The Beaverton review., January 29, 1932, Image 4

THE BEAKY ERTO N REVIEW
FRIDAY, JANUARY 20. 1932
LOCAL
H a p p e n in g s
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CRESS, SCIENCE BOOST New Chunu-ter Joins
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¡»¡INTEREST
IN A CTO
( HAS. CLARKE AD-
INFANT INDUSTRY
SHOWS
IS
INCREASED
(¡roup of Town
DRESSES KIWANIANS , 0N 0RK('0N KARMS *
I Philosophers
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Corvall»»-- Kali' ha* be*n found
How the press, the puiilie, and
he rould to enforce the law and
he then had them come before the
grand Jury and tell everything they
knew, a* If that rould straighten
matterà out any. Well they went,
and that la about all au fat a* the
fellow* who wesc then on the fuUn
ell, The new council ha* hired *|*ec
ial investigators who have in ter­
viewed a good many |H*'ple here and
what he got hold of 1» mure than
I have been able to find out.
“I heard a lot of fellows on the
street say that If they who were
talking hail done things like what
ha* been done, they, the talkers
would be In Jail pronto. *1 ut.' they
say, 'they wxml lie mithin' done,
Just you see.' an' now dont It look
like they were rig h t?’
'Supposing they do get a true
bill from the grand Jury and get
a man sent up. Just what good ia
It going to do anyhow?” and W
Cracker b-oked about from on«* to
the other a* though expecting to see
look* of avijuleacense on every fare.
Nearly 150 spectacular new mot >r
Fiature* of this week'* KiwaaU t ^e moat profitable »ucoulont feea
science can combine to encourage all
meeting were the mu*ic by t h e for j , i ry cattle in the Willamette cars, airplanes, motor boat* and "infant industry” for Dragon has
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Jackson boys a n j their mother, tine valley, according to trials conduc- automotive equipment will be dis been demonstrated in the present and kUttln' in and lettin folks get
M C. McKercher, who b located boy played the trumpet and oitb the tej at the Oragon State college played at the 22nd Annual Northwest
their water without Its goin' through
at Tillamook, »pent Sunday at hi* ‘ »ax. Mr*. Jackson entertained with experiment station Result* so far Auto show, to lie held in Portland, i efforts in behalf of the distinctive the meter The editor dug aromi t
February
0
to
1
1
1
Announcement
of
»"«I
valuable
evergreen
huckleberry
home here.
! selection* from the opers, Martha.
indicate that under valley conditions
this show, which will dramatically , *>f the coast region Recently scores an ’ found where it said it was n
Messrs. Kastman and h’lehop of the most economical dairy ration in - express
Dr. J. R. Talbert was called to
the fearless attitude of bus of weekly ami daily papers carried crime to take water from pipes an
•
he
State
highway
engineering
force
eludes
succulence
amounting
to
Seattle Friday by the sudden illness
ines* toward 1912, was made yes alt announcement from Oregon State J that water was piviperty an that
were present.
about three and one-half per cent terday by K K. Cohen, president ,,f ' college saying that Dr. George l»ar- anyone could lie punched for lar
of his mother.
The address by Chas Clarke was of the body weight
the Automobile Dealers association ' " W , federal small fruits s(ieeialist eeny, whatever that t*. for takm'
Katherine Beach, who b attend­ much enjoyed by all. H. M. Barnes
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water out of pipes. He advised nei
ing the U. of O., spent the week­ had charge and is to tie congratu-
Dallas—Polk county dairy herds of Portland, which sponsors this «here, and the home economics exten ami her old man not to have any
civic
feature.
i
***>n
were
eager
to
get
favor
-
end at home.
lated on getting together so fine .are almost completely free from
thing to do with tapping plpr* vr
Publio interest in motor show* this “ •
on "*** to uao thra*
Miss Eleanor Hall has been un­ a program, all given by 1 cal poo - tuberculosis, reports County Agent
getting water. I suppose goodness
yiar.
including
New
York.
Chicago,
huckleberries.
J. R. Peck, who says that practi­
able to attend school the past week Plo,
The réponse was immediate, ami know that thla town need« nil it
cally every dairy animal in the Los Angeles, and San Francisco, i»
because of a bad cold.
evidenced
by
attendance
increases
within
two weeks recipes had ar ean get to pay for that Bull thst
county over one year old has been
WEICHT
J. C, Anderson of Portland is (¡CESSES
ranging
from
»0
to
50'.
and
more
""■>*
for
everything from variations run somewhere* out «if pipe* or
for this disease during the
spending the week with hb sister,
OF BIO C H E E S E tested
buying
than
in
several
years,
sc-
of
the
conventional
pies to cuncoc- through pipe* or anyway it got
past two years and only one reac-
away an' now the fair Town »
Mrs. W. R. Van Kleek.
tor found. Increased interest is also o rd in g to Mr. Cohen This liter*«* tions that a few declared had high Beaverton has to pay *ml they need
Among the attractions down on being shown in the eradication of ed interest is hailed with joy by bus medicinal value. Several men wrote
Mra. Olmstoad and Miss Ortrude
(»instead were visitors at the V. East Broadway last week was a lug infectious abortion, with a resultant iness leaders who assert thst it in- I in that they have been convinced for the money.”
GCssup looked around to see what
cheese exhibited at the MacMarr decrease in the number of reactors dicates a definite improvement in year* of the possibility of domesti-
A. Wood heme last week.
business conditions.
eating these berries and offered their effect hi* *pe«H'h had pr> duced on
store
Everyone
visiting
the
store
to
this
test,
Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Mason. Her­ was invited to guess on the weignt.
hia little audience. W. Cracker then
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Automotive dealers throughout accumulated experience.
Mr. ami Mra. Howard llughson
bert and David ‘.Mason and Bob
asked if the District Attorney had were Sunday dinner guests at the
Oregon
and
Washington
are
vitally
The
recipes
are
being
tested
now
n’0thtfr cf. ,A,U
Canyon C iy -"A few gophers _
Denney attended the Sports festiv­ . ,Mrs A 5 '
Adams and grandmother to Le. n. j , y w|„ put th, Ume of reseeding interested in the Portland show, not umler the direction of Mias ( laribel d««ne anything.
home of Mr. and Mrs. K. ) Hall.
ities at Mt. Hoo.j last Sunday.
•‘Ju*t ** soon as he got wind of
ard, and H. A. Alex-ander gues t'd away.” This slogan, says County only be.ause it is their industry's Nye; '"•*«<* of home economies ex
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Richards of
what
that
editor
had
printed
he
Mrs.1 Doy Gray entertained the the exact weight. S28 pound*. As A|fiI)t R Ct. j „ hnSlin, mijtht well he annual parade but because it is the tension, and all who sent recipes will
“500" club with n luncheon Friday. a reward for their accurate judg- aJopted by numerous eastern Ore kick off for a season of business 'eceive copies of the tiest ones She rallesl up an wanted the City Dads Portland were visitor* at the J D
Mrs.
Mrs. Dora Stipe won first prize. ment. Mrs. Adams snd Mr. Alexan- ^
ranohers „hose a |fa |fa «,amls activity. A number T.f dealer meet »»>'» that it is not too late for others to ivme down and they did again Wilmot home on Sunday.
aivl then he preached uwhile about ^ Richards ia a couain of Mr*. Wll-
Mr». Gertrude McCormic consola­ der were each presented with
a a ri n|pidlv
thinneil ouf by mgs will be held in Portland during to at*“ their favorites,
how he wanttnl to do every thing mot.
tion.
five-pound piece of the lug cheese. ,f0phers. th e situation is serious show week, while the society of .
f
i ». 7 . , , , . . ,
Sunday dinner guests at the M C.
and unnecessary, says Mr. Johnson Autom live Engineers will stage its! H H i H > A L l K O r O . S-
McKercher home were Miss Alice CARD PARTY PROFITS who points out that poisoning the annual dinner on February 10. head
PR O PER TY SH O W N
Bloom, ‘Miss Josephine l>onu. Dr. vi
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gophers is an easy and inexpensive lined by noted speakers.
TO
(¡0
FOR
RELIEF
M. Sheets, and Earl Houk of P o u -
operation.
Of
the
total
contributed by the
land.
CO.
SC
HOOL
DIREC­
people
of
Oregon
to higher istuvation
A good time is assured all who
Oregon City—A filbert orchard on
'.Mrs. V. A. Wood and Mrs. S. b.
il. this state, approximately $7,582,
TORS
TO
HAVE
MEET
come
to
the
Masonic
Hall
in
Bea-
the
C.
A.
Vonderohe
farm
south
of
Lawrence attended the meeting of
:u;7 is still represented as material d
~
,
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verten tomorrow. Saturday evening. Oregon City produced only 4160
the Daphne Club
at the home ot J»nn«rv ■ jiwi , t »»«
In
order
that
Mrs
C C
R ,]nh o f P o r t l a n d ;;anaar> “®th- There will lie five pounds per acre, even with the help
thuisday
P
Portland, hundred played, refreshments, enter- £ a ryT and vetch cover crop
might have a more general unuee
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,
'U nim ent, several door prizes, a..«. Nitrogen added to the
soil failed to standing among themselves as to lege alone, a recent inventory »how* F
Most of this is invested in the Car \ L
C O
o f T f e I « e , , u G o o i l a d e d n ! W
b . .
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\n g il Weckert, formerly deputy best of all. the entire proceeds taken improve the yield, hut nitrogen ami teachers' salaries for the coming
y y e c s b t i , , . l u
. .
* 2 * 9 * C .
sheriff for Washington county, out [
will be turned over so the Bea- phosphorus boosted
the yield to school year and general school fin­ vallis plant where
now on the staff of the sheritf ot j Beaverton Relief Committee.
22.0-10 pounds per acre and the com- ance, and for the discussion of n ment, apparatus
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Multnomah county, was in town | Everyone is welcome, and is urged p)ete fertilizer made 24.060 pounds number of other school problems, inventoried at $6...... .
Corvallis,
including
close
to 200 i R
1 rioay cn official business.
| b' come._
pounds of green crop
tc plow under
conference of all the directors acres inside the city limits, is val K
snd clerks of the schools of this
Mis. Loube Merio w .. .mon* the I ,
Oregon S t a t e N e w s * Hood River—Indi.-atiors that the county
has been call«*»! for Tuesday.
accordion players wh* played at the j
Included in tile invi n t o r y 0$ i h r
in m the Corvallis plant is the Memorial Uni n , # n
ft famous Hood River apples may t». r February
Oriental Theatre Sunday, January
w n i r , . 2nd,
™ , at
« 1:45 P. M m
1 C *
I
A new dance hall west of Scio the not distant future give place t
(irxuit Court Room (third floor) , i|di
vaUu.l, „ WI5.7M which > P o r k S t e a k , l b .
24. Guido Deiro, noted accordion
has
been
dedicated.
pears
as
a
major
crop
of
the
coun
-
ot
the
county
Court
House
in
Hills
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player, autographed Miss Merlo’s
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..u ...., « « b - itjg A „ B e e f S t e a k 8
lb
accordion.
The Grand Central Hotel build- tv
found *" summ? rie!
“n boro.
from fumi» contributed by students, _
at datakanie has been remod- °rch*H c.ens“s
hrank PK H É a member of the faculty, alumni, aid Other friend. R ■ ■
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r% *1
The Tuesday
Afternoon Bridge ir.g
ejed
County Agent A. L. Marble. To Hillsboro School Board and herd Inventory of land also includes .1040 t
Z
Cicb met at the heme of Mrs. Doy
date 408 farms have been covered, lin g er, member of Sherwood board. | ai.r,.< ,,f forest tracts given us g i f t s j ^
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Gray, Tuesaay. Mrs. E . E. Stipe
A large electric sign is to be and a heavy trend toward pears will give general talks. County Supt
and Mrs. R.
R. Summers were , erected in Springfield at the A St.
has been found. Mr. Marble believes Kraus has a nunil<er of matters also for the use of the school of forestry
guesUs of the club. Mrs. W. C. Me [ service station.
that pear shipments may exceed ap-
to explain to the si-hool officers
Kell won high score.
Preliminary work has been start- PIes within a few years. Cherry There will be plenty of opportunity FARMERS’ MEETING
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Lawrence and ed cn the proposed $140,000 Federal Pl*ntinS has shown the greatest for ppen discussion for those pres­
TO BE HELD SOON
Mr. aim Mrs. R. B. Denney atten­ building at Marshfield.
percentage increase.
ent.
ded the twentieth anniversary of
If it is impossible for all three
On Monday evening February 1,
Tiie new cel! block under con­
Phone Bmverloii 0855
Minerva Chapter No. 105 at St.
HUBER CARD PARTY
members of the board of each dis- j the fawner* and their wives are in-
struction
at
the
penitentiary
at
Sa­
Johns on Tuesday evening. Amy
lem is nearing completion.
IS WELL ATTENDED trict to b* present, then an attempt vited to meet at the l-erdy Grang
Helen Thyng contributed to the
should be made to have the Hall at Cedar Mill* for the pur-
The Southern Pacific Railway Co.
program two clever readings.
clerk and
at Jeast
one
di- po»e of organizing a W al unit of
has extended fast freight service to
The Indies’ Auxiliary of the Hu
rector
from
each
district
present
the “ Farmer* Co-operative Union of
The regular monthly meeting of cover the city of Reedsport.
commercial club held t h e i r
the Congregational Lames Aid which
tv
• n
„
„
monthly card party last Saturday. In that way each district will be America.”
was held Wednesday evening was
The Cal,form.-Oregon Power Co. ^ ith a ROpd attendance. TMrtv- able to get the benefit of this con - | There will be speakers from Mon
well attended. E. K. Martin, Supt.
ferenc*. Those directors who wish tana and other places where the
at to 932 about
^ 0"S™
° - n,ab.Ud?,‘t
¡n P'»V.
ol Rural Missionary work in the amount
$1.09,2194.
h-pW by Mr,
n itm high
fr f i„ score,
t for to invite other representative tax “Farmer's Union" has been organ-
Northwest gave a splendid talk, a f­
Bids are asked for the cuiastruc- ladies. Mrs. Fframblett ,*'ond. Mr, payer, should feel free to do so. jze(] amj ¡* proving to he very sue
ter which tne evening was spent in tion of a bridge at Avenue G, Sea- Bielman third; Mr. Quallyvfirst for
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- cessful and beneficisl to the former.
a delightful social time. Mr. Berg side, across the Necanijm river.
Chap: “I live by my w its.'
The meeting begins promptly at
men. Mr. Larson second.
Mrs. Chap: "Now I know why 8.00 oclock.
gave two vocal selections. Refresh­
Peck, ¿he new Douglas County t The ei(rMh ‘rra<!<‘ of th*' A,oha- you look so hungry "
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ments were served.
post office is taking the name ot
nut OTi an old-fash-
-
Dr. J. R. Talbert spent the week
The executive committee of the the S. P. railway spur in Cow Creek 10ned
Play' w)lifh wa* a biel
“Order,” called the judge, and one end with his mother at Marysville,
Young People s Christian Endeavor canyon.
"
success.
It
caused
considerable
of the jurors said, “ I’ll take beer." Wash.
„
amusement.
Society of the Congregational cntrrch
The ( rown-W lllamette Paper Co.
After the refreshment* everybody
met with their advisor, Mr. R. C.
mills at West Linn have resumed enjoyed the dancing,
Doty, and the Pastor, Rev. t i o s
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Claike at the home of their pres­ operations on a six-day week _
ident, Ruth Denney, last Sunday schedule.
afternoon. Plans for the following
“The Weekly Bulletin” has been
months were made. They have de­ launched at Florence by Rev. C. F.
cided to hold these meetings every Wackarbarth, pastor of the Evan­
three months. Kenneth Taylor will gelical Church.
be leader foe the C. E. Sunday-
FRESH PORK SAUSAGE
Construction work in Klamath
evening.
2 POUNDS
Falls totaled more than $600,000
The Congregational Ladies Aid during 1931, according to figures
1 OILING BEEF. STEER
Study Class met last Thursday with of Harry Dailey, the city building
.1 0
PER POUND
sixteen ladies present. Mrs. Geo. N. inspector.
Taylor led the class in the devotional
POT ROASTS. STEER
1 d
Bids have been opened for phot­
.1*1
service and Mrs. W. H. Boswell
BEEF, PER IMfUNI),
ographing
from
the
air
the
upper
gave a discourse on medical mis­
TURE LARD,
sionary work and conditions in Willamette Rrver from Springfield
9Q
3 POUNDS
NONE BETTER
rural communities the world over to Corvallis as a part of canallza-
AT ANY BRICK
A paper on Missionary Work in the tk>n 8UrVey bein‘f <ondnc,*J '
FLOUR. AI.HKHS, BEST 1 1 0
Mountains of the Southern States
Pledge» of $300.00 in deposits and
PATENT. 4'.)-lb. SACK I.1 U
MAZOLA
OIL
was read by Mrs. R. B. Denney. It $30,000 in capital were made to
QUART
PRUNES, OREGON,
was decided that at the next meet- 1 form a new bank to replace the
oe
. c .o
4 POUNDS
ing on Thursday, February 4th, tne j closed one at a mass meeting of
RICE. FANCY BLUE
afternoon will be devoted to cutting depositors held in Milton recently
ROSE. 5 POUNDS
COCOANUTS, LARGE
ne;
and wrapping dressings for the mis-
A contract has been let by the
JELLO. ALL FLAVORS
SIZE, EACH
iionary hospitals.
Water Board at Eugene to the Eu-
8 pkgs.
MAYONNAISE.
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1 gene Foundry & Machine Co. for
28
.¿O
'
o n io n s e t s .
GOLD MEDAL, PINT
the steel to be used in the construe-
3
POUNDS
The Amity walnut plant closed tion of a new water filtration plant
BALCO MALT. GUAR-
with a record season run.
at Eugene.
FIG PARS, FRESH
ANTEED, NO. 2 Vi TIN
2 POUNDS
CORN FLAKES
CLEANSER- CRYSTAL
• éCtiJ
3 PACKAGES
WHITE, 6 CANS
VITA MONT DOG FOOD
EGG«, FRESH EXTRAS
.2 8
3 CANS
2 DOZEN
I Quality Meats
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ii SATURDAY SPECIALS
j
ii*"u..'> ;V "‘i'and "It jg 1 pkg. Pillsbury Pancake Flour, and
1 lb. lean Breakfast Bacon, 52c
j * Soap, white king laundry, 6 bars 25c
13c
17c
Hamburger, lb.
25c
22c
0 Chicken, choice colored, lb.
\ City Meat Market
U lO ilQ U
I;
Jo B urn
PetfM* IV Ktjivfeî
Beaverton Market and Grocery
J Sat. & Mon. Specials, Jan. 30-Feb. 1
.25
1 Lb. .28
ft
3 Lbs. .80
MOTHER
BROAD­
CASTS
.43
.23
.25
.25
.25
.23
.38
This Is One of the Jobs That Fame Brings
Phones 3203 and 1702
ÿ Two Deliveries Daily
iv jw w .
It Pays to Trade
in
Beaverton
Do Your Shopping in
Your Home Town
Hello friends! I want to tell
you about our Montag Cir­
culating Heater—now we
have abundant heat at le*>
fuel cow than ever before—
volumes of beat in every room
in che bouse and I want
other women who do mow
of the fueling to see (his new
Montag Circulating Heater.
They’ll like it*
Trade
beautiful la l-
trous walnut fin­
in
ish a* well a* be
your
delighted with
Old
the way It beau
the entire bom«,
Heater
Now wouldn't you like to be
Bir-g Crosby or at least be in
hi, »hoes? He has just been cho­
sen to judge a beauty contest at
Oglethorpe university in Georgia
*o to be qualified for the job—
and he admits it’s going to bt
quite a job—he has lieen prac­
ticing up on some of Broadway
• nd Fifth Avenue's most famous
models.
Bing was comparatively un­
known a few months ago. Now.
because of hi* original type of
singing, he is one of Broadway’s
reigning theatrical
and radio
stars. He is, as the New York
Telegraph says, “the boy who
went over with a bang with his
peculiar style of singing song,
by tumbling from bar to bar in
a pleasing exhibition of vocal
musical gymnastics.”
If such musical success is apt
to give one so pleasant a job as
judging
beauty cor tests,
we
predict an unusual increase in
the ranks of musical gymnasts.
Brown's
Special
Ointment,
JS
the
quick cure for impetigo, itch, etc.
Brown'* Beaverton Pharmacy.
adv
BUDGET SPENDING AND
SAVING RECOMMENDED
The BANK OF BEAVERTON
guarantees more prosperity in 1932
for every family who spends and
plans with a BUDGET. Savings
and checking accounts arc prime
essentials of a well organized bud­
get. We would lie glad to lend any
suggestions to you when you arp
planning yours.
Advctf
M O N TA G
CIRCULATOR
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FOR A P R I Z E
$1000.00 in cash prizes and one thou«
sand other nnrrj are offered for ei*
amples of skill with a Jackknife Entries
may be any kind of model, figure or
special carving, requiring skill and in*
genuity, made entirely of wood, and
with no other tools than a jackknife.
Flnt ..................................................t t 9 0
Sffcond Prii«...................... 1100
Third P H it..................................... 179
Fourth P rl« « .................................. 190
Fifth P rfi«....................................... H I
And atan there are twent»-€ve $10 prises and
(fty <4 $100 each In addition, 1000 spetul
j-t Irknivei will he distributed to all winners <4
cash award* and to those receiving In mot a hie
mention. In i.ase of ties duplicate poxes will be
given.
All riles and details nf this contest are in the
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Buy a copy at any newsstand or consult one at
ynur library. You do not have to be • regular
reader.
POPULAR MECHANICS
MAGAZINE
too E m ) OwUrto S t,..I
C H IC A G O . ILL.
YF YOU went to bed poor and
woke up to find yourself
possessed of a million dollars,
what would you do? With ruth­
less satire and keen humor Peter
B. Kyne vividly portrays the ex­
citing adventures of timer Clarke
with his suddenly acquired mil­
lion; how he had to side­
step, duck and run to
escape the "gold diggers.”
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