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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1937)
U et O LARG EST CIR C U LA TIO N V O L . 11, N O . 11 Local News... The Truth About Church Membership IN E A S T E R N W A S H IN G T O N C O U N T Y Beaverton. Oregon, Friday, August 13, 1937 Published Weekly Pea Fields Discussed By Cyrus Farmers Union The Court House Stimson Mills Endorse Ross Happenings of the Week Open Tuesday at the County Seat Administrator Morning By ROSE CAVE Mr. and Mrs. Tom Miller and daughter June, with Mr. and Mrs. Rinehart of Hillsboro, spent Sunday at Sauvies Island. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Anderson, Bonneville legislation came before j • a Closed nearly 10 weeks while county commissioner of Tillamook a m a a 'i i i o rxf t h n GV i m m a m fTnlnn W l l l C l & I S t O workers an dwoodsmen were uniting visited with Mr. and * Mrs. G. P. 1the m#e-in* of the FKrmcr> Union La- with the American * Federation «deration of La __ \ i/i „ . Fordney this week. I held Saturday at the Veterans Hall Loop Sea Roads Babson Gives Reason bor union groups Stimson mill will ^ U e s t lO n W li e t n C r t o Miss M .Strieker was injured last j in Hillsboro. Albert Strief and J. For Decline— What Commlg. ^ p e n Tuesday morning with a crew Plow Under Fields week in a crash one fourth mile east j e . Lewton spoke on the matter de- , James Lewis. County w ; of nearly 180 men; the mill will op- o n Young People Say of West Slope when cars driven by t ciaring that the Army engineers sioner and J. W. Barney, county1 erate one shirt only. v i t DUIT1 Kemains Joseph R. Sabel of Gaiden Home were pawns of big Interests and highway engineer, together w ith ' Expected labor troubles did not and Phil Sumri of Portland crashed, „i^med the faot that the private util- W PA officials from Portland, state j develop but state police and sheriff’s WM. F. CYRUS By ROGER BABSON Babson Park, Mass., Aug. 13—Dur- ! Twenty one members of the Beav- iUea wero fighting Ross which only County Agent *>fflcuals. newspapermen dePut‘es wer* at the sccne P,ior to tng recent weeks I have read several Rebekah lodge visited tho went to ghow wtoere he stood In re highway "Should be burn our pea fields In . . . , the arrival of the Stimson men. A of eo cara drove to the mill the hope of decreasing the amount editorials congratulating our church-] Hlbsb0r° ll*?g e . TuPS^ y even‘ n8- gard to public ownership. The and others left Thursday morning es on their progress during these .. Ml®s Dorothy Lewis, n" blc g ° f Union endorsed J. D. Rossa of So for Seaside over the W olf Creek and then found only four Glenwood of weevil infestation in next year's per ilous times. I am loath to dis- ; *be Beaverton Rebekah^ lodge accom\ attle, for administrator of the pro- highway on a tour of Inspection. ] pickets at the mill entrance. ^ . . have QVn accepted i panied by crop, or should we plow under this courage those ' who *r j her mother __ viaited the ject. The tour will bq from Seaside to The n,i” crew ls composed of for Because of the September meeting these Folly-Anna reports; but I do ^ .ston * cbe^ h *?,dg*b mer employees of the mill who have straw and stubble to niu'nlain fertil coming on Saturday, Sept. 4 the l,ast Tillamook and return over tho Wil organized a local of Brotherhood of i t y ' i u a t is a question which can believe many of my regular readeis evening in her offi ial r will be interested in my conclusions chairman of good order of the d.s- day of the county fair, it was decided son River road. Carpenters and Joiners. Jack Lil- This will be the first traffic to lard Is clvitrman nnd headquarters only be unsweied by considering lno to hold the next meeting) Saturday, couuilion oi a pai licuiar piece ol bership” ^figures pubUshed aTnu- " m I ss Elsie Whitworth accomixinied August 28. cross the divide via Wolf Creek. are at Gaston. Mill workers first ally by the Christian Herald and fien ds from McMinnville on a Max Gahler will be the guest The party will drive to Bear creek atBTlpd with the Glenwood group, lanu wneu lue burning can oc sole broadcasted by the Press Associa-; camping trip in the Cascade Mts. on. Wolf creek for luncheon, whlch latPr voted in Tacoma to affil- ly uone and Uie possiuie value ot uiu speaker of the annual state picnic camp at Champoeg Park August 15, was contlnutng ore to Scaside for an ev-1 tate w)th the a j Q. and abandon naming as a weevil control measure. _ .. . , . , -1 i , Benenls , to the , soil irom plowing “T T ¡S T " „ ^ ;c .T ory S 5 S . I " L” m ,;. o S S S MCd , . „ e «t announced. enlng banquet with the Chamber of the „ „ A. .... Immediately fol F. L . . this . . of action, ,. . _ ‘« J e d °L C h ! S V .ll.y , Calif. . « h « , Commerce. Friday the party will , lowing union carpenters ! under Austi lan livid r pea stuouic ana _____ ..ili_i»„ contlnuo on to Tillamook whera the In the Tacoma which they joined in their youth daughter Ethel, and Miss Rose Crane Hillsboro Plans vicinity ,_____> began refus -1 straw are probably greater limn tho - b u t abo millions who are d ea d i visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs chamber of commerce will be host Ing to work with lumber produced in oeueiits nave been or are iiucly to m in in g oi straw I E. R. Sheets from Saturday to Tues- Swimming Pool for luncheon at noon. Returning mills managed by C. I. O. affiliates. be Horn burning. and buried physically. 2 Protestant Church attendance, day. Mrs. McCrane is a niece of Mr. on the, Wilson river road to Hills As a consequence the local of the and s.ubbie loiiowing tne Harvest of has been falling o ff for many Sheets. , , . Carpenters and Joiners were formed. Una seed crop wneu dono us it has Under the auspices of tho City boro. s ■ Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Felsher and Park Commission, with J. L. Ander From Governor Martin of Salem, ocen generally tne past lew years in years. This may not show by recent statistics on Church Attend family visited at the home of Mrs. son as chairman, and representatives O r d e r s w e r e g iv e n In tlie f o l l o w i n g came the comment "I was glad to Vv ustuugiun county, nus piobuoly ac- Oases by Judge R. Frank Peters learn tlvit the CTO rowxltos realized couipusued very mild in me control ance at the Sunday morning ser Felshers mother, Mrs. Emms John- of ten Hillsboro civic groups, a meet Most oi me burning and filed with the Clerk the jig was up. and let tho men re oi pea weevil. vice; but in many churches at daughter Mrs. Theodore Witzel and ing was held Tuesday night to for Wanda E .Adums vs Andrew Car- turn to Nvork without violence. bus either been incomplete or too tendance at this Sunday service daughter Nancy Lynn of Milwaukee, mulate plans for establishment of a More good can probably be rick, dismissed. has been kept only by omitting the Wis. visiting her. There Is some picketing at the mill late swimming pool. dono in W uuhmgtou County by Fred H. Adams vs Andrew Car- now. but to hell with the pickets.” mid-week and evening services, , , Mr. and _ , , Mrs. . Joe Keller and) Mrs The park group has been advised Sa.ely returned to their home swimming facilities such as de- rick dismissed. and by closing down in summer h Mary Tho Governor gave full credit of cleaning up some o.ncr souices oi aro 1 1 m e n o » r a fin * . a t o n n o tr e v i e i l ° Fred L. Proctor, executor vs John opening the plant to Charles H. carryover and by control practices time. A record of the number of here Tuesday after a ten days visit sired would cost approximately otner than burning. Land can not Haldeq, et als publication of sum Gram, state labor commissioner. Protestants entering the churches to various cities In California. $17,000. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Jannsen, Mr. during a year shows a constantly "I intend to keep a close watch on be repeatedly burned over and the The meetirig was addressed by P. mons. Federal Land Bank vs Maude E. the mill,” thc Governor added, “ and tenuity maintained. falling off. This decline is tak and Mrs. R. R. Summers, Mr. and H. Huedepohl physical director and This year weevil were practically ing place despite the fact that our Mrs. E. E. Stipe and Dr. and Mrs. J. a Portland park representative,, who Rattee. confirming sale of real prop If there is any violence I will take a eliminated from lue commercial can Protestant population is Increas R. Talbert, attended the Shrine pic explained hand in the situation.” safety, sanitation, and erty. nic at Jantzen Beach park last Fri method of operation. State Highway Commission vs Shifts will be resumed at the mill ning pea crop mrougn the use of ing each year. 3 Sunday School attendance Is day enjoying a picnic dinner together a srapidly as membership In tho Gas rotenone dust applied when the peas A committee o f ten will be ap Ravil Old«, et als final judgment. Glen S. Ehle vs( Frank Waldron, ton local can be recruited. were in bloom. 'Hus same me.hod also falling off. The Congrega and; staying for the evenings festivi pointed by Mr. Anderson to work out ordering publication of summons. of control offers promise in fields of tional Christian Churches of which ties. plans to further the pool project. Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Oesther and TiUie Kelley vs Charles Kelley, I am Moderator have had a net Australian peas tor seed. in Uiu yuney Nelson nieison of oi St at. order to pay court costs and attoi^ Damage Action Filed loss of over 150.000 Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Sydney larger ticlds It probably will not be Johns, visited at the home of Mr. and j W esley INOrman Against Lumber Co. ney fees. School scholars since 1925. At necessary to dust the entire field but first I assumed this to be due to Mrs. John Felsher Saturday after- Apprehended in N. Carolina apply the dust only to a reasonably Orders were signed by Judge T«mple- a serious drop in the birth rate j noon and evening. | ------------ Suits filed In Circuit Court the past wide strip around the outside. Tho ton and filed with the Clerk among us indifferent Protestants; Ed McElroy, who is with the S. P. Earl Wesley Norman, 35. has been week Include a damage action for past two years Kenneth Gray and Covering the fofow ing pro but study shows that the decline railroad in Eugene spent tho week j approhpnded by R . c Mandrin. Chief $10,000 brought by Orvid C. Chart- Glen Chamberlain of the Oregon Ex bate orders is primarily among those of high ] end here with his family, periment illation Live been doing of Police at Elizabeth City, North Henry Weaver, order of publica rey against the Carnation Lumber considerable (work in ctunneotion school age and adults. The young] Mrs. B. Doughty is visiting her Carolina according to a wire received tion setting time and place of hear Company, Forest Grove alleging hc with tho pea weevil control und it children are still " being sent to sister in Seattle, Wash., who is ser- by Sheriff Connell and is held for ing final account. Sunday School to give fathers a , iously ill. w w Injured while employed at the wa »through their efforts that tho Washington County authorities. William Houston, closing estate chance to read the Sunday paper! I Mrs. David Patullo and Miss Ger- A warrant has been on file charg companys mw mill. Complaint control of this pest in 'the canning Reasons for the Decline ! trude Robertson of Portland were ing Norman with burglary not in a of record and discharging adminis states that lifting and carrying heavy peas has been developed. Since tho trator. T have attempted to ascertain the j calling on friends in Beaverton Wed- j dweuing following his indictment by timbers resulted In a strain which infestation is practically always Edward Schulmerleh directing reason for this collapse of Protest-, nesday afternoon and evening. ' a grand jury for allegedly burglar- has served to impair his ability to more severe around tho outside of antlsm. Upon visiting the national Mrs. George Thyng, Mrs. George \ izl thp Cate Motor c ^ p a y ,, office executors to pay certain sums of the patch and usually in a big field work. money, and sell personal property. headquarters of different denomina- Blasser, Mrs. W. H. Engleke and at Foreat Gr0Ve. August 24, 1935. Peter A. Ronnlg Is asking fore relatively unimportant in the center Frank L. Costley closing estate of tions, the secretaries dispute my Mrs. Matilda Kelley drove to M il-! Hc lg also accused Qf having forged closure of a contract given by Ralph of it It appears that tho dus.ing conclusions. When interviewing par- waukee to attend a luncheon a t ! lndoraementa to checks taken from record. Wendell Campbell admitting estate E. Benvie and wife covering prop around tho outside would bo ade ents they blame it onto the preach the home of Mrs. Joe Bishell and the garage. quate although this remuins to be erty In Newton Acres. era, the latter in turn blame it onto Mrs. Lilly Ackers. j Shcriff Connell states that he would to probate and appointing Daisy Seeking a quiet title to property In proven. Soule, administrator. the young people and the schools. | Gus Dessinger, Henry Nelson and gcek to havc federa, bureau of inves- Messrs. Gray and Chamberlain stato John C. Young, confirming sale West Portland Heights is asked In a The only fact all groups are agreed : John Waters spent the week end fish- tigation officers effect tho man’s complaint filed by Glen S. Ehle that it would do more good in weevil of real property. upon is that ‘‘young people are more | ing in the Trask river bringing home return. j control to plow under the pea s.raw George Wise, confirming sale of against Frank Waldron et als. intelligent and enquiring today;— ;a nice lot of trout, Fred L. Proctor, executor, ls ask-1 and stubble if it is burled six or sev- they do not accept as readily what Mrs. Elmer Benson and daughter Persons living in the enter of real property. If James C. Tobin order of sale of lng foreclosure of mortgage given by I en Inches deep than td burn it. their grandparents did.” Yet sta-; Vanda, accompanied by her sister, John Holden on 344.«72 acres In sec- ] plowing is poorly done so that the Aloha were awakened early one personal property. tistics show that the liberal church- Mrs. Vanday Myers and daughters Emil I. Kuratll, order to release tions 7, 18, 12. 13, Township 3 North material is only partially covered, es_such as the Unitarian—have even Sally of Portland,, with her uncle morning last week by a crash, of Range 4 West. ! it doesn’t do much good. Disposing mortgage. greater trouble in holding their Mr. Lindberg, left for Seaside Mon-j by a car hitting the light $100 damage $40 rents and profits patches of garden peas promptly, John McClaran, confirmation of young people than do the Funda- day, where they will spend a short P°,p in front of «be Morrison store, and restitution of a tract of land In | \f tb)S were done generally, would mentalists So "creed” is not the, vacation. which snapped off at the ground, sale of real estate. B. P. Cornelius, order sale of real section 25, Township 1 south range cut down on the amount of infesta- real reason. I Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kerby and Thc oar then turned across the high- 2 west is asked in complaint of Rosa : ti0n. Usually most of these arc left Determined to find the cause, I family left for Seaside Tuesday to anf* ended up on the railroad estate, Joshua W. Marsh, approving final and I»u ls Grenfielil against James J untii iate in the summer or early devoted the month of May, 1937 to spend their vacation. track. It was aaid a man was E. and Hannah Smith. ] fan when it is too late to accomplish visiting twenty prominent Prostest-| Mr. and Mrs. John Felsher and ^oun<* ly*nK j n wreckage, not account and report . Appointment of Josephine W es-; any worthwhile results in decreas- Wm. G. Cole, admitting estate to ant Colleges most of which were |heir daughters visited Mrs. Eliza-, c'£ n ■cratched. He could not give year's weevil population, started many years ago by ministers beth McGowan Friday evening. ' name of the driver of the car, probate and appointing Geo. R. sels, as guardian for Goldie Wessels j ¡ng and earnest church people. To my They found Mrs. McGowan much I* * «1«1 oa «ho highway to warn ve- ] Hancock and Camilla A. Cole exe- is asked In petition for represent«!- Sim„ ai.,y motjt of tho burning that tlon in personal injury damage action i baa been done In this couny has been great surprise, these colleges were j improved in health and very anxious b’c«03 even then some would not cutrlces. of Goldie Wessels riding tn < done too lato to accomplish enough Charles J. Homm, admitting estate having their troubles also. Attend-] to see old friends. ( stop until they were almost on top to probate and appointing Bernice school bus May 6, 1938, when the bus weevjj control to compensate for ance at chapel has fallen o ff tre-, Ed Jannsen, who Is employed n o a r j°‘ tbe w*res- collided with a logging truck piloted, the loaa of planl food and organlc Homm Ogilvle, administratrix. mendously and there is an Indiffer- Prineville visited his parents here John Jensen Johnson, authorizing by Russell Hines nn<1 owned b y ; ma(ter destroyed when this practice enoe toward religious instruction for a few days last week. Return-1 Beaverton public and union high Damages is carried out. George L. Hendricks , Although the colleges of the Mid- ing to Prineville Friday he was ac- schooi will open Tuesday, Sept. 7, «ale of personal property. sought are $35,000. John C. Young fixing time and As soon as thc peas arc cut, the west have a more religious atmos companied by his brother who will ^ay after Labor Day. Tillie Kelley is asking divorce from weevil begin to develop rather rap phere than most New England Col spend a week there. Miss Justin Ackerson has been en- P'aro ot final settlemetn Chdrles Kelley of North Plains. idly and most of them have left the leges all educational institutions are who will spend a week there. gaged to teach English In place of peas for winter hibernation by the losing control of their young people. | Mrs. Howard Hughson and Miss Mrs. Adams at the high school. One Marriage Licenses R. H. Spencer Opens latter part of August. If burning Unlike t)he deniimiDalionaJ secro- Mable Richter visited Mrs. Hugh- other vacancy has not been filled, is to be effective It should be dono taries, and the preacners and par- sons sister and brother-iit-law ,Mr Work was started 'his week on a Saw Shop Here Thomas Ponnnll, Forest Grove, _______ immediately after harvest is oom- ents these young people gave me a ] and Mrs. H. M. Llgert ab Sandy' garage for thp seven busses for the definite reason for their lack of in- Monday. Baverton high school. It is located nnd Phoebe Ann Coulter Hillsboro The Holboke building hns been | P,etcd’ 41 Th,f '■ an ««tremely dan- ......... . ....... and rented to R. H. Spencer, who plan» gcr° U8 tlm® to burn and If the rcla- tercst In their churches. They stated j Mr*. Carl W olf entertjained rein.- across the street .... from the high ' Medford Persons, Orenco, kindly and diplomatically that we tlves with a birthday dinner for he schooi building and will Include ” a Elizabeth Ryan, Reodvlllc. to open a shop for general saw re tlvely small amount o f good such burning can do is taken into con church-goers appear to be a group mother, Mrs. Winnegar of Laurel, shop. O. C. Novell will be In charge Darrell A. Coon, Beaverton, and pairing and cabinet work. of hyprocrits! They connect our Wednesday evening. Those present of the repair ship. I>orp«ta Ella Peek. Monroe route 1, Mr. Spencer has operated the Spen sideration , . and . the undesirable . . . . . . effect mode of living and methods of doing were Mr. and Mrs. Winnegar, Mr. _________________ Robert Maynard,, Everett, Wash- cer Saw, Shop in Portland for the, of ™ fh burning on soil fertility Is business with the teachings of Jesus and Mrs. Rudy Wolf and Mr. and I i Ington, and Ruth Eleanor Chalmers, past 5 years selling the buslnras i P°nHld,,red’ '} aPP®ar" «hat burning whom we claim to follow They do Mrs. Wahl of Portland. ADVERTISE! — Advertising brings ForHat Grove. an ««nde8'rable undesirable practice and not not March 1st. Hc has been a resident ls an Uiaetiee and not understand how we can attend Mr. and Mrs. George Thyng a c -1 succcis, success brings happineM. 1 _________________ of Beavetron for nine years, residing warranted from the standpoint of weevil control It should be borne church, sing the hymns, and make ] companied by Mr. and Mrs. Fred | on McMillan avenue' east of town. In mind that tho plowing, to be ef the prayers which we do on Sun Gardner of Hillsboro spent Sunday; days, an dthen act as we do the oth- at Netarts. fective must also be done Immed Drinking Fathers are iately after harvest before the weevil er .«lx days of the week. As a result daughter Eunice and Mr. and Mrs. Can’t Something Be Done About This? have left the peas. of this inconsistency on our part. Perry Robinson and family spent Denied W P A Cash they ask. "What use is the church?” ] Sunday at Wilhoit Springs. Prompt handling of the crop as What Voting People Say ] Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bersch of Port-! “Liquor is a contributing factor to 800a a 8 '« «* ready, early fumigation The troubles from which our land and Mrs. Emma Hesse of Ab- M E Y - - W H A T-A -V A three-fourths of the crime and J u - !° 1ftbc 8epd ar)d 8®reenlngs planting churches are suffering are due to erdeen, Wash., visited at the home M EAN C A L L IN ’ T H A T THAT W A S A venlle delinquency In the community'’ ! w n P®»« in fields as L A S T O N E A S T R IK E — BALL IE THERE the fact that Protestant young peo-1 of Mr. and Mrs. Olds Saturday, wa« the startling assertion made re- P0* 1 > B nn'« possibly dusting with IT W A S A -W A V O U TSID E/ EVER W A S O N E— pie are "getting their eyes open Mrs. Billy Pinton of Portland, visi- cently to nearly a thousand mothers rotenone are measures that will A MILE AWAV CA N TC H A S E E ’ EM and are beginning to think for them- ted Mrs. Olds Sunday and Mrs. of the Congress of Parents and I P r o b a b ly accomplish much more tow- EROM TH ’ P L A T E - ANV M O R E , U M P -? ? selves. Furthermore, the day is ] Frank Plinkwltsch of Portland I COULD S E E IT Teachers for the Los Angeles Tenth arf's weevil control than ail the coming when Catholic young people ! spent the day at the Olds home Mon j EftOM TH’ B E N C H / | District of California. The speaker burning that has been done. will reach the same stage. In fact, day. was Judge Robert Scott o f the Ju- the Catholic Church probably has Dr. and Mrs. R. S. W’elsh drove; I venlle Court, who voiced his determ its troubles ahead so that they need; to the Wilson river Friday where I ination that fathers should no longer Nursery Makes Gift do no bragging now. Young people ] they spent several days fishing, j be allowed to spend their WPA mon- To Oregon College insist that for the Church to interest Mr and Mrs. Frank Saylor and ' ey for1 liquor. S¿ .V '*- ... them, laymen must be better men. daughter of Ocean Lake are spend-1 I "These drinking dads must let better employers and workmen, bet- ing the week with Mrs. Hiylors par- V vv their pay checks come through the VT Howard E. Weed, landscape gard- ter parents and neighbors than those I ents Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Tallman office that we may see It is spent ner of Beaverton, has made a gift who do not go to church. In short, | Jay Gibson, Jr., spent the week i in , for rent and groceries and not for ¡ of 200 named varieties of peonies for we laymen must take our religion end at Gaston visiting at the Carl booze” he said, declaring that "we a, peony garden at Oregon College- seriously and pay the price if the Klinge home. have hundreds of oases where child the planting will be used for decora Church is to continue to grow. \ Robert Downing, proprietor of ren are getting nothing,” and de- ting and experimental puropses. My answer to these criticisms is the Robierre Beauty Salon in P ort-! plorlng the fact that under such Blooms from the planting will bs that we laymen are living and doing land ts confined to the home of his] circumstances, "the P. T. A. is feed- used In experiments in preserving business in a competitive world, parents Mr. and Mrs. N C. Down- .. - ing these children luncheons and cut peonies, while the many varíe We can be a little more generous ing with double pneumonia. He is j breakfasts." ties will make testing possible of ths than the non-churchman; but if we improving. .... .. . — - different kinds for commercial pur- ’ • • • , ' î really follow Jesus we would b e ; Paul Downing, who has been con- j * Mr. and Mrs W. C. Holbard with ] poses. like the poor and helpless disciples ] fined to his bed for three w<eeks with ! their daughter Mrs. Harry Johnson I In recent years Weed's peony and i. 1 t f}'. ¿A 7 of His day. To this these students, rheumatism is ablo to be about the /• V i |and four children were calling on | iris gardens have attracted attention Con tin usd on Pagt 6 bouse- I ’ r. ... -A ,¿ former neighbors here Sunday, of hundreds of visitors. J m
