The Beaverton enterprise., July 13, 1934, Image 1

L A R G E S T C IR C U L A T IO N
VOLUME 8, NO. 27
BEAVERTON. OREGON.
Howe About: Hazeldale
High Cost of Justice
Women
Press Censorship
SERA
Project Progresses
COUNTY
PUBLISHED “WEEKLY
FRIDAY, TULY 13. 1934
To The Depositors of The
NEW W H IT E SOX BOSS
W est.Side Body
Presents Plans
Bank of Beaverton
Equitable Treatment From
Community Picnic 'Planned
at t Peninsula Park in
Portland, July 22nd * ~
time salaries of other employees was
equally decreased and one employee
Highway Commission Re­
By ED H O W E
dispensed with.
quested in Letter
ATELY a thief abducted an honest
In other words the total salaries
man, and collected $1*00,000 ran­
drawn on this restricted bank amount­
CorvalUs-Clautte-rimes
som. When arrested the thief had
ed to approximately $7,500.00 in addi- j
considerable of the marked money on
tion to the expense of doing business. I
The state highway commission is
his person. At his trial In a federal
Third: That in weighing problems I
; m receipt of a letter from Sam Dulan
court the man who had been kidnaped Mr. McNiel of Tigard, is doing the jstatement ^ a t "Reorganization of the connected with the possible reorgani­
! unit W. F. Groves representing the
Identified the defendant, as did sev­ excavation work.
bank would have been far better for zation. the depositors who objected to I
1 West Side Pacific Highway associa­
eral others who had been present at
Plans have been made to hold the the depositors and community than a this plan were guided entirely on the j
tio n as president and secretary urg­
the carrying off. The man who deliv­ Community club picnic at Peninsula
liquidation”
further
saying—"that merits of rehabilitation as it applied ;
ing the state commission to make im­
ered the ransom money swore It was Park, Portland, on Sunday, July 22.
provements on the full length of the
such procedure was possible for the to the returns which might be ex­
received by the defendant; flocks of Mrs. Max Berger and Harold Scha-
Bank of Beaverton.”
According to pected in the way o f dividends for
west side route comparable to those
witnesses swore to incriminating cir­ per are in charge of arrangement«.
Mr. Gray "the success of this task de­ the depositors,.
made on the east side route south
cumstances against him.
Mr. and Mis. Wesley Heard and pended on the co-operation and sup-
The letter stated further that "In
from Portland. The highway commis­
The defendant had a lawyer famous
family, of Kinton, spent July 4th w ‘th jj)or( Qf au parties interested, officials order to complete this plan, it was ne­
sion meeting was held Tuesday after­
for bullying witnesses. Judges, juries.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Heaid at j ()f tbp bank, state banking department cessary to have the approval of de­
noon in Portland.
In the interest of criminals, but In his
¡and the depositors.”
He continues positors representing 95% of the de­
The letter sent by the West Side Pa-
case the evidence was so direct and | their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mills and Ken- • however, the strenuous efforts of posits.
Jimmy Dykes, veteran third base­ clfio Highway association expressed
In other words, if all but
unquestioned he elected to offer no
evidence whatever In the Interest of jneth Mills and Miss Muiy Grand of this bank and a large number o f de- 5% approved of it, the plan would man, who was appointed manager of the sentiment of the 100 peisons at­
Aloha, spent several days last week j positons towards a reorganization plan succeed and., all of the depositors the Chicago White Sox to replace I.ew tending the meeting held June 26 stat-
his client.
at Neskowin and Newport. Mr. and has been blocked by a small group of would eventually receive tlielr deposits Fonseca. Dykes has been a major | ing it wus the belief the state high-
Yet I am Informed that when the
¡In full.” With regards to the deposi- leag’.ir player since 1017.
Jury agreed on a verdict of guilty, the I Mrs. Meyers of Portland stayed at the depositors
I way body has not kept its pledge to
Wp d -
ee with Mr. Gray for tors receiving their money in full,
people rang bells, and wept hysterical­ j M ils home during their absence.
j expend equal amounts of money on
Viola Kaufman of Hillsboro, was three reasons:
ly, because God was still In his heav­
! Mr. Schramm, at the State Banking
| the west side as on the east side.
en; because justice was still possible, I married to H. W. Bucher, also of
First: The committee could not Department offices in Salem, express- j
Cluiui Favoritism
I Hillsboro on July 1. Viola is the |
even In a court house.
¡figure how any of the many plans of ly told Mr. Gray, "Please, to never go
The
letter,
also signed by the di­
Were I the owner of a great news- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kauf-1 reorganization attempted by Mr. Gray home and make that statement to his
rectors of the west side highway us-
paper I should have prepared, and jman, who lived for several years a t j and his associates could work cut fa- depositors again, as with the list of
jsociution, is 113 follows.
printed, a reliable estimate of the cost Hazeldale and Rosedale.
notes and bonds you have it couldn't i
i vorably to the depositors;
"A t a meeting of the Westside Pa­
Messrs
and Mesdames Brooks,
of Justice in this case. Witnesses were
Premium lists announcing the 73rd
Second: Officials of the Bank of be done.”
transported
in airplanes;
twenty Jones, Berger, Black and family, and Beaverton did not cooperate with their
Mr. Gray continues. “ Our attention ; annual Oregon State Fair wore re­ c ific Highway Association held June
guards were employed In cases when Mrs. Edna Wiley, made up a picnic depositors, as from the time the bank bus recently been called to the fact 1 ceived here this week with the dates 26th, it was the unanimous sentiment
I of the one hundred persons attending
one should have been enough. Spe- party at Shute Park on July 4th.
was placed under restriction until fin­ that some of the signers of this peti- j listed as September 3 to 8. Opening
da l guards were employed to search
Elizabeth
Altaian,
accompanied ally closed, salaries and overhead ex­ tion asked for liquidation were In- day is again Labor Day and thousands that the progressive widening of the
spectators at the trial; spectators Mr. and Mrs. APex Bronkey and their
westside highway should be continued
penses were continually piling up. formed that if they signed they would »re expected to jam the gates as they
were required to have tickets, al­ | son, Vernon, to Mt. Angel on July 3 to
the full length of this road, and thu.
get their money at once.” We, the did last year.
And,
had
the
committee
continued
to
though at such exhibitions admission 'attend the wedding o f Mrs. B ronkey’s
during the coming year there should
this
1 With a blue ribbon as cover design,
approve these expenditures, any divi­ undersigned, wish to say that
le usually free.
The trial lasted sister, Miss Elinor Schmidt.
¡the 1934 state premium list Is an at- be at least one major improvement
dend in the depositor's favor would statement is an unqualified He.
weeks, although It might have been
Isabelle W alhs o f Portland, spent j ~ ~
¿ en" m at«fa~liy '’ lessened,
As depositors ourselves, we have tractive little book. And more attrac- for the westside und that one the
completed In nn afternoon, as the evi­ three days the latter part o f last w eek, T q 8ubstantiate thla pointj we have
earnestly
endeavored to always keep tive are the thousands of dollars of ^Newberg-Rex Hill-Tigard section.
dence against the defendant was so
"Those present at the meeting wei
\ a (letter at hand from the banking de- in mind, but one thing, to protect the premiums listed on the 92 pages with­
simple and convincing that no other with Elizabeth Altisian.
, a unit in the belief that the Comnu.
Mr. and M i«. Tom Miller and fam- partmPnt> ccntalning the iecoid of depositor and the depositor alone.
in
its
covers.
According
to
Max
Gehl-
verdict than guilty was possible.
sion has not, thus far, kept its plcu0
| ily and Verne Jtiderks attended the salar,eB
|d for the operaUon of the
We trust that our judgment has har, director, purses and premiums
Yet money was spent as recklessly
to expend equul amount« on tlr \»io
Masonic-Eastern Star picnic at Ava- bank
At the tJme the bank waa been fair and impartial from this will total about $50,000.
and foolishly In the case as army en­
This year’s premium list, of which j side as on the eastside.
¡placed under restriction in March, standpoint.
gineers spend pork barrel money In Ion P a rk on Sunday.
“A t this time the citizens of the
j M r- and Mr3‘ < 3larenoe Robinson 1933 Mr
salary waa $322.20 a
5,000 were mai*ed out, contains the
river Improvement.
(Signed)
entire westside group of counties jom
(Agnes Syverson) and fam ily, have month on May 16 1933 thia amount
largest
number
of
classifications
and
• • •
H A R R Y L. ROBINSON
individual premiums ever. All prem­ in an urgent request to the IL g h v . j
I hnve spent a good deal o f time 't-r(,ne to 1 endleton fc.i t h u e mont s. waa reduced ( Q $175.00, on February 1,
E. D. H IT E
iums are practically doubled over last ¡Commission to make an allotment ei
talking to people, and some o f It has M r' R ° b|nson
as emp oymen
e l e j l 934, the depositors com m ittee again
H. P. D O W NING
year and many are nearly at the 1931 funds sufficient to bring ihe westsido
[ lowered it to $75.00, m aking a total of
been wasted; I do not risk nn esti­ for the summer.
JAMES B. DOW NING
The
Leonetti
fam
ily
entertained
»U
,
<2i630i50
drawn
by
Mr
Gray
At
thia
level
the last year that the state ap­ ! Pacific Highwuy up to the present
mate of how much. More than half
Members o f Depositors Committee
propriated money for the fair. The stundard o f the eastside Puciflc High­
o f my conversation has been with their raspberry pickers w ith a picnic |
way.
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cattle division ig especially high.
women, who possess an attraction I at Roam ers Rest last Saturday. Ice ^
Respectfully,
do not find In men. And I have never cream w as furnished fo r the group
Highlight in the dairy products di­
Westside
Pacific
Highway As 11 .
talked with a divorced woman who
vision this year is a new class milk
Samuel M. P. Dolan, president
did not say the greatest trouble with Dr. Leavin of State Board
and cream. For a dairy-minded state
W. F. Groves, secretary
George was Insane Jealousy. Some of
like Oregon this is expected to prove
of Health Speaks Here
Board o f directons; E. C. Appei
them have been old women; some of
outstanding.
them unattractive, foolish, but always !
AH in all, the 1934 state fair prem­ !son, McMlnnvI'le; Dean Walker, Inde
they say the trouble with George was ! Dr- Wm Leavln’ of the State
an , A birthday party was g jVen at the
ium list has kept abreast of the better pendcnce; J. L. Sherman, Dayton,
h1s Insane Jealousy. Another thing I o f Health, spoke to the Kiwanis club , home Qf Mra Ca,v,n
BOUth of
times.
It offers greater purses and ; A. W. Newby, Amity; C. A. Lambkin,
Year Contest Held,
hnve noted In long association with ¡Wednesday, explaining the functions j tQwn Frjday Jn honcr of her mother First
¡Hillsboro; Charles Tigard, Tigard;
premiums to exhibitors..
women Is that they are never long ¡of the organization, which was estab-1 MRj DeUa c Fisher> one o f the plo-
S. L. Purieit, Newberg; M. L. Boyd,
Eighteen Club Members
with men that they do not attempt a lished in 1903, as the result of a small- j neer achoo, u&chera of Beav. rflon>
¡Newberg; Steen Johnson, Sheridan;
Enrolled for Exhibit
Six from County Among
little missionary work; to strengthen pox epidemic. The board looks after back
Jn the ,ate 70,s whpn thp .
j W. B. Dennis, Carlton; William Mor­
men In their gallantry and general cases of infection and contagion« dis- and
Qf dutrlct 48 attended tbe
260 Attending C M T C gan, Lafayette; Tom Carpenter, Mon-
liberality toward women.
1 eases and is also connected
with the
First annual Forest Grove National
! roe; H. W. Morlan, Monmouth; G. W.
one room school down Hamilton street
• • •
j National Board of Health.
Bank
4-H Sheep Show will be held
near the David Purser home.
Vancouver Barracks, Wash., July 13 Goodell, Rlckreall; J. F. Neeley, Wil-
American newspaper men are plain- 1 Each month physicians of various
At noon a big dinner was served, Saturday, July 21, in the Fendall — (Special)—Doffing "civvies” for the j lamina; C. E. Ingalls, Corvallis; Loyal
ly a little restless because they fear ¡counties report on communicable dls- wjtb
a two story birthday cake with Hardware warehouse across from th e jol|ve drab o f Uncle Samuels army, six j M. Graham, Forest Grove, and Wll-
censorship as applied at present In | eases and a bulletin is circulated, flamjng candles gracjng thp center Qf City Hall in Forest Grove.
John ■ Washington county youths now are jillam Dalton, Dallas.
Russia, Italy, Germany, etc. Scarcely ! showing the number of such cases in j tbe ( abie
Thornburgh, president of the bunk In among 260 Oregon and Washington
Mull Individual Is-tters
a day passes I do not encounter an­ each county. A record of births, mar-
M ra F ia h er w a a th e happleet one sponsoring ^his sheep contest says students at the ninth annual Citizens'
The
Corvallis
chamber of commerce
other ponderous editorial concerning •Gages divorces and deaths is also preacnt_ ahe modestly admitted thJs that a few sheep have an economic Military Training camp at Camp
today forwarded a letter to various
the blessing and Importance of a “free
,
,
.
was the second birthday party given place on most of our Washington j Hurlburt here.
prominent individuals on th^ west side
press.”
Dr. Leavin stressed the importance jn hpr honor_ the firat
whpn county farms. This is the first year
They are A. S. Bates .Tigard; J. R. | route to Portland urging that they
I wonder editors are so much of registering births advising paren t she ^
a mUe |r, eight yeara o)d at of the contest and 18 4-H club mem­ Dinsmore, Hillsboio. Adrain Hughes,
¡write the highway commission re-
alarmed, since they hnve long been to secure a certificate for ^ e^ chi‘d' Harmony. New York
bers are enrolled.
Hillsboro; D E. Nedry, Tigard; L. W ' questing equitable tr eatment o f the
censored; I heard an editor of consid­ | During the past year 26,000 tes.s
Classes
of
breeding
ewes,
yearling
Short, Beaverton; and G. E. Wolf, west sido highway.
Those present were: Mrs. Della C.
erable prominence snv Infely that cen­ 1 have been made in the laboratories.
Those to whom
Dinsmore, Nedry and the local chamber of commerce wrote
sorship by readers Is so strict that no which if done outside, wou'd have Fisher, Beaverton, Mr. and Mrs. W. ewes and ewe lambs will be shown Hillsborq.
H. Cady, Mrs. Elta Byrne. Miss Mai- with five premiums awarded in each Short are rookies; W olf and Bates are are E. C. Appeison, McMinnville; W.
man can run an honest newspaper.
co3t the state some $75,000.
ian and Harold Cady of Aberdeen, class. An exhibitor's ribbon will be White or third-year men; and Hughes B. Dennis, Carlfon; Dean Walker, In­
A Texas editor was lately traveling
Samples of water submitted by j
Wash., Me. and Mrs. Lloyd V. Fisher given to each club member exhibiting ^ completing the course as a Blue or dependence; S. L. Parrett, Newbeig;
by railroad, and the. conductor said to
cities for bacteria tests, etc., ace a Portland, Mr. and Mts. W. L. Burke, as well as place ribbons for the prem- ! fourth-yeRr trainee.
Four weeks of A. W. Newby, Amity; H. W. llorlan,
him : “ There are seventeen paying
monthly occurrence.
Beaverton's;
¡outdoor life, instruction In citizenship Monmouth.
Delbert, Della, Mae, Viola, Pearl, turn winners.
passengers on this trnln, nnd thirty-
Frank Brown of Carlton, one of the and military subjects, and plenty of
three passes to railroad men or their sample has been labeled “ Old Faith- p ^ ~ n c e ’ “n d ” 'Be“u y ’ L^u” " B urke“ of
Citizens o f this district are asked to
friends.” The editor also quoted the ful”, due to the promptness fulfilling Scholls, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Barnes, beet known Hampshire sheep breeders j sports are in order for them,
I write the Highway Commission urg­
the
required
demands
of
the
board.
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conductor as suggesting (probably In
J. W .Baines, Miss Mae and Earl E. in Oregon, from whom many of the 1
in g that an equal amount of funds bo
boyg bought their foundation stock,
a spirit of levity) that everybody ride
Fisher of Beaverton.
spent on the West Side Pacific High­
One
Day
Poultrymens
free on the railroads, as Is the rule In
will give the boys a blocking and fitt­
Cecil Barnes, popular manager of
way for improvements, a« has been
Russia, where reform has made more the local plant of the General Petro­ B E A V E R TO N FOLKS T H R IL L E D ing demonstration. Nearly a month
Convention at Corvallis spent
on the eastside road.
experiments than we have yet reached. leum Co., accompanied by his wife,
BY TE ST PA R A C H U TE .TUMI’S and a half will elapse between the
Still, railroad men were offended, and Mrs. Irene Barnes, and her mother,
Bank Sheep Show and the County
Poultrymen o f Washington county I
SHOVEL, A X E AND BUCKET
the editor has twice humbly apol­ Mrs. Fannie Stock, spent a delightful
Two
test
parachute
jumps Fair and during that time the boys will be Interested in the announce-
EQUII’M ENT EFFECTIN'E
ogized, without appeasing his railroad trip down at Tillamook and Lincoln made Sunday afternoon at the Na­ will be able to do much to their sheep ment Just made from the Poultry De-
A
shovel,
axe and a one-gallon wa­
subscribers.
City
Airport here, by Ed- so that any boy not placing up at the partment of Oregon State college that
¡county beaches Netarts, Nelscott, tional
iter container must be Included in f t '
Not only railroad subscribers censor
< Taft and Newport, over the week end. Eddie Winfield of Patterson, N. J., Bank Show may still hope to win with the usual annual State Poultry con­ I equipment of campers entirli g th ■
newspapers. So do union labor men,
vention will be held again this year.
! They dug clams and caught crabs on thrilled local residents. A jump with his sheep at the later fair.
national forests of Oregon and Wash­
policewomen, farmers, clergymen, base­
two parachutes, one only eight fe*t in
One Important change should be
ington, if they wish to obtain a camp­
ball player^ athletes, artists, musi­ the beach. The Jumbo crabs at New- diameter and the other 24 feet aci-oss,
borne In mind, namely, that instead
fire permit.
cians. the unemployed, brides whose | port were great.
proved
successful.
An attempted
of the three-day convention and dls-
Beaverton
Grange
Meets
wedding notices do not reach a full
Campfire permits cun be oh nine1
jump with three chutes in line was
_
.
1 1 1 « ^twslon It has been cut to one day.
column or page; even the humble An­
free of cost at any ranger" station a” d
not so succeessful, one o f them being
Regular
Session
July
14
(The
time
announced
is
Friday,
July
drew W. Mellon, whose fortune was
are required where campfires ai 1
Advertising
“ You
say
torn away and the second wrapping
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20. Word from the poultry depart-
lately written np. dared write In that
be built at any place other tl n d‘
Itself
around
the
jumper
.
He
made
Into
Bank-
Drove You
The Beaverton Grange will meet In ment Indicates that poultrymen over lgnated campgrounds.
the figures had been greatly exag­
a safe landing as the third parachute regular session Saturday, July 14, at 'he state request that this be held as
ruptcy?
gerated.
held. John Karnosh, Portland, piloted 10.30. The Rev. R. D. Snyder of the ! usual but that the time be cut to one
•
•
•
I didn’t Know You ever
N EW PRODUCTS HANDLED
the plane from which the jumps were Sellwood Methodist church will speak 'lay-
I met an old friend recently, and
Advertised”
BY CORK PRODUCTS CO.
i
made
with
a
1000-foot
delayed
open­
on
"Constructive
Thinking
about
a
j
asked: "How have you been getting
Glaskote a home product, and hand­
ing. Exhibition o f wing-walking and World in Confusion,” during the lec-
I). U. V. TO PICNIC
along?” And he replied:
“ It’s all
stunting*were also on the program.
owing to how I behave myself. Some
turehour. Mr. Snyder is a mender of
Daughten| o f Un(on veterans held led by the Coik Floor Products Co.,
days pretty
fair;
usually
terri­
¡the Council for War Prevention. All ' thelr annu. , plrnlc Monday at thp is a wonderful preservative for 11"
oleum. It is applied to the llnoGi
MASONIC PIC N IC SUCCESS
ble." . . , That's mjr story; It's the
of the members are urged to be pres-. home of Mrs. Rebecca Ellerson of the
with a brush, leaves a g'osay finish,
The Masonic and Eastern Star pic- ent for the business session
story of everybody.
When I have
The HazP,dalp rlintrict A ,arge represen-
1
nic
at
Avai'on
Park
last
Sunday
was
behaved ill yesterday, I feel so tough
“ I didn't My Competitor
Beaverton Grange will entertain Po- ut|on of niP[nber8 and vta(tort froni such as wax but is non slippery, thus
eliminating accidents.
a decided success. A huge picnic din­ mona on July 25.
today (and for several days) I'm a
Did the Advertising"
; Portland attended the affair. A bust- j
ner was enjoyed by the large crowd
burden to myself, and everybody with-
¡ness meeting was held in the after-j
in attendance.
Games and swimming
I d reach. . .
(I recommend that you
E X TR A
SPE C IAL
O FFERIN G
County
Council
to
Picnic
noon.
cut this out. carry It around in your
were the main features of the after­
H O FSTEATERS
PHOTO
STU­
vest pocket, and show It to others; get
noons entertainment .followed by sup­
The Washington county council of
, .... ...
DIO Offers 3 Portraits size 5x7
an editor to print it. If you can.)
per in the evening.
Parents and Teachers will have a pic- !
Winds Burned from .Siding
mounted In Beautiful Easel Frame
• • •
nlc at Louie's on the Tualatin river on
Weed« and tall gras« along the
for only $2.00 (For short tlnri’ only»
I am so wise in my thoughts; such
John Rowe, a resident of Beaverton | Sunday. July 22nd.
All P. T. A Southern Pacific railroad right of
ACT Q U ICKLY — H OFSTEAT
• fool in my actions.
for many years, now of Seattle, W 'n, j members and families are invited way, between Aloha and Beaverton,
ERS STUDIO, 715 S. W. Third Av*
« l i l t . Hell «ra d ic a ls .— W NU S srn e a
oor. 3rd and Morrison, Portland.
visited friends here last week.
Bring basket lunch.
were burned thii week.
L
♦
IN E A S T E R N W A S H IN G T O N
We, the undersigned
members o f
¡the original depositors com m ittee of
| the Bank o f Beaverton, take this op-
: portunity to reply to a letter sent de­
positors and friends, by Mr. Gray, for-
which
i W crk on the Hazd dale School pro- j mer president o f the
ct, SERA,
S E R A , is progressing rapidly. A , now ,n the process Qf Iiquidation.
ject,
| crew o f six men under supervision o f;
In bjs letter Mr Gray makes the
State Fair Premium
List in Circulation
Entertains Pioneer
¡4-H Sheep Show
TeacherWith Party Siated {or Ju,y 21