proper. It is estimated
J close to $900,000,000 in the two forms
ma Nelson, returned with her for a timeg
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I of gold have not been returned.
weeks visit at McMinnville.
Gus Desinger returned home the j Former Beaverton Folks
LIFE
latter part of last week from Carlton,
Visit Friends Here
whete he had spent the past two
Like the sea stormily crashing against
week® lathing a building. S. A. Fred-
Mrs. Uptegrove and daughter Miss
the rock®,
ricksen is the carpenter In charge of
Phyllis, of Portland, but formerly of Beating, tearing, thundering against
the work.
Beaverton, took dinner with Mr. and
you—
E. Extrom Is seriously 111 at his
Mrs. George Newman Sunday—while Madly charging back, tearing across
home on the Canyon road.
in town they also called on their old
you—
Dewey Drorbnugh and Bill Smith time friends Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Watts Then wearily retreating, leaving you
fished at Madias, on the Deschutes
battered and torn.
river over the week end and report a
Tired, restless, I creep hack again
KF.I» CROSS U N IT M EET
good catch of fish.
The Washington County Red Cross
and again,
Mrs. R. M. Miller enteitained with Unit met Thursday, May 12, at the To search for the clear beauty, the
Evangelical church.
The
rest and peace of your depths.
a luncheon and bridge party at her Tigard
home on Lombard street, last Thurs­ meeting was called for the purpose of Tenderly I caress the corroded surface.
Softly touch the scars I’ve made,
day afternoon.
Seven ladies from taking care of business matters.
Until a gentle calm heals and soothes
Portland were in attendance.
First
Slight Misunderstanding
our weariness.
prize was won by Mis. Boucher and
A woman had advertised for a maid Lulled In your serenity, I find this
second by Mrs. Troy.
quiet beauty,
Fay Evans and A1 Wismer fished When the first applicant presented
But there was glorious splendor In
herself the woman said to her:
at Oceanlake Sunday.
"What about your references?”
the rampant spray,
Miss Bonny Smith is back at the
"References?’ repeated the girl with A mad. wild beauty in it® hungry
Greyhound Lunch Room after a two
eagerness.
I a sniff.
weeks vacation with her mother at
j "Yes.’ was the reply. "M y adver- Leaving a disturbing undercurrent
Na[l pa.
swirling in Its wake.
I tlsement stated, ’excellent reference«’
M A R IE V. W IKE EN .
’Oh," »aid the girl tossing her head j
Aloha, Oregon
Read the Classified ads.
" I thought that applied to you.’
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
Councilman Koshland
Heads Civic Improvement
WORLD R E C H I
PROGRAM BEING
SLOWLY ENDUED
Councilman Koshland is plowing
and cultivating parcels o f ground on
Front street, preparatory for planting
| of shrubs and flowers.
He is to be
commended for his efforts. There is
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| a show of loyalty, friendliness and
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P
C I Ilf A
I y e n
i c u p , cheerfulness where there le a garden,
OF M O V E
iv ilx o . I. W A L N l K I o Ixfc.* in these depressing times a sunny I N F L U E N C E
apot to look upon. You don't have to
E L E C T E D P R E S I D E N T wait for prosperity to create this B E G I N N I N G T O S H O W
claim and happiness. It will pay divi­
One by one the various pieces o f
Sixty membeis of the Beaverton dends for the time you spend and in­
Parent Teacher association saw the vites, sells your town, makes friends. legislation in President Roosevelt®
gigantic program for the recovery of
first showing in Washington county
tha United States and the entire
of the two tuberculosis films being
Gavel Presentation
world are being enacted.
shown by the Oregon Tuberculosis
Each o f these moves has hod its
Made to Gales Grange
association as a feature of the coun­
i influence here and every community
ty wide early diagnosis campaign, at
The gigantic
In apite of the inclement weather of in the United States.
a meeting Monday night at Beaver­
ton high school. Mrs. Isabella M. May 6 a large delegation from Beuver- Tennessee Valley reclamation project
Walker, re-elected president at Mon­ ton Grange visited Gales Grange at is now well under way, with thous­
day night's meeting, presided. Dr. C. Forast Grove and presented the Wash­ ands of young men already in camp or
E. Mason. Beaverton physician, spoke ington County Traveling Gavel. The about to be transported to camps In
following the movies which were ex­ lecture hour in the afternoon was de­ the reforestation program.
Then came the announcement with
hibited by Homer A. Chamberlain, the voted to demonstrations by the var­
association field representative. Dr. ious departments o f the Forest Grove respect to monetary standards which
had its echoes around the world.
Mason declared there is need for a tu­ High School.
Close on the heels of this executive
berculosis clinic to examine persons
Those present fromBeaverton were:
exposed to the disease and that ar- 1 Mrs. H. P. Downing, Mr. and Mrs. A. S move, Congress came forward with
rangements for such a clinic in the Funston, A. M. Kennedy, Genevieve the enactment of the inflation and
near future could be worked out by Carter, Mrs. E. G. Perkins, Mrs. F. farm mortgage bill, and the half bil-
Austin, Mrs. Carl Hansen, Mrs. John j lion dollar relief appropriation which
the county medical society.
Mis. Hazel Foeller, county public Dobbins, Mrs. Louise Carter, Mrs. M. ] will mean work for thousands o f men
health nurse, was introduced and re­ C. McKercher, Mrs. Walter Van Kleek , throughout the nation.
Each and every one o f these ha® its
ported on several phases of her work. Mrs. Laura Emmons, Mrs. Margaret
Mrs. E^sex Marsh installed the of­ Denney, Mrs. Fiancis Donaldson, Mrs. reaction In Industry, business and
John Felsher, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis commerce. The stock market, which
ficers for next year as follows:
had languished for months in the al­
President, Mis. Bell Walker.
Stark and William Dessinger.
1st vice-president,
Mrs.
Glenn
The traveling gavel will next be pre­ most state of innocuous desuetude,
Hughes.
sented to Green Mountain Grange at suddenly sprang Into feverish activity.
Tickers fell far behind in quotations,
2nd vice-president Mrs. Sarah Hard­ Buxton.
so rapidly were transaction.« in trad­
man.
ing at times. Commodity prices have
Secretary Mrs. W. H .Boswell.
Seeds Now Available
felt the strengthening force behind
Treasurer. Mrs. W. H. Engleke.
Historian, E. G. Webb.
for Those Registered this program o f inflation, and prices
have been steadily on the up grade.
Mr. Hugh, who has served as hi«-
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Along with these reactions have
torian for the past two years gave a
The County Court has made pro-
complete report on the history of the vision for seeds to .plant a space come executive orders through var­
P. T. A. work.
j 60x100, to those persons registered for ious governmental departments calling
Mr. and Mrs. Essex Marsh were relief in the county. Appropriation® | for curtailment in operating expenses.
given a rising vote of thanks for their wiil be available Saturday at Hillsboro Consolidations have been effected,
work enabling the school to have a i Those wishing seeds must present | salary reductions have been ordered,
public tennis court. Mrs. Marsh res- | their relief registration cards. It is ; and the end o f the program ha® not
ponded saying she felt the credit was possible the local relief board may be | been reached yet.
Back tn the mind of the Chief Ex-
due to the members of the P. T. A. able to provide seeds later,
. ecutlve lies the hope and desire to
and patrons o f the district, who
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bring the old ship of state out of the
i financial storm In which she haa
court. The student body gave the p .
at Wednesday Meeting I threatened to founder. The sails are
i being trimmed fn order that she may
T. A. a vote o f thanks in a very pleas- j
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ant way, for the tennis court.
The Beaver Chapter O. E. S. enter- | weather the gale and ride out into
Mrs. Marsh was re-appointed chair- ta|netj the mothers in the Chapter and smooth water, which will bring peace
man of the pre-school children.
j the birthday guests of May at the ' and happiness, and an evenly balan­
Mrs. Walker expressed pleasure foi nveetlng Wednesday evening. The pro ced government and people, back into
the cooperation extended her a® presi- j gram consisted of a flower drill with being. The job Is a gigantic one, and
dent and hopes to make the next yeai | ten daughters, tap dances by Marjory Is going to require not only individual
a bigger one.
Junor, and a group o f Mothers Day but united effort in its accomplishment
With this Idea in the mind of the
At the close of the meeting refresh- j
by the women’s trio of the First
President, there are ®ome who are
ments were seived in which the teach­ Presbyterian Church of Portland.
wondering Just how the average Am­
ers were hosts.
erican citizen is reacting to his pro­
Miss Virginia Rudd,
Rudd. daughter of f
gram. With what degree o f coopera­
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Rudd, became the Special Features Plan
tive will he come forward In complet­
bride of Frank Ward Roberts, son of
For Sunday Services ing the task?
Mrs. Carrie Roberts at the Grace
The financial difficulties of the na­
Memorial church in Portland, Satur­
The Church of Christ .plans many tion are the combined difficulties of
day evening. Mr. Roberts was a for­
mer student o f the Beaverton ®chools special features for coming Sunday ev the Individuals who make up the na­
enlngs. Next Sunday evening Mrs. tions which have been contracted.
and resided here for several years.
George Springer will pantomine “The Counties, townships and municipali­
Old Rugged Cross’’
Talented musi­ ties have alligations which have been
Motorist Manuals Now
cians will accompany her.
This will contracted. And so on down the line
Obtainable by Public be beautiful. The following Sunday until private individuals find them-
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evening a Seth Parker meeting will be selve® in the same predicament.
Slow business and the incident de­
Nearly 500 thrifty motorists are ob- *be attraction. With the help of some
taining renewals of their driving II outside talent, the music will be good, cline In values o f commodities and
censes each day, according to reports ^ drama of the Prodigal Son is also real estate have had their resultant
! underway and we hope to have it effect In failures to meet these obli­
just received from Hal E. Hoss.
To obtain a renewal license before I ready on the following Sunday even­ gations. Tax payments have fallen
behind, and the pyramiding of these
June 9. the applicant should first read ing.
There will be a lovely program pre­ taxes one year after another haa
the questions and answers that he is
lequired to answer on a simple exam­ sented by the Sunday School In honor reached the point where now they are
Last Sunday we about level with the actual values of
ination blank. These questions with of Mothers day.
the property.
their approved answers can be found crowned mother Queen o f the May.
in the Oregon Motorist’s Manual, free
This Inability to pay the government
copies of which are available at the
that which is necessary to keep it
City Hall, the county Sheriff's office, Business College Plans
functioning has been the cause In a
from newspapers, or by writing to
large measure for the financial d iffi­
for Large Enrollment culties
Secretary Hoss. To finally get the
which now confront the gov-
license, the applicant must see an ex­
| eminent in its various sub-divisions.
aminer who will supply the necessary
Never before, in the history o f our Inability to meet private obligations
blanks and forms for the completion civilization has the need for commer­ has resulted likewise to the Individual.
With such conditions, which have
of the application.
cial education been greater. Within
Motorists are cautioned not to send the course of a quarter o f a century, brought about a closer curtailment of
renewal fees by mail to the Secretary the Behnke-Walker Business college expense to almost actual necessities,
of State a® this form of registration with Mr. Isaac M. Walker, Its pre»i- what now will be the attitude o f the
rannot be accepted until after June dent, has grown Into one o f the fore- individual when he finds an inflated
9. Hundreds o f such applications are j most business colleges o f the nation, dollar suddenly thrust Into his hands.
W ill the average citizen continue to
being returned each day, costing both Mr. Walker who is vitally Interested
the applicant and the state extra post- ¡n the welfare of the young men and live as closely ns he has been forced to
age.
i woman who are destined to become do during the past year or more, and
the future business executives of the with the additional value of his dollar
apply that amount to old obligation®
| Northwest.
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More Banks Open
Mr. Walker has planned a special and gradually work himself out of the
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Summer training course, Including a mire? This seems to be the plan of
During the past week 117 bank®
course for tf.aohPr„
the President with respect to the gov­
opened on an unrestricted basis, the I Tf} K,vp you an |dea of the exten„ lve ernment. Or, will he let by-gone® be
American Banker reported. This was plann,n(? wh,ch ^ now an actua,|tyi by-gones, and engnge In another riot
by far the largest number of weekly thp comge w l„ cover dally educmtlon. of buying frivolous and foolish things?
resumptions since the end of March,
(ourf) of ,nHpPctlon of the ,eadlnR
If, through the Inflated dollar, he
and Indicated rapid strides in the business firms, manufacturing plants, can maintain his standard of living
bank reconstruction program under in fact it may well be said these tours and at the same time lift himself out
way for the rehabilitation of 3000 will be enjoyable as well as educa­ ! of his financial entanglement*, all will
banks which are still In the hands of tional. We must o f course face the be well and good. I f he fails to apply
conservator® or otherwise unopened realities In business says Mr. Walker a little wisdom to those o f his Infla­
since the banking holiday.
however, the pleasurable side of doing ted dollar, his lesson o f unemploy­
business must also be shown in the ment, short rations, and fewer of the
picture. W e could spend hours talk­ i actual nece®slties o f life must be
LOCAL BOY JOINS BILLY
BACKUS ORCHESTRA ing about this Special Summer course, j learned again.
however we suggest getting in touch
Wes Baucom i® now a member of with Mr. Walker.
Lovejoy Hospital surgical, medical
and maternity cases. Graduate nurse
the Billy Backus orchestra, which will
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For rate*
play this summer at Long Beach
Turn to th# clatsalflecl section for staff. X-ray equipment.
BE 2901, 619 Lovejoy St., Portlands.
Wash. T he season will open about j y0ur wants,
C rr
tha first of July,
'Cfc.p*.r Ent.rl.in, Mother*