The Beaverton review., February 20, 1925, Page Page Three, Image 3

Th« B««««Pton IUvl«w
t V N « T b fH
W rUtv,
hell, reins out of the kitchen and 1»
au anknowo- flock art used dis­
gan to ring It, swaying to and fro with
U U t t S L Y IN E A R L Y L IF E infecting ths incubator and the
t chserful grin, ss If hs wars tied to
brooder bouse helps la hinder­
tbs clapper.
Al the sound of "the cracked tones
W liil« d lg rrh «« i h fee U
the ing tbe spread of lb*, disease.
the men liegun to struggle oul of tin
« m a le s i uumbwr o f baby chicks
bar Into lha dining room, whera the»
Failure to provide tbe correct
m l 4«
4 « lo 72 hours
wilhm the first
look Hitdr seals on long .benches
brooder
temperature for amall
after
hatching.
From
2
to
4
B y F R A N K W . S IM M O N O S
*
either side of s lung table coven >1
per cent o f llae chicks infected chicks often results in bowel
A m s rle a n B a n k e r« A s s o c ia tio n
with a stained, tattered oilcloth, on
From 98 degrees to
birth will cause the disease trouble.
which were placed cheep knives
LTH O U G H many state« have unexcelled system« of bank
100, at the edge of ths hover,
forks, spoons and pistes.
spread
to
40,
»0,
or
even
7*
auuervision by public authority, in acme Instances political
,.
. .. .
„ . la tbe oorrect temperature for
Nsst appeared a thick-set ynong
enuM Elem rnU have resulted in lax methods and dangerous
. w
Mnt ol the finllrfl flock' the first few days. Too moea
rqunw who began In hand out por
practices.
Public opinion today dem ands that “ ‘“ ‘’i * ’7 opwmton and farm-
lions of a greasy dinner, consisting of
heat is as had as not enough.
Lank supervision be as free from partisan in te r- 1 ”"*’ m 8,1 " ,iort lo
a high
suspicious meet, beans, and potutoe»
Confining
the chicks fairly elose
ference as the judiciary itself.
j percentage of the chicks, often
that hail apparently been froseo to
to tha stove the first two days
death In bed.
Staje banking laws are increasing in number le*,Ve, ,nfW5t* d chtek* in th® 1,‘ ' by meant o f boards twelve ins.
Lee. who had taken a seat <q»p»
an.l
diversity.
Much thought and study has been
o?
Z S i!? C
wide nailed together at the cor­
sits ths door, surveyed the oilier
ners, minimized the danger of
K.ven by the State Bank Division o f the American 1 u»u.lly d i. . « t r o «
guests wltb that qulst watchfulness
which was s part of his nature os
Hankers Association to uniformly efficient super-
The best .n * only .atiTsc- chilling.
wall ss of his training. For Ihe musi
VtBT ' nJ r 18 ° " record M urging that the office lory way of handling chicks that
part he summed them up ss being of
THE ZEALOUS M I D
, | ;'ink CominiMioner be freed from entangling show symptoms of whit« d.arr-
LTUL
tbs average prospector type
politics and divorced from all other functions o f
i.
..
.
NBR NEW HAT
W (i
Araoag them, however, appeared tr
l « f v 'M
fr» m
Till—That new bonnet
o f
be a few of Ihoae hard bitten rharnr state govern m en t; that the tenure of office be made more secure he inr„h «i
with sufficient compensation and dS ^reU on aiJ £
L T
l
lore who are to lie found In every gold and fiutmg
Margaret's is very fetching.
pow
er
to
attract
men
o
f
out
U
nding
executive
ability
and
uin
.
ly
chick
*hould
be
up I’elly us quietly as possible, m
rush. Moat of them had been drink
Phil— Yes. I understand when
oxperlnacs, and Only t . .n ,y su m . “
!»
“
“ T , V
*» d i" o v -
lake notes. If you get the chance, on Ing hard, and •til seemed embiticrert •u.c«i../ul Uni»i,
friend husband aaw it he fetch­
what’s going on si Hlalon lake
by Ibclr experiences of the summer , tkat bank examiners be selected Lorn U nk.n, . x p U n c . v x ^ from ora Hr' d ,
5 h‘Ck
those haring the requisite qualifica­ to uvs years.
| *y m p lo m « o f the discus« in the ed a lot of language.
"Vuu'vs gut carts hlanrlia, and >oti’ll They were frt-sly cursing llu-ir III
tions.
Powers of Bank Commissioners j Hrst 48 to 72 hours should he
inks s covering warrant from the sti­ luck.
A careful study and survey of s u m
in the majority of states. the Bank removed and killed.
The killed
pendiary lo nts In any way you see
Lee's attention wna first drawn to
Try Our 01 ass I fled Ads
Ob And Inks nil Ihs tlins you want. the two men who were sealed oppo bank supervision has been made wllh r'oimuisaioasr la siven morn or less birds should be burned to elim -
the
cooperation
or
.¡tat«
Bank
Com
alts him by the fart that they tool
power to approve or deny applies- j m ate the possibility
possib ility of
of further
no part In thla chorus of denunciation ndsalonars and state- bankers to bring Hons for charters of stats banka infection.
out
ths
high
lights
of
successful
su­
Clearly this authority should be eg
A glance ahowed him Hint they uer
Infected hens do not always
not proapectora. and that Ihe under pervision, and at the same Ume Indi­ «reined chiefly with a view (o supply­
cate remediable »• akuersea, as the ing each community with safe, ade­
standing bstween them was on loti
show outward signs o f the in­
basis for formulati,X a model code quate banking faUIIUea. Hence the
mats one.
ut law dealing wltli bank supervision, Importance of carefully weighing all fection but they do lay eggs
One was a short, thick-set. mnscnlsi
¡carrying the
disease.
Chicks
rwd-kslrvd msu. wllh one of the hard sad also far «uvdopuig public opouon iaUors Involved suek ae MM shMsnfn
hatched
from
such
eggs
are
in­
In favor of Us g>
adoption.
...... —
. and responsibility of the orgaalsera
sat and most rspulslve faces that t-e-
This survsy sho»
at In forty one and th* community’s needs for bank fected gt birth. Trying to save
Apply Sulphur ae TeM When
hart over seen Tin- other, appai.-nH)
•tales Hank Cor i i.oners arc- ap- “ ing facilities. In the very natnra of
. lives of infected chicks ends
his partner, was a huge half brer,
Yser Bki a Breaks Out
pointed by the go.
and g, :ier- j things no one U so well qjallfled to in sorrow at some later date,
with a great muaculur torso coirim ally bold office "d
* their p! as pa-» on charter questions as the Bank
j with black hair and long gorilla tits
lire.” to two stai, “ lie) arc cli <«.u C ommissioner. < ommeots from ah netting rid o f infected hens is
arms
v
Any breaking ont ol the tkm eu fees;
getting rid o f infected chicks
by popular electin' n-
others they states favor granting the banking do-
arms or-body u overcome quick-
neck, armi
“ Kf I bad that guy here what stnrte- are chosen by a
to
a
large
extent.
•Ik.ng hoard, out j pkrtme-nt large If not absolute Jurle-
ext by applying Mentho-Sulphur. The
1 that yarn about the gold In Sion
In only a few Is th
Irlce of orr .rt diction in granting k »»v chartern
The O. A. C. Experiment Sta­ pimples teem to dry right ap and ge
range— “ began a man ou law*’* Ixcd bankfeg con
•rod. In Missis
away, declares a noted akin
4 number of statea now confer tion recommends the use
j right.
of
slppl the selection
Nothing haa ever been
made by a con
more or less complete authority on
“ Ah, for the love of Mike, cut ou' volition of delcg.,
tbe place o f tuiphur as a .
.
from the state the slate banking department to act hatching eggs from blood test­
that spiel. Hill I" shouted an, the chartered banka
mover. It is harmless snd inexpensive.
as receiver in liquidating failed banka, ed stock as the first step in Just ask any druggist fo r a small Jar
across the table. "IVjrou think you n
Long Terms Make Bureaucrats
usually providing that the Bank Coo- preventing the spread o f white o f Row Its Mentho- Sulphur and use it
the only real fool's lien summerin' It
The term of office was fouud to mi«»iocer must Ale a report with the diarrhea. If hatching eggs from
kka cold c ra m .
the ningeT"
“Old I’elly never found no gold mlm range from ta>o y ,rs to »lx. Tbe court for approvaL In other states
; 11s ass cracked about It. Kf he Imd majority of reuoni'uendatlons favor • the court names a receiver and thft
wouldn't otbera have got wise to l< flve-ysar term. r«u u.uug that a lon g Hank Commissioner therasdter has a «
with half the district bungin' abon Urin at Ufe tenure tended toward Jurisdiction or authority. The almost
bureaucracy In office, while a short unanimous opinion of hankers and
lha range apyln' on h ln tf
“ Nobody knows what happened i< term waa condomm-d on the grounds thq Bank Commissioners Is that |
that tbs Lank Commissioner vteiilj authority should be placed la th « I
him. do they?"
(.inking department as it permits the ; K
•'jest disappeared Mrhhe he bad i scarcely have time tq become ihor
ought) <-<iii vers an wllh his Aeld of employment of experienced bank ad- ! J
•trike In the woods or somethin' N
body’s seen nor heard of him this go -, wetrk before the exphwtloa of hla nnnistratora In winding op th* affairs ,R
Auto Truck and Livery Service, Daily Trip« To
term of service and the public would ot s bank. U more expedient, eco- > F
! white past "
a >m leal and altogether more satisfac- R
Portland.
Lee absorbed lids converastho > loss the frulta Of hla expertaaoq. A
R
without feeling thal he had got veri rive year term U long enough to per­ “ T
Furniture
and Piano Moving.
Changes Needed
F
| far. I’elly bad discovered a proMv mit his rendertn/ useful service
through capitalism» Ms experience
The
consensus
as
to
changes
need-
R
Office:
Bemverton;
Cor.
Watson
»nd First St. Portland; 188 Front St.
uiallcal gold mine
Polly bad d!t,i|
mil thea if ba is lound capable me
rt to strengthen Ihe work of the state R
Phonos: iiciverton, 51 on 11.
Portland, Main 3640
And Now St Last—the Nanos Lay le peered; II began lo seem pr*iabh (b a ile e s o f his v> appoUntaeat would
I miking departments Is summa-asod R_
Front of Him. Uplifting its Wild that I be is port of his return wi
be sttong.
in
ihe
following
recommendations;
Peaks Int# tbs Qlory of Ihs Autumn false. If Ibeae men bad I ksmi pro»
il was found th», duties other than
I rrovtd. <<l-oear* salaries.
peeling Ihe range alL the summer li bank supervision are frequently Im
•unset
t. <ltve Bank C orem laaloiier laraa dts-
wna probable Hint If I'elly Ij.id ri­ posed on the hoiking department,
retlon a ry powar In g ra n tin g cB arters
, m l r o lo r c ln g b a n k resruiat —
been us* there'll be nothing doing till mmed to the vlclnll) they would hn>-
S. Ht m ove ihe olflee
I
ranging, from lose:«nee matters to
Ice from
partisan
spring. Hut doO’l 1st 'em gel wise 1C tinird of It. In »hlcb rase some-,,
otitic* hy providin g fo r election
irrigation project-- and eveu slate ’ .'»nUmttton
or th « Com m issioners by tbs
1 hail Inaurance. The n'most unani­ i>«akers.
,o0r
t- " ‘ ,0” :
/<’<itilinui-il in M M.-.-l, |
B rig h t prospects mark
form behind yuor Hergennl.
and eon I
4 P rovide fo r a sufficient num ber mi
mous expression Ot .pitting I# that th-
xam tnvr*. w ith sde<iuatc
* a d free
duct your Inquiries as Inronsplcuonsl)
the
opening of the n ew year.
position of ban£ C'^mauss’.oner Is a h<*ir oppointm ent (rum p o litic *
as possible. And In a ruse like this LEGUNE CULTURES
<!lvt ihs tiaiU tin* Iv -p A rtm **! fu ll
task of such eulsl Riding Importnnc«
'• '!'> to s e t s « re c eive r In lb s c a m
T h e business horizon is a -
one man's better than two
Thel'l
ARE USED W ID E L Y as to demand that he devote all hlj
f f»i’
why Pm sending you alone
,
!
________
«. M »s o Hank Corn ml
ter
time snd attention' strictly to prob .<?
glow, for fundamental condi­
MM WL
“ Finally, you'll hear In mind Ihm
f-rns of bank unpervlslon and r<-gula
Make requiressents fo r Bank Com *
I
I
.«Klimt*
cu
ltu
re»
prepared
by
tions never were sounder.
Felly's arrest conies flrat
Son® a»
m L »io n e r eligib ilU y not less than fire
iloa.
■ •nra o f niK-cessful bank in * experience
you locate him. bring him out of Hiv jib e h ai'leritilogy departm ent o f
Some states Unpease no statutory
During tbe n ext tw o months
n ! w ell recognised ex e c u tiv e a b ility
jib e experim en t station are be- qualifications whatever for Bank
range.
Bank supervision, when wisely and
thousands w ill need materials.
At dnwn Lee was upon the rond
[inK sent lo farm er^ ill O h ^ ih i , t’ommlssloner. A number merely re­ inpartially administered, is capable
ha unit
have uutiiuiai
nominal ijuauia-t
qualifies
func that nt'
>t njuut*ring
There had been rumor» rarurcem C alifm inn, N vvttja ,' North lJ«ku- quire
jf
rendering one oi
of tne
the nignesi
highest types
rumor« of a gold find In St«uy rang* ta, and neu)lib,,rHiK sln t«s. O n » dons. In many oaees purely negative | of senrice a sute can gire Us people.
(hut summer, |>ul the ueurvr Lee g « 1 order was received from Mot-
REFORMS IN STATE SUPERVISION OF
BANKS AS ADVOCATED BY BANKERS
A
FreeTFdtìerr
lk»y|rrtffei bi
W NU
CHAPTER I
Sergeant Anderson Ridee
Into Little Fells
l<w Amloraon. Mrgvanl In Ihs
Royal ('»nsrtlsn Mminto.l Pollen, had
haen iMrtlng hla horoa up Iba laat
hill. Now ba slopped al ihs lop and
III hla pip«, laltlns Ihs animal annirh
a haw Martas of Iba spars« »rasa thal
■raw amoas Iba farns and raaplwrry
bra mb Isa baalds Iba cart Irsrk
Thar« war«, perhaps, thirty ihraa or
four y«ars lo hla rradlt. Ilia ratlisr
lined, ileaply sunburned fare and
throat contrasted markedly with I he
edging of whits flesh al Ihs V-top of
hla open shirt, l-ea. In hla proapoe
tor’s clothing, appeared to be typically
one of Iboaa raaanred. quiet, self-coo-
lalnad men whom the north breeds.
Ills rather heavy horqr, a romlrtna
lion of park and saddle, was well
laden behind Ihs rolled blankets that
formed a parapet acroaa Ha shoulders.
Is a Inhaled with delight Iba warm,
steamy «•halation« of the earth, rich
with Iba added debris of the year.
Us lamed and looked forward, Im.
yond Iba settlement of U tile P a ll«
lying at the fool of the slope In
front of him. the laal of Hie «.HI#-
meats oa hla side of Bluujr rang«.
* |t was an unkempt, mu lily Utile
plaea, created by the advent of f t »
lumber companies a few year» before,
kpd slragtUng among the knee-high
stumps of wbst had been virgin forest
wt^hln tbs decade
After bla belated return from
francs, only to And the oM North
great mounted, of which ha hsd b.-en
a member, mergert In the new Do
minion body. !.•# himself had been
stationed nl Unnlairea. l i t Imd hero
In the police eight year« before th.
war
ll waa the only life ihsi ap
pealed to him. Ills service had ex
plred during hla term at lha front, but
hla Aral set oa returning had been to
rejoin
Inspector Crawley bad arm for lilu
a few lays taler
-Aa.lersoo." ba said. “ I want yon
to bo ready to otert for Stony rump-
la the morning to pick up n mnn
named Pelly.
lie ’s • « the list of
•wanted’—beaded It for some lime. In
tact I guess yon don’t know any
thing about tba case, though.”
-No, air. It must bars happened
while I was In Frame«.”
•Ob, It happened a deuce of a time
bafMa yon went to France, Anderson
facnly-dra years ago, more ur l*wa
Might hare lefl the poor devil alone
e«|MTlnlly as ha’a been a fugitive au
long But It’s murder. Mergeanl. nnd
—wall, lha new police hare g»i t<>
allow themselves Jual na «flic lent
blood hounds aa the old force. The
papera In the case hats Just Co««-
through Ottawa.
“This man Pelly appears to have
killed a man In Toronto In I he nine
lies for Insulting bis wlfs Thoes da
lulls are net given
It appears a
lip come down some lime ago that
Pelly has been living In the Slaton
lake region, on the other side o f
Stony range, for a good mnny years
I'elly appears to have got wind of
this and made a quick getawny. Now
the word's corns In that he's been
seen In tits district May be true or
f^ac.
''Piohnhly It won't be possible to
convict now. If It Is possible, I don’t
suppose hell get mnch of a sentence.
Hut headquarters are nnxlous Unit
we should establish our prestige by
getting after' Itlra— to show that we’re
on the Job ns our predecessors were.
I want yon to rids In. and. If he’a
alive, pick him up and bring him hack
wllh yon.”
Anderson sainted, lie wna about lo
leave Ihs office when the Inspector
colled him back.
"ittop ■ moment, ftergeant. Ton
enn guees that this man Pelly was
probably betrayed by someone with a
grudge against him
I suiqiose you
know that the Free Traders aliened
lip nt Riston lake during the tvarT"
The Free Troders. aa Anderson
knew, were a gang of liquor men.
organised from Montreal, and »ending
II* agents far and wide Into the In­
dian lands, debauching and corrupt
Ing. The Free Traders dealt In hu-
mnn souls aa well as fur and whisky;
they were the mosl Iniquitous thing
Ihut had so far entersd the northsru
territories.
T h e m « n mnn named Jim Hath
wny who sect is lo he handling llielr
work f"r 'em up there Ten lo one
hit gin .'» in!'«»I up wllh this I’elly
limiter In some wn.v Perhaps they're
out for felly's Vend because he
wouldn't stand In with 'em On the
other hand there's the chance Unit
lie’s In with ’em nnd someone else
tlplied u» off In that case you’ll And
yourself up against ihe organisation
“This Rnthtt ay’s believed to have
been running liquor under vnrlous
alius«» for year», and there'» ugly
rumor nlsiut happenings nt an' Indian
enmp In the Fur North, where the
Free Trader» have another post a'
Lake Mtsqunah. They've gut to he a
Idg fndor during the yenra of the wur
— so hlg that were Uul going to
tnckle 'em until we're ready to InOnch
a general rnmpnlgn ngnlnst 'em.
“ You'll remember no' to bolt In If
SULPHUR CLEARS
▲ PIMPLY SKIH
\ Beaverton Transfer Co.
Lewis Brothers, Props.
WHO ARE BUILDERS?
J. Haulenbeck Lbr. Co.
« 1 the range the !|*»s exp I It till
news In-on me
11« passed a nmnbi-r of np-n -n tlieli
leo l,i»1 week fo r bueterla (o In­
ocu late to aerea o f garden peas.
C u ltu re» s u fficien t to in oru -
Inte 7000 «e ro s lo legruines w ere
sent out by the experim ent sta ­
t i o n ln »l year. T h e h eaviest de-
jmnnds are from O regon farn i-
lers.
Out o f sla te orders com e
la rg e ly fro m O . A. C. alum ni jrj j
and oth er »la te experim ent sta-
wny soulh. mort-si- -snd sullen l<te
H.-avcr Chapter No.
ready enough In pour out then
106 O. K. S., regu­
grievance Hint n summer's ptv»|H-»l
lar mcoling Wed­
Ing had failed to show v<t-n n Iran
of color anywhere
nesday Evening Fob.
L«-e had listened to their »lories un.'
-5, al 8 P. M. So-
then gone on, leaving the Inqiri-sslor
Visitorg welcome. By or­
that he ess a prospector on s hi
der of the Worthy .Matron J«s-
latetl Journey to the range
llona.
-ic C. Pharig, Sycrgtary.
And now at Inst the rungs lay In
T h e cultures are used in in-
Adv c11
front of him. uplifting Ita wild |ienk» oeuInlinK clo ver, n lfn lfa, vetv.tt
Into the glory of Hie autumn »unael
beans, peas, and oth er le.etpnM
SLAM!
Lee felt hla hear! uplifted loo This
crops.
T h ey con tain b ie te r ta
was life at Ita moat xestful —the world
Hang I'm never afraid t o j
spares, and the hunting of the king of which Itavo ihe facu lty o f tak­ tell a man anything, because II '
in g the n itrogen o f the a ir and goes in one oar and nut at the i
nil created helnge—Mnn.
So. lending hla horse, l.ee passed m aking that n itrogen availab le other.
down (he long slope toward the set fo r crop use. T h e legu m e crops
Slum-—Yes: hut if you tell a
I lenient of l.it|le Fallg. Soon he wm ;w j|| |,n| (.row w ith any degree
woman anything, it goes in at
al.renat of Ihe flrst shacka, act In H. <)f sur(.#(|!, -u n its « Ih e s « hncterin
both ears and out at the mouth.
ck'Nrtnra moonx the stump*
ilu i I
.
rulin’ rows of qplforinly ugly woodei '*r*’ Pfhren .
nnelpria f'»r Ibc particular
colt lines, n smnir mission i-linrt-li will
arc
a tin roof, a hunk, nml a »mull hole type o f legume indiealetl
announcing Itself by a dlla|ililnie put up in two-acre sue hollies,
shlngl*.
F « In fan te and Children
which are »cut post paid for 90
Lee tastencil lilt horse to the hlteli coni« each.
This makes t h e III U s e F or O v e r
Y e a rs
Ing post in from und enteml
Of
cost only 25 cents an acre for A n n ft-—
Aiwtys Dears
the right of tho Interior pasangc \ra>
tho
Ihe dlnlng-riHim, on th« left Ihe purlin Ihe culture.
dgnetui« ol
with the furniture piled up In coi
Fichi peas for liny should lie
net» ami the floor strewn wllh dutth-
hags nnd blankets.
j planted from February 15 to '
A pasangc ran pnsl a flight of April t.
White Canadian, Mine
rickety atnira. nnd from n ruoin nt lh< 1 Prussian, or Arthur
varieties
end of thla came the clamor of voice»
¡arc drilled
throe-fourths
In
Here Lee found the bar. packet' I
.
___
at the rale of
MI k9*;> atx honeU, eennfni men;
tight, und running wide open.
B< l ,w o
^
(T k«y
me A ll T Knew):
an
acre.
lilnd the mahogany flood a fat amt !#0 lo 120 pounds
Their
W H A T and W H Y
Where they are a new crop
mnd 1 YHFH,
cynical-looking landlord
end HOW und XYHBRE end W H O "
“ How about a room nnd atahllpr they should he Inocula tod
KIFLINS
fur the night?” asked l.*e.
W H A T van ttaDeeia* .itlon of London*
The landlord slid n schooner of heel
W H Y tie*« the dote for Beater very*
The cut I ing of scion wood of
from one end of the bar to ihe mliMW
W HEN v
tha frost pyramid of
deciduous
trees
should
be
de­
Cheops fcwiU r
and lurqed to I^e. hla fat bed)
HOW can ye a <nsti&gui»h a malarial
quivering, apparently
with mirth layed for a short time until Ibc
mosquito ?
though hla fin-e did not relax on) damage done in Oregon by Ihe
WHERE ia Canberra? Zeebrugge*
thing of <t» solemn, cynical aspect.
severi cold o f this winter has
WHO w a a tho Miilboy of th« Slash««*
Are the»e “si* men” aervinf you too*
“ Stabling?
Ton said It.
Room! been determined, is the advice
Give
them in opportunity by placing
You c’n have six foot by four of th< of the O. A. C. experiment sta­
parlor floor, stranger," be answered
tion.
This scion wood should
"Pretty full, eh?”
be out before the last of Pob-
"Fuller ‘u It—I’a full of fire-log»"
‘ runry.
“ Logging crows signing up?"
’’Irfiggln’. nothin'. Tow n» hill of
those here fool guys Ihnt'a been pros
in y o rr he roe,
HOLEY WEDLOOK
pectin' Stony range nil rammer, dot
sch o o l, < tlTce,
He Dour, our home life will
cluh, lib i Ary.
cold feet nil to uni t nnd nil quit to
I will come home al
Thia"9iapreme^
gether. Feeling pretty sore over It, I lie ideal.
Au thority" in all
guess. Tn ain’t aiming lo slnrl ter tin evening and we will sil hv-tlie
knowledge
fite I’ll road the paper and
, range yerself this time <>f your?"
Immediate, constant lasting, trust­
” 1 guess there’ll be Hme to wash i you can darn socks.
worthy. A rsw ers alt kinds of t^uee*
Tew pana of diri,” nnswcrrd l<ec
Hons. A century c f d e v e lo p in g ,
Sweet Thing—Oh. he »ur« lhal
"Then maybe I’ll board my hoc-« hero is one o f Mio first,.things I am
snUigir md perfecting under .x -
anahighest schoinrship
acting
Vnd trap ■ hi! this wlnier."
going
to
leach
you.
insures i u racy, com pluiuuess,
Ho led hla horse imo the stable
compact >s, authority.
gave It aom« corn nnd rnoked out i
• in!.' f,vr« o f the iVne tVorrte,
M IG H T AS W E L L
hnle of hay, anil carried hla Idujikei-
Bix"
t
I 4.
* ino v*»try, prtcxB, mc ’f iu
She Our neighbor has bor­
bnck to tha hotel parlor, where I«
I In < .in . I * puLti -ntioa Wr v '1. K m A N
• 8«it ol i ’ovkct Map».
staked out a sleeping claim up <n Ho rowed ali our books.
C. A C. MFJtRIAM CO.
floor
lie
Send him over the book-
Spri««<i< Id. U w . U. A. A . £ » . f 831
yog Anil 'em «{III.OK liquor, blit pick j A »mail negro bey, cnrrylng a la rye ease.
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C A S T O R 1 A
30
W ebster ' s
N ew I nternational
D ictionary
B E A V E R TO N . OREGON
Opposite S. P. Depot
WE PRINT BUTTER WRAPPERS
OTTO ERICKSON <8b CO.
Lincoln
Fordson
A U 1 H O R IZ E D S A LE S A N D
S E R V IC E
B e a v e rto n an d Forest Grove, O re g o n
USED CAR SALE
B U Y B E F O R E T H E B IG D E M A N D F O R C A R S C O M E S A N D
FORD TOURING CARS
1915
R uns g o o d
1917
R eco n d ition ed
1918
N ot
-
1921
100.00
well;
recondi­
tioned a n d in unusu-
.
ally g o o d sh ape. It’s
a real bu y
bad
for
110.00
1919
Better than usual
160.00
1920
R econdition ed; •
1920
Rebuilt. W o rt h
1923
165.00
buy
235.00
M ost as g o o d a « n e w
R uns
Com e
well
Lots w ork
1920
R ebuilt an d in fine
1924
1919
running sh ape
325.00
N early g o o d as n e w
475.00
the
$500.00
reconditioned
1 9 2 2 Rebuilt, and in fine
$100.00
in a n d look o v e r
W oodsaw a t t a c h -
ment, in g o o d sh ape;
275.00
FORD ROADSTERS
1917
in this yet $ 75.00
1915
FORDSON TRACTORS
M a d e o v e r an d a
good
FORD TON TRUCKS
good 175.00
Extra
looking up
1921
$ 2 0 0 .0 0
the
m on ey
Starter;
M ONEY
R un s fine a n d looks
ve ry
$ 65.00
SAVE
350.00
condition
1 9 2 5 M o d e ls with their m a n y im provem en ts and
refinem ents. It will be w ell worth you r w H Ie ; o r n h on e for our M r. C. B . C o x e to call
an d explain them to you.
Sb
O TTO ER
“TH E
BEAVERTON,
OLD
R E L IA
I
CO.
.U .A R S "
OREGON