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T H K B E A V E R TO N REVIEW Bejverton Keviow I m i w J K w n THE trid ay »I B<* ver Ion, Or»fnn REVIEW PU B LIS H IN G CO F R ID A Y , AU G U ST 29. . „ The H. Hulett Coinh.nation Mystery 1930. J.S.FIetcher^,r ] Business Manager "W O L F " CRY O VERD RAW N Politcal attacks on industries and individuals have been carriel to suon an extreme that they h i t becoming ridiculous I f charges such as are continually made, were true, or only partially true, a majority of our leading business men and candidates fo r public cflY-e should be in custody. The public ia nowhere near as dumb as a lot o f would-be saviours o f the people seem to think Fruit Conserve 2 pounds poaches Entered as second class matter December 9, 1922. at the poytofflev at Beaverton, Oregon under the 4ct o f March 8, 1979. J HOME l*OINTKKS~7 M f V*s^ A » w I CHAPTER I M r. M a zr.roflf 1 llu'*trtttix'h« I r w i n >\y "I ho|ie you're feeling quite well again after your wounds?" be asked. “ Moite fi*, thank you.” I answered “ Kit for light work, anyway." "A jo . well." he said, molding, “ as I said In my letter, t think you and I’ll g t on very plea anllv. If you care to ivnie with an old fellow like me." “ 1 shall be pleased to go with you.” ill he able I answered, •T hopo I ton think 1 to do ull y eil want. shall?“ “ It's little I want but c.npmy." he replied. “ I'm a lone man—neither kith. kin. nor friends, l ie been out of lids country many years, and now I’ m back l Just want to dander round a bit, seeing places. An Idle time, eh?“ “ You’ve no fixed plan?” I Inquired. “ No more than that we'll Just get Into niy car and go north." he an swered. "Stopping where we like and when we like. I'll tell yon I've a fancy for old towns, anything old and gray and cool. You take me?" 1 |«ound quince« l pound |«ears l cup nut meata 1 pound apples 2 lemons Sugar I ’cel. core and stone fruits Cut into tine sections and weigh. To each pound o f fruit allow \ pound of sugar. Place fruit and sugar in alternate layers in preserving kettle and let stand for several hours Slice lemons and mid Cook until mixture Uvomcs thick. Add nut meats five minute* before removing from fire. HIND ER BREAD 2 cups sugar 1 cup butter l cup molasses 4 eggs 1 Hi quarts flour l tablespoons soda I tablespoon ginger II tablespoon cinnamon 1 teaspoon salt 2 cut's sour milk Cream butter and sugar; add well be tell >ggs and molasses Sift dry ingredients together and add alter nately with milk. Bake in layer cake pans about :lf> minutes in slow oven or al'i ut 32» degrees F Cut in squares and serve with whipped cream. DAIRYING B y I>r. I - D . l e E c a r , V. 1 ---- M. U sb , Mu.— Dr-1 f l - M i U a graduate o f Ontario Veterinary 4 a llege, IMS. rhirty-elght year» o f vet erinary work. Eminent a u th o r ity on « l i « r « » e » and raising nftlulry « m i —^ 1 other l!«r*tock and poul try Nationally known lec turer, writer ami author. rcmM CîTI- jSNOlNCIMPfn A. R. IIANSON WOOD and C O A L Wood or Slab -any any kind Cord Prompt (Continued from last week) Dairy products on the other hamh take little from the fertility o f the farm and the herds return in the form of manure the most valuable form of fertiliser we have- It is estimated that the value of fertiliser produced by an average dairy cow in a year's time is equal to about $2S (Hi in commercial fe r tiliser If proper methods are cm ployed, 8o per cent o f the quantity of fertilising element from farm an imals can lie saved and used. An indirect lamefit that comes from the dairy herd ia the fact that its presence on the farm influences the yearly plan for eropa In grain raising, rotation of eropa is neces sary. Hay am) silage which can he fed to the cattle, and which take their place in the cycle of crops, naturally are welcome. It w i'tm to me that in this a r ticle and the one preceding it I ha»« established a pretty good case for the farmer who includes the dairy cow in his program. First o f ail. milk is an essential food in our diet Secondly, skim milk ia the best food there is for poultry and hogs, also the dairy cow is a cheap pro ducer of food. excelling the hen and the pig in this respect. And as 1 have attempted to demonstrate in the above, the dairy cow oontributea «ery materially to the fertility of the farm land When we have learned the value o f natural fe rtil iser as the European farmer has learned it. we will place dairying in its proper place throughout a g ri culture. It was Dick Marker who first put me in touch with the man whose mys terious murder, white lo tuy company, formed the basis of »'hat came to be famous In three continents as the Love's I-ahor Not Entire!« Lost Mazaroff affair. Darker and I were That I might be more graceful in old schoolfellows: wo entered the army together as subalterns; we were your eyes. in the same battalion throughout the I did my daily dosen faithfully. Upon my face I lavished mud and great war: we were wounded on the same day. and in the same s.-rap a cream. fortnight before the armistice; we So it would be more fa ir for you were sent to the same home hospital to see: To have the slim physique that you anil wore eventually discharged from it at the same time, each unfit for any admire. further military service, but for V E A L D ANDY I spumed my mother’s good but tunately In possession o f our full com fattening cooking; 1 pounds veal steak plement of limbs. Darker walked Anl now, although you've left me. Into my rooms one morning while I Fat -all pork, cut in strips Squares of thinly cut bread I confess was still at breakfast, and llung down You’ve helped me to become much a copy of the Times. Indicating a blue- Salt and pepper «The Great North m i then, «to better-looking! penciled advertisement in the “ Per he a good route to follow?” I said. | Sage — Marion K-ippell Little water sonal“ column. “ 1 know that road and Us surround Put in a pan sons' butter, salt, “ That's your Job. Menyn," he said ings—well !" and pepper, and a little sage I to giv O BEYED INSTRU CTO RS In his usual direct fashion. “ Get “ That's It !" he exclaimed. Joyfully. hut a suggestion o f its flavor) Then busy!” "Madam.” said the conductor, “ I “ We'll do very well—Just progressing 1 took tip the paper and read the northward. I ’ve no particular object place in the pan tiny strip« o f thin am very sorry, but you can't have ly-cut fat salt pork, then veal steak advertisement before making any re ycur dog in this car. It is against —except that when we get far north, out thick, with hones removed. Sea mark. the rules. Dogs must ride in the there’s a place l want to turn aside to son and add squares o f thinly-cut "The advertiser, who has recently baggagecar. I ’ll take and fasten him bread, season again and place more returned to England after a prolonged fo r you." strips o f pork. Add a little water. absence, and is desirous of making “ Don't you touch my dog. sir, ’ ex Start in a hot oven, then turn low an extensive tour through the north claimed the young lady excitedly. It should be a deep rose color when ern shires. In his private automobile, “ I will trust him to no one,” and done, with no trace o f pork remain- G IN G E R BEARS desires the company of a bright, so with indignant tread she marched 6 pounds hard pears , ing __ ciable. well-educated, and well-in to the baggage-car. tied her tiog. 5 pounds sugar formed young gentleman, preferably and said: "Remember I don't want 1-3 cup preserved ginger, cut in Seventy-five per cent of the an ex-officer. Invalided out o f the a soul here to touch my dog or un ■mall pieces wells in Oregon contain impure service. Applications, with full and tie him; you understand?” 3 lemons, juice and grated rind water, according to Professor J . E . precise details anil references, to In? As the train approached her sta 3 cups water Simmons o f the Oregon State col- addressed Box M. 534,'t. the Times. tion the young lady said to the con E.C.4" ! Y g e bacteriology department Too Remove the skin and cores from ductor. “ is my deg all righ t?” many wells are fed by a supply o f the pears and rut the fruit in slices I think It was mere out o f curi “ I don’t know miss.” replied the osity than anything that I replied to surface water, which ia usually lengthwise. Add the water and cook conductor. impure, rather than ground water, the pears until thoy* are tender that advertisement, setting forth my “ Don’t know?” she replied “ Why which is purified by it* passage Adel the sugar and the other in qualifications and detailing my refer don’t i you know? I t ’s your business ences. Yet 1 never expected any re through sand layers. gredient* and *immer the mixture to know. You haven’t touched him or \ ply: I knew well enough that there The problem of water purification until it i* thg-k. Pour it into clean were hundreds of men whose qualifi untied him?’’ in Oregon is greater in the rural hot jars and seal. Hard varieties of ‘‘No; we didn't touch or untie cations and references would be just districts than in the cities For this apples may be preserved in the same him. that's just it You tied him to as good as my own—why should I be reason it is well for the farmer manner. a trunk checked for two station» singled out? It was therefore with to take especial care in choosing a good deal of surprise that, about a hack. The trunk had to he put off, the location o f his well so that it An election was held to vote on fortnight later. I received and read and the dog went too.” may he the proper distance from the formation o f a union high school the following letter: at Gaston, to include five district*- all buildings. “ Hotel Cecil. C A N A C H R IS T IA N GO TO TH E ‘Sth September, 1019. M OVIES? “ My Pear Sir. I am much obliged to you for your letter of the 23rd Au NO! gust. I think you ar.d I would get on The Reverend W. E Woodham together very pleasantly, and I shall Denham. vicar o f Chorley Wood, be further obliged to you If you will Mr. Mazaroff and I Spent a Couple Herts, speaking at Christ Church: call on me at this hotel tomorrow of Hours Over That Lunch and Our “ NO Christ:an should go to the morning about half past twelve Cigars and Coffee. cinema. No truly converted person o'clock so that we may have a little can sit and watch some o f the — Marrasdale moor—Just to renew talk. 1 remain, my dear sir, fiftns that are shown today. Anyone acquaintance. What about terms. “ Truly jours. who does so is net a Christian, even now?" he asked, diffidently. “ SAI.IM MAZAROFF." if he has been g ing to church fo r “ I think I ought to leave that to I walked Into the Hotel Cecil next you. Mr. Mazaroff," I answered. “ I'd fo rty or fift y years. morning at precisely twelve thirty. “ Above all. I appeal to the par Fred Knorr, Prop. Phone Beaverlon, 6502 Eivdently Mr. MazarofT bad already prefer to." He pave a sigh of what. It was ents not to allow their children to given certain Instructions alniiit me. tM » »a n t a n » “ »■a— j rttjm s'JK plnin. was sheer relief. go to the cinema. It is their duty to for as soon :ft 1 inquired for him. I. “ That's Just what I’d like you to see that children do not come under In my tarn, was asked if I was Mr. the destroying influence of the Mervyn Holt, and on my assenting, do." he said, simply. “ That's a thing gentlemen shouldn't bargain cinema ” was handed over to an attendant who that Resilience Phone, 3602 PH O N E B EAVERTO N 3«03 whisked me off to a private— and about. Leave It to me— you'll not re gret It. I'm a very rich man. laddie, YES! palatial— suite o f rooms. He Installed The Rev. E. E. Harir.g. Chaplain. me In an ante-chamber, tapped at an at.d rich men are entitled to have Los Angeles Hospital: inner door, murmured my name to their little games and fancies, eh? somebody within, closed the door. In Very well, now—and when ran you “ TH E benefits o f motion picture be ready to start?" shows have always been a source j formed me that .Mr. Maxaroff wouldn't (Continued Next Week) c f satisfaction to me. Many a dis keep me one minute, and went away. couraged man or woman has taker, 1 And I discovered at once that Mr. a new hold on life after seeing a ! MazarofT was really a man of his L idy— I’ m sorry for ycr 'avin a picture which occasioned a good word, for before a minute had gone, ’ usband that’s everlastin’ singin’. laugh or gave a suggestion of cour the door opened again, and he stood My old man sings once a year ” age or patience. My thirteen years there with outstretched hand. I took a good look at him as I wi nt Her Ne ghbor— In 'is bath, I sup experience in this great hospital (Los Angeles General) where more forward. I Judged him to be about pose. than 2.000 patients pass through its six feet lc height; his breadth cor wards every 30 days has convinced responded: altogether he gave one the me that music, flowers, and motion Impression of bigness and solidity pictures, as well as medicine and His age it was difficult to estimate: religion, all have their place in the his brown hair and beard were griz- healing o f the ills o f life — mental, zled. and between Iiis eye« and hi« mustache there was a good •deni of physical, and moral.” scam jind wrinkle;; lie looked like a : r ! man who has wea t tiered storr: invai* -n been under fierce nun« amt winds. There was h di'tinetivi ■ air of i humor, e ven of good nature. benevolence, about him, 1'iit it was SOI!"- what discount 1 «J by a lon^, sharp m ve n.id close-set . amali e; ii-*. «ml OREGON BEAVERTON furti er by a ce-t 1n Die left eye. I’.ut hl* *mile war ple::>,mt enough ; so was til" twinkie of his ieye«, and there wa* noth ing eold nor formal about his hand>hake. “ 0 lad to see you," he said, almost bru.«' jnely. 1 V kiis certain that wherever or how- ever Mr. Mazaroff l ad come t i f bil un-English name. he himself was a Sf*Ot!-man: there was no mistaking bis aeceliL ' Choice Meats & Groceries at Attractive Prices Knorr’s Market (& Grocery HAY, GRAIN, AND FEED C u s to m G rin d in g a n d R o llin g Delivery length Chune STUDIO HAKliKK SUOI* AT KIRNT C LA S S W ORK KKAHONAHI.K BRICES K. D. VanMeter, Brop. P. W. BISHOP BLUM KING and Hardware, M ,E. CIIHKCH Phone. 200.1 Bible school meets at 1(1 a.m. Blihlic worship and pulpit messages 11 : t T» a m. ami 8 p in. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday. I p. m. Games for the young folk Tues- I day and Friday evenings. St. Cecelia Church Sunday 10 a. nt. Itea verl»» Ice HKAVKRTON KKKD and PRODUCE COMPANY C. J. Beach, Manascr Beaverton Dumber Co. Masse* — 7:40 and WK SOLICIT YOUR BATRONAGB I »«is W eek d ay Mass H:20 a. in. and 7 :30 p. in. H tv. J. M O 'N e ill Kinton Church Brother*. Bruprletura MAI’KS & SON R E S T A I It A N T SH O RT ORDER Cigars, Tubare»* Confections. Soft Drinks C»dv Bldg. — :— Watson fit M EAI.S There will tie no preaching ser vice next Sunday, it being the fifth Sunday. Regular prvachmg service will I t Sunday. Septrmlier 7th at 2 o’clock in the afternoon. The Sun day school session for Sunday will be as usual at Iff o'cha-k. All are invited to attend Beaverton Barber Shop C. J STRVENS, SATISFACTION Nazarene Church Morning worship at 11:00 a m Hvening evangelistic servaw H Off pm Sunday school, 9:45 a m. Young People's meeting, 7:00 p nt. Midweek prayer and praise service Wednesday 8 :00 p m Young People’s Bible Study and Prayer Circle Friday. 8:00 p m All welcome. — W . If Tait. Pastor The Springfield fire department has moved to a new location. AU B R E Y L A„ orney. , t_ u w N. 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