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OREGON STATE NEWS he Beaverton The following “ want ad” was clipped the oUMr day bv H O. Herg, manager of the Packard Service A Sales company, em bodying bis ideas of a 100 per cent employe: ■an Wanted Wanted— A man for hard work and rapid promotion, who can find thing» to do without the help o f « manager and three assistant#. A man who gels to work on time in the morning and does not imperil the lives of others in an gU tempt In be first out o f the office at night. v man who is neat In ap- •■wranee and does no! sulk for an hour’ s overtime in emer gene lew. A man who listens carefully when he is spoken to. asks on ly enough questions to Insure accurate carrying out o f In structions.' A man who moves quickly and makes as little noise a« possible about it. A man who looks you straight in the eye and tells the truth every lima. ' ! A man who does not pily himself for having to dig in and hustle. A man who is cheerful, cour teous lo everyone, and deter mined to “ make good." If interested, apply any hour anywhere, any place, to any one. Friday, A*HI 17, I M i Issued hSftrr K t H ll Al Beaverton, Oregon. H Huletl Editor and Publisher r l k t i i « W i l M t 1- m Subscription, $ !.»• par year Advertising ratos on application. Is it a League of Nations or of notions? "Don’ t worn-” makes a bet ter mollo alien you add “ olta- em.” It’s too had Mr. Goolidge did not notice the war in the name of Warren. It isn't a stable government just because its statesmen in sist on slalliug. The things that eat up the taxpayer's money never go on a hunger strike. In the country life is what you make it. In the city life is what you make. Iir. Brady says cab iage is healthful in any form. Dues* Doc doesn't smoke. According to Borglum. he he who sculptures a bust may also bust a sculpture. Scientists have found a skull half an inch thick in Arizona. But why go a* far away as Arizona? ¡ lie action Of Ibe wheat mar ket suggests that the supply is not as short as some o f the speculators. Uncle Sam, contrary to the cartoonist's conception o f him is a gentleman with an un usually large waste. In modern stories the girlish face at the pane has become less noticeable than the girlish finger al the trigger. There can be no question that Prohibition is a success when a dry agent whose salary is $2,- tOO saved $38.000 in one year. Nowadays when the person with a bottle says, “ Take a drink of this; it will straighten you out,'* it is possible that he is right. APPRBCJATION FOB EFFORT In announcing that he will padlock 1,000 saloons in New York, the new Dislrict Attor ney has sounded what niiglil be called a keynote. II is now iis-erled that hu ! man intelligence reaches i ts! maximum at sixteen years. Af- | ter that thetv is nothing left to do hut learn how to use it. - t bulldog at Macon. Deorgia. h >' been given tw i baby tigers tn r aise. and some day t h a I , bulldog is going to feel Ju*t like most American parents do now. A rumor is afloat that “ Kur- npo is trying to lure away the host jazz hand talent from Am erica.” I f Europe will agree lo lure a« hard as possible we are willing to push. The nionthc. award for Un conscious Irony Is herewith given Congressman J. W. Byrne o f Tennessee for his reference in a recent speech to "unavoid able savings in governmental costs.” Two more long-distance lines will be built between talent and Portland. Construction o f a new con crete office buildtug has begun in Marshficnd. The Brownsville Woolen mills now employ 50 people, working three shifts d*'ly. The Crown-Willamelle Paper U-o. lias planted 05,000 spruce trees m Clatsop county. It is promised to build a big <000.000 linen mill in Salem, nostly by Oregon capital. The Deneral Petroleum Go. vill build a distributing plant n Marshfield this season. The Pondosa Lumber Co. are dautiiug to build a planing mil and spur track at Elgin. Piles have been driven for a icw Ocean dock at Marshfield, md building will begin at once. The contract has been let for he Evans Creek laterals, lo be ready lo carry water by April 20. The City o f Forest Drove plans to build a Council Creek dorm sewer, which will cost $42,500. -i -i The Willum ctie-Pacifi« I.uni- >er mill may be reopened in forth Bend untier new nian- igement. MIETANE« L o ti— I irge male collie dog. whlte feci and neek, uther- The next llitie anybody yelps wise brown, nn»wers lo Ihr about a typographical error in name o f “ Brince;“ Iwo years our paper think of (his: In an old; last seeu un Canyon road ordinary column there are «bout near Beat ertoti a l. Rpocdway 10,000 pieces o f type, there are Kennels, over a ■ week ago. 7 possible wrong positions for Advlae iiwnsr, phone Portland each teller, (here 70.000 chanc Itroadw'ay 8386. Howard c20 es to make errors. an,| mil lions o f possible transposition*. In Ihe sentence “ To be or noi For tale— »'.lux up>lo May 16. I2t* celila, lo May 30. 10 lo be.” b y 1 Iran sposti ion* alone, conia. June Chlx, 8 celila. 2.759.022 errors can be made. Single-Comb Whlte Leghorna, —I.altclle (Mo.) Klar. Kgga noi aet uniti order for chix reoeived. Commercial GRIMM ALFALFA HARDY hatching. $5.00 for 200 egga. \\ Il Ilari p 18-19 Plantings o f Drinitn alfalfa n Morrow County withstood Ihe Wantad— l'.arpenter work. b y "old winter far better Ilian the day or job. Cali for J. R. -omnion variety, according fì> Thomaon, al Ihe corner of » survey made recently by R. Firal and Angol Sta., Beavcr- IV. Morse, county agen!. H e ton. Oregon. |» 16-21 «ays Ihai Drinitn sowed by I. skovbo o f Hoardman a year ago For Sale— Jersey hull rail «II- was not damaged while common * gihle lo registry. Hood Farm alfalfa «U around it was nipped. strain. $25.00. Buff Orphlng- Darnel Barrati o f Heppner re ton breeding stock. Alder- ports that Drimm hr seeded‘ S brook strain. The winner al »ears ago is the only alfalfa the International last fall was left on his place. Many other the same strain. $2 to $5. growers report similar compar T rie tots $7.50 tn $11.00. A l isons, according to Morse. so about May Buff Orphlng- Drimm is the variety recom ton hahy chicks, 16c each. K. mended by Ihe slate and county A Kelley. Beaverton. Rt. 4. agricultural economic confer Adv p 20-2t ences, because as compared with other varielies it lives longer, Get Your Printing Done Mow resists cold belter, starts ear Unezoelled Job Printing lier in the spring and yields more hay per acre. The ivarton Review _ _ t e _ _ — _ 1 ___ outfit. F ^ e r i a loud radio Mrs. C. A. Ilaulenbeek. Adv e tu r vegetable Special & Flowe^ S eed S s a l t carload Gladiold Bulbs, from high-m ixtures, 5c edth Chas. 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HALL The BEAVERTON REVIEW To some people it seem» t i be perfectly plain that • h r cross word puzzle was inverted by the rubber (rust lo promote the demand for erasers. • Il would be just like the Sen ti1.• to proi>ose that Vi -e P,*e«i- tie’ll Dawns' pic'.jr.r It- pul rn Hie new ooe-half-cenl postagn niamp, in recognition o f h is S'Tvice« tu date. A $10. '00 memorial church will be u dicated in Turner oa Easter l ay. Them are some folks wh< idmirc greatly things located far from their homes, but the> More than $200.000 was paid ■ave but little appeciation foi n Redmond last year for poul- ■ffortj that may be pul -forth b; ry and butlerfat. and $100,000 ¡heir next door neighbor. ror wages. The lack of appreciation i something that holds back man; 250 acres o f sugar beets were communities. People may wor danlrd in Klamalh Falls Oi>. htrd to carry on public causes ear. with a sugar factory in and then find that the g o o d prospect i f the experiment is things they do are rarely praie successful. ed. Meanwhile. If they m a k r Marion County has 1243 mi. some little slip. II may be gen <f road. 122 pared, O il grav erally ridiculed, and they may eled, 135 graded, besides city not hear the last o f it for ind village pavements. About weak* or months or years. •‘ixteen miles will be paved this When people give honest ef year. fort to carry on the organize The Benson Logging Co. of tions of their home town and promote its pauses they should Vstoria will 'ship six 6.000,000 'oot log rafts to California, ¡ret some very generous recog '»ition. If Ihcy make mistakes rhis Company has shipped 69 liey should be passed over very -ueh rafts and lias lost only 'lightly. If more o f this spirl' two of them. prevailed, it would be easier lo The state highway eonstrue- carry on community efforts. 'ion projects for 1925 call for ■ bout $6.000,000. The John Day The novice gardner will find ighway. the Dalles-California a great many helpful hints fo ■oute, and the Roosevelt coast 'he control o f insert pests Ir highway are the major items on O.A.C. F.itension Bulletin No he list. 325, “ Insect Pests o f Darden and Truck Crops.” This bull Say It With Printing etin will be mailed free on ap “ Flower* Dla” plication to the college. Oot Your Printing Done Now All wild flowers fade ver> The Beaverton Bevlew quickly, except the blooming id iots. ~t ! THE BEAVERTON NEVIEW Some person.« brag abou* ! their ancestors as if they had invented them. And a* a mat- | 1er o f fact, we suppose many of them have. * I While the Supreme Court give» the pedestrian the right- of-way at « street crossing, do hot reiy too strenuously on it. It is possible lo be right and dead too. The Elks’ lodge o f Corvallis proposes to build a $50,000 home there. * W A N T E D ari P O N S A L E W A N T E D «ri P I » S A L I PAPERE R A M Review J„ V I T THEY WONDER WNV * Natural Sleep without Opiates * ÛLVIL IN R P man ae Job after repair promptly you on phono for them. Oharge« atwayb moderate; workmanahlp and matorlala guaranteed- BEAVERTON PLUMBING Co F. W . Bishop, Prop. * To avoid ivoid imitation., alwayi look lor the lignature of C £ t^ ^ T 7 w cJu A A Proven .lirretions gn each pzckazr Phyticlan* everywhere recommend k. hunting” Iba k d Jpecv Oaty Frvf Pott Thol 1« why “ trouble are ro- BEAVERTON Phone 3 2 0 0EE6QN The Men Are On g a n t z t t w A m o s G r u m a s e i . t u ’ vjoä S y -r m u â a b o u t t u ' l a o ie s AVO SOGIETw ’lS T U ' ÔVUELL F E E D T M 0-1 SERVE AT E\fcv AAEEYIMÔ * VAS SC X . 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