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Beaverton Review
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T1IK REVIEW PUBUSHINO CO
. L. D . LeOeur, V. S.
Si. Louis, M o .
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FRIDAY, MAY 31. 1 * »
“(jo to hew with the chicken*?
u
I Most cerUlnly M il* — h M
“
Business
>n “* well known radio «nWrtatnor In mock
j. II. Ilulett
indignation. “No, indeed, l ‘d never
he able to sleep on thoae atlcka the
Time kills one who hilla time.
way they do " For more realotui
thon one, I am Inclined to sympa
If you can't make up your mind, thise with thla gentleman's point
maybe you haven't any.
of view. Nevertheleaa, I firm»
ly believe that, ehort of literally
One thing that Is sweeping this going to had with them, the man
country Is vacuum cleaners.
who cornea nearrat to living with
You don t need a lie n » , to hunt j hi. chicken, la going to get the
greateat profit out of them lie will
trouble nor dug, to scar, it up.
do ao herauae he knowa hla flock
both
individually and collectively.
You will find the world growing
The alighteat change In their habits
tttlWwur •• you f*ow m«liowtr.
or appearance will immediately a t
tract ill»
hla MlienilOT)
attention "HU
and IX
if Ulfil-litr
diaeaae
_ 1.1 arnut"
irilc*
Many a *
°
. t0 home.
threaUna he is able to nip It In the
unable to find the trial to home.
^
^
,t n w U | lh# d„n .
,
veara f t point.
anything.
(>f oourae, not every one can give
y
fu|j t ,m# ^ thf care of his fowls,
moner. and nor Is it altogether nece»ssry. There
Home men cs
breath, ere certain times every day when
other, can hardly »« « their hreeu».
^
atUnUon f ' r f##d.
A turtle Uvea *°
old, but It doeant
.
business ing end ths like. Then, scan each
The man w o
^ bound to fowl aa closely as possible and ain-
solely to make money
^ u I gle out for closer examination any
falL
I that show tha alighteat signa of poa-
* n .w ’ haby upset a houeehold *'bl. disc*»«. On. particular ma-
and a new car oftln doe. tha .a m . U*"»"» discs.« which may crop up
* n#w
at any tima, more •apeclally in tha
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fall of the yeer la chicken pox or
lie who ridicules another’s Ignor- sorehead. As this disease may be
norance confassea hla ignorance of carried by mosquitos, your flock
may become Infec’ed no m atter how
the other.
m «■ * • careful you have been to keep your
u
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owrn houses, yard* and run* In
The thrifty man la not always
sanitary, healthful condition.
necessarily wealthy, but alwaya
A number of eruptions or nodules
comfortably fixed.
varying from the alxe of a ptnhend
to that of a pea or hsxrlnut, appear
What tha young folks now know
on ths comb, wattles, eyelids, ear
la th at If they marry In haste they
lobes, beak and nostrils, and some
can be divorced a t leisure.
times on other psrts of the body
. . . . . .
sueh aa the neck, leg«, under the
The humiliating thing about It is w)nr, on th#
, nd #>)W|t , hf
that the youth who thinks h« knows vjmt 0n ^
tba nodu|f i may
». ore than his parents, so often does
Ur, , r
on tho htad. Th .
nodules beg.n as small red or red-
Find ons that boaata that hs Is dish gray deposits with a shiny sur
not a “party man ’ and you will iace. Thay gradually enlarge, becom
find one who aeldom votes but la mg dry, ahrivaled, uneven and wart
always "agin'' the government.
like in appearance, while the color
changes to yellow, brown or dark
It must be astonishing to ths brown. Aa these nodules increase
old* fashioned busineaa man to learn
in number and the inflammation
that modern succesaful business
extends,
large areas of th# skin
Is built largely upon sentiment.
will become thickened and covered
with hard, dry crusts cloelng the
F at men who realise they ere nasal openings and eyelids, otten
fat make the beet of It r j l laugh making it diflicuit to open the beak
about It. But with a fat woman
If the attack la mild the eruptions
— Gosh all hemlock th a t’s a serious
are limited to the hrad, the nodules
m etier. _______________
are distinct and small and the gen
Modern gtrla may be more modest eral health la not affected. Tho
than the old-time ones. The la t nodulet «fern dry, heal and shrink
ter blushed occasionally, but the the crusts become loose and recov
former now paint a blush on their ery la rapid. But In malignant
check# in the morning that lasts all case* the eruption la more general,
day.
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tho nodules are large and there is
considers»)1«
inflammation
a n
How ready are some people to
thickening of large areas of akin
make trouble. A few days since a
When the cruate a it rubbed off
lady had an editor arrested for
slander. It seems that the lady had there will be a watery discharge
loat her husband, (by death) r e from the ulcerated aurfaces, which
cently, and the poor newspaper man »ill later thicken, become thick and
thinking to do the family a kind- yellow and will give off a disagree
nesa, wrote an article on the man's able odor. In this type of the dis
life, in wRich hs stated that Mr.— case there ia fever, rapid loss of
had gone to a better home. What ileah, prostration and death.
At the very first sign of this dis
would havs l>,en the outcome had
he written that he had gone to the ea»e give the whole Hock large doses
of epsom salts, once each week for
other place T
two or three weeks at least. Mix
one pound of epsuin salts in a small
WHOA! BACK UP
Backward, turn backward, oh time tempting wet mash feed for each
In your flight
one hundred leghorns, or ona pouud
Make me a girl again juaft for to for each 76 of the heavier breeds
night.
■ or halt-grown stock give one-hall
Give me the long golden curls th st the amount. l*ut the mash out in
were worn
mng troughs so they can all got to
Berk In the days before tresses U and and eat it up in a few nuii-
were shorn.
uU-a. If wet mash feed ia not be
Give me the skirts that brought ing given, the epsom salts cun be
many a laugh
pul in the drinking water, but in
When boisterous winds flipped them • wet mash it is much more etfec
over the calf.
uve. Remove all airected fowls
Give me the rose, our cheeks sport ■ separate location well removed
ed then
Without touchings up from the old
Five and Ten.
Give me the petticoats; give me the
lace;
G ve me tho modesty; give me the
KT*ee;
Give me the power to blukh when
I’m kissed;
Gl’-e me the things that I lately
have misfed.
I have the gimmles. Oh time In
your flight.
Give me my girlhood, please—Just
for tonight
HEY!
FRECKI.ES!
‘hefs Is no doubt about the fact
that oranges are a very healthful
fruit, and their cousins, the lemons,
about aa uoeful around the kitchen,
pantry, bathroom and boudoir as
•ny fruit could bo.
But now a staunch lemon booster
from Somerset. Pennaylvanla, claims
that In lemon juice, borax and su-
srnr he haa a remedy that will
vanquish fre klei. He may he right,
too. The editor haa no freckle* and
can t decide, but anyone with frec
kles who will mix an ounce of pure
lemon juice, a quarter dram of
borax and a half dram 0f «ugar and
apply occasionally, can with p ra c
Jienlly no expense find out.
But
„ , u r0rk^ n / rc
what
wo do for hoy« when this year'»
freckle contest cornea?
r“r
C,'e“n Up of ■** huu»es
»roni th* poultry Hock Then make
«■oops and feeding equipment.
Clean and disinfect all hoppers
^ u g h . Wld dnp(* liK <ou« j 2
N - M . dropping boards and otner
removable equipment. Remove und
rn all litter and droppings. Final-
g J o d '? V t * UU.“g ,u ‘Ut'u“ °* ••« «
Kuud coal tar dip and disinfectant
“ int‘ - e r y nook * 1
cranny where mosquitoes, parasites
mm,
gVr“ “ uu* ht flnd « hi-
c * P *|Ctk i W
Always
cnange clothing and shoes when gu-
ln*.
BtU'd i0Wl* “ > beaittiy
•nd disinfectant or tincture
ot
from one-half to one toaspoonfu,
tw o T rT h “ “ il a'Ul ri'P tal th« ¿ O "
n. i L
*y* IuUr 11 ,h" » »
no improvement. A local application
swa *° V6; y h/ ‘,lth fl“ with a amah
¡«dine to Ï tm Ï n Î V or ï the
f e sores,
" g,’üd
dip
crust
BX A T m r o V
ftrV IFW
CANKERS IN NATIONAL MOVE FOR
UNIFORM FINANCIAL PRACTICES
Would romote Greater Con»i*tencjr Among All the State
Law» in Re*pect to Banking Condition»—Uniform
ity of Practice and Under»tanding Will Make
for Greater Convenience, Efficiency
and Safety for All Busine»».
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A much-worn linoleum can be
freshened and saved by covering
with a th n coat of vamlah.
TO H
A good water softener for laun
dering may he made by heating a
pound of aoap in four gallons of
water and adding a pound of soda,
in four gallons of water and add
ing a pound of soda in four gallons
of water and adding a pound of so
da
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rTTTTi
Til Id Is the time to reduce the
Advertisements
in
this
column
1
amount of heavy food eaten. Serve
uay. Sea Elmar Stipe at Stipe’s
fruit cups, salads, plenty of green cen ta^ w o rd ^ jM in lm u n ^ ^
Garage on the prices for Atwater
APID interchange of buitlneM and the quick fi importa vegetable*, apple sauce, berries,
FOR SALE
Rent radios.
Adr.
tion of good» in the United State*, coupled with tlmoit in- light fruit desserts—and let them
■tantaneoua mean» of inter-communication by tele
ph, tele take the place of those Second Far Bala—Wood. First growth fir.
Good, pure milk promotes health,
phone and wirelcaa, have welded the coun helpings of meat ar.d fish that were
Green, 16 inch, per cord, $6.60. especially at this time of year.
try into an economic unit. The m* on i* not, so common last winter. Fruits and
I'artly dried 16 Inch, per cord, Drink lota of It- Beaverton Sun
In a busine.*» »en»e, conducting its affairs in vegetable* are alkaline and will go
$7.00. Green, four foot, per cord, rise Dairy, A. Camensind, propri
16.60- Partly dried four foot, etor.
water-tight compartment», a* in a measure far toward giving you a healthful
Adv. # 15-tf
par cord. $6.00.
Inquire Brook
it did in the day» of »low travel t :d remote summer-
For
M
l*—W
asting
machine,
Which
Broe.,
Hillsboro
Rt.
2.
Phone,
place», but style», method», co-nmoditiea
Schalls 061».
s-62-tf
does good work, $6.00. Phone 261$,
and busine»« practice» flow freely today in
Vary the l>/euAla»t orange by
all direction». Therefore it i* desirable »«rvu.g it silted one day, in juice For Bale or Trade—Half block on For Sale—Good piano for $126.00.
that finance, trade and industry throughout lorui unotuer, in tegmenls * third,
Watfcon St. Will trad* for acre
Box 373.
Adva-26-26
the country operate along generally uni anu in yuur usual naif shell style
age. Frank
Pulver,
Beaverton,
form or at least consistent lin< *, »o that a lo t the xourth. Variety is tn* epic*
Oregon.
Adv. c-7-tf. For Site—White Leghorn laying
hen«, Hansen strain, f l each;
contract or an agreement or obligation in of a meal, even the humdium tirst
Every home should have a ra
Fc-ed cutter, $3; 2 gas brooders |
connection with business transaction» «hall u,eai of Uie day.
dio. It keeps the whole family
almost new wood heater, $12; day
mean virtually the same thing in all part« of
bed and mattress, $12; 50-H a re
When tba children come in from abreast of all that ia going on in
the country. Particularly nece^ary in thi*
frigerator, $1$; electric heater, $4,
connection is the establishment of uniform dank, have a coo; pitcher of lemon the world, so diversified are the
Mrs. Mitchell, Union Ave., Aloh*.
financial and banking practices so as to fa- ade awaiting them- It will quench programs every fifteen hours of the
gjlitate the flow of trade along accepted and ade awaiting them. It will qcench
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thirst and also tend to make the LN THE COUNIY COURT OF THE
understood line»,
»•«„ty u«e, uiei.ee east on said
fed HIGH
Banking in the United States is recog body more alkaline, for in spite
wvUuu .me twenty six and
SI ATE OF OREGON FOR THE
nized a* a semi-public type of business and is therefore sub of the fact that lemons and oranges
a**« uuxua (26 2-3) rods, to
COUNTY OF WASHINGTON.
ject to law» to define the »eopa and character of its activities. are though^ o f as acid fruita, they In the Matter of the Estate of Mi«
pu.Ce cl beginning containing
'have
very
a
decided
ultimata
al
These laws at present set up a great diversity of condition»
>»'■«-/
acres more or ie««
lament of Michael E. Hughes, de-
kaline reaction when taken into th*
under which banking Is conducted In
s.tuated in the County of Wash
tioa
No-
3644.
various parts of the country since bank commissioners In some etates la system.
ington, State of Oregon
To Trank J Glynn, sole devisee and
they come from both stale and fed found in laws giving them complete
for in* purpose of payment at char-
legate
of
tha
Last
W
riil
and
Tes
charge
of
Insolvent
banks
and
tbelr
THE RETORT COURTEOUS
eral authorities. The national banks
ges, expenses and claims against
Ross H art: No girl ever made a tament o i M.cnuej £.. tiugues, ue- sa,d estate.
are all.chartered by the federal gov liquidation as distinguished from more
cea*ed, anu to all otner neus and
ernment and therefore operate on the costly liquidation through the courts. «ap outa ma.
*» iu.es» my hand and tha seal of
persona unknuwn, if any thsre be,
Les. Deniaon: Who did it than?
same lines In everr slat» of the
In tbs Public Intsrsst
•aid court ad u sd this 1st fey of
claiming
an
interest
in
said
estate.
Union, but there Is no such regu
Distinctly Ip tke public interest are
larity In respect to the oondltlons taws prohibiting or limiting an officer
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE | may, 1*29-
Jouw. u . Luce, County Clerk.
under which the state banks chartered or director of a bank from borrowing
OF OREGON, you are hereby com
(*EA L )
» »
by the respective forty-eight states
manded
to
appear
in
the
County
must conduct their buslnees. All state from hla own (tank unless bis col
Date of first issue, May 1st, and
Court
of
the
State
of
Oregon,
fo
r
banking codes, while they have si nl- lateral aecurlty Is approved by a ma
Washington County, at th* court date of igst issue, May 31, 1928,
laritles. also have many great dissimi jority of the board of director* of the
bouse
in tha City of Hillsboro, on
larities Ip respect both to the na bank. Also there la recent leglilatlon
tbs 3rd day ot June, 1929. a t tha NCM ICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL
tional bank laws sad
bgsklng laws noted providing for closer supervision
MEETLNG
hour of 10 o’clock, A. M. on said
covering state bank operations M oth an* »„»u'e'lon of building and loan
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY GIVEN to
day,
to
show
cause,
if
any
exists,
er Jurisdictions.
associations, ereiilt u»,-. J}J. finance
why an order should not be made the legal voters of School District
Banker« Move for Uniform Laws
companies and private banks.
by the above entitled Court author No. 46 of Washington County,
The State Bank Division of the
In some states measures hare been
ising, empowering and directing the State of Oregon, that the Annual
American Bankers Association, which enacted broadening the field for !n-
txScutrfx- 'of' the above estate to School Meeting of said District wHJ
latter Includes In Its membership vestmeai of funds ot savings banka
sell certain real property of Said es be helti’at High 'School Auditorium;
banks of all descriptions throughout and trust companies, which hare ma
tate described aa follows:
I to begin at the hour of Eight ov-i
the oountry subject to all th# varia terially enhanced the service that
clock P.M. pn the third Monday of
peginning at a point on the
tions of «tata and federal banking these Institutions can render, partlcw
June, being th« 17th day of June,
se^tjpn line* twenty six and fwqT
laws. Is committed to the effort to larly in tha way of co-operation with
A- D. 1929.
thirds (26 2-3) reds weat of the
bring about greater consistency and their customer* In personal financial
This meeting is called for U m
southeast Corner of Section
uniformity among tha statute« of all management Another type of legis
purpose of electing one director to
twenty five. Township one south,
these various Jurisdictions. This body lation, Import*“* especially to bank
serv« for a term of three years and
Range two west, of the Willa
Is conducting a vigorous nation-wide ing In view of Lb* frequent »C„r?« to
one clerk to save for a terf of one
mette Meridian; then running
“Wasn’t
it
fine
about
Pria-
campaign urging that active steps be defraud bank«. Is that which make»
year and the transaction of busi
north
one
hundred
and
tweenty
ciltt getting honor» in her
taken to secure greater coordination the issuance of worthless checks »
ness usual at such meeting,
jt
t
y
j
roqs
to
a
point;
tbcnc«
school work last term?* said
In banking legislation, more equitable misdemeanor with specific penalties.
Dated this 3j»t day -of May, 1$2$.
west twenty rjx ami twoJ
Mr». Smith to Mrs. Brown.
conditions and mom uniformly effi
C. E- Mascp. Chairman Board of
The State Bank Division of the
third* (26 2-3) fods to a point;
"What?" asked Mr».
cient public supervtnton of banks in American Bankers Association en
Directors.
then«« soqth gne hundred and
Brown. “I didn't know
the several states.
dorses In the fullest degree in princi
twenty (120) rods to the south
ATTEiT: P. W. LI vermes«, Je.(
about it"
The organisation is particularly con ple the eerclopment of banking laws
District Clerk.
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section line of said section
cerned with foeterlng this movement along the foregoing II h » s »nd iv active
“But it was in the Home
to bring about more uniformly desir ly engaged In fostering the spread ot
Twwn Paper,” replied Mrs.
able condition« throughout tha United such legislation wherever Its services
Smith. “Don't you tak£ it?"
átate« In respect to the pubttc super ir e considered useful both to banking
PHONE BEAVERTON 3663
Residence Phone, 8602
“No,” said Mrs. BroWto,
and
to
the
putylp.
J'ulformly
sound
vision of banking institution« by the
“but
I
am
going
to."
state banking deportments. It Is on benklnf institutions and practices, to
record as favoring the policy that the gether with common methods sod uu r I
And she did, for this is a
Important office of state bank commis derstandlng. will mai7T**M*
10 ll)*
true story;
sioner should be kep; as free from convenience, efficiency and safety oi
*- —««-h • part of the
•mangling partisan politics as the Ju business In serving the well-being of
n s ____
“ *- aw«
diciary Itself and should be complete the publlo in all parts of the nation,
community life as ia
ly detached from all other functions especially In those transactions Involv
school or church is the Home
of state government
ing dealings between different locali
Town Paper.
It is also on record as favoring the ties.
policy that the tenure of ofltep of state
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bank commissioners should be made
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more secure and lasting than Is now
Hay, Grain, Feed, P o u ltry S u p p B f*
the case In many state Jurisdictions
BEAVERTON REVIEW
and that this Important public officer
be granted sufficient compensation
and discretionary power so that the
office shall attract and retain the serv
ices of men of outstanding executive
The past year saw the greateat
ability and successful banking expe
gains In savings In a single twelve
rience.
It is also n part of this policy that month ever recorded In the United
(he bank commissioner’s ability to State*, bringing the total savings de
(errs well should be strengthened by posits In banks to over $25,400.000.000
lrovldlng him with adequate forces of on June SO. 1928. held In more than
bank examiners, selected on ths basts 63,000.000 Individual accounts. It la
of merit from men haring the requi reported by the American Bankers As
site qualifications of honesty, ability, sociation. These are the blggeat fig
training and hanking knowledge to
carry out the duties of their offices on urea In this field shown by any coun
the highest plane of usefulneee to the try tn the world.
These figures are Indicative of proa
public ae well as to banking.
parity more general than any time
The Trend of 8tate Laws
The Association’s State Bank Divl- since the business depresstpn of 1920,
■ion has recently concluded a nation the report declares. Only three states
wide survey of state banking legisla failed to show a gain and the 1928
tion and conditions and in general has volume of savings constituted an In
discovered a definite trend along the crease of more than $2,327,000.000
above the 1927 figure. The gain per
following lines:
There it a distinct tendency among Inhabitant for 1928 over 1927 was $17
the states to raise the minimum capl- and the gain In number of saving* de
al required for banking institutions positor* was 2.496,079, an Increase
•o $15,000 and also to gire the bank of 5.2% as against a growth In the
-ommlssloners or the banking boards population of the country of 1.2%.
The gain In savings per Inhabitant
•ole power as to the granting of char
ters for new banks, thus enabling In New England and the Middle At
'hem to nse discretion as to the need lantic states over the previous year
>r desirability of added banking facflt- was $38 These groups of states, with
lea or the fitness of the organisers M $9 9% of the population of the United
■nter the hanking field. In thla con 8tates and 52.8% of the total savings
nection many atatea are creating dopoelti, have the largest savings rate,
mnklng board* to act in an advisory $461 per Inhabitant, of any area In the
»parity with the state bank commit- world. The per capita savings for the
WHY CAMELS
United States as a whole this year
tinner*.
There has also been observed a stands at $237 as compared with $220
ARE THE BETTER CIGARETTE
tendency to Increase the compensa last year.
tion of the bank commissioners and to
Camels contain such tobaccos a n d such
lengthen their term« ot office and to
“An sere of alfalfa for every cow In
blending as have never been offered in
»ivs them power to appoint necesaary Howard County, Iowa,” Is the slogan
qmttes and examiners so at to build adopted by the county bankers ars»
any other cigarette.
n adequate force to carry out their elation there after watching several
nstbliltles and duties An trapor- hundred thousand dollars go out of
They are m ade o f tbe choicest Turkish a n d
'gmentation ot the powers of their county last winter for feed
By B. J. HIGH
President »tats Bank Division, American Bankers Association
R
; f,or, removin*
d,,infect"nt should be I advise giving all young fowls and
used full strength, 80 bo careful not n many cases o'der ones too, large
e it get In the eyes. Also doses of epsom salts once a week
for three or four weeks. Give same
relfiM
C*Ch dny
0r tW0
r.
liable °nCl’
aore-head
remedy.
A some
good amount of epsom sal .« and in the
Poultry presclption tonic in large same way ns recommended above
doaes w, , bc /ound V(,ry b„ , eflc7 al I nl-o advise extra precautions in
loaning and disinfecting at this
"t this ».me. Careful following out
of this treatment should give high • Ime. All houses and sleeping quar
J gratifying results if started soon ters should be thoroughly cleaned
and disinfected every week or ten
Ru™ CLARK: Mortal, how do enough.
yon keep a man’s love?
In the fall about the time chicken days for some time. The disinfect
SID: By not returning It.
pox usually appears in your locality, ant should heforced into ail dark
corners and hiding place* of mos-
the H o m e f e p e r
T a M TH
Egg Mash, Scratch Feed, D airy Feed
Cabbage plants
T o m a to p la n ts
Flow er plants
Gladiolus bulbs
Seeds In bulk or In package^
CHARLES BERTHOLD
AMERICA LEADS THE
WORLD IN SAVINGS
Just another good
thing added to the
other good things
of life
C amel
CIGARETTES
Am erican tobaccos grown.
quitos and other Insects with a good
ituiju.'A.ud jo ; juoiun.oi)
stqj »u;sn uooq oaeq J -duind oojoj
pox for several years with excellent
results. If my chickr.g do take the
disease at all, it ia usually in a
very mild form.
Vaccination with a specially pre
pared vaccine is being u ed with
varying results in some localities.
The question is whether the disease
Is serious enough to Justify the ]
trouble and expense, even if It was 1
sffectir«,
Camels are alw ays smooth a n d m ild.
Camel qu ality is jealously m a in ta in ed . . ,
by the w orld's largest organization o f
expert tobacco men . . . it never varies.
Smoke Camels as liberally as you choose. . ,
they w ill never tire your taste.
N or do they ever leave an unpleasant
after-taste.