The Beaverton review., June 13, 1930, Image 3

THE BEAVERTON REVIEW
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Entered ■■ Second eins* metier
December 9. 1922, et the postone*
et Ri'everton, Oregon, under the
Act of March », 1R79.
FINDS STATE BANKS
W
ELLSUPERVISEO
UNIVERSITY OF 0NEI0N
Ilf LE TEAM RATEI HIM
fC H t'H 'C H 1
hour. The pastor will speak to the
children during this time.
All ore invited to attend these
services-
Bethel Church
Bankers Body Sees L e u Politics
In Banking Departments With
Better Facilities In the Hands
ol the Responsible Officials.
1*1-
VT 4:
9:48 a m. The Church school, K
C. Doty, Buperint^dcnt.
11:00 a m. Morning Worship. Them#
“The Perils of Genuineness” . Solo
by Miss Viola Hanson.
Finns for a Fift-eth Anniversary
achievement
are
rapidly
taking
form, and group« o f interested .>■ »
pie arc to be invited to meet at the
parsonage on six differen’ evening*
next week.
— T. Arthur Lmngan, Minister
jjp .
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A survey of state banking dapsrt>
J II. Ilulett . . Business Manager manta by tha State llauk Division.
Awsrlcaa ilankars Association, Bis-
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elosss a distinct tandsney tba past d*a
Our *Claset::KJ • d*
Y«u Don’t Know the llelf Of It yaara to Inks book suparvlsloo ont of
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How wt»e we ere, how wtae we politics, to Incrsasa tha dlscrstlonnry
Church of Christ
lie. We heve en idee thet wc know powers of bank conimlsslonars, to
a greet deal about thle language of
Get retells
langthsn tbslr terms of ofltes, to sup­
oura, yet half an hour'e tete-a-tete
ClAlimB I
Next Sunday Mr. Springer will
ply
them
with
sdaqusta
forcas
of
with a dictionary will »how moat of
speak on the following
subjects,
quallflsd aaamloars and In rallsva
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ua that we know vary little.
morning, “The Christian and Hi*
banking dspnrtmsnts of dutlss fortlgn
For matanre, how would you pro­
Life” , evening, ‘ T he Fulfillment of
prophesy in th# New Testament.” t
nounce coupon, combative, lamenta­ to banking, soys n meant sUtsmaot
Rev. O. W. Springer, miniater
ble, grimace, Jugular,
conversant, Issusd by tba association.
St.
Cecelia
Church
*'Wa bars consistently urgad Mint
CLASSIFIED
addrrae, and inquiry T Easy 7 Look
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them up. If you have ale out of tba office of bank commlsslonsr bt ng
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Btindsy
Maas«*
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7:
40
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the eight correct, you’ll be far a - fr«s from partisan politics ns tbs ju-
•R a ni-
bove the average— and theae are ve
dlctvy Itself and that It bs divorced
In th« Batina*! riflg »»tc b e t held
W eekday Mas« U id a in
ry almple little worda used by all from all othsg fancMons of su m $<»*•
at Cnmp fsrrf, Ohio, Inst August,
• «fj 7 ISO |, nt
o f ua-
eminent," tha gteteatea« ad/», “ Fur-
claw
The lira* test under practical dairy
Harvey Wright, senior in th# Uolver-
J M O’ Neill
tber, that bis term of office bo »a d o fU f nt Oregon, tied for third place.
lug conditions of providing radio mustc
THINK!
atom gocuro and looting, with sut#- Me wm *)*d Individual high point
for vow* a«« proved a big suecssa ac
AND D O S T KTOP' THINKING!
cording to officials of the Detroit
eRwt salary and power granted to si- shot in the A V, ‘f , f .** **»• univer­
M -E. CHURCH
Creamery C o m p a n y , tear Mount
Kdaon K. Welle
tract and rotate tbo services of i ,«n sity Inst year.
Have you seen the beautiful green
A d v e rtis e m e n ts In th is colum n 1
i Cl"(ncas. Mich Tb* creamery com
Shawnee, Oklahuma
and ivory enameled gaa range at
of outstanding t 4 *"ell*e
four-
Sunday
e-wu-Mv,
10
ov-nt
s
word.
Minimum
charge
25c
pany
officials
bought
RCA
ioudvpeck
The home-owned.
home-operated
(UNIVERSITY o r OREQON, Eo
Dewey the Plumber’s?
adv.
age. resourcefulness an-* ••♦«s-s'of
Preaching Service«, u *.& , S P.m. ers for eacn of tbelr barns ebtro the)
atorea o f your city are de|>endable.
, gaae, O** -fipiupelln* for th* famous Epworth I-cague, 7:16 p m .
banking
sxperltncs.''
FOR
SALE
noils** i * j c?wj liked the music from
for they are run by your neigh-
Good, pur* milk promote* health,
— -Th# Wgcyiw of fhg pacific."
Everyone eordlal'y invited to the a Kadlols receiving <*, i^g-g’ led to
“ Five years ago tbs Drst survey of t r o „ ..
bora and your frienda— cttisena who
especially at this time of
year.
•— ot orsgpq g-DT**
We
now
have
the
Wedge
wood
gas
- eh« tHMto CjNiyyh jrit^t the friendly welcome. entertain th* mm doing 'Its inf? If in* and wood range,
are putting what they make back state banking dspsrtmants by tbs dial, lb* Unlvers..,
and up. Easy Drink lots of It- Beaverton Sun­
Now
all
the
bird
cow*
on
the
model
"*•
Into the homo rity to make It more slon dsmonstrated tbs need for In*, rifle team representln«
terms, Dewey the Plumber.1 Phone rise Dairy, A. Camenxind, propri
/«»<., c 5 ‘y* rad¡3 p.ojia:, ».
nr - tperuua, not Bending It away to provsments. On tha basis of date Corps Area, defeated til other te*_.
Adv. « 18-tf
7702.
B4v. •tor.
-Azi.
help make some other city bigger now In band It Is ovldent that, throuxb In tha mainland United Stales and
- I H«.riding ty«. V
Dep your E-honhone
Radio at For Sale— A John on 1-hoyse mow­
Their atocka are the beat obtain
tbs rsvlslon of statutes In many stales, wsa only defamed by the team re pro
•>' tl*e l ’ . u '
er in good condition.
W II 'b »
ab'e. You should keep well acquair
rapid stsps art bolng takon In tbs seating th* University of Hawaii. It
-- —
U4> LP ,.„il ■ i* Stipe’ s Garage Afl electric scr^en-
Services
at
the
church
for
.«u.iu
sold g: * haxgein. R. L. Jackson,
led with them; you should
tak. right dlrsctlun Oas by uua tbs stales ws* announced here by Major F. A. are at follows: Bib'e school at 10
"* "HMsL, gii-i radio nt only $5$.50, complete,
Fellows at ». ,
Beavefttfn. Route 2, Hux number
u. niiix (0,.
adv.
P*l'!e in t*ie supremacy theae busi­ srs comlug to eecugnlss tha primary Darker. commandant of th* unit here. o’clock In the morninr f >l|owed b
Tb* Warrior of tb* Pacific trophy. !
for the construct on of a I k
ness
concerns
have
eatabliahe<* Importance of atrong, competent bi
W .:
g tf
preaching
hy
the
paator,
Rev.
W.
a handsome statue of en Hawaiian
" lL~*
They th ink quality first, then price
Ing departments. The demand for in­ warrior, haa been won every year h> E. Simpson at 11 o’clock.
pasture,
7o For Site—Late Cabbages a..„ ...
creasing tbs eg# tlveiivaa of liankln: th* team from th* University of Ha
No rity can move ahead nor it
There will be a “ Children’s Day” For Rent— Excellent
acres, monthly or by the season:
departments la beginning to be moi." wall, but tbla year (he Islander* were program during the Sunday nchoo!
people be prosperous
when hom
p’ ants.
Mrs. Ine* Whitworth,
W Ai> * AstJ
abundance of city water. Usual
Sixth and Maine St*. Beaver­
pride is lacking. People who maki How Bank Commiaolonoro Are Chetan closely pressed by the Oregon rifle
prices- See Mr. Saxton. 1 4 m:!es
ton .
P-27 Wanted— Wheat for August deliv­
money In the home city and senu
Tbo ofllcs of bank commlsalourr to men. who scored an average of 207.18k
ery. Charles Bertheld.
^ e-23-tf
Phone 0411
west
of
Beaverton
on
Lang
Ave
it elsewhere lack home pride.
now operated no an Independent Co. against >11 471 by Hawaii. Oregon
For
Sale—
Full-sized
bed
mattress,
neer
Farmington
road.
p-28-30
JOE
K
EMM
ER
t’ ltir-ns cannot act with ecect un­ partmant of state government In ilitr* led Its nearest competitor, Nebraska
45-lb. Almost as good as new. Work Wanted— Capable woman de­
less they act In roncest. If they ty-four states, tbs banker* Bod. in of the Seventh corps, by ovsr 11
For any Kind of Wood
sires nursing, or day work of any
Special low price
on fine < n
$15.00 rr.a’ tress. will sell for $10.
are not linked together with home two states th* bonk commissioner !• points, th* Cornhusken scoring bat
Limb Wood Cut to Order
kind, in or near Beaverton. Call
tionery. Brown's Feaverton Pnar-
Yrs
J. C.
bridges.
A pt. 1
pride and common Interests, the) elected at general elections; la on* be Ikf. They In tarn bad a substantial
Adv. c-26-tf macy.
4118.
Adv e 24tt
adv. c-28-tt
Rossi Bldg.
c-28
and their city are indeed in a bad Is appointed from eligible lists of tb* lead over Wisconsin, which turned In
shape.
civil service and In nootbsr bs Is se­ an average of l t l . f l l .
Syracuse
Hctter buoinesa
for
your home lected by tba banks. In on* state tb* ranked next, with Texas A. and M..
Beaver Wood Co.
merchants and neighbors lays the bankers' nssocatlon elects n list of North Carolina Stats College, Dreg-
Block
Wood,
Planer find*; All
foundation for a better and more flv* names from wblcb the governor el Institute, DePauw, and Rhode In­
grades of Utah-Wash coni.
appoint* on* ns superintendent of land state college ranking la order
dependable city.
Yard at Front A Main
You' city will be able to meet banka; In another be Is appointed by named.
P. L. Schultz
Phone 6702
th*
8t*t*
Corporation
Commission
and
Oregon
hod
already
won
th*
“
Dough
the keenest competlon from other
Beaverton,
Oregon
In
another
by
tb*
State
Hanking
Boy of th* West” trophy nnd the
cities only through consistent eo
right to represent th* Ninth Corps
operation o f
Its citixens to buih’ Hoard.
'Terms of office of book commie- area In ths competition at summer
better local buslnesa.
sloners bare been lengthened In sev- camp thin year.
B EA V E R TO N FEED
It’s always better to be safe thar
ersl states during th* last flva years.’*
Sorry The local merchants who ad
and
th* report say*
"in II slates th*
vertise in this newspaper guaran
An office building
will be con­
term le four years. In on*. (Ire years,
PRODUCE
COMPANY
tee their merchandise. Read their
sad In three It Is sis years and In structed nt Ashland on C Street by
advertisements before you buy.
Highway
and
O E. Track.*
soma th* term
Indeflnlt*. A abort Carson-Fowler Lumber Company nt
term Is condemned on tb* grounds n coat of $1,200.
C. J. Beach, Manager
The Awful Truth
(bat tb* commissioner has Insufficient
"Y ou look fed up. old man.”
time to become thoroughly conversant
"Yes, I’ve had a tiring day. Thai with bis Bald work. A longsr term
little i>c«st of an office boy o f mine permits his rendering useful service
came to me with the old gag about through capitalising his stperlenr*.
getting off for his grandmother's Flv* year* ago th* average length of
funeral, so Just to teach him a less service was levs than thro* years,
I said | would accompany him.
while now It has risen to flv* years.
"Ah, not so bad; was It a gotxl
Higher Bta dards Required
gam« T”
"Signs of an awakening to the ne­
’’No, it waa his
grandmother’s
cessity of making successful banking
unusual accuracy in m anufacturing.
funeral!'
A SIGNIFICANT TRIBUTE to the value of
eiperl nc* s qualification for bank
Beneath its graceful lines and beautiful
the
new
Fortl
is
found
in
its
increas­
commissioner are svldent. While *l*v«
h o m e p o in t e r s
? cn stales report no banklug expert
colors there is a high degree of me­
ing uee by Federal, elute and city gov­
at-------------------------------------
nr* necessary, the majority require
chanical excellence.
ernments and by large industrial com­
Lemon Marshmallow Cookies
xpcrlvnc* of this sort, ranging from
An example o f the value built into the
panies
which
keep
careful
day-by-day
cost
\ cup shorten, ng ,
__
H
E
IB
*
n
.
.
wo to five year*. Twelve states now
I S cups augur
Ford is the use o f more than twenty ball
hav# banking boards, with powers
records. In most instances, the Ford has
W
H
Y
*
P
A
V
•A
V
O
R
E
'?
’
2 eggs
ranging from acting In sn advisory
and roller bearings. They are hidden
been chosen only after exhaustive tests
^ tablespoons lemon juice
• aparlty to >ull power over all state
within the ear and yon may never see
o
f
every
factor
that
contribute«
to
good
Crated rind 1 lemon
banks .o Issue and reject charters.
3 cups flour
them. Yet they play an important part
performance—«peed, power, safety, com­
“ A healthy sign la tbs number of
1 teaspoon baking powder
reports which • "»close that lb* com­
in satisfactory, economical performance.
fort, low cost o f operation and up-keep,
Vt teaspoon soda
missioners hsr* full power to appoint
Their
function is similar to the jewel* oC
reliability
and
long
life.
4 teaspoon salt
hank examiner» or that the»e appoint­
,
®>BSPSnKT
a
fine
watch.
Prominent
among
tkecompanies
using
Marshmallows
ments are mad* from civil aerrlc*
< ream shortening; add sugar and l!»U, Tbla pjwer la now granted to
Throughout
the Ford chassis, a ball
the
Ford
are
the
Associated
Companies
—I
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cream again Beat in eggs; add le­ lha commissioner by twonty-seven
or roller hearing is used at every place
o f the Bell System, Armour and Com­
mon juice and rind. Fold In sifted »lalea. Three require that selection
where it is needed to reduce friction
pany, The Borden Company, Continental
>o from civil service lists. Complaint*
dry ingredients. Roll out on alightl)
and wear and give smooth, reliable me­
Baking Corporation, Firestone Tire and
floured board und cut out. hake Ir <ro still made In a few stnlea of po­
litical pressure In the appointment of
in a moderately hot oven (403 dr
chanical operation.
Rubber Company, General Electric Com­
________ ,
greet) for JO minutes; remove fron examiners, but .he contrary scorn« to
At many points, as on the transmission
pany,
Goodyear
Tire
and
Rubber
Com­
he
trite
In
a
growing
number
of
state*.
oven, place half a marshmallow ir
counter-shaft,
clutch release, fan and
pany,
Kellogg
Company,
Xwickerbockcr
Tho most capable commissioner can­
the center of each and return t
not successfully perform hf* duties
oven to brown
pump shaft, and front drive shaft, these
Ice Company, Morton Salt Company,
unless he Is able to command the
ball and roller bearings are used where
Pillshury Flour Mill» Company, The
services of efficient, honest examiners.
ORANGE FRITTERS
less rostly types o f bearings might be
Proetcr
and
Gamble
Company,
and
Th*
snfety
of
depositors
Is
dependent
2 oranges
on tbelr work, and their appointment,
considered adequate.
I cup flour
Swift & Company.
fitness and compensation are highly
1 cup flour
Additional instances o f the high
Each of these companies uses a large
Important. The number of examiners
1 teaspoon baking powder
quality
built into the Ford are the ex­
number
o
f
Ford
cars
and
trucks.
The
has
Increased
i
f
per
cent
In
the
last
4 tenspoon salt
flv# years.’*
tensive
use o f steel forgin gs, fully
Associated
Companies
o
f
the
Bell
System
2 eggs
aHOVSBiOLD
It'* Bfcielutely true! No strings
4 cup milk
enclosed four-w heel brakes, Rustless
use more than eight thousand.
studied to this offer. Yeu can actually
I tablespoon melted butter
BANKERS TO HOLD
Steel, four Houdaille double-acting hy­
Modem business moves at a fast pace
have your choice of any S ol these
Sift dry ingredients. Add ,g g s
lastous magazines If yos ACT NOWI
GREAT
CONVENTION
draulic shock absorbers, aluminum pis­
nnd
it
needs
the
Ford.
Daily,
in
count­
milk, and melted buttar and stir
The cost is Just * trifle of thsir actual
tons, chrom e silicon alloy valves,
NlLTlK**IT
less ways and places, It helps to speed
until well mixed Dip in orange sec­
Cleveland, Ohio, hs* been desig­
value. A whole year's reading for
tions. Fry in deep fat.
torque-tube
drive, three-quarter floating
the
production
and
delivery
of
the
nated for the 13.10 annual convention
Father, Mother and ths kiddits. Stories
rear
axle,
and
the Triplex shatter-proof
world's
goods
and
extend
the
useful
ser­
•f th* American Bankers Association.
and articles on every known topici
LEMON SAUCE
Tb1e organisation, which numbers
glass
windshield.
vice
of
men
and
companies.
Look 'em over. Select your favorites
1 tablespoon cornstarch
about 20,000 banks with $65.000.000,000
4 cup suga1,
Constant, steady operation over many
The Ford policy has always been to
end Mall tha Coupon Today I Don't
ta assets, Is annually th* nation's most
1 teaspoon grated lemon rtna
worry If yos already get som* ol them
thousands of miles emphasizes the ad­
use the best possible material for each
Important
financial
event.
Th*
attend­
1 cup boiling water
msgsxine*. Rsnswals will b* properly
ance ranges between flv* end ten
vantages of the sound design o f the Ford
part and then, through large produc­
2 tablespoons lemon juice
thousand,
extended.
tion, give it to the public at low cost.
car, its high quality o f materials, and
2 tablespoons butter
Cleveland Is especially significant
Sprinkling nutmeg
In ths history of th* Association's edu­
NEW’ L O W
FORD
PRItts*
Sprinkling salt
cational traditions since It wss In thin
Mix cornstarch, sugar and grated city, when tho organization last met
Standar t! C o o p « * « « • » » « •
J19J
lemon rind; ndd water gradually there In the year 1899, that the origi­
C port C c t - p e ....................................................9 5 2 J
stirring constantly. Boll 8 minutes nal resolution was presented looking
De Laxo Ce. npe # • • • • •
Remove from fire; add lemon juice, to the formation of at- educational
T u dor Sedan • • • * • • •
All Subscriptions Are for a Pull Year
butter, nutmeg, and salt. Serve hot. ■ectlon. This subsequently resulted In
1 h re e -w in d o w F o r d o r S ed a n .
»
(S mc tpt l'sthñndtr, wUich is tor i mo* )
th* Amrrlrnn Institute of Ranking In
De Laxe Sedea • • « • « • • •
$640
C t o a t lr m c iit I « U h t o t a k o «»Iv n n tn c«* o f t o r t
Flavoring With Fruit Peel
which nro now enrolled S5.000 bank
Tow n S e d e n ................................ ......
M M M l n r l l n r a n l n O il 'r r . I n m e u c l o a i u ^ (far n l t t n r
• m o u n t In p n y m r a t f o r n u n i y e a r « ii l r a c r l f t t I « » t o
Everyone knows how much better men and women engnged In tho atudy
Cabriolet • • • • • • • •
n lemon pie tastes with grated le­ of the technical nd scientific phasi
R> ads ter • • • • • • « «
it o \ b e l o w .
mon rind than without Few, how­ rf the buslnesa.
Phaeton
• • •
• • • •
Haas-------------
ever. reilire how widely they can
P irk -ap Closed Cab . . .
.
mnke use of fruit peel for flavoring
M odel A Chase!.................................................( U S
•«. o r n. r. n._
C. G. Hedges ha i received n con­
Ornted orange nnd lemon rind arc tract for the
M odel AA T ra ck Chase!*, l S I H - I n c k
construction o f the
To w n _ _ _ _ _
wheel b a s e .......................... ...... • • $ S 1 0
used by the best cooks to flavor Kddins Motor Company building at
— Stete -
M odel AA T ra ck Ckaacle, lS 7 -lo e k
cakes, pies, breads, desserts, frost- The Dalles on the corner o f Third
□ A m e r ic a n n « r y . J o v n u U □ fTotiftohoM ''..ìia itiM i
wheel baae
............................................. |SS|
ings,
fillings, saurea, and other and Court Streets.
□ I lr r r d f r 'i Gairft«*
H M o d e m !-i> m cm aking
M odel AA Panel Delivery • • • • $ 7 0 0
foo,'s. In grating, only the yellow
I Q C on n er’« F orm er
□ Noci Fünf) n tfT . Fnurool
portion o f the rind should he re­ the entire peel is used, it is ground
AH p r ic e » f . a . b . D e tr o it, pit»» f r e i g h t amd
□ Th<* Country Ifom*»
d e l iv e r y .
B u m p e r » a a»
a # • « p a re tie
< f tttmcf l> Farn * F im ld «) 0 N m i l f v r o f i
moved.
This vellow
portion con­ fine, mixed with sugnr, and used
lot» Tot
I O K tcry hmljr’ o P llr j . M o «, 0 ruttiilmlcr (TYklj) tJ U*nr« j
tains the oil cells from which eome in the some manner ns the grated
0 F tv p lo 'u P o p u l a r M o u ih lj
j Q T h « F orm J ourn o!
the volatile oils that give the fla ­ rind.
vor.
0 S p o r t* m a n 's l i f t ’s
I Q F r u it « A G o r t lt n «
F o r d M o t o r C o m p a n y
This yellow portion when grated
I Q Ontirwonuiu Mr.f.
0 hlujHlirtl Toultr> .'ounAl
Most meats are more digestrMe
mav he used Immediately, or mixed for young children if cooked rare,
□ (¡orni S to rie t
0 r*uccc«t%fui F o r m in g
with sugar and kept in a tightly find either scraped fine or cut Into
□ f lo r a « C ir r i«
0 TY om uu’ « W o r ld
Covered Jar for futura uaa. VVhsrt tiny particle*.
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