FRIDAY, <HTOREK
.11. 11110.
THU BEAVERTON
REVIEW
Wet math la often an aid in for-
ring alow starting pullets into pro
duction says the Oregon Experiment
•tation.
T h ree young ladies do not aerm to he worried, although they are xeated on a truck-load of
dynamite and blaiting powder. T h e y are employeea of the W r i t Coaat P ow d er Company,
a Northweat concern, located near Everett, W ashin gton. The cara are Chevroleta, uxed by
tlie firm in transporting powder and other explosive» to point» in W ashington, Oregon nnd
California
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Wllini (Jiaii ! Anima Is 1[rod 'I lio ]
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Aif it t af 6*. ' v M uh H B
Hoarding of money causes unem storage, put It in circulation, nnd
ployment;
unemployment
causes see
how soon you will
stimulate
business depression, and business de business. — James H Anderson, Ed
pression
causes hard times. The itor Kansas City Labor News.
change o f the moon or the close ap-
Browsing the land with goats I*
proximity o f Saturn or Jupiter or
NOTICE TO (K KD ITD KM
etill recommended
by the Oregon
any other planet do not have any
. la the County Court of the K U le of
Experiment «tation
ax
the moet
thing to do with hard times Hard
Oregon for Waxhington County. .
prartnal
method
of
preventing
times are the makings of our own,
In the Matter o f the Estate
(prouta coming up from oak grube.
and sometimes they are more insag
of
Varioui attempt! have been made
inary than anything else. Sometimes,
R. ROSSI, Deceased.
to control the aprouti by the uae of
in fact quite
often,
we let our
NOTICE IS
H EREBY
G IVEN
chemical!, but ao far theee have not
minds dwell too much about some
I (hat the undersigned has been duly
proved successful.
thing awful that is going to happen,
confirmed by the
above
entitled
and haiti times follow. We some
i-t j rourt as the Executor of the Estate
In Oregon the beat time to apply
times fret about how to meet our
• f said deceased, and has duly qual-
monthly bill*, we worry about how
either lime or superphosphates to
| U M as such;
pasture* ii at the time of reseeding
the milk man ia to be paid when
NOW, THEREFORE, all persons
The ruoti effective fertilization ha«
we have not the necessary $8.20,
ha> ing claims sgainst said estate
or how we are going to stay on the
revulted when the «eoi war planted
aro hereby notified and required to
job when rumors have it that the
wlh a drill carrying an attachment
present the same, together
with
shop ia going to close We aren't in
which placed the fertilizer near the
proper vouchers therefor, to
the
need.
clined to extend credit to Harry undersigned at the law officea
of
Brown or Bill
Smith because we llare, McAlear k Peters, In
the
have heard that perhaps he will not Shut« Savings Bank Building.
An ounce
o f strychnine mixed
n>
be aide to pay his bill when due. Hillsboro, Oregon, within six months
with one eighth ounce of saccharine
And so it goes all the way down from the date hereof.
nnd sprinkled over 10 pounds of
the line. Hard times, business de
some root crop such ax carrot«, par-
Dated this 3rd day o f October,
pression and mental agony become* 1930.
snip«, or «weet potatoes cut into
a set fixture in our mind and so
half inch cubes, has proved an ex- I
N. J. SKEE.
naturally we have those inconvenient
i client mixture for poisoning gopher«
^
W . C. Hawley “
Executor of »aid Estate.
things on our hands I f we were a Hare, McAlear A Peter»
i in Oregon, report* the extension scr- 1
Republican Nominee for Re-elec little more optimistic, a little more
vice. The material i* dropped along
■nd
tion.
Co-author
of
the
T
a
r
iff
Act
sympathetic with our fellow men, a
the main tunnel.
of 1930 which gives to agriculture little more confident in our own •- U. T. DeMartini
Attorneys for Executor.
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Oregon poultrymen who mix their in »11 it» branches the highest rates bility to meet circumstances as they
ol
protection
ever
given.
own ma«h or scratch grain will find
arrive, and a little more interested
Lumber was on the free list in in what we are going to do today
N O TIC E TO CREDITORS
the use o f lairley a real money saver
1913
but
was
returned
to
the
duti
at present prices, say poultry spec
than about what is eoing to happen IN T H E C O U N TY CO URT OF T H E
STATE
OF
OREGON
FOR
ialista
at Oregon State
college. \ able list in the Hawley-Smoot Tar
if the Sons new construction com
W A S H IN G TO N C O U N TY.
(•round barley may be used up to if f A c’ " f I N | and kept there by pany fails to put up the Casey Pe-
Congressman Hawley.
15 per cent o f the mash ration, re
land tower or that the Oskahoosa In the Matter o f the Estate of A l“
He introduced and had passed the bank, where we have a few dollars
(red Stohler, Deceased.
placing about 50 per rent o f the
Notice is hereby given that the
i yellow rorn normally used. In sec law providing $2,000,000 for our on deposit, may fail, or that the
Soldiers’ Home.
tion« where Hannchen barley is a
Germans may not pay their war undersigned has been duly appoint
A Native Son of Oregon who has debts, we would not have business ed by the above entitled Court, as
valiable it* may lie used whole as
20 per cent of the scratch grain, “ No Interests to Serve but the Pub depression, farm relief or the un Administrator o f the estate o f A l
but for other varieties better results lic Interests'* and who is
employment question to be worried fred Stohler, deceased, and has duly
Clesn
are obtained by having it milled.
about. Get your money out o f cold 1 qualified as such.
Capable
Now, therefore, all persons hav
Experienced
ing claims against said estate are
AROUND TH E STATE
N
O
TIC
E
OF
D
ISTR
IC
T
ROAD
Faithful
hereby
notified and
required
to
Roseburg Farmers
in
Douglas
M EETING TO VO TE
S P E C IA L present the same,
Successful
together with
county are planting an increased
ROAD T A X IN RO AD D ISTRIC T proper voxichers
Read his Record of
Successful
therefore, to the
acreage o f purple vetch and A us
Service in the Voters' Pamphlet.
NO 1. W ASH IN G TO N C O U N TY. undersigned at the law offices o f G.
tnsn winter field pea* this fall, ac
OREGON.
(Paid adv. by Ronald C. Glover)
Russell Morgan, in the Commercial
cording to J. C. la-edy. county agent
Notice is
hereby given that a National Bank Building, in Hills
month»
H O ARD ED D O LLARS A N D D I LL meeting o f the resident tax payers boro, Oregon, within six
of Road District N o. 1, Washington from the date hereof.
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BUSINESS
County, Oregon, is hereby called and
Dated this 4th day o f October,
The Lewis and Clark Seed Com
will be held at Auditorium, Shute 1930.
pany of Astoria has filed articles of
The only way to keep business Park, adjoining Washington County
Henri A. Stohler, Administrator
incorporation to deal in bent grass good is to keep money circulating
Fair Grounds, at Hillsboro. Oregon, of said Estate.
seeds.
rapidly. It is not so much the •»- on Saturday the 8th day of Novem
G. Russell Morgan, Attorney for
Bids will be received until Sep
mount of money in the country that ber, 1930, at the hour o f 2 o’clock Administrator.
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tcmlier IX for constructing diversion helps business— it is the speed of P. M . o f said day, to discuss the
works on Walla
Walla River near turnover that
counts.
The great advisability o f levying a special or
Milton.
difference between good and dull additional road tax in said Road
N O TIC E TO CREDITORS
N O TIC E IS HEREBY G IVE N that
More than 20 ton« o f cucumbers business conditions is the rate at District, to determine what i f any
changes hands. One county roads or portions thereof in the undersigned by an order o f the
arc being received daily
at the which money
dollar spent twice develops the same said district shall be improved, in County Court of Washington Coun
Gresham plant of Pacific Conaerv
amount o f business as two dollars any special manner, and the charac ty, State o f Oregon, duly made and
ing Co.
spent once. There is as much money ter and extent o f such improvement entered on the 14th day o f Cctober
John Hubbard is building a black in this country today as in the most or improvements they shall make 1930. was duly appointed Admin
smith shop at Talent, and will s e r flourishing business periods o f this
thereon, and to levy such special istratrix o f the estate of Wilhelm
ialise in the repair of farm ma country, but it is hidden away— oi additional tax, not to exceed ten Serff, late of Beaverton, Oregon,
chinery.
hoarded where it does no one the mills on the dollar, on all taxable deceased, and has qualified as such
To relieve the real and personal property in said
Work has started preparatory to least bit o f good.
A ll persons having claims against
starting
surfacing
of
Roosevelt business stagnation the hidden trea road district, as a majority of such said estate are hereby notified to
Highway between South Beach and sures should I * brought to light, resident tax payers of said road present the same, duly verified as
spent where it will do the most district shall deem advisable fo r the required by law, at the office o f A.
Waldport.
good and not be allowed to rust when purpose o f raising money with which L. Fletcher in the Town o f Beaver-
The third
air passenger service
men and women are in search for to defray the expense o f such spe : ton,
Washington
County, Oregon,
between Portland and Seattle was
work and business is at a standstill. cial improvement or improvements within six months from the date o f
inaugurated recently by the Varney
We must admit that business de in said Road District No. 1, Wash this notice, to w it: October 24th,
A ir Lines.
pression and
the
unemployment
ington County, Oregon.
1930.
The Gilmore Oil Company has an problem
are serious things.
Y e t ,1 Dated this 21st. day of October,
Gertrude Redfield. Administratrix
nounced
plans for the immediate these problems can easily he solved. 1930.
of the estate o f Wilhelm Serff.
erection o f a wholesale distributing There is not a problem under the
E. J. Ward, County Judge.
A. L. Fletcher, Attorney fo r said
plant at Klamath Kalis.
heavenly skies that cannot be solved. ,
Advc47-48 , Estate, Beaverton, Oregon.
A LINK’R TWO
Men G rd d l, farmer near Portland, Oregon, idly sw in g in g a pick, unearthed bones of
prehistoric animals alon^ the bonk o f the W illam ette Kivcr recently. Bones of a giant
mastodon are ranged across the bumper of tins Chevrolet sedan which was .ent out to
Kc* the photographs. A lbert Toxier, curator of the Pioneer Memorial B u ildin g near P o rt
land, is hold ing what is believed to he a large Iwme from the ja w o f a mastodon. A close-up
o f the big hone is shown, and a section of tusk w rap p ed in paper to keep it from disinte
grating are shown as insets.
ji
til browned.
Fruit Sandwich Spread
1 pkg. dates, pitted
At cup ¿hopped walnuts
ti lb. layer figs
Roiling water, milk,
cream, or
orange juice.
I*ut the fruit and nuts through
the food Chopper, using the medium
knife. Add liquid until the mixture
is o f the proper consistency to
spread.
This amount is sufficient
lor two dozen sandwiches.
Rice and Carrol Soup
cup mu- ectl, rooked rurrotx
few grains nutmeg
Sonic wise soul, one who
must
cups milk
\ tsp. salt
haw u Mother herself, has said thul
cup carrot stock (w ater in which
wliib' Willie und Nan go to school
carrots were boiled)
for
8, 12, or lti years.
Mother
As tsp. pepper
2 T cornstarch
LEMONS IN L A U N D R Y
lometinies goes all her life, or at
1 T. butter or other fat
least as king as she has children in
PANTRY
A* cup rooked rice
.ittcndanec. It's Mother who helps
d Mi tsp. minced parsley
The lemon is perhaps the most
puxzle
over the arithmetic prob-
Combine the carrots, carrot water UM-ful o f fruits. Not only does it
.ems, Mother who picks flowers for and milk. Scald, season, and thicken enter into the preparation of all
teacher, and Mother who fix»*« the with the cornstarch and fat, whirh sorts o f dishes hut it may lie used
ulernal school lunches. "F illin g hol have liorn creamed together.
Add in alnioRt any room in the home. t
low legs' is not so difficult in the the rice, reheat and serve, or bottle.
lem on juiee may I k - substituted
'iUinmer time, when the children are
for vinegar in any recipe that calls
available at all hours, but it takes
for the latter, except pickling.
Caramel Cream
i arrful planning and minding » ( the
1 At cups scalded milk
It may be aikicd to sweet milk
"p's anil q’a" o f healthful diet to
'« pkg. dates, sliced
[ to sour it suitably for cooking, o r ,
keep her brood healthy through the
a small amount of lemon juice and
2 T. cornstarch
't tsp. salt
i'all und Winter.
grated rind may lie addl'd for fla
•t cup cold milk
Talk about the "3 K'x” — they're
vor when stewing such dried fruits
1 egg or 2 egg yolks
n-b-c compared to the "3 meals
ns prunes, figs, ami peaches.
cup brown sugar
Mother has to ponder over, oxpe
Mi teaspoon vanilla
In the laundry, hnen or muslin
i tally when the children carry their
'* cup nut meats (may be om it- ' may
ho bleached
by moistening
lunches, and variety, balance and
ted)
with lemon juice and spreading on
I alatability must u)l be put into the
,
Add the sliced ilates to the scald- the gross in the sun.
Iron rust,
i mall confines o f u lunch kit.
Health s|»eri«lists tell us that the ed milk in the top part of a double fruit or ink stains may lie removed
boiler. Mix cornstarch and salt with by rubbing the spots well with le-
rchool lunch must contain milk in
rold milk, stir the paste into the mon, covering with salt, and placing
some form, fruit of some kind, foods
i f aoinr kind, foods o f high energy scalded milk. Continue to stir un- ' n (he sun. With obstinate spots
til the mixture is thickened. Cover it may he necessary to repeat this
content whirh are readily digested
tightly and rook ten minutes.
process several times.
and assimilated, nnd for ehiblhood's
Beat the egg slightly; add sugar,
¡«I
rake- a little surprise to stimulate
interest and up|>etitc, or to oct as n and combine with cornstarch mix- ( I
r« ward. The calorie
requirements ture one minute before it is re- qq ________________________ ..._________ ^
the
vary, according to the age o f the moved from the flame. Add
Nearly
$300,000.000
worth
of
nuts.
Cool slightly.
youngster, hut the lunch should lie vanilla and
tinrnyard manure is wasted annual
calculated to furnish one third the Pour into individual serving dishes. ly in the United Stales, according to
Chill thoroughly.
day's total eolorie intake.
to the Oregon Experiment
I f n molded dessert is desired, in- reports
.
Children crave sweets, in fart,
need them , for their high energy crease the cornstarch to 3 table- Nation,
content
The sweet of the school spoons, and pour the pudding into
The Oregon sheepmen who have
lunch, however, should he provided individual molds which have been found it advantageous to start feed-
in cold water. This recipe ,
„
in a simple dessert, cookie or fruit. rinsed
.. .i, .„_i
., .
ing the , ewes l L a smal .**
gram L alkiw-
Those confections and fruits which wiII make !> s e r v in g s , IDO calo ri cs ance L before
they go into the feed
contain "invert sugar” are the kind to each serving.
lot will find wheat is just as good
di sired, for invert sugar, the nu
a feed as corn, and in most in
Scrambled
Vegetables
tu.ai
fruit
sugar -dextrose does
stances is approximately 22 cents a
(F o r the Home Lunch)
not need to undergo a bodily change
bushel cheaper, says the extension
1 pint chopped cooked potato
In fore digestion, is nssimilated more
service.
I pint mixed cocked vegetables
ipiickly and therefore provides en
■A« eup white saure
orgy more quickly than the other
Although the Oregon Experiment
' i rua conking nil
forma o f sugar. Because o f their
station knows o f nothing to indicate
Tomato
or
rhop|ied
egg
saure
it. /art
sugar content dried fruits,
that molded clover hav o f the red.
i imh as figs, and dates, are especially
The mixed vegetables may lx- any [ alsike or crimson varieties are in-
suitable in the child's menu, and kind, as rooked carrots, turnips, jurious
to livestock,
it suggests
fouls nindc with corn syrups will cabbage, beets, peas, stewed corn, (hat farmers who susp<>rt such hav 1
Combine the ingrodi- mav try it out on rnM,jts hcforo
al o provide this desirable form of | onions, etc.
Heat the cooking oil in
a feeding it to the dairy herd. The
s ii jar.
Comatarch
puddings
and ents.
cri am soups
thickened with corn- . medium sized frying pan. pack in 1 rabbits will renrt the same as the
the hash an inch deep, nnd fry un cattle, with less monetary loss.
st.ireh are es|>ccially wholesome.
Child's Ki'lurn to ” 3 K's” Mskrs
Mother Mind Her "P 's snd IJ's”
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3
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Ag'diiistf E x p p s s iv p
Pitihué«* llo b ts
I'lils is s iiiio # !!
I l l C * « * 4 ki S N O N
III
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FARM REMINDERS
The power districts amendment would
permit political speculation and "high
finance” . .. without any l i mi t . . . at the
expense o f every taxpayer in the state.
Paid Adver tisement
I Til.ITY T A X P A Y E R S l O M M I T T K i :
II. L WALTHER. Manager
206 Sixth Strict, Portland, O regon
NAVE OH EGON E It 031 I lK I M , SOLD FOR TAXES!