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T H K B K A V K R TO N R E V IE W T --------------------------------------------------- Beaverton Review E T » 17 TH E Friday at Bearartoo, Oraron, R E V IE W PU B LIS H IN G CO F R ID A Y , SEPTEM BER 1». 1930 F * Of • vFf DAIRYING M a z a ro ff M y s te ry B y Ihr. !.. l ì . L c C c u r . V. S. ■ ■■ St. 1-ossU Mu. - —■ Pr l rOfiirU « gradui« I«' «tf Ontario Vrtrriim r* ( 'o l l f f r . IR9â. B Entered aa aacond rlaaa mattar Daca mbar t, 1922, at tha postoffice at Beaverton, Oraron under tha Act o f March 3, 1879. Ì H. Hulatt Bucinaci M an ag'’' Moat people are happier than the reform er» who ara trying to load them out of their “ mieery.” — Fea ther e Magazine. Advertizing ia “ news" o f the la- teat and beat in merchandize.......... keep posted by reading the adver tizing column» daily. ID O L A T R Y Juat because American brides place burnt offerings before their husbands three times a da> does not ftiolatas tha assertion m»<ie by many that we are becoming an idolatrous nation H ELP! H E LP! B urrow »: ’‘Sorry old chap, but 1 am looking for a little financial succor again.” Bangs: “ You'll have to hunt fur ther. I ’m not the little financial sucker I used to be-"— The Lawyer and Banker. Farmers on highways where there ia danger o f grass fires spreading from discarded cigarettes may save themselves large losses by plowing furrows around crops and buildings, said President Ivan Pearson o f tha Oregon Fire C h ief a association whi|g *t the recent firemen's school at Oregon State college. N. E. W . S. The earliest newspaper always printed a sign at the top o f the first page o f every issue depicting inr points o f the compass. The letter N, fo r North, was placed at the top. Below it appeared a 'p lu s ” sign. A t the right, E, for East. A t the left, W, fo r West, while below the letter S indicated South. Later, the “ plus'' sign was dropped and the letters “ N. E- W . S.” ap peared, implying that the informa - tion printed came from the four c o r ner» o f the globe. And »0 we got the word “ News," meaning the very latest information on any sub ject. A B E YOU LO K IN G FOR H A TE ? I f you are, never allow anyone to make a statement without disagree ing without disagreeing with his remark. I f he is ninety-nine per cent right, find the flaw in the other one per cent and hold him up to ridicule. This will usually succeed in mak ing you the most detested man in town. I f it fails, however, try fea turing your pet topic at all times. If it fails, however, try featuring your pet topic at all times I f you are a go lf fan, talk g o lf in the morn ing and at night to your w ife, your doctor, your newsboy, and your pastor. Never mind religion, politics, appendicitis, or gall atones. Talk g o lf at all times, particularly em phasizing what you would have done on the tenth hole if something that happened had not happened There are other methods fo r ac quiring the hatred o f your fellow man. The editor will be g.lad to explain these thoroughly upon re quest. P IT Y T H E POOR TE A C H E R Many parents whose children have coma home from school with poor marks fail to appreciate how diffi cult it is fo r a teacher, no matter how w illing she may be, to give very high percentages in all cases. Tha Washington Post sometime ago gave the following quotations from school examination papers in Baltimore. Maryland. I f you were a teacher how would you mark such answers? " A blizzard is the inside o f a hen. A circle is a round, straight line With a hole in the middle. George Washington married Mary Custis and in due time became the father o f hia country. A mountain range is a large cook stove. Achilles was dipped in the river Styx to make him normal. Pompeii was destroyed by an e- ruption o f saliva from the Vatican. Typhoid fever is prevented by fascinstion. * I* Sixty gallons make one hedgehog. Georgia was founded by people who had been executed." GO A F T E R BUSINESS R. H. Ballard, President o f the Southern California Edison Company Los Angelas, said: “ More new business is what we need, and not so much talk of de pression. Spend the money fo r new business campaigns and new adver tising, and the results will be sur prising. The people have the money and w ill buy goods, J believe, if somebody has the courage to sell them the buying idea.” Ha pointed to increases in savings deposits, gains in new life insurance in force and increased buying of bonds aa evidence of the ability of consumers to buy goods if they so desire. Affected, however, try the pessimistic d rift o f national com - «sent, the public is reluctant to buy and consequently is building up a tremendous backlog o f purchasing power. This backlog can and should tie tapped, declared Mr. ifallard, if American business men snap out of mn apathetic state of mind and em redoubled efforts to produce Mew business This is not the time, la hia opinion, to lay off salesmen cut advertising appropriations. T lilr t v ^ iiilit yrmm o fv «l> r r i i i « r v Murk, I-m inent a u t h o r i t y o i l «lin t'iiar« •nul raii»iiij(ot'i!itiry oo u * otlu*r lise* took «tu l |M»nl“ try N a tio n a l!* know n Iro- ^ ‘ turvr, w ritrr Min! MiaOior. I of a mouse col «r i» prevalent. There is not a great deal of Tlif • I ferenc* in tlw> dairy breeds so far | as production is concerned. It is | more a matter o f choice. For in stance, there is no l«c»t breed. It | is the breeding up o f u family or strain to high milk and huttorfat production that really counts. It Is the blood lines or breeding that ' makes some cows more valuable than others. Other conditions which may in Alienee your selection ure the breeds most common in your neighborhood, the Cost o f pure breed foundation stock, and your judgment o f the de mand for surplus animals from your herd. It is estimated that only I I '. o f the dairy cattle in the United States are pure bred, which means that the major production of milk conies from grade herds. liti llO M I< : I 'O I N T K U S is — BREVkEVSI U T K IN S 2 clips special cuke flour, sift d te »spoons linking powder h teaspoon suit J egg. well hcliton \ cup milk 1 tabteapoaas 1 otter other shortening, melted Sift flour once, measure, mid huh irg powder and suit, und oft again Combine egg »m l milk und ml ' to flout, K-aling until smooth A M shortening. Buko III greased mutlln puns in hot oven (401) degrees E ) 25 minutes. Makes 10 muffins grent deal o f troisble tu serve a very satisfnitory enlad side disli. Ani ime of 11 score o f »ulud» may be pi e|Mtred lu ten minute». Eor in stame, oli two or thrre le.ives you niay piare six orango sertions nini liulf a targo peur corei! und uliced bngthwi.se Alternate orango »«■*• tion» nini sliies of penr. tìurnish wìth Ilio or six grapeu, peeled and sceded. Just liefnic aerving spilltkle with a combinatlon of orango nini lemmi juice well sweeteued. Cord A . Iv H A N S O N WOOD and COAI. Wood or Siali any any kind lengt h LONDON l ‘ l DOING I’ rnntpl D eliirry I'lunie 4M) I egg .Volks ’ » cup butti r or suliatitute I Hip confectiunerìi sugar K T I 'D I O K A m tr .K s u o r 1 tea» pomi 1 untila F IR S T CLASS WORK Dt lady tinger» A T R E A S O N A B LE I'R IC K S IVhipped creati! 5 tablespoons strong hrewvd coffee E. D. Y sn M rlc r, Crop frettili egg», hutter and sugar together thorougbly, mhl coffee nini vantila. l'Ia e in 11 di-sli u layer of r. w . b is h o p Indi tinger», thelt solite o f lite saure I'L l i M ill NO and H E A T IN G timi allei nule uniti ull material >» ti-ed Jet »turni »everul liours in thè Hurdu uro, I’unit» refrigeratili-. Serve w illl whip|x-d H fiirrliiM ereuiu. Nut» and cherneu may lo' rhnnr. 200.1 used for decorating The cow is not a native American animal. Before the white man came to this continent, cattle were un known here. Europe ia the home o f the dairy cow Several thousand years ago, »0 "W ell. Holt," he answered, "t u knocked about there a good ileal, and it ia supposed, the process o f tarn make it as plain as I can, and maybe tug the wild cattle of Asia la-gan it's not such a tangle aa It seems when It is an interesting commentary on kt you get hold of one end of the thread the important place the cow holds and pull steno ly at It. My father in modern civilization, that scion and mother died when 1 was a mere tists have devoted years to a study youngster, and after that 1 lived with of historical records in order to U> my graudfather on his farm near Sel bettor acquainted with cattle. Some kirk. across the bonier yonder. Then o f the oldest ruins, which have been ha died, when I was Just about two- 1 excavated, reveal the skulls o f the and-tweuty, and he left me all he had, < \\ 1 11 row il; w 1111 s \i i t ancestors o f the modern herd a tidy lot of money, and that, put to The selection of a breed, either by l portion «H»i k«*d on uli flow or o k a v k u t o n f k k h what my parents had left me. made j the farmer who is ju si entering the *J melted butter me a pretty rich man. Aud 1 was dairy business or the farm er who 1 ten* poutt .sugar headstrong and Impetuous, and always desires to improve his herd by in P K O H IK K C O M P A N Y .Suit and pepper for having my own way, and there was treducing a breed, is one that de |l tul»l«»>poon mincis I paisley ( .1. B e a c h . M u n i m i t nobody to keep me from having It, ‘ serves careful consideration. I la* I taMe-poon lemon juice nor from Indulging myself lu any lieve a brief historical background « ’ot k t aulitlow* ’ until tender. Melt whims that came Into my head. Aud o f the live (»«pillar breeds in Amor B e a v e r t o n I .u m h e r ( ' » Imiter and add »eiiHonings. blending I came across a high mettled girl that ica will la* o f interest. Importation over the tin* Add i aulirtowcr, heat was pretty much like myself In that o f these breeds from Europe haie and serve, or pour over cauliflower WE s o i l « ! r YD UR t’ATR O N A G H respect and we got wed in more than l>een very large, especially in the « hil* still hut and nerve. TO M M O R V I S I N C 'O V 'W K Y J I the usual baste, and began to repeut j last fifty years. So let us examine lew is llrothrrs. I’ ropri« tors 1 ? quart* frt»»h, rip«* tornatovi as soon as we'd done it !" the biographies and pick our favor nu F V R M E R S -, \ltttl ND sour tipples “ Why?" I asked. (peeled, cored. ites. TH E STATE cubed) “ Man 1" he answered. “ We hadn't The Jerseys:— These cattle take IM A P U S «V S O N lemons (culied) More than 575 pear grower« in a taste in common! We'd nothing In ; their name from Jersey Island URBI \t It V M pounds sugar Jackson county this year made it .- common except obstinacy aud self- where they originated. It is in the SHORT ORDER of the pear testing dei ire ill the M EALS sticks o f cinnamon will 1 And we found we were the English t'hannel between France Cigars, T.«linceos nfllee to determine county ug- nt tablespoon whole cloves worst pair to pull together tl.at ever ami England. They are the small Confections, Soft Drlnka the proper turn to pick their |M-nrs. pie.es ginger root was harnessed. 1 saw in less than a eat in sire o f any o f the impular . ( . «!; L I small piece if mace t'sd- Ride -■ - - - Watson St year that things would never d o -s o 'd airy breeds, and are noted foi (tie spices in cheese cloth hug) I Just took matters Into my own Neurly limo head, or practically their beauty and the richness of Boil all ingredients except sugar 10 per cent o f llu- cattle m Colimi hands. It wasn't the way I'd take “ How Came You i. Take Such their milk. The color o f the Jer Itc a Y o r to n H a rb er Shop until jelly -tagt- is reached, which Ion county hui< been now, with a sober mind and more Unusual Name.'" I Ventured t< ted fol sey varies greatly The most com is when the mass sheets from .In ci ntagious nl-ortion during the |>n t knowledge of the world. But what 1 Ask Him. nion color is fawn with black shu r J STEVENS. PR O PR IE TO R side o f the spoon t hie cup o f 11 lit year, according to Georg«- Nel --n, did was this — 1 went to a lawyer and dings below and on the head, the meats may Is- id d i .1 to ’ this jui • county ug« nt. * pledged him to secrecy. Then 1 real In the IVrsIan gulf and In adjacent bulls being darker than the cows. Ref- S A T IS F A C T IO N GUARANTEED renun ing from the lire ized all that 1 had—a nice lo t!—and ' parts. Then 1 went further south—to The Jerseys, although small, are divided it Into two equal shares, and Durban and thence into the Interior S P K C IA 1 . N O T IC K S I made one fast to her for life— she'll —the diamond districts. And In Dur wonderful producers of rich milk. i H ILE O S IH E C O FFE E A few- o f them under official tei.t A t lilt F Y I. I l l M III K have had It always; never less, llolt, ban I foregathered with an old man of 3 e g g yolks upwards o f 10 tons I NOTH K TO 1 K l h llO K S than fifteen hundred pounds a year of like tHStea to mine— In fact, he and have given A ttorney-at-loiw , Beaverton, Hr« 3 egg whites ( 20.000 pounds) o f milk in 3t«J< Jays,! In the County Court of the State her own. And that done, and all secure I lived together aud traded together. I cup sugar Office with Beaverton Realty •’« of Or« Kon I or W a"hm k ton C ounty for her. I Just tock my share and His name was Muzaroff, uud he left that tested over 1,400 pounds of 3 tnbh*s|M>ons hr«*w«*< coffe* V Special attention given ! * commercia* hutter. ! me all his money—uo little— on condi In the Mutter o f the Katntc of account», conveyancing, real property cleared out," 3 tablespoons h* ilion juic«* «ir The Holstein Freaians:— This Annie Young, deceased “ So—you ran away from her?" I tion I took It. So 1 did—why uot? t> tahlcs|Miotis orn nife juico and the ietti» ment of eilatr*. At that time I'd no Intention of e\er breed originated in Holland. The Notice* i» hereby given that the suggested. I!«'iit yolks with cup Mitrar, name, Holstein Kresian “ I f you put It that way. I did," he coming back to England again. And compound add coffee and fruit juic«'. cook in undersigned ban t*een, by the ah<*ve is the official name o f the breed in ilo utile assented candidly. “ It was the only now—there’s the situation!'’ »boiler until thick. Kent «» kvt entitled court, duly appointed ad w . !•:. P K C ( i “ What are you going to do about America, but in common usage now thing to do. There'd have been un white«» Until »tiff, add \ cup HUIT*!. miniatrator o f tin* entate of Annie It?" I asked. in Am erica the breed is called U N D E R TA K E R EM BAI M Ell pleasantness, otherwise. A silent and and fold into the cool ket mixture while Noting, defea t'd, und ha* duly (pint “ I don't know,” he answered frank Holstein. They are the largest of quiet departure— the only thing for It. very hot. Ihiur at once into i-nked Kied ut uch administrator AH p* r® f»range Htohling Bravi-ilo., ly. “ Nothing In a hurry. Aut? as I the dairy breeds, and are black and »on» having elaittl' againat naid in my Judgment,'' pie shell and lire wn in oven. «•»tate are hereby required to pre “ And—the cblld?--the girl we saw- say, nobody knows but you and me. white in color. They are noted for o f milk they give. aent the M im e It» nu\ with pr«»per yesterday afternoon?" I asked, after a There's no fear of my being recog the quantity I’h-inr Dili IE N - M IM IE S A L \ D S nized. I've talked to a dozen people More than 100 o f these rows have voucher», at the law ofHre of M pause. "Was she born then?" Hav - you ever found yourself JOE K EMM ER today who knew me In the old days, given under official test over tb H Hump, in llillahoro, Washington “ N o !" he answered with emphasis. flustered li -cause unexpAtnl corn For any Kiml i«f W*«oJ County, Oregon, within »i\ month» “ She wasn't 1 I f she had been, maybe and to my blue spectacles they hadn't tons of mils, each in 3t>5 days. This puny arrived ât a time when your I «mb \\ « ««« I (u l In llrilrr from the date hereof I’d never have gone— Indeed, I ’m sure the least Idea as to who I really was." is an average o f over 10 gallons of larder was not as well stocked as lie got up then, and went out. to milk each day for 300 days, yield If Hated ami fir»t puhlmhod rpt A «I r . c now I wouldn’t have gone. But she you Would like it to he? stroll about the front o f the lun, f>, I two. was neither born, nor did I know she ing more than 1.500 pounds o f An attractive little salad will go j Oct bate o f la.it publication, was likely to be born. She came eight alone. That night he said no more on butter. This is more than H or 10 I the subject of his revelations, nor did of the average dairy rows on many n long way toward making u com I n. 1930. months after I ’d left." mon meal seem an elalxiiale one j he mention the mutter in the morning. Kdwin Young. Administrator “ You heard of it, then?" I sugg»sted of our farms will produce. R rlirvrs a llradarhr i»r Nraratgia The colors o f the fruits and vege | “ Never knew of it till today I” he We spent most o f that day in motor The Guernseys: Guernsey breed tallii s temi to decorate the tnlilc, the Kitate o f Annie Young, Dr in 3(1 niinuti-s, rhrrk» s ( «ilei (hr ing to some ruins twenty miles away: ceaned. exclaimed. originated on the Island o f Guern while the crispness and lelicious 111*1 I h r , k s first d ll, Malalla in when we returned In the evening there “ O f course, Mrs. Elphlnstone— as sey, which is one of tire channel is ness always ap|«enl to th ■ sens« of M K. IVump, residence and ad I hier ilsyi she's known here— believes you to be was a good deal o f business being lands not far from Jersey Islund. taste. D. d re ii. Hill I hvo . Oregon; 9 m i . \ i.s o i\ i V l it . i : lx dead?” I said. “That goes without done at the lun— men were returning The Guernseys are a little larger Hump, re»i»lence ami adilre»», F*»i It is not necessary t go In numbers from a fair. A fter dlu- a saying." than the Jerseys and are coarser e it Grove, Oregon: attorney» f “ Oh, to be sure!" he answered. ner, Mr. Mazaruif, remarking to me boned and more irregular in con - •aid estate and Administrator. “ She married this Elphlnstone- a few that he wanted to have a good think Iormation. The color resembles tl.: all by himself, crossed over to the years back. Just before he bought this i Jersey in general, but includes some I Marrasdale Tower estate. Aye, she open moor and strolled away across colors not found in thut breed. In It VDIOS I believes me dead as Adam—and here the heather. I never saw him again the yield o f milk and fat the Jer M \ J E S T ie R E FR IG E R A TO R S —alive. on Hciil Kstiilf. I.ow inlcr- I ’m alive!" E ln lr ir I ans. Pnrlahlr Phonographs. sey and Guernseys are not far a - 1 went out myself soon afterward, “ What are you going to do?" 1 Rrcords, Light Bull«». Radio I iihr», part, the Jerseys leading slightly csl enst, repiiyn ivn l p r i v i and was out until past nine o'clock, Itnltrrirs •:• Supplies asked. in richness of milk und the Guern- “ What would you do, yourself, when 1 returned to the Inn. lie hud | .leys in total milk production. leges. W r i t e f o r Helaila. Beaverton Radio Co. Holt?" he replied, anxiously. “ Tell not come buck. Nor bud he come at ! The Ayrahires:—The native home me your plain opinion, man!—I'll not ten—and when eleven struck from the - of this breed is the Khire o f A yr \\ A SIIIN C , TON old grandfather clock In the stone be offended at anything you say.” ! ir southwest Scotland, hence the Pla-trring and Stucco Work walled hall 1 sought out Musgrave Siivings »V I nan Assn. “ I think I should Just go away, say names. It is comparatively a new Phonr 9051 ing nothing," said L “ After all, you and his wife, seated at their supper 1 breed, but has made wonderful ad Nlmle lliil^. Ilillsltoro. Ore left her. And— If you reveal yourself. tafcle after the toils of an unusuully ] vancement in a short time. In size E. Timmons It’ll mean breaking up what’s probably 1 ei enlrrg, ' the Ayrshire ranks between the The lundlord and .undlady were not a satisfactory settlement. Mr. Elphln- ! Jersey and Holstein breeds, being ndv. p. 42 I inclined to any uneusiness or alarm, stone and the— " ! very much the same as the Guern Open Air Circa» Act* j During our forty-eight hours’ stay “ Oh, by all accounts, they suit each seys. The common color is spotteo other as well as we suited each other tlity had discovered that Mr. Mazaroff red or brown and white in varying 1 Dsiljr Horse Show 1 was, as tliey put It, an affable and 111!” he broke in. “ Aye, this settlement's proportions. As a breed the A yr R*ccs - - Aato Show friendly gentleman. Inclined to socia- all right But—the girl's my daugh I billty—their present opinion was that I shires are noted for a good, uniform Livestock Exhibits ter." production of milk. “ She’s never known you, Mr. Maza- I he had dropped In at one of the ranor- The Brown Swiss:— This breed had County Displays j land bouses, and was still there, com- roff,” I remarked. its origin in Switzerland Large ! fortably chatting. But when twelve Hia bronzed cheeks reddened at that, I o'clock sounded, and he wus still ab- numbers o f these cattle are kept and he shook hia head. there fo r cheese ami butter making, I •'You’re righ t Holt, you're righ t!” sent, Musgrave’s fa :e lengthened, and which forms one o f the largest in i he began to talk about the foolishness he said, almost humbly. “ And It's my R U N N I N G W A T E R ! dustries in that country. In milk and own fault. Well—up to now, nothing's I of going out la the dusk and dark In butterfat production. This breed O M A T T E R where your home is happened. Nobody knows but your - strange places. “ There's places he shows a very satisfactory yield. could fall over In the dusk, and there's c catcd, . you can have plenty of running self.” The color varies considerably In I others— bog-laud—that he could sink water under pressure in kitchen, bathroom, “ After all these years It would be shade. It is called brown, but more laundry, garage and garden without bother something o f a startling revelation," into before he knew where he was, dark or light. Them that doesn't I observed. “ It needs some reflection. or attention, and at extremely low cost. know these moors shouldn't wander And—" bnt then a new Idea struck about 'em, after dark.” Paul Pumps are fully automatic, silent, me, and I regarded him doubtfully. Residence Phone, 3<W)2 P H O N E B E A V E R TO N 3803 Musgrave got lanterns for Webster, self-oiling snd will pump from deep or “ I suppose, If It came to I t you d have me and himself: we went out on the shallow well, lake or cistern. Tliey may bo to prove that—” operated with electric power or gasolins. ’Th at Salim Mazaroff Is Andrew moor and dispersed In different direc Come in today and let us alisw you. Merchlson,” he Interrupted. “ Oh, tha! tions, listening always for any cry of can be done. There's the cast In my distress. (Continued N ext W eek) eye, and a birthmark on my right arm, and there’s papers and people— not I B K O illllM i * HI6. CO, F«rt r^as, ItUlmnm Cojisideruble difficulty has been Just at hand, to be sure, but Gndable experienced by Klamath county far — that can substantiate all that” l'or Sale By t ortland Electric •‘How came you to take such an un mers with stock bloating on -traight l ower Co. Hillsboro Ladino clover pasture, and it is lie usual name?” I ventured to ask him. He laughed softly, as If the remlnls-! lieved that better results would be cence pleased him. obtained by seeding other grasses “ I ’ll tell you,” he answered. “ When \ with the Ladino. I first went off, It was to India. 1 1 Ice and 'S b U < u > < ; IO Vy T h e F i r s t E s s e n t ia l o f a M o d e rn H o m e - - N now lo a T te n d / H A Y , G R A IN , A N D FEED C u s t o m G rinding a nd Rolling W ATEP SYSTEM S CHARLES BERTHOLD H ay, G rain , Feed, P o u ltry Supplte* By DICK DORGAN DIVOT DIGGERS—Sick ’Em Prince! T Ç A V Pr?O,C0HY DOkj'T Y O U GO A F T E R SOM E O P TH E E A S Y o o u g h TH.E<5 e O T H E f? ARE. G E T T D k j’ ^ »H LULLl*J To PLAV ALV O E ’E M AK/V " |VE A S V E O T H E C ommittee to Goo»«: H E T o m e e t Akov o w e T H E V U A k j T . I LL M E E T T h e u jo rlo b a r i ? » sj ’ WO G O D V . B u r 1 G U E V i all t h e m a e r a io B u m ? i ? p l a t M E y g ig t o \ OH, SAV. 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