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Kur Bals—Muster Incubators, oll or
electric; rad and barred
rock
baby chicha, custom
hatching.
Phona -Sunset (V il, Bouta 1, Box
471, Portland Oregon. Adv. c-7-10
Beaverton Review
Uaued Every Friday at Buaverlon,
Oregon
the
r e v ie w
J. II. Hulatt
Bennett Wlnhbone Chicha—From 8-
>ear, trapnesting, line-bred Hol­
lywood Tanered strain hens and
cochtrela on range. Cockerel* are
from five special pens of our best
bans and cocks. Hatching eggs,
14.00 per hundred; custom hatch­
ing, 13.00 a hundred and chicha,'
$14.00 a hundred. Order aoon.
('arrie Bennett 4 Hon; 1 mi. north
of Kecdville on R. 2, Beaverton,
Oregon.
Advc'Jtf
PUBLISHING CO.
Business Manager
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22,
1929
Advsrtlaementa In this rolumn 1
Despair la the blighted fruit of cent a word. Minimum charge 26c.
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»r Hal*—Wood. Firat growth flr.
Green, 16 Inch, per cord, $6^0.
Partly dried 1« Inch, per cord,
$7.0«. Green, four foot, per cord,
$6.50. Partly dried four font,
p#r cord. $«00.
Inquire Brook
Bros.. Hillsboro Rt. 2. Phone,
Scholls 061».
e-62-tf
An ambition to own a skyscraper
is a lofty ideal.
For Hale— V4 acre tracts In Bar-
thold’s Addition, Beaverton, Ore.
All tha worlds le tta to laugh with
Home tract* rlaar and others not
clear and aoma with shade trraa.
or «4 * lower.
Four block* from High and Pub.
11c School* on rock road. L'ghts
He la Indeed atlngt who will not
»r Hale or Trade— Half block on
Gas and with all Improvement*
Watson Ht. Will trade for acre­
give you a amile.
,
- -
(mid $ 600 . $10 down and $10 per
age. Frank
Pulver,
Beaverton,
month.
Call,
Beaverton, 36
Ori-iron.
Adv. c-7-tf.
ny man who v.orka only for
st-lilum does hia beat.
February 9, IO, II
Advert! Hel
The codfish lays a million eggs
OioHcn am líales
Love Is the real thing until the
And the helpful htn lays one;
newness begins to wear off.
But the codfish doovn’t cackle
To tell u# what she’s done;
A close frivnd ‘s all right, until And so wo scorn thi codfish coy,
P r o g r a m C o m m il I r r ul W o r k
he declines to lend you money.
And the helpful bon we prixe,
For Brw| Mcctinn in
Which indicate» to you and me,
It pay» to advertise.
Speaking uf women, attractive
i
( i o n f e r e n e e H ln lo ry
simpletons are more popular with
men than intellectual bores.
' ÜNIVKRH1TY OF UK BOON, Eu
gene --February V. 10 and II Save
been definitely s«l fur the eneuel (tete
Never judge a woman’s smile by
Newspaper Ooefrrenre, to be held at
her teetn, both may be arlilicial.
the Rrhiiol of Journalism el the Uni
eereity. It is enaouerud by Ralph R
lher* is no man so friendless
Groóme, of Allumy, president "The
une who has lis t hi* political
Of PreM .SeHHion
FLASH
The Lead Dog
A man may b* able to trade his
reputation for money, but he can't
trad* back.
__ -m -
Every man thinks that be is
the prvpcr one to stand around and
Urea tha Job.
■ - -
Rich men have tlc ir country pia
cea, but poor men must be salis
tied with larm e.
_
The Fastest road to wealth is to
have * rich relative die and leave
you a fortune.
A short girl g ?ti around it by
making the stripes on her siurt run
in the opposite direction.
Teaching Program
Of UJ n m r Is
Topic at Meeting
D r. A rnold Beauiett H«tU If
S peaker at Session of
1
State Institutions
UNIVERSITY OF ORF.OON, Eo
gi*n«. The erlsntifis program that 1*
b o w under way at the Unlvareity of
Oregon, by which a mors accurate
method Is hoped Is he found for rnting
the teaching staff, aad Ihroegh which
new and more efficient teaching meth­
ods are sipseted to lie found was gives
nation wide prominence In Chicago re-
renUy by t*r. Arnold Bennett Hall,
president of the University, who spoke
before the American Association of
State Universities sessloa os this sub­
ject.
Two main objectives are sought by
the experiments and research work
now carried on, declared Dr. Hall.
University of it* professor» and in-
»truetor», an that promotions and ad-
vanrements ran be mails strictly ac­
cording to merit. The serond is for
definite improvement In artual teach­
ing methods, so that students may be
better trained and better Instructed.
Methods now in uee at thn Univer
•Ity of Oregon for personnel work were
described lo the members present, " The
first consists of the preparation of a
•‘Who’» Who” of faculty member*.
This Includes jhe ramplete educational
history of thn faculty members and
list» of hie academic performances, all
available Information about hi* fnmlly,
activities In thn university, aalary in
cureaaea and promotions and personal
impressions gathered by the president
from occasional perqinal interviews.
The second method which is a direct
sbeek on tha affleienoy of tha faculty
members, la a requirement that each
instructor and profeaaor send in his
examination questions when he sends
in the results, or grades of students.
The third Is that tach faculty member
must send In a statement of his objec­
tive In giving the course, at the same
time that he lubmlte the examination
question»
/4rt Student» To Aid
In Campbell Memorial
i
UNIVERSITY O r OREQON, Ru­
gano.— Doan Ellia F. Lawrence of tha
school nf architecture and allied arts,
announced yesterdny that tho sculpture
department would nld In the execution
Of models for the detail of tho Presi­
dent Trines I.. Campbell memorial
court of tho Fine Arts building. Dean
Lawrence, who li drawing the plana
for the building and it* detail, also
Mid that tho (empiete plans would bt
ready for uso In about a month.
Tha bulldlag ia a memorial to Preal-
Bent Campbell, but this little inner
eourt will be especially dedicated to
bim, according to the denn. In * niche
In a small pavilion at the end of the
Court will be a bust nf President Camp­
bell, dona ia broase by rhimicter l’roe-
for, who also executed the pioneer
»EA T**TO N **V I*W
By CEORCE MARSH
i 1ère is a tense and
thrilling «tory of the
nort hland wilder new.
The wile« of the half*
breed, the auperati-
tion of the Cree and
the avarice of the
white are set in grit»
conflict. Flash, the
Ungava dog, meet»
Slit-Ear, Yellow-Eye
and Kona of the huu-
kitw;and here too there
ia conflict. It is master
fiction of a region but
acldom pictured and
of men and anipull
of super breed*.
Members of the cimmittee ara Hheldos
Hd'-kalt, McMinnville Telephone Kef is
ter, MrMiaaville, I, l>. Krlnbeiai,
ll.inlnr, Western World; thin Wilson,
Beuten County Courier, Curvatile; Wal
ter W. It. May, the Oregonian, Port
land; Merle Ctiesaman, Astoria Budget;
Eric W. Allen, Hehrod of Journalism,
chairman; Hal K llosa, and Mr. Croa-
lar, es officio members.
One of the most Importasi matters
that will be brought op will be the pro
(nisei that a field egeat be employed
by lbs editors and publishers of the
stale in conjunction with thn school of
journalism. The duties of such a posi
Wanted—Work. Pruning fruit tree*
an(j team work. No Job too small
or too big. Han* Nielaoo. Phone,
Beaverton 4614.
Adv. p-12-13.
For Bale—9 sis week* old pigs. conference. There will he a spacial
214 mile* East of Cedar Mill store sert ion fur tbs publishers of daily
an the <~eraell road. — L. Stark. papers.
For Rent—5-room house, large a t­
tic, garage, 2H arres ground. W
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
H. Scidmore, 710 Lombard St. la the County Court of the State of
Beaverton, Ora.
Adv. p-12.
Oregon for Washington County.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Michael E. Hughes, Deceased.
changa v u made from the tentativa
Notice
is hereby given that the
dale, ia January at the request of tha
esecutive committee of the Hlata Edi undersigned has been duly appoint­
tonal Aaaoelalloa, following a rarent ed by the above entitled Court aa
Sleeting Reasons fol tha rbanfe are Executrix of the estate of aaid de­
that the «secoli*« eemnutlee has im ceased and has duly qualified aa
portant mailer» that will come Ur a •uch.
Now therefore, all persons having
ht-a,l by February, and almi that R W
B««*rar. publisher nf tha Head Bulletin, claims against said estate are here­
will ba barh la Oregon from aa es by nctided and required to present
tender) trip F.aat la February Ila ia the same, together with proper
prt-viiiaat uf tha Stala Editorial Aaao vouchers therefor, to the under­
signed at the Bank of Beaverton,
Stalina
Oregon,
within
six
The program committee. recently ap­ Beaverton,
pointed, ia already nt work and the months from the date hereof.
Dated this 26tb day of January,
niant «»tensive and intereating seaaioa
In the hlatnry of the conference 1s al­ 192«.
Date of first publication, Febru­
ready guaranteed by the members.
ary 1st, 1929.
Date of last publication, March 1,
1929.
Gertrude A. McKay, Executrix of
Estate of Michael E. Hughes, De­
ceased.
John D. Williams, 825 Failing
Bldg., Portland, Oregon, Attorney
for Executrix.
ed by the above entitled coart a* within six (8) month* from tha
the Administrator of the Estate date hereof.
of aaid dereaaed. and has duly qual­
Dated this 24th day of January,
ified aa sec.;
192«.
John Huber, Administrator of
Now therefore, all person» having
claims against aaid estate are here­ the Estate of Martina Huber, de­
by notified and required to present ceased.
WM B. (REITZ, 411 Ahington
the same, together with proper
vouches therefor, to the undersigned Bid., Portland, Oregon, Attorney for
Admlnistator at Beaverton, Oregon, Administrator.
c-8-lt
Berthold’s Famous Feeds
B e r t h o l d ’ Egg M a sh
B e r t h o l d ’ Dairy Feed
B e r t h o l d ’ S c r a t c h Feed
CHARLES BERTHOLD
Hay, Grain, F n d , Poultry
LHn«, C «m «nt, R o#t#r, PwtlftMfrJ
You bet, The Beaverton Review
prints butter wrappers
—plan leisurely with your own
S o u th e r n P a c i f i c a g en t»
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the County Court of the Stale
of Oregon for Washington County.
Ia the Matter of the Estate of Mar­
tina Huber, deceased.
Notice ia hereby given that the
Undersigned has been duly appoint-
Avoid the hurried choice of out-of-town
buying. Start on your trip confident that you
are going the best way, and that no annoy­
ing complications will mar it.
Whether u is a trip of a day or a month,
South or East, to San Francuco or to Europe,
your resident agent can be of utmost value
to you.
In buying "travel," remember the slogan
of your local merchants, "It pays to buy in
your own home town.”
Prepare for the Future!
on real estate. Low inter­
est cost, repaym ent priv­
ileges. W rite for details.
WASHINGTON
Savings & Loan Assn.
Shute Bldg.
0. *. Allan
Hillsboro, Ore.
Put aside a regular sum each week to safeguard
yourself against financial worry later on. Anyone who
has learned the lesson of Thrift m av consider himself
well educated.
W e welcome new accounts which may be started
with one dollar.
W. Livermore, Pres. B. K. Denney, Vice Pres.
Doy Gray, Cashier
Agent
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