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Beaverton Review
Issued Every
TH E
Friday at
Oregon,
AMERICAN WOMEN SUFFER
FROM “SLOW SMOTHERING”
Beaverton,
— By—
R E V IE W P U B L IS H IN G
CO
B a A T W fO T
F KVT KW
■■
proprrty, situate«! In thè County ot • greea 40 minutes West 663.88
feet to the place of beginning
Washington, and Stata of Oregon,
to-w it;
containing 6.40 a> rea, more or
Rrglnning ut a polnt on thè
leas, and for such other and fu r­
West line o f Tra. t “ D " of thè
ther rollef aa perlalna to equity.
J. B. Jone* AddlUon to lleaver-
This summon* 1« published In the
ton, belng 1624. 06 feet North of
Beaverton Review, a weekly news­
thè Southeast cornar o f thè H.
paper
published
in
Washington
J. Stott, D. L. C. In Sec, 16,
County, Oregon, once a week for
Tp. I, South o f l’ auge l.W ea t
four (4 ) auoreealv* week« by orvter
of thè
Wtllamotle
Meridiani
o f the Hon. G#o. R Baglay, Judge
thenc* North 66,106 feet to thè
of th* above entitled Court, mad*
Northwest corner o f Traci "C *
ami enter#«! on the 28th day of
o f seld Additino, thenc* Fasi
February, 11*20.
226 feet to th* West line of
The date o f the first publication
Ih* 8. P. Righi of way ; thenc*
o f this summon* I* March 1st,
South SI degree*. IH minute*
1929.
Kart, to a polnt North HO «le-
For Sal*— Rhode Island Red roost­
The Hats o f ths laat publlcstisa
Advartlasmanta in this column 1
Krecn, 48 minute* Fast 668.86
er* for breeding purposes. In­
o f thl* summon* 1* March 2$, 1929
cent n word. Minimum charge 26c.
quire Berthold'a Feed Store. p-18:
feet from th* polnt o f hegtnnlng
George A. Hall,
Attorney fo r
belng thè Northeast corner of a
Plaintiffs, 422 Chamber Commarc*
Good, pure milk promotea health,
FOR S A LE
certaln traci deeded to W IL
Building, Portland, Oregon.
Adv.
■ specially at this tima
of
ysar.
Warren; thence South 80 de-
For Sals— Wood. First growth fir. Drink lots o f It- Besvsrton Sun-,
Green, 16 Inch, per cord, $6.60. rise Dairy, A. Camenalnd, propri-
Partly dried 16 inch, per cord. etor.
Adv. e 16-tf
$7.00. Green, four foot, per c o r d . -------------
1 !>El*OSITS
flue
Holstein
cow
$6.60.
Partly dried
four
foot. For Sale A
Call Beaverton 4466. E. J. Mann,
per cord. $6 00.
Inquire Brook
Rio*.,
Hillsboro
Rt. 2.
Phone.
Rt. 4, Box 69. 2 mile* west of
8 holla 0619.
c-62-tf
Rank of Beaverton on th* old
Hillsboro road.
Adv. e-18
For Sale or Trade— Half block on
For
Sale—
White
Pekin
Duck
egg*, i A
Watson St. Will trad# for acre­
Mammoth
Bronte
Turkey a g g * IS
age. Frank
Pulver,
Beaverton.
fo r setting. J. W. Patterson ot A
Oregon.
Adv. c-7-tf.
Ruber. Phone 4114.
^
Bennett Wiahhone Chicks— From 8-
>ear, trapnr.-ting. I.ne-bred H ol­ For Bale or Exchange— Fin* 60-*cr* j
farm all in cultivation. Good soil, J
lywood Toni-rati strain hen* and
drain*
well,
8-room
plastered J
c «bereis on range. Co A vrei« are
house, good barn, garage, chic- E
tr. m ii«s pe ril pens ot our best
ken house, on good market road E
PAY BY C H E CK
bon* a: d c.icks.
Hatching egg*
SVb miles from Yamhill Fiv# cows
H ..0 , er uni re ; custom hatch
s a v e t im e a n d t r o u b l e
one heifer. Team
Pull set of
ng, $.'l 00 a hundred and chicks
« I 00
a hundred
Order soon 1 implement* $12,700 00. Inc. $470”
Payment
by check is convenient und ■afe.
of this $4000 runs 7 years st V »
r e Bennett 4 Son; 1 mi. north ,
Your
returned
check automatically provides
percent. W ill take city or suburban
Reed vi I e on R 2, B -averton,
to $6000 fo r aquity of $8000. See
O a ren .
Adv c9tf
>ou with a receipt. The check is the modern
P M. Madden.
e-18
ay stein changes the air In {
“ Women In American homes are dis­ air heat I
.if Hie house fro is one to
criminated ayiilnst In the he.'lthful- each roo
J. H. Hulett
ness atm comfort of the sir they hove tine and h i.iilf times as hour.
The Intesl development of this type
to breathe, u* compared with their
of rqulpmeut Is “ super-clmilatlon.“ by
Entered as second class matter children," declares the Holland ln>tl
isecember It, It*-., at the postouicc lute ut Tliermolocv of Ibdl.inu. Mich
which the air Is moved by a median
at beavorton, Oregon, under Lite “ The housekeeper to the «.Venice ¡. nl p r o file r Instead ut gravity Tlila
rvauii— according to tests conducted
riwolllnc I* subjected to * process of
Act ot March 3, 16.9,
slow smoOierinc comparable to slow by the Holland vngtneera In co opera
starvation, and the result Is tntlnite Hon with the University of Michigan
F R ID A Y , A P R IL 5, 1929
suffering from headache, strained In a complete change o f air from four
to six times an hour.
nerves, lack o f 'pep' and general las
sltude.“
“ Suppoes the housewife Is cosllned
The school board are asking that
to her kitchen, which Is 10 hv 10 feei
Supporting their contention that
„ a.eeui.g o f the taxpayers of this
most women are “ lung-starved," the In dimension with an e t«»t f«xu cell
district to be held at the high school air-conditioning engineers of the In
ing The super-circulating system. If
on me evemng of A p ril 8 to dis • stltute point out that the average
It works at an average of five air
cuss the bul.ding programme they adult takes Into hts or her system changes an hour, supplies LOUD cubic
have worked out fo r the next few about four pounds of fixnl and the an me
feet of recirculated freshened sir due
years-
amount of water, hut 27 pounds of sir. Ing that time. This Is more than twice
o l just what this program con­ dally.
Therv's nothing shout the the l.Sthl cubic feet required to give
sists will be made known at the respiratory system a» compared with her the same amount that the taw as
.cxi.ng. We should like to tell just the digestive tract, the engineers point aurea her children In school••
what the program w ill be. This out, which make* g.HHl atr less vital
Re-circulation Is a recognised prts
much we w ill say. the a if airs of to health and comfort than good food d p i* In the ventllstloo of theaters,
the school have been handled very and water.
schools and auditoriums It wi.rkt
tticient.y- The board w ill have an a r - '
“ Many state laws require that RO Just like circulation In the body. hlo.nl
,-luted present who is working on cubic feet o f sir per minute per pupil being pumped to the lungs anil there
the project. Addition o f the school be supplied In sell.mis. and present day purified by oxidation before being dls
busses a few years ago met with ventilating standards dictate the same trlbuted to the rest o f the body Just
some opposition with those who fear air-supply for theaters, hotels and so. air In the living rooms of a home
even many factories. To meet these heated by the auperdrcnlatlng system
a raise in a taxation. Quite the re
la drawn through cold air returns to
ver.-e of a raise has been the result. | standards ventilating systems are In
The busses have been a paying stalled which completely change the the furnace, where If Is purified by the
proposition from the start. They air In each part o f the building from Intense heat Inside the rasing, and
then la re-oirculated through the home
have brought in pupils in numbers 5 to 5» times an hour,
The reason why slr-tnollon Is so Int
that have made it possible to give
“ But In the average home the only
portant to health, comfort and the
a much enlarged course o f study, supply of fresh air comes from leak
better organisation o f the school age arour.d door* and windows The beauty of the skin Is that the normal
body heat Is Sift <1 degrees. When more
work and at the same time pay off owner of a small house cant be ex
tke irvA«htedness o f the disrict while pected to Install expensive rentllstlng heat than that la generated. If muat
be passed off to the air If the air Is
equipment Vet It Is posaibla without
lowering the tax rate-
Now the school finds itself in a this expense, to Improve the qusllty moving. It carries away the escues
position o f having to enlarge the o f air In the home beyond comparleon body heat quickly enough to keep the
person from developing a fever or feel
school facilities in order to take with Its nsual condition."
«.«e iy ounis should have a r t -
lo r Sale— Potatoes for seed or for
Ing "dopey” and oppressed. Also. It
Tests conducted at the engineering
care o f the increased attendance. The
-iv. «1 »«.«,.« Ui*
whole
family
evaporates the body moisture so rapid
ths table. Carmen, Early Ohio,
experiment
station
of
the
Cnlverslty
board are asking you to attend the
-vi., v—ai Ui an that is going on in
ly as to prevent the perspiration
•tc Davi* M*rlo, 1 mil* north o.
meeting and voice your sentiments, o f Illinois have shown, the tliemiolo-
which la one sign of excesalve body heat. me world, so diversified ar* ths
Hub«r at Santa Rosa station, p-18
and these sentiments should be ap­ gists point out. that the modern warm
»* -grama eve iy fifteen hours of the
proval o f the work which has been
¿>ee r. mcr Stipe at Stipe's lo r Sale or Exchange— Exceptionally
done. We w ill even go farther, they
good 94 acr** on paved highway. T
A
enough Into the ground so that It will »aruge on th* price* for Atwater
should be sentiments o f approval of “ L E A K Y " CHIMNEYS
Adv.
60 acre* o t bottom cu tivatsd |
not be effected by frost. And no hear Kent radios.
tb> build’ng program always pro­
ADD $20,000,000 TO
log construction of wood should be at­
land, balance is
good
pasture. A
Sale or Exchange— Good gener­
vided that the same business lik
tached to the chimney.
good bui d nga, silo 60X60 bam for &
V. S. FIRE LOSS
arrangements prevail as have in the
al farm, 304 acre*. 126 seeded
Two nr more tmokeplpes on th*
14 cows, pressure
water
creek, a
to winter wheat, 60 acres of w in­
past few years. ______
earns flue also will Increase the fir*
mortgage. $.1500 will take house 8
Nearly f20.tMO.900 a year Is need
ter
oata
and
25
of
epnng
barley.
Hazard, because sparks that enter the
mtrtgage, $3500.00 will take house 6
___ iic-K s a iP T O V S PRO PH EC Y
leesly lost In this country In fires that
Building old
but fair,
electric
flue through one opening may pass out
to $4000 00 tome cash terms on
We rattier like to point the Unger start from defective chlmuevs anil
lights, city water, 41» miles from
through another.
balance,
Beaverton, Or*. Inquire ^
Sues.
In
addition,
reports
the
Holland
of scorn at modern prophets, but
Yamhill on Market Road Price,
The
“ thimble"
connecting
th*
of Chester W slker of Yamhill Or ™
almost live hundred years ago old Institute of Thermology of Holland.
$21,000.00,
or
will
accept
city
or
smokeplpe with the flue ebould be
or P. M. Madden.
_________ c-18 <
Mother Shipton made a prophecy in
suburban to value of $6000 00 fo r
fitted tightly and should not project
a poem that causes us to scrtch
$11,000.00 equity. See P. M. M id-
beyond the Inner wall of the floe. Un­
W ANTED
our heads in wonder— to say tne
dsn.
c-18
less the thimble, a* welt as the clean­
out
door
below
the
smokeplpe,
fits
it S lt
Wanted— Stoves,
s
heater,
wood 4
She wrote thirteen stanzas in all.
tightly, air will leak In around It, For Rent— 11» acre of land with a
burning, and a rang*
Must be ■
four-room
house
on
7th
and
Lom
­
which will cause poor combustion.
The choice was not particularly un
cheap for cash. G. P. Fordnsy f
bard. Call at Mrs. Sams' house on
lucky so far as the correctness ot
To test a faulty chimney thoroughly
Beaverton.
E
8th and Watson Sts.
p-18
her p.oj-hecy was concerned, fo r al
to learn Just wherein Its defect* lie la
Business Manager
I
business method of money trm .ference which
guards against error und insures against dou
hie payment. We welcome checking accounts
of both business and professional persons.
B A N K
tj
a Job for engineering experts. If yon
do nor know of a reliable heating com
Leaky Thimble Joints and Clean-out
Door* Increase Fire Hazard and
8oot Accumulation.
Mich., millions of tons of coal are
wasted by the Inefildency of beating
plants served by such floe*. Cracked
or leaky chimneys are prolific causes
both of destructive home fires and of
fuel waste.
So anything that will cause rrarks
In the chimney Is to be avoided In
building a new flue or removed if ll I*
already present. Flue liner* of or
dlnary clay should not tie used I'hlm
neys should not he huilt of porou*
concrete block* 8«.I .1 hrlrk«i>rk will:
smooth, sound joint« of rich iu«>rinr 1»
the best material
The chimney »
foundation should 1»
i»m. rxi
sticks,
war
be
mighty
F or then shall
planned,
And fire and sword sweep o'er the
land.
F o r those who live the century thru
In fear and trembling this will do:
Flee to the mountains and the dens
To bog and forest and wild fens,
For storms shall rage and ocean
roaF,
When Gabriel stands on sea and
shore.
And as he b'ows his wondrous horn
Old worlds shall die and new be
born.
Dust Off That Dictionary!
Some o f our
folks
were
re ­
minded o f their school days, on
reading that Yale university has
been giving an exhibit in honor of
Noah Webster, celebrating the cen­
tenary of that noted man’s diction­
ary
Also many w ill recall the old
Webster spelling
book, o f
which
00,000,000 copies had been sold at
a date many years ago. Many of
us used to weep salty tear* while
studying those w ell- thumbed vol
limes. But no kind of effort ever
brought us more generous rewards.
To-day the fam ily dictionary us-
la lly reposes on some inaccessible
shelf. Better remove the thick layer
o f dust, or buy a new copy, put
it on your living room table and
consult it frequently.
A man may have good grey stuff
inside that little head of his, but
i f he can’t put the product thereof
overlooks him. And uttering words
o f which you dn’t kmv the true
meaning is worse than not using
any at all.
Anyone who ever worked in a
newspaper or printing office has re­
spect and affection fo r words. They
are the tools with which we build
human relationships. They are sym­
bols o f thoughts, and thought is
the power that shapes the world.
I f you want a share in that grand
work o f construction, dost off that
old dictioary o f yours, and practice
with the marvellous word tools de­
scribed therein.
Besides printing all the news of
th# east part o f Washington Countv
and vicinity, the Review prints pic­
tures o f the most interesting sub­
jects ir o o all over the country.
SUMMONS
IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT OF TH E
STATE
OF OREGON
FOR
WASH1NGON C O U N TY.
Eugene Walsh, John F. Walsh, and
Edward Walsh, and Eugene Walsh
and John F. Walsh, Executors of
ths Estate of James W. Walsh,
Deceased, Plaintiffs, vs., J. W es­
ley Price, Rae A , Price, J. F-
Pries, M yrl Tsylor and John Doe
Taylor, her husband, George A .
Rahoutus, and Peter J. Patanuk,
Defsndanta-
Too Many Smoktpipet Produce Insuffi­
B-
To M yrl Taylor end John Doe
cient Draft. Correct Construction Is Taylor, Dsfsndants: IN T H E N A M E
Shown at th* L e ft
of th* State of Oregon: you are
hereby required to appear and an-
puny In your community that will ren
B‘
ler you Hit* service without charge,
write the Holland Institute of Then-
The investment of the poult
iiNiIngy at Holland, Mich., and Its en
farm in Oregon
directly
chan
Triecr* will recommend such com
able to the enterprise amounts
iMinles I d ynitr city.
about $4 80 per hen, according
the experiment station- About
per cent o f this total is put in
chickens, 30 per cest fo r layin
houses, 12 per cent into brood«
houses, feed houses and other build
lr.gs. Land make* up about 14 pe
cent, machinery and equipment if
per cent o f the total.
Mothers Sh ire Responsibility
In Battle for Purity of Milk j
American people like vegetable»,
and they appear to like them bet­
ter each year. Increased consump­
tion r«ported by the U . S. de­
partment agriculture has probobly
been caused by encouragement from
hea'th authorities and ability to get
a wide variety o f fresh vegetables
Jhe year round- In 1918 146,000 cars
of 17 lesding vegetable crops were
shipped. In 1988, shipment# o f the
same products filled 350,090 sari or
more than double the movement of
1918. Gains in acreage have bssn
especially noticeable fir lettuce, peas
spinach, snap beans, celery and cu­
cumbers.
America la becoming a nation of
milk drinker*.
Babies, growing children, men and
women sre taking more and more to
the heavy drinking t f milk The pop'i-
lace has awakened to Its nutritive
value.
W.th the con- umption of fluid milk
ft vc raging more than 5S gallons per
chplta every precaution should be ob­
served in the Ci.-e of milk after It
reaches the home
So matter how
pure the milk may be when d vered
It soon becomes unfit for u«e unless
kept cool continuously.
Milk, so
easily contaminated, can be kept purs
only by proper refrigeration.
NSW York City.
i r if* o u. of tv ry 1000 d. d be- of the Ice-O-Mstle. an sversg* tarn-
!
ret-
cn< yr r. Last year pe-ature of 4fl degrees is maintained.
1«
than 70 out of 1000 died. And thus killing all bacteria.
Bacteria
ti « remsrki.bl* re- urd is declared to become inactive and harmless st a
hr due to the cerselens battle of wel- temperature below 50 degrees. Milk
! re or ;ar ;
u «. h«o !th commie- can be kept sweet *nd free from con-
si
and m .-!.»rs for purity of milk lamination for day*. Physicians and
I -n Indu try Is tu. r ng an eys to authorities on horn* economics egrs*
the health of the household.
j that steady, even refrigeration 1s th*
" Surveys still show colossal care- absolute way to prevent food decay."
If: ¡.tvs in n ny households," says
Tainted milk means sick children
u Willi: ms, Bi omington. III., Milk is protected up to the tlms it
m -< t of the Joe-O-M .tic electric rc- reaches the housewife. Bhe carries
,r V r'
' I 111* 1» frequently left the responsibility of th# family's wel-
s* 1 ':n > in a worm room or on the fare by proper preservation of all foods
beck perch where bacteria multiply a Adequate refrigeration offers decided
th 1 - nd f d. It should be kept cool returns In the way of health, economy
arc «Pan, in t„e constant dry cold ; and convenience.
C.
When
picking
your
friends
b#
A
man isn't licked until ha b , -
csreful not to pick them too much. ^ gins to complain about the rules.
D E A V
E H T O N
Livermore. Pren. Il K. Penney, Vice I’ rei
Doy
( ’anliier
. . Gray,
.
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T
r à è ) ì " r O .I I .y o u f f a r m !
IZ Z O Beaverton j
4
A
4
A
A
ool supply is clipped in five coun-
ics— Australia, United State*, A r-
•ntin», South
A frica
and
New
•aland. Over 60 per cent of the
nited States pruduction Is In si*
ates — Texas, Wyoming, Montana,
alfom ia, Utah and Oregon.
4
4
ÿ
Dancing contest* of the coming 4
canon w ill be devoted to illustra- 4
non ot a new series of gyration* 4
ailed the “bendola.1 Th* new dance 4
s said to combine the worst too-
ures of the cake-walk the Charles-
on and the St. Vitus.
It costs so little to run *n elec-
tric motor for certain job* around
the farm on which power Is avail-
able that any man doing what a
motor could do I* working for less
than 8 cents an hour. Economy in-
volves the organizing o f Jobs In
such a manner that
tnat tha
in* motor ca*
ca»
conveniently do a v.reity of task.,
4
j
R
J
#
CL When you want to do it
With great economy of fue*
Without wasteful slippage or
harmful soil packing.
Here*® what a ’’Caterpillar” Ten will
«
II
J*
r
•
., ,
4 under a l l ordinary tannins; conditions.
R
k
S
The Southern Pacific Railway Co.
is "improving the lin. from Portland 4
Port- ¿
to Craacent Lake and from Port-
4
4
4
4
4
j
Berthold’a Famous Feeds
W H AT THIS
"C aterpillar ” TEN \
W ILL DOI *
w
thus keeping down the investment *
in equipment to aetu.l needs.
f
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(m o |dboar<|) ,
. T w o 14 lo.
PU w disk) . . .
3 disk
fT * ( f S
T
-% - - - . 6 - f t ,
L4* * « ' ( • » li*t#r-pl*ntar^ . . . 2
Disk Harrow (fU n dard weight) 8 ft. doubla
Berthold' Egg Mash
Berthold’ Dairy Feed
Berthold’Scratch Feed
,
«
. Two 7 ft ..
C om picker .
.
.
Pesato planter .
Patato picha* .
.
.
I
do
. 7 * ^ Mar
Ya
V»
1%
2
.
Di*k Harrow 1 heavy cover crop) 5 ft. double ,
U i tooth harrow
* . 4 ' section (IO1 * )
Spring tooth harrow . . , . â-1 0 ft. . .
land rollers, light waaders, j
. la .iT V jft. ,
totery hoe*
drill.
• On# ia-14 ft,
Graia biaderà . .
Cambi nod harvester
,
. Two 7-8 ft. .
. On* 10.12 ft.
U « IM , l - . l M l
. On# or two row
. Two row
.
. Taro row
. ,
V ft
r ti-i
5 .#
3V.-4
/ 4 (second aposd)
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C O M B IN A T IO N S OP IM PL B M IN T S
I.Ttafcotflngl*4i(kharrowandt*roa*ctian*of«mo*<Kinghanow * " n i , * h n s .
I, T m fco« «ingb 4Uh harrow andt*n foot l*od rolkror puhvortaw 1 Mrotporhouf.
» ^ g j;1 fcetupring tooth harrow and eight fcotlaad ro8*ro,pulvorlaor a t ! * « « *
CHARLES BERTHOLD
Hay, Grain, Feed, Poultry Supplier
Garden Seed
Lime, Cement, Pfaeter, FertHlT^r
Beaverton, Ore.
I
swer the complaint
filed
against
you by the — plaintiff* in the above
entitled Court and cause on or be­
fore Four (4 ) week*
from
th#
data of the first
publication
of
this summons, to-wit; on or before f
four we*k* from IB« l®t day of d
March, 1929, that t-eing the dat* A
of the first publication of this sum- A
mom; and if you fail *0 to appear A
and answer, the plaintiffs will ap- . 4
ply to the Court for thcr rslief 4
prayed for in their complaint, to- 4
w it;
p
For a decree and Judgement a- R
gainst you foreclosing out all yout R
r.ght, title,
equity and int* r' ,t J
and to the following described re* R
- _
- ¡J
Orar 00 par cant of th# world’s f land to Ashland.
' ■ J g'gg y — 1
O F
jl
\ t s
most ever.,
prognostication
came
true. I f this holds true to the last
sLanza, we w t —
------ .mnhV,
Here are four of the thirteen
stanzas i f you would like the entir.
poem, write the editor and he will
secure it fo r you and print it in
a later issue. It will make an in­
teresting souvenir to say the least:
Beneath the waters men shall walk;
Shall ride, shall s'-eep, shall even
talk.
And in the air men shall be seen.
In white, in black, as well as green,
A great man then shal1 come and g
For prophecy declares it so,
The states will lock in fierce strife
And seek to take each others life;
When North shall thus divide the
South
The eagle build in lion's mouth.
Then tax and bkiod and cruel war
Shall come to every humble door,
lu nineteen hundred twenty-six.
Build houses ligut of straw and
\y
Near S. P. Depot.
You are cordially invited to inspect this
N E W model T E N “ C A T E R P IL L A R "
T R A C T O R now on display at our
Portland and Salem salesrooms.
Loggers & Contrctors
Machinery Co.
\ PORTLAND, ORE.
6 345 Bast Madison
SALEM, ORE.
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