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About The Beaverton review. (Beaverton, Washington County, Or.) 192?-1941 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1928)
THE Varied Uto» for Fund ' The general |nir|Hi«i o f the 1 taulwl Guggenheim I' und for ili» I'romotlon tif Aeronautica, I nr., run/ be hromiiy defined un rullìi* » : T o promote nero- liti III Itili education, I h .Ili academic ■ml general ; In assist In Ilia e i ten sion of i mi i!« mtm'.ti unit mil II11 lit) a.lencv, Io n u llt In Iba development o f rumniorclal aircraft amt aircraft l«iulpniciit ; Io further Ihn i>|>|ill< «llim o f nlrrriift In liu ilb a u , Imluilry and olbar anatom ic and sodai arti ville* o f III» lini Ion, BEAVERTON R E V IE W F R I D A Y , J A N U A R Y 13. 1928 F IN N E Y O F T H E FO R C E / tnotntt Poor Judgment on Finney's Part n pdAaauxfV . am ' simt our to « iMio ms \ODUlOM HttCtSUIV-" r AM SU» ITS 1 MCUWlI TfU. « t.cu e .w H a r run V v s l down - ? - y 7 rr m u o m a Í8TIA0*/ IMC U C t t Z I 'n r / - AM MOM "AM ItHUT» luis COMIM UP IMI MAIM* MTU Mis MfUAUMMMiAiTl- Mt-, tlluHKMOIC Ibt Win y HCXÍMU - O 01 TUOIED ' V TUAT 3 ALL . To BREAKUP MAS JiST A UTTLS iNLeMBCCEYT . A I- y c u m F016UT Only One-Eyed Croat uro I Tim only ona*/i<d animal In « ita t eli.-u la Ilm ryrlopi^ a genius o f amali freah water ertisi «.(Von. T h e / ara |Hi|iularl/ Ini-Iutleit' antier Ilm wide IIÜ« uf "w ater Iteaa," Vurluiia ape- rlea are ronunoo aa artlve swimmers tu frt-eli water | mk >I s , or alow flowing brook* and a few forma have been recorded frum the eoa. A «er/ Marked feature lo which the name re fer« la Ilio elogia radium eye, uaually bright rrlmenii and aparkllng Ilka a gem. -Washington Mint. JoST A0U4T COLitGt TblüfJ ' MSO»'* « mat YOU ' OUSUT TO DO luauT MIO*. Thon What Did Ho Cot? Th ree year old Janma raretl not a lit I la fur lha freshly talked rakes wlilrh hla mother waa taking from lha o«en. ‘ T h e lit liar one la your*. Jimmy," aim aald. na aha hurried to anawer a telephone rail. When aha returned to the kltrlmn Imr dismay waa avldenl when atm aald, "W hy. James, w lull lias happened to my cake?” “ It waa loo long. | hranked off the olid for you. niullmr," waa hla anawer.—tndlanapo IU News. On “Getting a Head THE FEATHERHEADS UP TiLia / - tau « a uoh « «Tode couuvs im S u tw a u AomM-y . iktuATioM / — <y WILL TANNV- T hatìb a n idi a . T oo - o m l v rri, a rotten o u t I V Jut! LISTIN WHAT IT «A M -.. *1 MAS JUST A CLS&K M A VFQHIM nTIQMNATOQS OPTICS’ at en a w eek T il l S T x to o k Tour» WOMOSRPUL COOC6Í. NOW I COULD M X» Trtt WHOLE OR- , 6 AMIT ATOM Poa w h o m I J V ONCE W O O U SD f * : ' « s Imtyi f- vpu Patir wttHT To IMPCOME M ù u eS S lF /.'iW u . JuiT Pi6 0 ALONG IN THE SAMS RUT FOQEVEG /• VoU A B S n Y j EVEN u J tejsflco ih ' u a r h - &r MOW 9X1H THOU au . \ F THoSS 9 USSS AMO SEE IF THERE ISN'T SOME COURSE FOG. V O O R - SELF O N *LFARMM6 ausuTÍ ALL BKîUT ! / To KEEP FROW SPEHWMS v IMG t o EALfM / * WUAT YOUR HUGtsANL* . V farm s * // How Crop» Aro Hattonod f Imllure waa ready for market In March from an outdoor garden In Harden this year, a result uf healing tbs soil with electricity. That llm priHlurl may ha matured earlier la considered a probability and further trata ara planned. A main object la to obtain a ground I i - iii | m - i ature wblcli .will rorrea|Mind la the compii rail ><-ly high air trmivralure In spring says 1‘opulnr Mechanics Maguslne, Heralding His Arrival Long-Lift Trae» T h r wlilltf M«k, bui loti *ot h J, «bit«* pii»«* and li<MiiitM.k ari* I uhs -II vim I Ir««* , aaya tba Amori* ab T r « v . i « mu -| ntlou. ami Ilio « I l i o « « , iu»ui<* rharrlaa. m d a f»*w tw k* ur%* nhort H vnL of tlw m hih u I hb o f Tali- ft»m1n i X t m l tba S.OOl^yrur tnark. ami Ibi* big r> 4 »rt*i*ji in t» of Tuie, g ro v ln g In U h ? alala of O ataru. Me«.. b«fi b u g c M io n iv d frtun 1*900 t** &.U0U Jr«*ara. ■ , . Period o f G row th t Not nil troee b. ,-m u. grow at llm game llnu*. K«me login early In «prlng, Hblla oilier» , ilrlny »tuning llo.lr growib until late April or early klay, says III« American Trie a,ho U lion. ’in., mid hi.ir a ta r i alioul tlm first of April, wlille tlm IU lip tree or yellow poplar tkaalfnl fU* gin until lale In April, and Ike Nor way aprure walla until rnrly In Muy. N o R oya l Road "The hiirdt'M way 1« alnuMil Invaria bly Iba I« » I way." aald Thomas A. Edison ; and he went on to dnrlare that wliriir\er ha achieved a risiili «tulekly and easily he always dlslrusl- ed II and proeeedeil lo lost ll by a till ferm i and more dlltlmlt mol hod. The Toad lo Hie hrlghla must be alrep uni) tOllaonif.—Totith'a l.’oiui>nululi. , No Froo-Will Offering l.lttlo lo,ligias ruum over to our hoiia« with hla mother; My mol her had made rook las and put frtMtlng on Ihtmi hut hadn't g u t them away yet. H e aakeC for onn. Ilia mollior aald: "I>ld yon thank lha ladyT" Ilia aa tunlshlng reply w aa: "» h a didn't give ll lo m e; I _ asked for I»."— Tquth'a Compaulmi. V illa ge H a» Long N am e There la a plaro In Wales known aa I.lnnfalr I*. 4). The spalling usually given la l.laiifnlrpwllgwyn gyllgngery rli wyrndrol.il llnn.lyslllo gogogorh. It algnlllea: “t'hurrh of HI. Mary, In hob low of while tinsel, near a rapid whirl pool ami near HI. Tyalllo's church, which la near a red rave." MICKIE, THE PRINTER'S DEVIL THIS H E « erikM A WO A imt oo S is B A D . IT HAS IT*' «O O P e CATV «vas - T A H * FAD, F O R i MB t AMCE , HE’S IS UVIEASV ÔECAOSE S U E HAS S O O R U O F F E A T lW CAhlDV 'Ll S H E SWJORE O FF ikAAOHIkl« AUO HtV OMBUJIU' GUN Akl’ EATIkl’ APPLES AMO eVTRVTHIWQ TO KEEP t . F R O A «T ARTICI i« AsiA IU VJAUTS IT. CrRAklPPA HAS S u UORU O F F euSStM ' AMO I LO O K . FCR- MILA jV //* >|\¿' "TO S l o w up u n d e r t w ’ s t r a i u = >1«' HULL DARM FAIMLV HAS SWCRH O F SOAETWIWCr O R O TH ER AH' THEV A P E CROSS A S -rH U M O E R A '■ i f \ j AMD AAAAW HAS SVUORE O F F GtfTTIM' FAT AH' »S OI 6 TIHG AH' ROLLILI' OH T U ' Murica! Diteovory James llnllanta, A negri», horn In. A frira, trained In thìf ITiilverally of Kdinhtirgh and. hy a»'holar«klp, bn thè h'ew York 4'onaervatofy of Mualr, dia- pivered through reaearrh that Ih# African orlara contains 17 tonca, whereas the European osta«# roti tnliis only 12. . , / sut m e = \ S w e a r o f f , s o THE T IM E a m o all F l o o r a u ' r a t in a n c a r t a m o le ttu ce a h o S tarm i u ' h e r s e l f A mo haviih * A HEH OF A TI LA e 4 ( 0 ..... J bCTCH A I CAN 5 EN 0 ~\J úfor n o t h in ' t o v m o l a o ila a r c e e . T (M M /e , 7 bATS yUH ON YSR LARtSPM* , 6¿TCNA ŸOHLC <$er this toc ,HOLPON YUH . I MANY 0TB£R5 rMHOPCTUDlC veto ! L ----- ^ r u e w icK E oesrH ou ) l e v e R M Ê A R O O N - GOLLY ¡TCAU6HT SAY QUIT WHCN H e H it th e N all O n th e P o in t T h a t T im e ai ut i peel gooo a ll r A iN T TWATJ A N A ^TY f ONC-NOWI A S IÍY vih V MC R lC H T g A C fC H e g g -y ^ ( If I CYff? ShY aUCTfÖRYDV, L T iM M ie- e— ' v—"After hawing my first hah/, I lost weight, no matter V wbal I did. Then a doctor told mo I would bo bettor If • ■■ had another linl.y, which I did. Hut I \ got worse, waa ab ^ ways sickly and 2 • went down to S8 d V H pounds My nolgh- mr--r‘!> hor told 111 » shout t ’V7 J r a B l.ylla K I’lnkluims __2Ezi—522SIvegotahio com- mnd. aa It helpod bar very much, r bo Itrlad It After taking four bottles, X weigh 116 pounds. II bea Just dona wonders for me and I can do my house work now without one bit of trouble.’* —Mas. M. Ricnniwnca, 10004 Nelaoa get Are., Cleveland, Ohio. If aome good fairy ahould appeki, and offer to grant your henrt’i desire, whet would you ehooao? Wraith f AN ELECTRIC WASHER Y ou th ful D itcretion Happiness ’ Health? That’s the boat gift. Health la rlchea that gold cannot buy and euroly health la cauao enough for happlneea. Lydia K. Plnkham’a Vegetable Com pound may be the good fairy who offer* you battar health. washer nt home?" Mr*. Jones—"Some times I think she la—I’m so often shocked nt Hie wuy she does up the clot hen." Mr*. nrowu-LojTnve you an electric He was rather a pathetic flgnre. lie hnd the soul o f the real sheik, hut was ntnicted with one of those face* which clash with all hut the ■mist subdued fashions and hhiides. One afternoon he called at the house of a particular girl friend, nnd while waiting for her to appeur was enter talned hy her ten-year-old brother. "W ell," remarked our hero, with n smile, "whnt do you think of me?” Th* boy maintained a discreet al ien ca. “ Aren’t you going to any V "No," was the firmly given reply. "I was never a fighting man.” For Star Boardoro ‘How long In Jail fo’, More?" ’Two weeks.” ’What am de cha'ge?” 'No cha'ge; everthin' aw free.' LONG AND SHORT OF IT don’t think alie’a long for this world.” Maggie— “ No doubt o f that—she’s the dumpiest little thing I’ve ever seen.” Ettay on G e e * « The following composition on geese was written, according to Capper’* Weekly, by a schoolboy In St. Louis: “Geese Is a heavy-set bird with a hend on one side and a tall on the other. His feet Is set so far back on hla run ning gear that they nearly mis* hla taut/. Some geese Is ganders and has a curl In hla tall. Ganders don’t lay or set. They Just eat, loaf and go swimming. If I had to be a geese. I would rather be a gander. Geeaa do not give milk, but give eggs, but for me, give me liberty or glva me death." Next Boot Delight A small boy whose parents had re peatedly Instructed him not to eat candy was visiting an aunt. A disk of the forbidden aweeta waa sitting oa the table and edging Dear, the lad said: " f ’leaae. »untie. Just let mo smell o f th* candy.*
