The Beaverton review., August 01, 1924, Image 2

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highest order.
Mr. Duncan of
the E lifte r aii,| hU-i.-or Advert
tis in g Company spoke an “ Art
in Advertis lug.“
NX e hoj*e to
1»' able to print hi» full d i s ­
c o u r s e at an. early date.
Of
c o u rs e it will lack the per»onal
to uch o f the speaker ang ms
and TH E BANKS HERALD audience but nevertheless there
were thoughts which will bear
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re pealing.
T w o hundred and sixty guests
issued Every Friday Al
of Tillam ook s a l down U> the
Beaverton. Ore*®«
banquet Friday
evening
and
were fed and entertained as be­
J . . U. Hul«U
fits princely visitors,
Satu rd ay
the
whole
party
Editor and Publisher
was loaded
into
automobiles
t a u i r d u M und i t a » m .ltw IW»»«>bM *»l>. and driven all ever Tillam ook
I N t •! I l» PM I O » « »I
O »«««»,
County, where they saw more
«nder U m Act of Marcii A IUTA
ch e ese faetorie.s to the square
mile th an ever was s,>en befo re.
Subscription, $1.50 per year.
W e ale c h e e s e and ate cheese
Advertising rale» on application. until we probably looked like a
big yellow cheese.
Your Editor and his wife and
The *a f e fire» are tho se which
Herman
Hoe o f North field. Min­
ara never .started.
nesota, one o f the speakers at
“ Put your cam pfire
ou t”— the conv entio n, were entertained
all day Saturday and Saturday
»ay it with water.
It'e an itt wnnd that blows a
neglected cam pfire to flame.
night by Mi. Arthur <1. BFala,
Jouit ¡Senatorial candii talc
on
III« Republican ticket from I'll*
tamook, W ashington, amt Nam-
htlt count! «
And hv the way.
,\1 . R iu is V vr-Pi es ideo t of the
National Ed 'o rlai Association.
President a I . t a n a g e r o f the
Country N>\ «paper Ysaortation,
lue., amt Se iviary o f Hie Min­
nesota Republican Central Com ­
mittee
He is one o f the most
likable fellows you ever saw.
who
says
probably
he
will
Change his name from Hoe to
Ore
Mr. BeaU is » b ooster Tor
ritlamook all the time.
While
he is willing to concede that
there are some spots very d e ­
sirable in other p a rts o f the
world he is always realty to take
I 's u e with anyone
who
even
suggests that there is a spot
as desirable as Tilla m oo k .
He
look us U|> on Point Maxwell
for a view' o f "Tillam ook*« »*cenn
formerly the P a cific.”
Ju s t a word in closing. The
llimg that impressed us most
Outlook for Farm Prices
A safe cam pfire is ra th e r to
be chosen than g re a t ca tch e s
o f fish.
I
Be sure they're out, then go
ahead.
W e mean cam p fire s,
cig a rette stubs, and m atches.
People who go on va catio n s
ought never to forget how poi-
aon oak
and poison ivy looks.
When
y u leave your c a m p ­
fire, s in g : " I t Ain’t Gonna Rain
No Mo’,” and apply the water
yourself.
Dude: “Can you tell me how
to make my cam pfire s a f e ? ”
W oo d sm a n : “ Sure— don't ev­
e r build i t . "
T h is is the season o f fairs.
Come on fellows, "Hook up Buck
and Brindle and whoa-haw-gee
to the fa i r ."
W h a t we need is not more
horse power in our motors-, but
some way o f getting more horse
sense into our driver».
B a n k s, Sherwood and Tigard
are all planning on fa irs this
fall. How ab out Beaverton get­
ting in o n e ? W hy not?
After «eeing some
deserted
cam psites, we apologiie to the
city dump fo r having said any­
thing about its apparance.
— M B w g w w iw a a u B a a ijg iw a n iw iw iw M iw iw in i—
n a w n a M T i t u i M i M i w M i ittx
WHOLESALE r KICKS PI RISC. THE CIVIL WAR ANP WORLD WAR IWBIOM
(FOR THE CIVIL WAR ISM TO I MO - KM. AND FOR THE WORLD
WAR IRIS TO 1*14-llMl
Will prices go up or down, or remain At «lionary during the next decade?
If yon knew the answer to that question and knew- how to take advantage of
the situation. It would mean money In your pocket, according to the S e a rs Roe-
buck A gricultural Foundation.
Dr. O. F . W arren, agricultural economist or Cornell university, haa collect­
ed evidence on the price trend to be expected. B e find» prices are acting In
alm ost exactly the same way they did following the CSxll war. The price level
following the Civil war continued to fall for 13 years. Dr. W arren believes
p ries levels to the Cnlted S tates will again act In this way.
T h s present huge supply of gold has much to do with the situation. Great
B ritain alone has sent to ths United States since the beginning of the w ar more
than $1,800.000,000 worth of gold—nearly a quarter of all the gold money tn
the world. Before long. Dr. W arren thinks, Europe will take her gold back.
Then prices will go down.
Farm Production Falling Off
34 Y u » or T otal C rop Pkooocnou C ohpamd W ith fot Cama P romotion
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It would be a fine thing if
the people who throw c ig a re tte s
from automobiles could spend
a few days fighting fo re s t fires.
It is e a sie r to put 01 U fire
in the bowl o f your pipe, o r on
the eng o f your cig a rette, than
when it is burning over a hun­
dred and sixty a c re s o f timber-
land.
W hat a b lessing it would be
it som e B urbank could perfect
a g rass which would grow one
inch high and stay green peren­
nially without rain and wineh
would stay the
«Wine
heigh!
without the ' use o f a
lawn
mower.
TILLAMOOK ENTERTAINS
EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
Th e Seventeenth Annual Ed­
itorial Association has parsed
into history.
Last week
end
two hundred and fifty
repre­
sentatives o f the press m et in
Tillamook to renew friendships,
discus» m a tters more or
less
I" "i-insr to shop, and to fo r-
T'd «11 I he names they
had
r. I! d other editors and been
Cal! d hv the uitu> people.
W ashing ton County was rep­
resented by only three
dele*
gates,, the editor o f the B e a ­
verton Review, accompanied by
his wife, and Verne McKinney
o f ibe Hillsboro Argus.
One o f the first things ttiat
«truck yonr E ditor's attention
was a placard in the window
o f Tillam ook's largest depart­
ment store.
It read something
like ttiis ; ".Mi (he E d ito - gets
ai home is kicks.
W e invite
you b come In and kick at us.”
Other firm s displayed signs and
Window cards
more
or
less
striking but this is the one
which especially appealed
to
us.
Thursday evening we
were
r
1 c .'^ rre «-'n *ativ e s o f the
a nand o f Boy Scouts, ju s t as
yon meet yonr expected guests
*"•
. —„ ~ it,-
bnri
s ’ ■»’••¡•xr and gr-eM-srs.
o f old fripnd«.
A Bov Hcou1
• •n^i>'t down on your luggage
end another c'imhed into you-
n
"V o u r ear witl he
at such and such a garage when
you want it.”
“ T h is is your
room .” “ W e want you to have
n good time.” “ I f there is any-
« m „ — «h»t m u require Ju s t call
on us.”
T h e re
wae
speak ing
of
the
« » » the universal h«KV»Uiig by squ ash. and g re co «,>|il* un cab
everyone fo r Tillamook.
Now lu p e or kale, iti all d is trici*
If
the I'rvgohef «if one
of
Ihe w liete Illese peais attack.
ehurvhes told u> that Tillamook tilt» r a l ly spray Is throwil a-
paid Mieir m anager $ 20,000 a g a in st lite under ante nf Mie
year m colii, hard ra s h ,
for lower leuves «t Utile befnre thè
«lim p in g them in tin anil hold ­ beau» and squnsti stari io ville
ing them there.
T ' ere 1» no H i» d'Uildfui wlietlier Mie pesi»
i -‘ Mon th a t ik e party drawing wouhi ever overtake Mie |.lant»
thi» »alary is wortli every ce n t uutil Mie beat nf Mie crup ha»
heen pteked.
Oli
thè y tornir
o f it to the community.
[rabbatte a very little spray wili
cover Mie e ntirt plani, ami tf
M O M TO W N T A L K «
W hat does your home town put oli agalli oeeaalonally tilt
I Mie plani is nearly grown Mie
moan to y o u f
1» it j u s t a p|a«e where you ! crup wili l>e nice ami elean and
ea rn your bread and butter, and larger and more tender.
\ western Oregon grower re.
winch you could give up w ith­
out a qualm q f regret if you ferrod Mie gustimi nf Ihe early
for
Illese
could make more o f ttiat bread prevenlative spray
e
r
o
i
»
in
bini
aphts
regione
tn
and ImMer somewhere e ls e ? Or
have you knit something: o f the Doli G. Moto, expe l'inienl s t a ­
tion entomnlogi»l and gol Mie
ttiread o f your personal life in­
endnrsem ent nf lite spoetatisi.
to this sttcial fabric that we
I l » Mie earlv spray Miai gets
call B ea v er to n , so llial it would
j Mie npllis.
pull out one o r two lo-nrt»trtiiK»
if any reason culled you to go
OREGON LEG IO N C O N D U C T.
e lsew here?
Are your townspeople
Just
INO M EM BERSHIP DRIVE
casu al acq u a in ta n ce s whom you
In nil e ffo rt to »ecure the cov-
are interested in because they I eted Hanford MaeNider Member-
may l>c able to help you in a I ship
Trophy for Oregon, the
money way? Or are they friends 1 Aniedirau L egion's S late Exec
a sso ciated with you in Mie c o m ­ j ulivo Board, at their meeting In
mon aim o f building a good I Portland recently, decided to in-
home town, lied to you hy c o m ­ I augural • u state-w id e m em her-
mon relatio n to n com munity ' »Inp drive from August 1st to
life which ha» been a help to August tilth.
IKiring these ten
you
day*, the I I S Legion Hosts in
Do you feel ties of loyalty to j ihe State will have Mieir c o m ­
this com m unity amt It* e n t e r ­ mit le e - ready to sign up ettg-
p ris e s ? IV> you do yonr best to . Iblea, veteran» o f Ihe World
promote its b usiness and civic W a r who have received an h on­
interests, or would you he e qu al­ orable d ischarge for W a r S e r ­
ly pleased to see some other vice.
com munity go ahead?
Oregon has already increase«!
Mere are some ra th er vital j it» membership
to
a
much
questions, ann th e way ttiat our g re a te r s tre n g th than th at dur-
townspeople answer them
will I mg the whole o f last year tuid
have murfi to tell about the I now stands fourth from the top
future which this city can e x ­ i am ong the »tntes in the union.
pect to atta in .
County giembership rlinirmen
' have been appointed for e a c h
T H E EAR LY SPRAY
; county t«> a s s is t Legion Post
G E TS T H E APHIS o ffic ia ls in
making
arrange­
Kre,| E.
Bean»
covered
with
black ment» for the drive.
aphis ju s t as the pod« are fo rm ­ Kiddle o f Island City, who was
ing. and now you have to put cc«i ,.,j ns S l a t e Commander of
• he to bacco sprav on and soil the organization at the Portland
S ta le Convention last Ju n e , has
their bright clean look?
the
You say the posts j u s t popped been made Chairm an o f
He will he assisted hy
up over night like J a c k ’s b e a n ­ Drive
stalk. and you had no ctiance Marry N. Nelson, retiring Stale
to get them before they began Adjutant o f Ihe American L e ­
sw arm ing on the new leaves and gion.
pods ?
Our most interesting reading
It may seem that way. hut
doubtless isn 't.
It is
m o r e this week is fourni in the ad­
likely th at a few “ hom ese ek e rs" vertisem ents.
hit the under side o f the leaves
a long time ago before the vines
stnrte,| to run, and began co lo ­
nizing. It so happens ttiat aphis
d ev e lo p s ju s t a * not seen
as
when seen by the grower. It is
som e tim e s only a le a f here and
there that is infested and even
the observant grower may easily
lift several leave# and stilt m iss
finding the early a rriv als a l ­
ready on Ihe leaves.
lienee the de-irabtlily o f early
sprays, preventive largely for
Mark aphis on
beans
and
FARN
T h e gri'ulcsl h cn e llts o f Ore­
gon crop rotation as listed by
tlu> experiment station are the
humus and nitrogen added to
the soil. Other advantages are
diversity «if crops with steady
output, more even distribution
o f work through Mie year, eradi­
cation i*f weed*, plant diseases,
Insects, amt l " * i n * , and improve­
ment of tilth und water holding
capacity of Mie »otta.
DO
BB
What Makes The Price of Butter
IR IS
1*20
1*21
IR 2 2
<*23
Naw York Qt/orafiont 9M 5« "orw
1* an acute RltscR of Nassl Catarrh
Thoao «ut»Jori lo froquonl 'Voids" are
m-nsralljr I» a 'Vus down" rondlUaa.
I I A l . l / » C A T A R R H M B D I C IN B la a
Treatm ent .-onai«tii>x of an OHnimsat. to
!>■ IIS..I
an.1
arts
____ _ _ i Inratly.
va e t i l i W
" " » a Tonic,
a w v ” » « which
w 11 sw oo —
_
vjutekty through Ih* Blood on *h* Mu
irfa'-oa.
up Ih* «ya«
.»uà wm
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Isas
n I y you
a»«« I*
■«■> s llsbls
osta asaw a to
sc “colds
«-»ta— '
tnd -------
makln
».•Id hv ifruniats for ovor •» Toara
F. J. Pliancy A l’o . Talado. O.
Foe Solo— Here 1* your chance
to gel your cedar aerial ay
flagpoler at a bargain, o r any
oilier pole up to 00 feet, fl.
II. W o lf A Co.
Adv r 30-37
Or J . N. Talbert
D E N T IS T
Honni
Building
Oregon
B e a v e rto n
ON
SAM UEL SORENSEN
Dr Samuel Soreneon, D. V. S
: raduni«- tn«l licensed veterinary.
I’ lIO N K K
l!o :iv erto n
o r f ic i *
5 5 1 — 15
Hillsboro -'HI 25
l*nrin Ives.
This hot weather won't tael f o r ­
ever
Now's the time to gel
honling stoves rejnrketed und
furoaaes i«'paired before cold
weedier sets In,
Frank P u l­
ver. Tin amt Rheet Metal m er­
chant. Beaverton. Adv e SA-tf
MONUMENTS
Look
Listen
from now on you can purehasc
Monuments and Markare
In both
Marble and Grand#
for a g re a t reduction In price
a saving to the p u rch aser o f
from 10 to 25 percent
Come and lie convinced,
f'o rn e r till and Main Street*,
jh llsh o rn . Oregon.
M. N. L E W IS A CO
F o r Sala— Dahlia I ubera
and
llolly tree«
Mrs. F J . Mann,
Roule 1, Beaverton.
Phone
55-41
G t«tf
t# J(
A Bible, «in
Terw illiger
Boulevard, between Beaverton
and B ertha, with Mie name of
Mrs Robert Kenne«ly,
Red­
lands, California, in
Bible.
Finiler leave at Review nfflre.
Adv. P 33
Repairing and Faintin g ro o fs o f
nil kinds.
Old roof«
mad#
like new at small co s t
Es­
timate* free
M| work g u a r­
anteed
G. F. Slattery.
Adv e J t t - l f
W.-oted— Geiiernl
(! o«rnrtliig
an.* Building
work. t Joseph
Kimx. Phone, M 3M03, Route
6. Box 255-A. Portland O r e ­
gon.
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classified p ages/
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hor«e or a cow, a drag or a plow, in fact,
’ -ny.hing
from a knitting needle to a
farm, our readers will probably need it.
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I
Ali al fai fa fleld meeting wlll
he hcld on Mie U n ii of Jo h n
HclimclMer on
Mie
mounUIn
Simili of KeItoli» Monday, Ami
usi fourih, al I t m P M
filose w Ito luive
»«•eli
Mr
KehmclUer'» plallllllg
of
Itile
»elisoli re pori Miai II te a fine
slami of Grlmm ulfalfa
M r .
Se li me II ter Ita» pluced an nrder
for fu «i tona o f lime ami ex-
peci» lo luoko fu ri ber pia n tin e«
m l t >
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CASTORIA
isn't it thoughtless not to get it N O W
instead of later ?
A 'Standard" Modern Bathroom should he
considered in exactly that way. You will not
question that a sanitary bathroom is a necessity,
so considered by all
who have regard for
cleanliness and re­
finement. T h e fix­
tures are guaranteed
for a definite number
of years and there is
no reason for think­
ing that they will not
last a great while
longer; is it not then
a matter of economy
to get the equipment
at once.
A L F A L F A F IE L D M E S TIN O
\\ oriti» can he kt'pl from the
talc ch e rries
in
ilia
cherry
worm districi» by spraying a
little sweetened p o iso n e d water
f a g Infanta nnd Childran
on the upper s u r fa ce <*f Mie
In U d o F o rO v o r 3 0 Y s a im
leaves.
Th e s p lay is made of
lend arse n ate pnsle H pound,
moine»#» <h> not use honey
2 q u arts, am! water to make 10
gallons.
Experienced
growers
ju s t drive at a moderate rate
between Mie rows amt do not W A N T E D aai F O R S A L E
stop us Mo* roil mao flashes u
little o f Mie solution mi each
tree lop noi enough lo poison Electric F l o o r S u r f a o l i t t — t Hi old
nr new floors.
All kinds of
Mie fruit, toil plenty to a iira r t
hurtlwnod floors
I un I.
W hy
and kill the flies thut lay the
contend with 'rough
floor»
ch e rry worm egg.
when lliey can hr made »monlJi
like new? W. CL Gifford. 713
“ C O LD IN T H E H EA D ”
Eighth S t., IHtlshnro. c 3S t f
Since it is a necessity, most de­
sirable, and will last a lifetime,
Population 1 « gaining on crop production, according to a atndy made oxer a
period of thirty-four years by the Sears Roebuck Agricultural Foundation,
based on figures of the United States Department of A griculture. The a c ­
companying chart shows crop production per capita Is falling.
Taking the average of 1910 as 100. total crop production In the last three
years uxerag«*d 1"6.3. Owing to the growth of population, per capita produc­
tion has been only 92-3 when 100 represents the 1910-1914 axersge.
Ttie chart shows Index numbers of both total and per capita production of
crops from 19f»> to 1923. The production record Is based on the tidal yield of
10 crops—corn, wheat, oats, barley, rye, buckwheat, potatoes, hay, tobacco and
cotton, which Include more than 95 per cent of the total acreage of nil crop*.
Since yields art expressed tn various units, bushels, hales, tons and poumla,
the crops are comtdned by applying a constant average price to the yearly pro­
duction of each crop.
REMINDERS
Noyes
•c «s -s o t» o c « A6MICULTUMA fouNC-aryoi
Evidently production, consumption and feed prices, «Il p ia , an Important
part In regulating butter prices In s tsrifT-protected market like the United
State». The cost of feed may regulate In the long run, but over perioda of a
few years il ha» little to do with tbe exiling price of butter.
D j u iin n
M IC K IE, T H E P R IN T E R ’S D E V IL
'TUAT MUT TUE HALF OF it , BRcnMCR i
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