The Beaverton enterprise., June 21, 1935, Page PAGE 4, Image 4

BEAVERTON
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Logging Begins
On Santiam
A A A W aste
F R ID A Y , JU N E 31, 1935
ENTERPRISE
Miss Joanne Young Bride
County Pioneer Reunion
of Herald Brumbaugh
Scheduled tor Sunday
Use classified ads to dispose of
6 article you have no further use
for.
Slate House Gossip
BY ERNEST L. GRAY
Ci«itlDued from Page 1
Miss Joanne Young, daughter of Mr. j
PAINTING-PAFEBHANU1NG
Logging operation* were resumed
foung b* u m . . .
* o f Herald
W n. ¡.ton 'aunty Plan. . and No-
By the way, this «trike is "right PAINTING, PAPER HANGING and
lirst of the week in the Santiam for­
More fruits and vegetables and
Tinting. My work speaks for itself.
’ O.i or Alt and Mr*.
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a. . . .
non down his illey , and it looks bad for
est.
After two month* idleness a foods not included in the meat list are Brumbaugh, at an impr sive cere- wiil ga net . the Shute Park. Hills any who might say him "nay’'. The
W. J. Barclay, 1504 S. W. Broadway,
logging train composed of 22 empty now used in the average American
AT. 2296.
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rian church boi Sunday, June 23. .i for theii an- Governor has been in the army too
flat cars—one tank car engine and household than in any previous per­ Poitland, June 8 at 6 p. ni.
Rev. Dr nuai »cun.cn. F. L. Blown, ot Laurel, long to look upon intimidations lightly
cabboose passed through Orenco, iod. Housewives, in attempt* to keep Bu,‘ a*»d officiating,
A inception foi- vice pies.d>-nt will be in charge of the Re gives orders as one with exeper-
(H E R B IE S WANTED
Beaverton,
Garden . Home,
Metzger,
down the grocery bills, — are
*°
tfle Mallory Hotel.
j'ix.,i
...i. O Speakers
will
Miss
Charles * P. . *. Pray, R. D. BODLE COMPANY will pay
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Tigard, Tualatin, via Oregon r-ieciric purc^aaea to which they have been # 1 nt* ° I1U"S redding di
was made l;
na i: own of Portland, daughter superintendent o f state police to carry
Cash for Royal Anne Cherries de­
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on
way 4 to . L haul
logs from ♦ the
forests forced > by
the theorist* in charge of ° f white -wiss embroidery with a
,nd Mrs. E C Brown o f Hills- them out
They both “speak the
livered Sherwood.
along the Santiam to Portland over the Agricultural Adjustment Admin- tr " n; ,she car*ded a bou . i t of white
lnd great-gr ind slighter of the , ame langauge", when it comes to law
Oregon Electric-United Lines.
istration, commonly or alphabetically •weetpeus, g .denlas and orchids.
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.. and Mrs. Clark
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late
Rev.
Brown ____
foun-i violators.
THE TUALATIN CHICKERY, Tuala­
When logging operations begin, known as the AAA.
* <ung, sister of the bride ders o t the Pacific University at For-
tin. is hatching Rhode Island Reds
times brighten up along the line.
In seeking to solve the problems of ^ a* 'V '" '.T
h<’no^ an(* w o,e
,
Grove,
and White Leghorn chicks each
The only political gossip the past
the corn, wheat and cotton growers ,, 'j , ,
,j ‘ 1 ' ss ot.
hlut' *acc I Other speakers will include T. S. week has been the balloons sent up
weak Tuesday. Phone Tigard 04152.
an arm bouquet of sweet i Wllkp. ... Corvallis
and the producers of pigs and cattle, pens and yellow
Beaverton Girl* Guests
of L
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rospective candidates for attorney _____ ______________ _
ro.scouds.
Wilkes or Corvallis brother of
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the New Deal brain trustei* paid
Wilkes and a
n i l ral.
State Senator James Chin-
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Jimmie Bechill acted as best man.
Or Mr*. Raymond rerry scant heed to economy or experience.
Mr. and Mrs.
‘
rl> nock was at the capitol this week. He Coupon Special
Miss
Bernice
Cox
played
a
violin
I They redued the pig population by
$3.50 0,1 Permanent
Feature of ' he music«!
outwartiiy announcing his candi
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„ i app roxima t ely SJXWjJSo—among which -°]o preceding the ceremony .
irogiam will be selections by the P°p- dacy to take the place held for the
Wave for
Mrs. Raymond Ferry of Multnomah, I were geveraj million sows approaching
11 s
®* n accoaaP*nle
ular Buck Heaven "Buck uoos." old-
f
aI tw. century by I. H. Van
the effective h'P I a
and also played the wedding
entertained - Tuesday afternoon —
at 1 motherhool—through
time violin music and ass.-mbly «ms- Winkle attorney general.
And he
Also 50c Fin- o r
her home for five girls who were proeggg 0f trie leaden bullet. As a re- march.
ger Wave for “ >/C
Mr. and Mrs. Brumbaugh left im­ ing. Program numbers will be added ^ h,8’ Uaa of talk already prepared.
among the June graduates from tae yUjt tbe prjce
pork doubled with-
,W th This Coupon
Beaverton high school, and who en- , );J
short space of a few months, mediately after the reception for a
I trip to Crater Lake.
for a limited time
tared the first grade under Mr*. Ferry | and tbe housewife paid the bill.
Chinnock, among other things, will
SERA Project at Sylvan
only.
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l
,
,
-
,
-r
i
say
that
he
can
handle
all
the
state's
Eve?ynaA*exander^erRuUi10<Fllley!1^,La
Drouth swept through the mid-
CHURCH OF THE NAZAKENE
LOIS MAE
Includes Pressure lank le' al business with the present staff
M^rn Dean and Jean Lewis. Gene- western states and left cattle starving
Rev Willard P. Andersen, Pastor
BEAUTY SHOPPE
An SERA project underway at Syl- —that is as to size—of the attorney J
“ eve Johnson and Jean Klein were
the thousands on the parched and
We are glad to announce that Rev. van employing thiiteen men, includes general, without the necessity of many, 200 Guardian Bldg.,
AT. 5607
Alder Nr 3rd
also in the class but were unable to Parren
and^is d is ta n t Rex E E M a,tin our new district supec- the installation of a pr essure tank and departments hiring their own attor- j
be nresent
Mrs. Guy Alexander and culture Wallace andhis assistant, Rex lntendent, will be with us for the
approximately 4H miles of pipe line, neys. He also states he will employ
part of which is in Multnomah coun- attorneys who have practiced at the I
p m. and " 11 - a. - m. .........
Sunday ty and the other in Washington county Kar
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Special singing at every ;
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d,reaf“ in*
day when
*iv«- service
Plan to attend.
D A N C E
Hopkins
Four Relief Canneries to be Mock man might b* * mere .ubject to Our regular services are: Sunday
His latter remark was provoked by j
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
! what he states is a fact, with one ex- i
Operated in the County |th?Mi?htoriiood of 8%oPooo ¿ ^ c o w " u ha°°m 9
s ^ S io i a i i i I rt must have been embariassing for cePtion- that of Ralph ^M dy. All the j
Amateur Wrestling Every
and culls of the herds that otherwise vice 7 p. m.
Friday Night
Evening service 8 p. m. Harry L Hopkins, federal relief ad- other attorneys in Van Winkle « o ffic e |
would have died on the range. Prices All are Invited .
H A R M O N Y H A L L E7th
mimstratcc when recently, in W ash-‘ he say8' have not had actual practice j
Construction of four canneries In paid p0r old cows, worth in the mar-
& Alder
ington, it was revealed that $60 a in court.
Washington county to be operated by ket* about two dollars each, went as
CHURCH OF CHRIST
month
was being paid to Common­
the county's needy, will get underway high as eighteen dollars.
Many of
M. Putman, Pastor
wealth College of Mena, Arkansas.
on the final appioval of E. H. Weig- ¡these after government purchase and
The playlet last Sunday night was
andt, according to R. Weil, chairman slaughter, were left as feasts for the given to a good sized and apprecia- This institution is a training school
for Communist agitators.
June
of the county relief group. Three of | vultures and buzzards, and the govern- five audience
Interest is increasing
the four sites have been selected
ment paid the bill—this Is spite of the in the evening service and next Sun­
Piano Clearance
When questioned relative to the
Aloha, Tigard and Forest Grove,
fact that perhaps a few miles away a day night at 8 o ’clock the young peo- fund, Mr. Hopkins ig said to have pla-
Many exceptional bargains in
decision on the Hillsboro location
needy families, dependent at the time pie will give another program which i ce<J
Restaurants
blame for the monthly pay-
Grand and Upright Pianos
expected this week.
upon government relief, might have you wj|j wjsb tn hear Following this, ment upon the shoulders of the state
Second- hand, rental and discon­
Displaying This Card
welcomed the best portions of carcas- q Uespjons handed in during the week relief officials of Arkansas.
Late«-,
tinued styles.
ses
for
stews
or
soup.
wi)|
be
angWere(i
by
the
pastor.
however,
it
wa
3 learned that the ex-
Your
opportunity
to
SAVE
BEAVERTON
Corrtspondence-«chool cowboys in
Bible School at 9:45 a. m. Sunduy, 1 penditure was authorized in Mr. Hop-
Term» like Rent
Wahingtoa, who perhaps had gained p p; h . ums ,Supt.
kin s office,
H otel ako R estau » * « [ m pictees
Collins & Erwin
Mrs. Robert Summers returned to their chief knowledge of the cattle
Communion service and preaching
Commonwealth College was founded
B e v u a o c D i s p e n s a s I n tcr nation al A l u a n u
her Home Wednesday morning follow- (business through the purchase of ham- pp a m
by Kate Richards O’Hare, radical agi­
Piano Co.
mg u month s visit with her parents, burger In the neighborhood butcher
2nd Floor
Alderway Bldg.
Also remember the young people's tator, who served a teem in the Mis-
Mr. and Mrs. J. Van Blaricome at ' shops, sought to establish rules and meeting at 7 p. m. and mid- week ser­ I souri state prison during the world
Madison, Neb., and her sister, Mrs. A. regulations by which the cattlemen vice sat 8 p. m.
warrior radical activities. It was at
W. Glenn at Meadow Grove, Neb. She might be guided in the disposition of
We Invite you cordially to all these first financed by the communist-
G ftO A riltC O LAJKÍA
reports a wonderful visit and excellent J their surplus and worthless stock services.
I controlled Garland fund, but since
11928 has been sustained by donations
grain crops in that section of the state | The attempts of theory to guide ex­
on her return trip she was acoom- i perience did not succeed, and as a re­
from extreme socialists and commun­
BETIIANY BAPTIST CHURCH
planted by Mrs. J. E. Davis of Omaha, I suit the majority of the substantial
ist sympathizers.
Rev. Theodore Loger, Pastor
Neb., who will spend the summer with | cattlemen are not "sold” on the New
work tlielr employes 6 days per week
9:45 a. m., Sunduy School.
relatives and friends in Portland and j Deal.
Independent of nature, they
A dance will be given at St. Anthony
and pay better wages
11
a.
m.,
A
Zealous
Missionary
is
the
at
desire to conduct their own business
Auditorium. Tigard. Thursday even­
Beaverton.
PLEASE PATRONIZE THEM!
_ „ _
ing, June 27th.
Admission 25 cents.
Mrs. Faith Burk, daughter of Mr. es without the Interference of am a-; °P „-
and Mrs. H. Burk, was married teur authority.
7 30 p' »• * Y ,P U-
Everybody welcome.
A good time
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8
p.
m.
Childrens
Day
progiam.
June 11, t»d Felix F'. Fora, in the Con­
assured.
Government purchases of cattle
Mid-week prayer service on Wed-
gregational church in Portland. Mrs. were not made from everyone en­
F'orn has been a teacher in the Beav­ gaged in the Industry, but from those nesday at 8 p. m.
Your presence is requested at all
Hillsdale, Oregon
erton high school for several years. who hail signed to permit the agri­
The couple will make their home at cultural department to regulate their ! services.
On the Highway for All Kinds ot
West Linn where Mr Fors has po- Easinesses not only during the emer
BEAVERTON M. E. CHURCH
sitlon on the high school teaching i UPncy but “ hereafter.”
The whole
F O R T IF IE D W IN E S
Bruce B. Grosecloee, Pastor
staff at that place.
(thing was apparently an effort on the
Mrs. Frances Wanner of Reno Ne- • part of Wallace and Tugwell to gain
10 a. m. Church School.
Varieties of All Kinds
11.15 Worship service.
Our tppic: (
vada, Is visiting at the home of Mrs.; a strangle hold on the cattle Industry
Hattie Rossi for several weeks.
| and place it under a «reat govern- "Elijah and the Juniper Tree.”
Sour and Sweet
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Peets have sold mr,ntal bureaucracy.
Ladies Aid Wednesday.
Iheir establishment at West Slope.
Aged Wine 10 to 12 Years Old
There will be no services Sunday,
Gayford, Alden and Lebert Wiison
It
reader desires to study a June 30th due to the fact that the | CHEVROLET 1934 COUPE—This
little coupe has just been in our
spent Monday at Bonneville.
rather graphic article describing the pastor will be attending conference |
stock long enough to get cleaned PRICES A L W A Y S R IG H T 1
Mrs. Nell Hennesy and Mrs. Mar- ¡attempts of the government to deal and the church will be under repair.
up.
It has a smooth-running mo­
garet Weber and children o f Port- with the cattle situation on the
Give Us a Call
tor and one that has never fceen
land visited Mr. and Mrs. L. Shearer j rtrouRbt areas read "The Hamburger
abused. The black finish with red
Washington County Chapter Red
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Hennesy is a for- I Bonazn" In the Saturday Evening
ON
wire wheels is like new. Car has
(Ci oss met in Fllllsboro Chamber of
Post" of May 4, 1935.
mer resident of Beaverton.
rumble seat and mohair uphol­
¡Commerce rooms Thursday of last
Mr. and Mrs. John Peets of Wilark,
H -H -v v v *
stery. Priced today at $595; $171
i week.
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W.
cash, balance payments.
INAC LAFAYETTE MOHELOCK
1« meal FREE, Man-
W. Peets.
SPECIAL
Dog Wafer*. At you»
Marion Roberts of Forest GijoVe,
PLYMOUTH
1934
COACH—The
or­
grocer'». No co»t to you.
Funeral services were held Sunday
spent Thursday evening with Miss
iginal factory finish radiates new
Dr. Forest L. Howard
afternoon at the Methodist church in
Made with f r e s h , raw
For This Week
Rose Kamberger.
car appearance. Mechanically the
meat. Get your dog accus­
C H IR O P R A C T IC
Gayford Wilson left today for Pros­ ! Beaverton for Isac Lafayette More-
tomed to eating hard food.
floating power engine is excellent SHAW KNIT SOX
pect, Oregon, where he will be in lock, who died at his home Thursday ;
AND N A T U R O F ’ A T H r C
tin s and upholstery first class.
Feed Man-Kind Dog Wnf- i
cust'de-
evening,
June
13
from
heart
failure..
charge of the Pine blister
ert dally for one month.
PHYSICIAN
This is a fast car, and a safe one Silk-like mixed .......................
The
deceased
was
born
in
Madison-
put t ment.
If you find one detrimen­
to drive because it has all-steel JOCKEY SHORTS
tal fault, we will refund
Res. Beaverton, Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. James Graham re­ ville, Tenn., June 1, 1859. He came to
body and hydraulic brakes. Price
your
mo n e y . Schletser
Oregon
when
a
boy
of
nineteen.
Sev-
fine
combed
cotton
turned home on Sunday after a two |
436 Morgan Bldg., Portland Ore.,
Bros., Portland, Ore.
reduced today to $625; $195 cash,
miinths trip through Canada and the ora' year» Inter he met and mini led
balance payments.
WHITE CAPS
East coast
Zantaphene Fanno.
Mrs. Morelock
Mr. and Mr*. Geo. Blasser and Mr : passed away three years ngrv He was
F’ ORD 1933 V-8 TUDOR SEDAN— All sizes
and Mrs. Robert Holland were among ,hp father of two children Carl More-
Finished in tan with cream wire
J
the Client« who attended the silver lock, of Portland, and Mrs. He va
wheels, five good tires, famous V-8 TOYO STRAW HATS
wedding anniversary celebration of I Brown, Beaverton. Ht. 1. Three grand-
motor is in first class condition,
Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Hite, at Sher- children. Mrs
Florence Miller El- Consumers are Demanding
This is a real value at our re­
wood Friday evening.
There were wood Brown and Stanley Morelock, I
duced price of $365; $105 cash,
about 100 reiatlves and frienda present Jin<l *wo great grandchildren, Patsy
balance payments.
who were entertained In Olsons hall Miller and Jackie Brown. He leaves
PLYMOUTH
1933 DE LUXE SE­
Sherwood.
Mr and Mr*. Hite were many friend« to mourn his loss.
DAN—A six wire wheel job, re­
presented with many gifts.
After an -
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414 S. W. Wash. St., Portland, Oregon
finished in a new blue-gray.| Tires
evening of visiting a lunch |df Ice I
are
like
new.
The
car
throughout
r
cream, cake and punch was served, j BEAVERTON BAKERY
Is in excellent condition and a
f
, ’ ■ ’ i 'V T T , , t V V V
typical Shipley value at $545;
A Quality Beer
RALEIGH
Is Now Open 7 to 11 a. m.
S S V V . W . W . V A S V . V . V . V . V . V . ’ . V . V . V . V . V . '. V i V . V . V . V . V . V .
$165 cash, balance payments.
Mrs. J. Moltzner took the Raleigh
4-H club to Corvallis Saturday to at- .
Sunday Morning
Mechanics’ Specials
tend the summer session.
bread , cakes , pastry
Portland,
Seattle,
Tacoma
These
carv need some dolling up
The club wishes to thank friends for >
but are all in fair running condi­
the donations of flowers to decorate
Rather Than Sorry
tion.
Better act quickly If you
their entry In the Rose Festival pa­
When it comes to the cczrrect surgical
want one at these low prices.
rade. also to express appreciation to i
accessory, it will pay you to visit the
You are Invited
'25 Packard Sedan
............. $ 69
Mrs. Valley for help In decorating the
belt dept, of the Physicians & Hospi­
to a Special Showing of
'26 Buick Standard Coach ......
87
float.
BEAVERTON, OREGON
tal Supply Co. and obtain the advice
'29 Ford Standard Coupe
118
Antioch Shoes for Women
of our experienced surgical fitter.
'27 Buick Master Sedan
. 118
M. E. Uhurrth Social PoMponed
Miss Patricia Hammond.
'29 Pontiac Sedan
............
165
The ice cream social planned by the
Hose Room Portland Hotel
SHOW NOW STARTS 7:30 P. M.
'29 F'ord Fordor, Karl- Keen
M E. church for Monday evening was
Fi May A 8 iturS ty, Juas U SI
Consultation Without
trunk
165
postponed until next Monday, June
Sun.-Muli.-Tue».-Wed., ,lun«> 23-26
'29 Hupp. Cust. 8 Sed., 6 w. w„
24th.
The Walker brothers
will
Obligation
trunk
245
broadcaat the evenings program from
We carry a complete line of health
their own radio broadcasting set.
belts, uplift brassieres, shoulder bra­
ces, elastic stockings, trusses, etc.
The Beaverton Bakery have inaugu­
rated u Sunday service being open
Physicians & Hospital
B razelton S
DODGE PLYMOUTH DIST. ,
from 7 to 11 a. m. This will be a big
Supply Co.
convenience to those needing bread, made for real entertainment. Oh boy
Antioch
CJ ^ P
All Technicolor and the best picture
T W O LOCATIONS
cakes, pies. etc.
1034 S. W. Taylor St. BKoadway 3633
5. Wi
The quality o f bakery goods has you can't help hut like it. It features
Grand Ave. nnd Couth St. EA. 0103
Medical Art Bldg.
greatly Improved since the new owner F2diiie Cantor maktng “Whoopee". A
16th & W. Burnside
BR 6516
that cost a
million
has taken over the shop
They are semi-western
Also newa and Walt Dla-
now planning to put In a delivery sys­ to make.
By all means
tem which will also be a great conven­ ney's Mickey Mouse.
see Whoopee.
Matinee Sunday 2 30
ience to theilr patrons.
p. m.
Fill your wants from the claesl-1
T hur».-Frl.-Sat., June 27-2»
fled column*.
r
m
ai
$1.95
UHM»
STOP
Johnson Cider Co.
MORE PROOF
SHIPLEY
SELLS FOR LESS
SPECIAL'
DOC FOOD
»
25c
25c
25c
KIN
DOC
W AFERS
HEMRICH
Let’s Be Safe
RITZ THEATER
Whoopee
Red Hot Tires
LEGAL NOTICES
¡F'eaturing Lyle Talbot and Mary Astor
Action, speed and more action. nHang
School District No. 48 of Washington onto your seat folks.
He may not
Also news and chapter 5
County, Oregon, ask for bids on 150 make It.
cords No. 1 and No. 2 fir wood. Bids of “ Burn 'Em Up Barnes".
to be in the hands of the clerk by
July 1st. 1935
Wood to be delivered 1 Artlon, speed and more action. Hang
Next Gene Stratton Porters "Ijiddie"
before the opening date of school.
C E. MASON,
Chairman Board of Directors
ALETHA HAULENBBCK.
AUOIIA. ORE.
Dtitrict Clerk.
Beaverton, Oregon
Beaverton 4252
E. L Ross
H O M E SLADE C H IL I
Delicious
Home Cooked Meals
R E Y H O U N D C’OKFT.E S H O P
LOW COST
AUTO
TR ICK
INSURANCE
W . W . Shipley Co
B. E. MALING, INC., Will buy Royal
Anne, Bing, Black Republican, Tartarian, or any
other soft black cherry. Notify us the tonnage
you expect to deliver. Lugs furnished by us.
B. E. MALING, INC.,
Hillsboro, Oregon