THK HRAVKRTON REVIEW
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27. 1 9 »
AMERICA’S WORLD
RESPONSIBILITIES
Motor Trucks Now Widely Used on American Farms
Hv M. J. HAAS
ftfiW rtl I amVai Awaken 4 iiSi-Vafise
fací m i v c in
-nJe O ld
f irms In recent years.
DETROIT—The Increasing use ol
notor trucks by American fanners to
aaul produce, field crops, and live­
stock to big city markets was largely
responsible for the gain of 101.085 In
the registration of trucks In the
United States In 1930. according to a
bulletin Issued here by the American
Research Foundation.
"Motor truck registration reached a
total of 3.480.939 at the end of 1930."
■ays the bulletin, "compared with
3.979.854 at the end of 1939.
"There has been an average Increase
of about 90.000 a year In the regis­
tration of motor trucks on American
Truck regis­
trations on farms are rapidly ap­
proaching the 1.000.000 mark.
"The use of trucks has given farm
operators a freedom of business enter­
prise they have never enjoyed before
Instead of depending on the nearest
market, accessible in good weather
for a limited outlet for his market­
able products, the average truck­
owning farmer now has at least three
or four markets within a few hours’
drive. To the farmer who depends on
quick hauls to market, the question
of maintaining maximum power in
"Is truck aud freedom from unnecea-
Women Rule and Mi ke fhe Laws, Men
Wear the Veils , Among the Tuaregs
A world upside-down—from the
masculine point ol view, at u ? « —is
that in which live the Tuaregs. « rev
in? nation of pillagers t. oe found lr.
the Sahara wastes of southern french
W u t Africa For im o n ; the Tuaregs—
THK WOMEN: Make the <a»v
Male war or per re. la y down the
terms ol matrimony. Turn their
husbands out If they flirt. L faie
tlielr husbands lor otieer men when
nniry.
THE MEN: Oun na properly.
Wear the tells. Eat at the second
table. It any. Ael as nurses to the
male children. I.ose their camels if
they are disobedient.
Life in this topsy-turvy environ­
ment. where the women are an Ama-
xonlan race of Gargantuan propor­
tions. Is pictured In the October
Cosmopolitan magazine by Eugene
Wnglu. who Joined a date caravan at
a little oasis half v .y acrocs the Sa­
hara to Journey c.„ . t hundred miles
LXP l C Z C R W E I G H T
farther southward, toward Late Chad,
to the land of the Tuareg a
; hystcat endurance and his unparal­
•To approach any understanding of leled knowledge of the desert and the
the odd state of affairs among the comet.
Tuaregs." explains Wright, "one must
"But follow him to his camp! Just
bear In mind that until their sub­ ’ eforc he comes In view of the tents,
jection to French rule they gained ; ou «.II see him stop his camel and go
their livelihood by looting caravans into a huddle over Ills saddlebags An
all the way from Agadea to Timbuktu hour or so later you can't recognize
"It seems reasonable to suspect that idm. lie Ls roped and braided like an
since the men were obliged to be away : dmlral. his clothes are heavily per­
from their camps for long periods of fumed. his face and arms ore stained
time, command and authority were Llue and his eyes are darkened with
developed In the women. Such a sit­ l ohl. Then he prances into the camp."
uation. dating from the tim e of the
The days of domination by the
Arab Invasion of the eighth and ninth female Tuareg, however, are near an
centuries, m ight easily have produced end. the author predicts.
the present social phenomena."
"It can’t go on forever." he states.
Away from the women—o u t on the "Far removed In the Sahara as they
desert—the Tuareg man cornea Into ire. civilization Is fast encroaching
his own with a vengeance, says upon them. Close contact with the
Wright.
Arabs and particularly with the
"He rides toward you straight In the F r e n c h military authorities Is
saddle, his chin up, his veil drawn strengthening masculine authority
tightly across the bridge of his nose, and power Sometime In the future
his lance in the hollow of bis arm and the order will definitely change. Then
a huge white shield affixed to his sad­ the story of the Tuaregs, like that of
dle. You envy him his amazing the Amazons, will be only a myth."
\y
are In a changing world, with
Mr. an d M rs. It. A. M iller a re en
”
many naw financial problem s for H -rtaining th e ir p are n ts w ith a din
which we have no precedents, and n er on T h an k sg iv in g .
many old prob­
M rs. W . J . S co tt re tu rn e d home
lem s which hav«
so changed as lo fro m th e h o sp ital W ednesday, ami
he unrecognisable. is g e ttin g along nicely.
American bankers
H a rry A sh ah r of C orvallis sp en t
have been railed
th e week end a t the home of hi»
Into world affair*
to blase new trail* s is te r, M rs. R. B. lV nncy,
of u n k n o w n
Mr. am i M ia. F red H raun and
finance. W e m*y tw o sons w ere in lteav erto n e n b u s i­
expect these call* ness W ednesday a fte rn o o n .
to be more nu
B oth of the B eaverton
schools
morons In the fu­
w ere d ism issed W ednesday f o r u
tu
re
than
they
*tOO£DN
h a re In th* past. fo u r d ry holiday fo r T h anksgiving.
I l J. HAAS
M O T O & zeO
W e a r • th e
K a th e rin e D enney an d h e r a u n t,
world’* financial leader and we must M rs. II. C. G ilb ert of Salem ,
a re
accept th e responsibility which goes
spending
the
wreek
end
w
ith
r
e
la ­
with U.
tiv es.
l-et us look to the fu tu re w ith con­
30- Y EA R
C O N ST IPA T IO N
fidence. Every one ha* experienced a
M rs. Sam Olds w as quite ill a t
g reat sorrow some time, perhaps so h er home on W alker road fo r a MAGAZINE IS IDEAL
“ F o r 30 year* I had a bad s t o ­
g reat we felt we could never o v e r couple of d ay s th is w eek, but is
GIFT FOR THK HOY mach and ro n alq iatlo n Souring food
come It, but tim e Is the g reat healer now feeling m uch b e tte r.
from stom ach choked me. Since ta
\
and eventually we have come out of
king A illerlka I am a new woman.
W
hat
glorious
ad
v
en
tu
res
boys
S
t.
M
ary
s
o
f
the
V
alley
w
ere
1L A* It I* w ith Individuals, so It I*
C
onstipation is th in g of the p a s t.''
with natioua. Our nation ha* had dism issed T uesday afte rn o o n so th a t betw een the ag es of ten and tw enty
At re B urns
reading
m i:
AMfSRlI AN
much sorrow In the 155 year* of Its si me of the stu d e n ts could g et homo l .n .
Most rem edies reach only low er
BOY Y O U TH ’S C O M PA N IO N ! As b >wel T h a t la why you m ust tak e
existence. In th a t tim e we hav* in tim e fo r T h anksgiving,
if by m agic, th is w ell-know n m ag*
passed through the m ajor depressions
them often. Hut th is sim ple G erm an
Jo h n Rowe expects to leave the
of 1SJ7U 57187J to IS79 18S4-1S93 tSiW
sine c a rrie s boys to d is ta n t p a rts of rem edy A dlerik* w adies o u t ItOTH
last
of
the
week
fo
r
points
in
Ida
1507 1914-1931 and the present.
the
w orld, introduces
th em
to u p p er and low er bowel. | t brings
lie expects to
1 venture to s ta te th a t In each of ho ami M ontana,
s trs n g e people, let* them experience out all g as and rids you of poison
m
ake
his
home
in
one
o
f
these
these periods th ere were those who
q u eer cu sto m s ami revel in the a J - you would never believe w as in
had doubts of the future ju st as we s ta te s .
v en tu res of fo reig n lands
y o u r system . Even th e F IR S T dose
have them today, but w hat happened
M rs. J e s sie l . P h arts and M rs.
j n , single issue, a boy w ill b at- will su rp rise you. D ean's D rug S tore.
sary wear and tear Is vitally Impor­
after each depression? O ur country •Vary K. H yde, o f P o rtlan d , cam e tW , h„ fru It.n N o rth lan d w ith sled
ad v6
tant. Operating experience has dem ­
recovered, to be hotter and stronger
out to h e a r the lectu re of
M r. al, j j 0^ team , cross In d ia n -h a u n te d
onstrated that for the average new
than ever. Us people w ere Introduced
truck, the most effective m ethod of
to modes of living they never dream ed L an c a ste r given a t the high school plains in a p ra irie schooner, soom
counteracting the wear of pistons and
NOTICE OF CITY ELECTION
over w a r-to rn lands in a n arm y
of. until today, notw ithstanding our la st lu e s d a y evening.
cylinder walls aud of sealing the dis­
N O T IC E LS H EREBY G IVEN th a t
T
he
B
eaverton
K
ebekah
lo
Ige
will
plan
e
or
on
.langerous
routes
w
ith
depression,
we
live
on
the
highest
tance between them Is to change to a
th e re g u la r an n u al elecU»in for the
plane of any ualion In th e world. have th e ir a n n u a l H om ecom ing cel- 1“ U. 8 . mail pilot, h u n t wild ant
heavier all at from 1.000 to 3.000 miles
of driving and to a sUll heavier oil
Should we not judt.e the future by eb ra tio n a t th e ir re g u la r m eeting, m ats in A frica a to p the sw aying Tow n of B eaverton will be held at
after from 10.000 to 13.000 ml lea
past experience?
w hich is scheduled for T uesday e v i - la c k o f an elep h an t, go cru isin g in the C ity H all, co rn er of F irs t and
“There has been a gain of 300 per
Surely our people a re b e tte r pre­ ning. D egrees will be co n ferred .
u b a ttle sh ip , fight A rab raider* w ith M ain S tre e ts. B eaverton, O regon, on
cent in the registration of motor
pared. financially and Intellectually, to
the F o reig n Legion and p a rticip ate T uesdsy, D ecem ber 8, 1931, betw een
trucks for all uses In the Cnl'
\ isito rs a t th e N azarrn e p a rs o n ­ In m any o th e r th rillin g experience» the h ours of tw elve o'clock noon and
cope w ith eveu g reater problem s than
States In th? last ten years T*
they have been In the past, so why not a g e d u rin g the week have been the th a t come to read ers of THK A
seven o'clock, p.m. a t which tim e
there were only 1.118
look to th e future confident th a t fun­ D istrict S u p erin ten d en t, D r. J . E. M E R IC AN
the follow ing nam ed officers will lie
BOY Y O U TH 'S COM
dam ental social and econom ic prob­
e le c te d :
PA N IO N.
lem* will be adjusted satisfacto rily ?
One M ayor to aerve one y e s ,.
It is such experiences
a s the»»
Confidence Is not established by any
T hree
C ouncilm an to serve tw o
g i v i n g a h a t h to
| th a t sh arp en a boy's w its, kindli
one thing but by an accum ulation of
years.
A ITO
RADIATORS things. If we can get confidence sta rte d
| his im agination, stre n g th e n his c h a r
One C ouncilm an to serve one year.
a c te r,
develop
his u n d erstan d in g
on Its way. gathering a little here and
One R e c o rtler-T reasu rer to serve
T he I>ay o f Old S tyle H eatin g
there.
It
will
accelerate
Its
speed
as
It
|
of
the
w
orld
in
w
hich
he
lives
ami
Choked w ith
ru s t and sedim ent,
one year.
Stoves Is A ncient H isto ry
goes
along.
T
h
is
Is
not
th
e
work
of
1 uf the people th a t inhabit it. H ere
autom obile
ra d ia to rs have a haru
And notice is fu rth e r given th a t
tim e doing- an efficient job of cool - ’ Any one man to perform but la the
indeed, IS the ideal g ift for th a t !><•>' a t th is tim e an election will be
O
ur
New
S
ty
le
C
ircu
latin
g
m g th e m otor. A boiling ra d ia to r is cum ulative effort of each and every
*
in
whom
you
a
re
in
te
re
ste
d
th
at
held fo r the purpose of voting on
H eaters A re A lw ays Coay and
one of us. W hat we a re In th e future
v ery o fte n th e
sym ptom of the
son, nephew ,
cousin,
neighbor or the adoption of a C h a rte r Amend
W arm . T hey a re in R eality An
Is
not
the
resu
lt
of
w
hat
we
have
done
presence o f d ir t an d ru s t.
| perh ap s th e son of a business aaso- m ent su b m itted
to the V oters of
Efficient F u rn ace Enc*M-d In A
on any one day but the resu lt of all
T h o u san d s o f m em bers of the a u ­
, elate. An a ttra c tiv e g if t card b e a r- th e Town of B eaverton by a reaol
B eau tifu l W a 'n u t G rained P o r­
th
a
t
we
have
done
for
all
tim
e.
T
he
tom obile f r a te rn ity a re g u a rd in g a -
j ing y o u r nam e will !>e sen t to th» uion passed an»l
adopted by the
celain E nam el C abinet
American H ankers Association Is en­
g a in s t choked and boiling rad iato rs,
I boy if you re q u e st it w ith your o r ­ Council.
deavoring to do Its part. Individually
H
e
a
t
ev
ery
room
In
th
e
hom
e
e lim in a tin g ru s t and sedim ent by our efforts m ay not c o in ’ for much,
der. T hen every tim e th e m ailm an
The follow ing nam ed persons have
C u t Fuel C osts— Save
Money
th e sim ple m ethod o f flushing the
b rin g s the m agadinc to his door, been nam ed by the C ity C ouncil to
but they a re p a rt of th> whole plan
ra d ia to rs w ith a so lution o f o rd in ­
and taken In the aggregate they L et us solve y o u r h eatin g problem s the boy w ill think o f you g ra te fu lly . a c t a s ju d g es and clerk s of this
a ry b o rax .
T ra d e in y o u r old h e a te r
S u b scrip tio n
prices
are
only election.
am ount to the sum to tal of all our
F ir s t d ra in th e ra d ia to r. F ill a
Ju d g e s ; C. K. H edge, chairm an,
efforts.
$2.00 fo r one y e a r anil $3.00 fo r
tw o g allo n bucket w ith w arm w a te r
th re e year*.
Mail your o rd e r d i- L ulie U nderhill, and A nna Itytand
It
P
ay
s
to
T
rad
e
W
ith
W hat Con Ee Don*
and dissolve o n e -h a lf pound of borax
C lerks: E stell Boswell and Mal>el
• • to THE AMERICAN BOY
Y our Homo M erch an t
in th e w a te r. P o u r th is solution into farm er* should rid them selves of
Y O U T H ’S COMPANION,
■'! W. A lexander.
i th e ra d ia to r and fill up w ith clea r any false hope of outside aid from
L a fa y e tte lflvd., D etro it, M ichigan
1 ia»t»-d a t B i'averton, O regon, N o v ­
w a te r.
R un th e m otor fo r a few
eglslatlon. The only recourse left for R ichey H a rd w a re &
Service on y o u r su b scrip tio n will em ber 9, 1931,
m inutes u n til it h as w arm ed up and the producer on a reduced price level Is
.Mrs. la-la L. Richey, Recorder.
F u r n itu re Com pany s ta r t w ith w hichever issue you sp e c ­
the solution h a s c ircu lated th ro u g h to produce bis goods a t reduced costs,
A lbert K. W ilson, M avor
ify.
Adv’
Dca verto n . , O regon
Phone
7761
th e cooling sy stem . T hen d rain and and nearly every farm er can likely put
if th e w a te r is very ru s ty o r d irty , Into force a few econom ies In produc­
re p e a t th e flushing w ith an o th e r tion. Farm ers m ust prodifee as largely y ,V M \V V \\^ % V .V .V ., A V A V W A V A \, A V .V .,.V ^ W A V A W V V V V i, A
borax so lu tio n . W hen th e ra d ia to r as possible the m aterials they use. and
d rain s clean, fill up w ith fresh w ater. get away from cash purchases until
prices come down proportionately on
E. H . G ary to E a rl C . Sum m ons, the things they buy. T he cheapest
way In the farm ing business Is to raise
P a rt S ec. 34, T . 2 S ., R . 1 W .
your own feed and not le t th e other
A N ew M ethod C leaning e sta b ­
man get your dollars.
lish m en t has been opened a t 1435
E splanade, K lam ath F alls.
The T u m -A -L u m Cos o f Echo has j J
An e ffo rt is being m ade to com ­
p lete th e C ascade H ighw ay from shipped 250 to n s of baled h ay d u r­
ing the m onth of O cto b er.
O regon C ity to S p rin g field .
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tree la then fertlllred Till» menu*
that It Is given especially p u p » - 4
tree food which stim 'iistcs it» gn-v. h
and vigor, and enables It to recover.
Sometime* there ere ro many k "<1!'"4
roots that It is Inidvlnablc to rein .-*
all of them at one time."
Girdling roou occui n.o„t frequent­
ly In trees that have a si<lewa!l! rrj
one elde and a street on the otu-r.
and la tree* that grow in hsrd-|cic.:> 4
lawn: Where res-tnnee is gr- i ■■ -*
root» seek the line of lean re»l«tn— a.
The soil is more porous «here the < '4
root» are. so the new ones grow U-.-r#
and encircle the existing rorts.
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G range
T he S p rag u e R iv er ro ad is being
im proved from Chiloquin to a point
aeveral mile« above B ra y Mill.
and
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F o r an y K ind o f Wood
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K am b erg er’s C o nfectionery
continue» to serv e you
w ith
Bids w ere opened N ovem ber 19 fo r
Two sh ifts a re w orking on th#
leasee on 55,000 a cres of land on con stru ctio n of th e new S ta te tu b e r­
culosis hosp ital n e a r Salem .
T ule lake n e a r K lam ath F alls.
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■are Is a tree pictured in the set ot
committing
ids. Some ot Us roots
hav* snelrcled Its trunk. The pres­
sure is Increased as both trunk and
roots grow until It becomes so great
as to stop th* flow ot the life-giving
sap. The tree then slowly starves to
dssth. This result Is also produced
by roots encircling other roots.
, Th* phenomenon Is not at all un­
common In the tree world, according
to Martin L. Davey, head of th* Dsvey
In stitute of Tree Surgery. "The rem­
edy." says Mr. Davey. "ls an operation
which remove* th* girdling roots. The
U caverton college stu d e n ts a re
hom e fo r a T h an k sg iv in g holiday.
Ivate*, ami Mrs. H ates; ami D eacon- | Held,
ess V ictoria
M ayfield, all from
An effort la tielng made to p u r
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P o rtlan d .
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