THK BF.AVKRTON REVIEW
Beaverton Review
FARM REMINDERS
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REVIEW I’ UBLISHING CO
FRIDAY, FEEflrtJARY 27, 1931
Entered as second class matter
December 9, 1922, at the postoffic.;
at Beaverton, Oregon
under the
Act of March 8, 1879.
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11. llulett
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Business Manager
"ON THK JOB”
The accident was a serious one.
Two u|>turnel cars and halt' a dozen
injured persons by the roadside in
dicated this at first dance.
Motorists
from both directions
stopped and did their best to ren
der first aid and get the most ser
iously injured started for the near
est hospital— which was far too far
away.
That enemy o f motorstis, shat
tered glass, had rendered its usual-
havoc, particularly with one o f the
drivers from whose arm a spurting
flow advertised extreme danger.
None of us seemed to know ex
actly what to do until a mere lad
pushed his way through the crowd,
w rapped his handkerchief around
the patient's arm. slipped a jack
knife beneath it, and then with a
screw driver, which he picked up
from the ground, gave the tourni
quet a few expert twists.
It did the trick.
Loosen this for a few seconds ev
ery few minutes," he said, "and then
tighten it up again. You will have
ttouble if you don't.”
The man was rushed to the hos
pital and the boy started back a -
long the line o f automobiles. 1
stopped him and asked where ne had
learned to stop arterial bleeding.
•‘ft's one o f the first things a
Boy Scout has to learn.” he said
with a smile, “ but I guess I will
just call it my good turn for today.
And that's all the boy had to
say about sating a life. He proba
bly did not even realize that he
had taught a score of adult citizens
the real meaning o f his organiza
tion’s motto— “ Be Prepared”
Ground squirrels or "gray dig
gers” will soon be out. They have
already made their appearance in
some parts of the county accord
ing to reports. The annual cost to
the farmer o f keeping one digger
for a year is said to be from fifty
cents to a dollar. They can be poi
soned more easily when they first
came out than at almost any other
time, says W. F. Cyrus, county a
gent. When they first make their
appearance in
the late winter or
spring they are hungry and with
feed not so plentiful as later they
will take poisoned
grain readily.
Poisoned barley sufficient to take
care of the need for some time was
prepared last week by J. F. Branson,
of the United States Biological Sor
vel, and the county agent.
I,ast year, the following firms co
operated in the distribution of this
poison and probably will
do
so
again: Farmer's Feed and Supply
Co.. Forest Grove, and Forest Grove
Cash Store; People's Store; Banks
Mercantile Company; Lester Ireland.
Hillsboro; M. A. Kilpatrick, and the
Carlsch and Sherk
Company at
Sherwood. The prepared l>ait may
also he obtained at the count)
agent's office.
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George Bernard Shaw. British au
Elmer W . Fisher has taken over
the Wiley green grocery at Hood
thor:
“ Astrophysics have become enor River.
mously popular, perhaps because of
The MacD.r.zld pcol hall at Scio
the glorious mendacity to which they has been purchased by J. A. Sweeney
lend themselves.”
from Mr. Turpin.
William Edgar Borah, U. ¡S. Sena
tor from Idaho:
“ When before in the history ot
the Congress of the United States,
when there has been a fire or flood,
or an earthquake, has there been
talk about establishing a d ole?”
Rabindranath Tagore. Indian na
tionalist poet:
“ I have traveled in different coun
tries lately and everywhere I see
signs of suffering caused by poli
ticians.”
Charles G. Norris, author: “ No pro
gress was ever made by passing
laws.’ ’
George Jean Nathan, writer:
“ Show me a man who, as the
phrase goes, works himself to death,
and I’ll show you an unimaginative
dolt.”
Extensive improvements are being
made to buildings at Benson Tech
School in Portland.
The new armory building under
construction in Cottage Grave is
practically completed.
Dedication services were held for
the Union Pacific Railruad Depot
recestly at LaGrande.
New Rainbow Theatre has been
opened in Loomis building at Kla
math Fails, recently.
W. L. Coates has purchased the
Elite Hotel and Cafe at Springfield
from Mrs. Joe Smyth.
The Associated Oil Company has
opened a new plant in the north
western part of Baker
Construction has been completed
on the new highway running Iron,
Berrydale to Roosevelt.
Dedication
sendees for the new
Odd Fellows Temple at Coquille will
be held cn January 15.
Heppner Farmers Elevator Com
pany of Heppner is consetructing
an addition to buildings.
Richard Whitney:
“ The rumar has been developed
A $265,000 bond issue has been
t» a point where it has almost be
voted upon in Medford for the
come a national institution.”
school building program.
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The new play shed and community
hall at Elga rose school grounds in
Melrose have been completed.
No, Not One
Since the election, Mr. Hoover has
The Astoria-North
Beach Ferry
been getting much better support company will build a new ferry
from the press. Not a single news for its trans-Columbia service.
paper denounced the President for
A new switchboard has been in
his praise of advertising—The New
stalled at Goble by t’ e Pacific Tel
Yorker.
ephone and Telegraph Company.
It Is
A traveler relates that he re
cently came across some African
natives petforming weird
dances,
yelling and banging long clubs on
the ground. Golf is played almost
everywhere now.—The Humorist.
The Portland Gas and Coke Co.
opened in remodeled quarters at 31
Main street north in Forest Grove.
The Federal Government
is to
spend $100,000
for dredging and
deepening o f the harbor at B'andon.
THE GOLFER'S PRAYER
O Lord, I pray thee for a drive
O f such a length that I,
In talking o f it afterwards,
Shall have no call to lie.
After the Party
Householder (facing burglar with
revolver): "Put all that stuff bark
on the sideboard at once, do you
hear?
BVtrglar: “ I.umme gov'nor, not all
o f it; he fair! 'A rf of it belongs
next door.” - Punch.
Mystery
tiext ?“
Nohody Iliade all)' sugiteslloll The
nevi w ord* carne frolli Mr. Elphinstone.
“ I wlsh I know w hat Ims In com e
o f uiy w lfe !" In* sald, plaluilvely.
"('¡ili no olle ttiliik o f iiuylhlng
to d . . r
Irw
iix M
yers-
"M l«s Merchls, n Sheila my stop
daughter- ye*.
She came.
She and
her mother went Into the adjoining
bedroom — to talk. 1 heard them talk
lug l —I went away dow nstairs, you
know — I thought I'd sm oke a cigar In
the sm oking room. I was dow n there
iwrliaps an hour.
I foregathered
with a man w ho turned out to h > some
thing o f an archeoto;;i*t Interesting
«■Olivers at! a. IV hmw l was a little
lon ger away. Then I went up to ou r
room * again. Thera was nobody there
—nobody at a ll'
I thought perhaps
Mrs. Klphlnsli'tie and Sheila had gone
into the draw ing room, utid 1 went
there, hut they w ere not to he seen.
1 waited som e time. Then, as they
didn't com e, I made som e Inquiry.
And l found really most astonish-
tu g !— I found, from the ball porter.
hat Mrs. r.p h in ston e and Sheila, and
r» ««ill.
VW always have the same
rooms when we slay Ml Short's.
I'lu-ra * a silting r»««m, a bedroom , and
a dra >lng ro o m : Alison M urihsh Ml
ways has the dressing room
I should
say she'd lie In there when my w ife
amt Sheila went Into the bedroom ."
“ Did you find out from the hall
porter If they took anything away
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Alison Murdoeti had all gone out o f |
the hotel som e tim e before, evidently
soon a fter 1 had gone down to the
smoking room . A nd—”
“ Pardon me, Mr. Klphlnstone," broke
in Maythorne. ‘ but— who Is Alison
M urdoeii?”
Mr. K iphlnstone looked at bis ques
tioner pretty much as a man I «ok a
w ho w onders that anytHHly shouldn't
know as much as himself.
“ Alison M urdoch?” he answered.
“ Oh. a h !— you 're not a Marrasdale
man, o f course. Alison M urdoch Is a
sort o f foster-sister o f my w ife's.
Brought up together, as children, you
know. Then at on e tim e she was for
many years my w ife's niahl—still nets
■*Do You Think it Possible They Have
In that capacity when we go traveling,
Been Kidnaped?**
as in this Instance. But for som e few
years she ha* lived In a little house at
with tlit*in?'* iin|uir> tl
“ Any
Marrasdale— B fm slde. realty—on her
IL’lii bn :,uso — aii>thing of that wort.
ow n means—little com petency, you
A m if tiny, «»r one or other of them,
know
An a ctive woman, though—In
meant to stay away for thv nightT"
the tourist season, fo r Install«*', she
I didn't inquire.” replied Mr. Klphln*
helps them at the W oodcock with their
«tone. ” But I’m sure they didn't. The
cook in g —clever, bustling w o m a n !''
hall porter—an in lllgent man whom
“ And she went out last night with
I've known for many year»— told me
Mrs. K lphlnstone and Miss M erehl~«n?"
this moruln*' that his own opinion,
asked Maythorne.
when they went out was—well. In
“ So I learned from the hall por short, one that would never have oe-
eurred to me."
ter.
He said that Mrs. K lphln-«one
"And that was—what?* naked frole.
and tier m aid—they know them both
“ He said he thought the Indies were
well enough at Sh ort'» for w e ara a l
w ays up. all three o f us, tw o or three
golns to have what he called an hour
times a year, and Miss Mere! Ison,
at the picture»,** answered Mr. Ktphln*
»«tone. "Of course. I didn't under
whom, o f course. they also know well,
stand him. He explained that Jii«t
all went out together about— I thiuk
round the corner fr. in Short'», In the
he said h a lf past nine.”
direction they took, 1» one of the»e
“ Did he «all a cab for them ?" de
new funcled «I ihm . i theater?«, where, I
manded Maythorne.
am told, moving pleture» «re shown.
“ No— lie said they tunic«! to the left,
down the street— w alking." rap 11 ml Mr. ! But I can't think—**
Elphinstone.
“ D ear m e !— I really | "I think we may take It that they
ean’t think why they should go w alk ; didn't £«> there.” remarked Maythorne.
lie glaneed vi^niloantly at the two
ing at that hour o f the ev e n in g !"
“ But the point Is—did they, or any ' polieemen. "T h i- ll have to In* gone
Into carefully." he murmured. "Your
one o f them, rolu rn ?" inquire«! I'role.
line !**
“ .Nine return ed: sam .Mr r.p m u -
"We don't know that Mr». Klphln-
stone.
“ I w ui'ed up till m idnight—
stone mayn't U* found at Short*»—
eventually I r. tired— very much puz-
when Mr. Klphin«tone go«*» hack there,"
zleiL And— I was so fatigue«! I fell
asleep at once, and slept soundly un »aid frole, glan« lng at hi* watch, "it'»
til morning. T o my great amazement, • now noon, and—■**
"We don’t," Interrupted Maythorne.
I found that neither Mrs. Klphlnstone
I'hen, in an undertone, he muttered:
nor Alison M urdoch had com e back —
"But I ifue** lie won't! Mr. Klphln*
ShoHa. o f course, I suppi se«l to tie at
Miss Apperley's. So. after getting u M o n o ! " he continued, raUing hi» voice,
little breakfast. I drove to Miss Ap- 1 T want to »how you »> lethlnjc—
perley's, anil Just caught that young t something that I have In my j>ocket.
Here it I»,” he went on, producing the
iady as she was leaving for her
classes. T o my still greater am aze cairngorm brooch, and laying It on the
table. “Tell me!—have you e\er seen
ment she knew nothing whatever
that article bofon ?"
about Sheila.
Sheila, she said, hu.l
Mr. Klphlnstone peered carefully at
suddenly remarked, a fter sitting In
the hrooeli and then looked up, quickly.
silence fo r a b u g time the pravioui
"Where did you get this?** he nuked,
evening, that site Wtiuld go to Short's
a» if in surprise. “ To be sure—It be
hotel and have things out with her
long» to my wife!**
mother, and had s*«t off there ami
Maythorne bent over the table
then—ami had never return ed! So,"
toward Manner* and Corkerdule and
concluded Mr. Elphinstone, w aving
f o r a moment or two »poke to them In
his silver mounted cane, “ there If I « '
a whisper: 1 Withered tiiat he was
All three have va n ish ed !— In I o n ilo n !
t»’King tin in l.t.’.v and when he found
I thought o f Mr. M aythorne and went
wbl. h lie had Just e\-
the brisa
to his office—am! was brought along
here to him. Am! I was going to ask
.in he Iurne«] to Mr. Kl-
(libiteli,
you. Mr. M aythorne— do you think It pllilistolie
possible they have been kidnaped?"
“ You've i«> deiibt that this Is your
i:
ha ashed. "A fte r all.
w ife's tin
No one laughed: Mr. Klphlnstone*-.
I su pp ose • that one o f these things Is
sim plicity was too apparent. He was
very grave, too, in tils sim plicity, and j very Ilk another."
"T hin 's Is my w ife's p r o p e rty !" a f
C role was equally grave In replying to j
firm* «1 Mr. Klphlnstone with m ore «le-
his Ingenuous question,
“ No, Mr. Klphlnstone, no, I don’ t ! elslon o f will ami manner than he
think It possible for three women to j usually showed. "I Isoight it fo r her
be kidnaped, even In London,” lie an- j m yself, years ago. In Inverness. It Is
swered. “ I think you'll find that they one o f tw o—they are precisely alike.
went out on some business o f their The stones are o f a rather uncom m on
sort o f ca irn gorm ; the silver mount
own, and that they bad good reasons
—again o f their own .’— for not return ings are old. 1 bought the pair In a
ing. But let me Msk you for a little sort o f odd* ami « nils shop In Inver
m ore inform ation— whan your w ife and ness— I remember the circum stance#
her daughter went Into the bedroom to
very well. But to be sure!— I haven’t
talk In private, where was Alison Mur seen either brooch fo r years.”
doch r
“ Mrs. Klphlnstone didn't wear them,
Mr. Klphlnstone considered this for
then?" suggested Maythorne.
a moment.
“ She thought them old-fashioned
“ I’ robably," he replied at last, “ prob and rather too heavy,” replied Mr.
ably in the next room to that— a
Klrdiinstone. "Sin- looked on them, l
dressing room, which «he used »« a beit-
George L. Ellis has completed
plans for the new Alderman build
Might As Well
A Warsaw woman is seeking a ing to be erected at Tillamook at
divorce on the grounds that her hus the cogt of about $40,000.
Petitions are being circulated by
band has eleven sweethearts. She
wants to sever relations with the citizens of Oakland, urging the pur-
magnetic Pole.—Judge.
j chase of a 10-acre tract known as
J Gobblers field for a city park and
They Have
, a recreation spot.
“ A donkey discovered a mine that
has paid $43,000,000.'’ And other
DIVOT DIGGERS—Secret
donkeys have
put ten times
as
much into mines thsg have paid no
thing.— Weston Leader.
Not All
Other nations
fear that talkies
will make all the world speak Eng
lish. Not the talkies.— Austin Amer
ican.
a ^ a r o f f
Illustra,on.
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J.S .F I e t c h e i
Washington
County 4-11 Club
Leaders'
association attended
a
meeting in Hillsboro, called by the
president. F. H. Jossy, to discuss
plans for the 1931 club year, and
to confer with assistant state club
leaders. Audrey Wiencken, and L. J
Allen, according to W. S. Averill,
assistant county agent.
O. B. Kraus, county school su
perintendent
in charge of girls'
club work, assured the leaders he !
appreciated the 4-H club work and
that he planned to do ail possible to
further the work.
Officers elected for the coming
year were: President, Mrs. Juanita
Kasch. Rt. No. 1, Beaverton; vice-
president. Ida
Muller, Hillsboro;
secretary-treasurer.
Myrtle
Kru-
chek, Hillsboro.
Several items o f
business were
discussed, including the appointment
of a committee consisting of J. L.
Batchelder. Mrs.
Myrtle Kruohek
WHAT THEY SAY. WHETHER
and W. S. Averill to re-draft the
RIGHT OR WRONG
Constitution and By-Laws.
George H. Moses. U. S. Senator, ae----------------------------------------------—
from New Hampshire:
O reg on S ta te N ew s
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has been changed from E Blur.bus
A new
school gymnasium was
Unum to “ Pass the Buck.”
opened recently at Prairie City.
Alan Fox:
“ Any President can be renotnina-
ted that wants to be.
llilnk, uh cu riosin e« site salii tliey'd
heeu used, originali)', for fiislenlng
pialli- men'a piatita, you S how , ni Ilio
shoulilers ami alio pili tli.-m awny
I
don't ramem ber thut «he e ver «|l«l
u i nr theni Imi I bave n«> douhl what
»•ver tlial what you show ine la uno
o f thè palr.
Now, w here dhl you
gel II?"
••|.el II suiti««’ fo r Ilio moment Mr.
Klplilnslone. lo any Unii I f.niud It.
aivlileiilatly."
a n sw m -il
Maytborue
"B lcked II tip. you know w lieti I wa«
al M « insilale.
Ncver mimi more.
Just now "
ll«> roplacvd Ila- In «moti III bis piveket
an i i .e, liaiklcg rollini ut tl«« ra«t
o f li.*,
“ W ell?
lie salii.
“ What
Stuff
Judge of the above entitled court,
which order was made and entered
on February II, 1931, the first pub
llcstlon of this notice being In I he
issue of said paper dated February
the last publication
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FARM REMINDERS | Being in the issue thereof dated
March 27, 1931
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Sulfur is being experimented with
Witness the lion.
Frank Liver
by »»me strawlierry
growers «>f more. Judge of the above entitled
Washington County, according tu W. Court with the seal of said eottrl
F Cyrus, county agritk Application» affixed this February I I . 1931.
ot IfiO to 200 |H>unds |>er acra are
M. II Hump, Attorney for Peti
ln'iiiy ms*I*' now and another ainsll t toner. Resilience
anil I’ost Office
amount is to I«« applied Inter with Address, Hillsboro, Dragon.
the expectation of unling ciintrol of
Attest: Edw. C. Luce. Co. Clerk
root weevil. From the Information of Washington County, Ore.
and «late available it i* not appal
(X I SEAL
c*t that the sulfur will be of bene
First
publication,
February IS,
lit to the strawberry crop as s fer
1931.
tilizer, a soil corrective or as an
last publication, March 27, 1931.
aid to the control of root weevil,
or crown borer. Growers may gain
some In-ne fit from the sulfur, but <\'\ DID l< xtMlER SIKH*
there is apim mitly no Information
FIRST CLASS WORK
available that would ilellnitely indi
AT
REASONABLE I’ K It'M
cale this to lie true.
Sunday Christian Dodi ine, 8 10
a tit., and 9:30 a m.
Saturday Confession;
3:30 p m ,
4:30 p.m., 7:30 p m., and 9:00 p.m.
Weekday «Mass, 8:20 a tit.
Member* of the stall of the Ore
gon Ex|M'riment Station, in checking
over the field* o f growers who have
used Hiilfur on strawberries, report
that there are no definite indications
of any improved growth or appear
ance from the use of the sulfur.
There were just a* nmny crown
borers in the sulfurad part a* In
the unsulfureil part. From observa
lion* made in fields where the mu
terial had been used, there wa* no
thing to indicate its value in the
control of yoot weevil. Growers in
this county are piobnbly not using
it with any great expectations of in
creased crop or improved insect |>c«t
control but just ns an experiment.
» I^F IM I OTIIFRW ISK
t.o«'d
V
illici-
Th«' tu'xl time the farmer* want
somebody to show them how to
keep prices up on a 'high level, they
i»-ght txi go to wh «ever it is that
a«!vises the linker* Judge
MHhudisI Church
J.
J. Button, M inister
Bible sihiH>I m eets p rom ptly at
I0 :isl u in Much
g««o« I is lieing
«!«•:>*• th rou gh Uhe p ra y e rfu l study
o f G od's w ord du rin g this hour.
Public worship and pulpit message
ut 11:00 a m and 9:(H> p m
The
subject for the morning discourse
w
ill be “T
W
e D
o. I's it. ueranjr
The text will i«e found in IV* verbs
8:36. The subject for the evening
sermon w II lie “ D.gging to Bod
rock.”
The text will l*e found in
Second Timothy 2:15.
Mui week service Wednesday at
8:00 p nt.
The Ianlios Aid will meet Wed
nesday at 1:00 p m.
The public is cordially invited to
\ a /. a r e n o ( 'h u r t - h
Sunday Bible Stiho«l at 9:45 a rn
Preaching service* at 11:00 a m.,
and 7:30 p m Morning *uhj«*ct, "The
Double f lire "
Kveaing
nubject,
"Christ Seeking the Lost "
Young Peoples* Meeting at 0:30
p.m.
Mid week prayer and praise *vr
vice, Wednesday at 7:.*t0 pm .
All welcome.
Hinton Church
Services at the churci*i for next
Sunday will be ns follows: Bible
school at 10:00 o’clock In the m or
ning; a preaching service by the
j>a«tor. Rev. \V K. Simpson, nt 2:00
o’clock in the afternoon Every one
is invited to attend these services.
S I.
( ’ p ct’ lia
Sunday Masse*.
am .
M IC K IE
( 'I t u r r h
: 10 ant.,
10:00
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MEALS
SHOUT ORDER
Cigars, Tobaccos
Confections, Soft Drinks
Cadv llldg
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They (.earn
Some
people are l««rn
sinkers,
sime try to get something for no
thing, and some go gaga when told
the first payment Is only
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SATISFACTION
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I’ HOI'RIKTOR
GUARANTEED
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VITI.lt \ I ION
''NDFIM AKEH and EMBALMEK
FOR t II VM.K OF N D IE
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In the County Court of the Slate ot if Illljr Build inr
Oregon for Washington County
In the Mutter of the Application of
I’houe 0111
W ceta I
ttrugmann for t hang«
Jt»F K EMMFit
o f Name of I’ctitiuncr, Westa C.
any hitul of Wood
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To all pi r* ns concerned. Greeting:
Adv. r 26 If
Notice is hereby given that the
|Mtitmn ami application of Weeta C.
Ilcugmann was tiled in the above
A. E. H A N S O N
entitled < urt oa February 11, IM I,
WOOD and COAL
playing f r an order changing her
Cord Wood or Slab any IriiKlh
name to Weeta f . Betts.
any kind
Now, THEREFORE, in the Name
l*hnne 4!*»l
>.f the State o f Oregon, you and Prom pi l>rli%rry
each of you, and all persons in any
matter interested in said petition,
DEW EY
are hereby cited and required to ap
licar at the County Cuurt Room in
T H E IM .r .M H E R
llillslsrro, Washington County, State
of Oregon, on Monday March 30, O u r w o r k s p e a k s f o r i t s e l f
1931, at 10 o'clock A. M. o f said ll«'A
vrrton
, O
regon
I'hone 7702
day, and then and there show cause,
if any you have, why an order of
said Court
should not tie mads
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