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D E D IC A T E D TO T H E BEST IN T E R E ST S A N D
VOL. 13, NO. 40__________
D E V E L O P M E N T OF G R EATER BEA V E R TO N
Beaverton, Oregon, Friday,
January
17. ll)4l
$1 Year—Published W eekly
-H Supervision
Xmas Seal Sale
Chinese Counsel 4 Shifted
Farmers
Interest
Highlights
of
the
Oscar HaggHead
in County
Exceeds Quota
Kiwanis Speaker
Rate Discussed State Legislature
Dairymen Assn
Shifting a direct supervision over
The Christm as Seal sale o f 1940
W ash in gton cou nty girls 4-H w ork to
made history and broke all records
K athleen M cCrae. oounty hom e dem
i in W ashington County. Sales brought
Announce Drafted Boys
onstration agent from the county Federal Loan Associations
more than the highest expectations Numerous Resolutions
County Legislators Have
sch
ool
superintendent's
o
ffice
,
was
: o f those w ork ing with the cam paign.
Leave Monday, January 20 announced last week by B. W . Barnes Endeavor to Retain Rates
Many Friendly Callers
, This year's returns o f $2173.14 are Adopted at Annual Meet
A t the regular m eeting o f the
new cou nty superintendent.
about 150'J o f last y ea r’s returns o f
B eaverton K iw an is W ednesday, Janu
P roposals that would assure farm
President Dean W alker o f the Sen
C oncluding the biggest convention
R espon sibility o f girls' w ork for- *
$1400.
In addition to this tw o cit
ary 15, Dr. . C. Au, the Chinese coun
ers
continued
low
interest
rates
on
ate gave Senator Fisher, o f W ash in g les have not as yet turned over their in many years, the O regon State
.„I
m erly has been carried exclusively in
their m ortgages
with
the Federal ton County, the follow in g com m it
association at Grants
1 a l Pü war
t' an d' I? ,eKU^
th,‘
county superintendent s o ffic e
money.
T heir returns will swell D airym en's
Chinese
H e said that the pre-1 B oys 4. H w ork ^ nder supervision o f Land Bank, and at the sam e time tee
appointm ents:
Chairm an
o f the total still m ore.
Pass F riday relected President O s
A
ccordin
g
to
ten ce o f Japan that she needed m ore P alm er
would help the land bank system cut Rules, V ice-Chairm an o f F ederal. R e
car H agg, Reedville, for another year
T orvend,
assistent county
land for her increased population agent.
operating
costs, were
discussed at lations, and a mem ber o f Irrigation Mrs. M organ the increase o f returns
and approved a limited application o f
w as a m isstatem ent. He told the K i
H illsboro T uesday by the directors o f and Drainage, A griculture, County was due to the type o f sale con d u ct
Superintendent
Barnes
explained
ed this year.
Mrs. M organ said that calfh ood vaccin ation in B an g’s d is
w anis that Japan had large areas o f
that the transfer will mean closer seven National F arm Loan a ssocia A ffairs.
many
organizations
and individuals ease con trol in certain sections o f
undeveloped land on F orm osa and
tions
in
W
ashington,
C
olum
bia,
Tilla
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co n ta ct with the hom e d e m o n stra -j
1
helped
to
make
this
cam paign a the state.
oth er islands and even now she must
tion agent w hom he term ed particu- m ook and C latsop counties. The m eet
R esolutions approved included the
The
contest
for
speaker
o
f
the
:
great
success
im port one m illion laborers from K o
larly trained and qualiifed to give ing was held in the cou nty cou rt House was strenuous.
R obert
S.
B ecause o f the high amount raised, follow in g recom m endations:
rea to assist with the w ork in Japan. this
room with A. W . Behrens, district
assistance.
Miss M cCrae de-
Farrell was finally chosen Speaker, the local Health A ssociation is a l
That active support and en courage
H e stated the old Chinese proverb
m anager o f the associations service
d a r e d that although busy with 16
R epresentative Hesse and Kuratli. o f low ed to retain m ore than the usual ment be given to the 4-H club pro
that “ the best iron is never made
departm ent
o f the
F ederal
Land
hom
e
econ
om
ics
units
organized
and
W ashington County, were with him 50G.
A pproxim ately 6 0'; will be gram o f the state.
into nails nor the best men to s o l
Bank o f Spokane, and F rank J. R e ff
In the thick o f the fight.
fu n ction in g in the county, she felt
That dairym en should
join with
kept in W ashington County for local
also o f the bank, both from Spokane,
d iers" had alm ost b ecom e China's
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con fid en t o f fin d in g tim e fo r assist
breed and testing associations In e f
health w ork.
participating.
undoing. In China, Dr. Au said that
ing local leaders, and club m em ber,
Mr. and Mis. D. B. C ooley, form er
In com parison with other countie* forts tow ard rem oving from the m ar
Japan had taken con trol o f all c o m
The associations represented are
in developing their hom e econ om ics
residents o f W ashington County, now o f O regon, W ashington County c o m kets scru b bulls o f unknow n tran s
m erce in the ports and had made
p ro je cts and fo r training,
Judging com posed o f approxim ately 1200 fa rm residing in Salem, called on their old pares very favorably, having a larger m itting quality.
enem ies o f the population by o v e r
and dem onstration work. Both boys' ers who have federal land bank loans friends
R epresentative
Hesse and per capita return than most counties
That govern m en t purchasing o f a g
bearin g m ethods.
He said the Chi
and girls' 4-H w ork now under d e These associations are stock h old ers Kuratli on the open in g day o f the
ricultural products should be changed
nese have equally high regard fo r
in
the
Spokane
Bank.
partm ents o f the cou n ty extension
session.
from the present public bid m ethod
A m erican s as A m erican s d o fo r C hin
A m ong the su bjects discussed were
o ffice , w hich W . F. Cyrus, cou nty
to some system more nearly resem
ese
He told the K iw anis that the
the possibility o f G overnm ent g u a r
agent, is the head.
bling the cost plus 10 per cent basis
Senator Fisher has reappointed for
Chinese used A m erican drugs, cars,
antee o f land bank bonds; a change his secretary, Ruth Query, w h o was
used in purchasing from m an u factu r
cigarettes
and
m achinery.
They
in the con stru ction o f National farm his secretary during the 1939 session.
ing and industrial plants.
also gave A m erican airplanes due
loan associations from stock
co -o p R epresentative Hesse has appointed
That the state legislature be urged
respect.
eratives to m em bership co-operatives, Mrs. H. T. Hesse secretary.
R epre- ; New o ffice rs o f the W ashington to again appropriate $25,000 fo r the
It was announced that the first
and a safe and w orkable m echanism tentative Kuratli has designated as county 4-H L eaders’ association were | supervisory
expense o f the state
con tin gen t o f d ra fted
boys will be
fo r the adjustm ent o f excessive m ort his secretary Mrs. H. A. Kuratli.
installed
at cerem on ies Saturday milk, cream and butter grad in g law.
given a send o f f by a band 9::46 a.
gage
indebtedness
in
appropriate
night, featuring the second annual
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m. M on day January 20, at the stage
cases.
banquet fo r local leaders.
depot.
It w as also announced that
The Senate has stream lined the
The dinner m eeting w as held in the
In the 23 years that the land bank num ber o f standing com m ittees from
the president, E arl H orsell, would re
T he annual m eeting o f the B eav
Cham ber o f Commerce, room s in
sign and that the election fo r the erton C hurch o f Christ w as held in system has been in operation, A. M 3 7to 30 in line o f expediting le g isla -!
H illsboro follow in g an all-day con fer j
new vice-president and induction o f I the church p a llo rs January 7 at 8 S. Stook, secretary-treasurer o f the tion in the Senate for the 41st R eg u - 1
ence o f leaders and club w orkers |
cou
n
ty
W
ashington
and
C
olum
bia
lur Session.
R eports w ere given by the
new president, w ould be held W ed ! o ’clock .
from all points in the county.
m any
nesday, January 29.
o ffic e r s o f the various organizations associations told the group,
Mrs. E. R ay Miller o f Hillsboro,
taken
place in the
Mrs. H opper, super changes have
T he visitors o f the even in g were o f the ch urch.
Mr. Otto B. Kraus, form er sch ool w as seated for another term as coun- I
Mrs. P. C. Au, Mr. and Mrs. N. P. intendent o f the Bible S chool, report- ' system , in fa rm in g and in the organ i superintendent for the past ten years
A district garden contest this sea
ty president.
Mrs. Helen Austin, j
Johnson, Miss A lice R ob in s and Mrs. ed an average attendance o f 130 for zation o f co-op erative association s o f o f W ashington County, made a pleas
Cornelius, vice-president; Vernice Sa i son, to be conducted locally along
all
kinds,
and
m
em
bers
have
made
the past year although attendance in
B. F. Daly.
lines sim ilar to the cityw ide garden
ant call on Senator
Fisher at the now
o f Cornelius, sew etary-treas
Mrs. W atrou s, sister o f K iw anis the past fe w m onths has e x c e e d e d ! m any su ggestions fo r ch anges in the opening o f the session and listened to
contest, is planned by the W est Slope
urer; C layton N yberg, Tualatin, and
system.
T
his
con
feren
ce
is
one
o
f
president E arl H orsell, w as
en ter i this, reach in g m ore than 160 on sev-
Com m unity club.
T he clu b is to
G overn or Charles A. S prague’s m es
throu ghou t
the sage at the joint session o f the leg Fred H. Jossy, H illsboro, executive develop a garden section sp ecifically
Mrs. L. R . Harris, m any being held
tained at the K iw anis Ladies annual i eral occasion s.
m
em
bers.
The
installation
was
in
cou n cil, N orthw est by the Spokane bank to islature.
party W edn esday, January 8.
Mrs. president o f the w om ens
Mr. K raus was very m uch charge o f Mrs. E. F
W right, presi- to handle this p roject and will m odel
T albert and Mrs. R ich ey gave talks gave a rep ort on w ork accom plish ed obtain the reaction o f its borrow ers pleased with the G overn or’s address,
ilent o f the state leaders organization. its classification lists on the lines
and
stock
h
olders
to
som
e
o
f
the
on K iw anis a ctiv ity from the ladies and m issionary funds expended by
follow ed in the larger con test—with
stating that it was very tim ely and
Other program num bers included which the com m unity organization
M ission changes m ost generally recom m en d should be given thoughtful con sid
view point.
Miss M aurice Laber o f the grou p in the past year.
Besides discussing the problem s
addresses by H. C. Seym our, state expects to affiliate.
P ortlan d was the visitor o f the even ary expenditures reached a new high | ed.
eration by the present legislature.
4-H leader, and Miss Helen Cowgill.
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ing. Miss L aber told o f her visit to peak.
R ep orts w ere also given by i o f the land bank system , the ban k ’s
Leonard
Adam s o f
B eaverton is
assistant state leader.
Ed Setniker president o f the club and Mrs. A. F.
Japan as a guest o f the Japanese o ffic e r s o f the ju n ior ch urch, juniors, loan servicin g policy w as reviewed.
Many friends o f Mrs. Steve Mapes,
presided
as
tonstm
aster.
i interm ediate and senior Christian En- !
governm ent.
Spaulding is secretary. A. F. Spauld
now o f the capitol city and form erly
d ea vor societies.
T he adult Bible O n l y O n e R e g i s t r a n t
ing is chairm an o f the com m ittee ap
o f W ashington County, will be pleased
S ch ool classes, the ch o ir and the or-
j r
rx i-
pointed to organize the garden co n
to know that Mrs. Tdapes is recover Motion Picture Planned
chestra.
C ,t e d
D e lin q u e n c y
test.
in g from a recent operation, n ecessi
A report w as also given by the fo l- 1 Only one man o f 105 registered has tated when in a serious auto a c c i For Poultry Meeting
low in g:
church secretary. Lynden j been reported to the U. S
d istrict dent three years ago.
A m otion picture entitled "P ou ltry. Beaverton Boy Makes
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j M yers, treasurer, Charles Thom pson, attorney fo r failu re to com plete the
A
Billion D ollar In du stry," and a re
i finan cial secreta ry V irgil M yers and details o f his registration and classi-
R o y G. Berst, secretary o f B eaver port o f highlights o f the poultry situ OSC Honor Roll
Classes in standard and advanced pastor, G eo. W . Springer.
fication , w ith tw o m ore delinquent ton Lodge No. 100 A. F. and A. M..
O regon State College , Corvallis,
E veryon e w as encouraged by the liable to such report unless they es was present at the op en in g o f the leg ation in the east are the subjects Jan. 17 Russel H ulett o f B eaverton,
first aid are ten tatively scheduled to
scheduled
for
the
poultry
m
eeting
to
begin in M ultnom ah next W ednesday progress made and enthusiastic over tablish co n ta ct with the B eaverton islature the first o f the week, and
senior in science, made the h onor roll
be held in the Beaverton high school
A local d ra ft board this w e e k ..
Jan u ary 22, under the direction o f Al prosp ects fo r the com in g year.
enjoyed the opening cerem onies very January 21st at 8 p. m , accord in g to here fo r the fall term with straight
Schm itz, ch ie f o f the Tualatin Valley session o f suggestions and criticism s
The local draft board has mailed much.
A's, R egistra r E. B. Lem on has re
Mr. Berst has many frater
first aid
ca r
w ho is a qualified fo r the best interest o f the church a total o f 456 questionnaires, classi nal friends in d ifferen t parts o f the an announcem ent made by Palm er ported.
Only 35 w ere on the list
T
orvend
assistant
cou
n
ty
agent.
w as ben eficial and en joyable.
The fied and tentatively placed in Class state.
R ed Cross first aid instructor.
m aking straight A
grades in all
A
rrangem
ents
for
the
m
otion
picture
with
refreshm ents 1 A
(w ithout physical exam ination )
E n rollm en t in the classes is open m eeting closed
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courses, or a 4.00 average.
This is
have been made through N. L. Ben-
to anyone w h o cares to avail th em and a gen eral fellow ship.
79, and definitely placed in Class 1 A
R o y J. R ice, form erly o f H illsboro, nion, extension poultrym an w ho will the third tim e H ulett has received a
selves o f the opportu n ity, w ithout
a fter
physical
exam ination o f
22 i now engaged in the real estate busi
perfect grade.
men, a ccord in g to a progress report ness at Salem, called On his old show the pictures and m ake a short
any
ch arge
w hatsoever,
Schm itz
The honor roll includes only those
Missionary
From
Tibet
talk
at
the
meeting.
H.
R.
Rohe,
o f Lillian Gilham , ch ie f clerk fo r the friends K uratli and Hesse
pointed out, adding that the A m eri
Monday. assistant m anager o f the co-op, has students w ho m ake grade point a v e r
can R ed Cross frow n s upon first aid Speaks Friday Evening
board.
Mr. R ice sends his best wishes to his just returned from a trip in the east ages o f 3.50 or better while carryin g
being com m ercialized in any manner.
V ernon N ew land m issionary from
many old
friends in W ashington where he has spent tw o and a half 12 or m ore credits.
O ther
com m un ities
interested in
Only about 6 per cent o f the 4759
County.
Tibet, will speak at the C hurch o f “ March of Dimes
m onths
visiting
eastern
m arkets
form in g first aid classes are assured C hrist, o f B eaverton, F riday
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a
students registered in the fall term
night. _
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_
.
about
w
hich
he
will
relate
som
e
o
f
o f in stru ctors and full coop eration Jan uary 17 at 8 o clock .
made the h onor roll.
These repre
Mr. and Campaign Progressing
Speaker
Farrell appointed
R ep. the highlights.
o f the Tualatin V alley first
aid car Mrs. N ew land bring a m essage that i
sented every school and all classes,
Hesse
on
follow
in
g
com
m
ittee:
Chair
All persons interested are invited with the sophom ores having the larg
D efinite arrangem ents o f the var
crew .
A rrangem ents fo r such class is not only inspirational but gives j
Bills, to attend these m eetings.
es can be m ade by telephon in g Mr. m uch in form ation regardin g c u s to m s .: ious local com m ittees fo r p articip a man Engrossed and E nrolled
est num ber but seniors having the
and
tion in the drive for funds for the m em ber A griculture, E lection
S ch m itz at B R . 2848 or B R . 5122.
largest percen tage on the list.
the religious life and livin g c o n d i-;
W
ays
and
means.
"O n e o f the pu rposes o f T u a ’atin tions o f these people in the rem ote 1 cam paign against infantile paralysis,
Ground Broken for
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annually in con ju n ction with
V alley first aid car, inc., is to o rg a n m ountainious regions o f Tibet. T heir | held
Beauty Simp Ow ners Meet
Rep. Kuratli,
C hairm an: Banking New Fisher Apartments
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. . President R o osev elt’s birthday on
ize and con d u ct public classes in first _
M em bers o f W ashington C ounty
m essage is one o f unusual interest. I , _
m
em
ber,
Counties
and
Cities
Food
I
30,
will
be
announced
next
k-oia by January
aid .” Schm itz said.
"A n d we urge At one tim e their hom e was held
N. P. Johnson has broken ground Beauty Shop ow ners held their Janu
C ounty com m itteem en and and Dairy Products, Insurance, T a x
civ ic and com m un ity
organizations bandits as a fortress while they, week.
and
con stru ction is progressin g on ary m eeting at F loren ce Beauty Shop
ations
and
Revenue.
to assist us in gettin g s uch classes them selves were held prisoners On wom en, appointed by Dr. E. T. Hed
Discussion o f legisla
M
is.
Helen Fishers apartm ents at in Beaverton.
lund, chairm an fo r the state o f O re
started.”
tive m easure and appointm ent o f
several o cca sion s their lives were en
Second
and
Hall
in
Beaverton.
There
MRS. L E N A M A R Y W A R F E L
gon, have lined up local com m ittees
dangered fo r the sake o f these peo
are to be three m odern apartm ents, delegates to attend legislature at S a
and details are being w orked out.
Funeral services were held W ednes
M R S. K A R E N .VDHNSON
ple to w h om they would bring the
air
conditioned and with autom atic lem occu p ied m ost o f the evening.
Frank A. Smith o f B eaverton is the day for M is. I,ena M ary W arfel, who
Funeral services were held in H ills gospel.
February 11th m eeting is scheduled
E veryon e is invited and
hot
water.
chairm an fo r W ash in gton county.
died at her hom e in Portland follow
boro T hursday January 16, fo r Mrs. w elcom e.
The com m unity is to be con g ra tu at Iv y ’s B eauty Shop In H illsboro.
ing several years illness.
K aren Johnson, aged 90 years old who
lated in having Mr. Johnson back
The City o f B eaverton are erecting
died at her hom e on route 4 H illsboro
She was m bothei o f Irene Elliott again in the con tractin g business for
IR A L M A R T IN
JO H N A. SCH U LTZ
Jan uary 13.
Funeral services were held at the
Beaverton Lum ber yard,
John A. Schultz, late o f B eaverton, a com bined w arehouse and utility and daughter o f A lbert Brandt o f himself.
shop at F ront and T u ck er street, Beaverton, sister o f Charles J. Hirn
She w as m other o f Nels Johnson. died at Y ork , Pa., January 7.
Dew ey the Plum ber and
Beaverton Christian church at Am ity, O regon,
He
H illsboro route 4, Fred Jensen, K el w as the husband o f Gussie B eatrice, it will house the street equipment- an, Portland, Mrs. A nna H em rich. Sheet Metal IWofttB a ie
He was the fa th
all local for Ira L. M artin.
so, W ash., C. W . Jensen, P ortland, son o f Mrs. Iola H atch, father o f trucks, etc., and w ater meters will be Beaverton.
er o f Mrs. B ernadine Zum w alt o f
firm s Interested in the building.
T his will
Mrs. C arrie L arson o f H uber, Mrs. Stew art A., R u b y W aits, Mrs. Donald stored and repaired here.
Beaverton.
Mrs. W arfel form erly resided in
Ella C onnolly and Mrs. Nellie Evans Capwell, Mrs. Helen Hill and Mrs. be in ch arge o f Fred G oyt, water su B eaverton, m aking her
home with
Mrs. A. B. Clement entertained a
o f N ew berg.
her parents and was at that tim e group o f relatives at luncheon at her
Ally Abdallah, K alaf Abd Abdallah
B etty A lvord. brother o f E m ily Crane perlntendent.
Interm ent U nion cem etery.
con fin ed to her bed most o f the time home Tuesday in observation o f her and M ousa Salam, A rabians, with ad
and Ed H atch.
B eaverton P. T. A.
M othersingers
Interm ent L incoln M em orial Park birthday anniversary.
Guests in dress R am apo Hotel, Portland, plead
Funeral services w ere held W ed
O pening Day Busy
will meet T uesday January 21 at Mrs
eluded Mrs. Nellie Thorn, Mrs. Anna guilty In Justice o f the Peace Havens
nesday.
Interm ent R ose City cem e
H. J. Valentine, new Justice o f the tery under the auspices Portland M iller’s, Second and A ngel streets,
Pastor Placed at M ontavilla
Pierce, Mrs. Jennie H ardingham and court T uesday to a ch arge o f peddling
w ithout a license;
they were fined
1:30 p. m. The grou p is planning a
peace o f
B eaverton
district found ch ap ter N o. 1 D.A.V.
Rev. E. B. Horsell, pastor o f the Mrs B yron Clement and small daugh
program fo r F ebruary 5th All those M ethodist church at B eaverton, was ter Barbara, all o f Portland, Mrs. M $10 each with costs.
The trio were
h im self plunged chin deep in to his
w ho are interested in m usic are in appointed
R eedville
where they
new duties on takin g o ffic e
F riday
m inister a t Montavilla H. Clem ent and son M alcolm and arrested at
Mrs. M a rjory Simpson, grand con
Mrs. Clem ents were selling rugs and tapestries, a c
o f last week.
ductress o f the Eastern Star will pay vited to meet with the group, which M ethodist church to succeed Rev. E M iss N ancy Donald.
O. R anton.
Rev. H orsell is in his received lovely
His first day in o ffic e brou ght five her o fficia l visit o f inspection to meets each week.
birthday
g ifts and cord in g to State P olice.
fifth year in the B eaverton-M etzger many good wishes.
cases into court.
T w o were tra ffic B eaver ch ap ter O
E. S. on W ednes-
violation s in w h ich fines w ere levied j day a ftern oon and evening January
St. M arys boys entertained the
Mr. and M rs. Alden W ilson o f Se pastorate and will be missed by his
and others were civil cases.
i 22.
Mr. and Mrs. A Perkins h ave a H illsboro C ham ber
of
C om m erce
attle, W ash., form erly o f this place, m any friends,
T his was the first
are the proud
parents o f a baby
The
Beaverton-M etzger
pastorate new daughter w ho arrived D ecem ber January 13th.
He has announced that he will p e r -,
The baby has been named M ar o f the organ izations 1941 weekly ser
daughter, C orren Louise, born M on will be filled by tem porary supplies 24.
form
his first
m arriage c e r e m o n y 1 S. B L aw ren ce o f R aleigh is recov
ies o f M onday luncheons.
day, January 13.
free if allow ed to kiss the bride
erin g from a severe cold
until a regular pastor is chosen.
jorie H.
Church of Christ
Hold Annual Meet
Washington County 4-H
Club Leaders Seated
West Slope Club
Plan Garden Contest
First Aid Classes Slated
Wednesday, January 22
Beaverton High
School Student
B ody Officers
From
Larson,
the
left — Grace
President;
Di ck
Randall, vice-president; Ja
net Spencer, secretary; Lou
is
Wilson,
treasurer
and
Inez Miller, editor of Hum-
mer