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TH r BEAVERTON Beaverton Review Issued Every Friday a t Beaverton Oregon, and look fo r the merchandising bargains and promptly turn down the salesman from the local paper who enters to suggest that a little advertising might help local bus iness. Reslly, very peculiar, now. what ? ' REVIEW 0 M o n e y to B u r n Entered aa eecond clast matter December 9, 1922, a t the postoffice ist Beaverton, Oregon, under the > c t of March 3, 1*79. N X « N No doubt there are some who did not like the tone o f our edit orial of last week but they have ■ - - B K not expressed any displeasure to us WMtJ awrli* • H M e a. tm > • ■■ > in words, only in looks, in lack of Business Manager J . H. Hulctt cordiality of greeting, or in those bringing glfta Do not accept that «TORY FROM THE »TART little snickers which border on loau and do uot treat for that lease sneers one sees sometimes, and feels FRID A Y. FE BR U A R Y 26. 1932 H ira m U u tts r w o r th . m li« r , d * - today. Please I” often when they aiv ju st out of e ld * * to l * a v * h i* (o r tu n * to KU “Why T™ sight. m * r C la r k * , a poor n «p b *w . llut* A New fo ld Cure “1 don’t think you ought to. To te rw o r th t * l U A bsolom M o P * a k * . But that is not the only side of day Is not the day for you to dis (Danbury News) h i* la w y e r, ot * d eal fo r ty y o a r * cuss anything with anybody—even a a o in w h ich ho aw lndlod a m an Somehow this news of another the question. People have called up with uie.” ami congratulated us on the stand c u t ot («0.000 and a r r a n c o o fo r ccl<i cure leaves us— no pun in "Have you been going In for as p a y m e n t w ith in te r e s t. l lu t t a r - taken. People have met us and told tended—cold. It may be a good w o r th d l*o *u d d «n ly . T h ro u g h a trology. Nellie T* us how much they appreciated the g o ssip in g t * l * g r * p b o p e r a to r th * cure. I t may in fact, be an excel “No, but the little birds tell me stand we have taken, the sentiments to w n o t r i l a r c l t o o . In c lu d in g N*l* lent cure. But we have so often things.™ 11* CaUtcart, Elmar'* awaathaart, expressed and the stamina it took “I had an Impression that In heard at a new cure, have followed la a rn a o t h la in h e r ita n c e b e fo r e n iarcltos that was the prerogative directions absolutely, only to see to come out in the open and put h * Jo * » . into print the thoughts they had of old hens.” he replied. “Very well. and feel the cold grow from bad in their heads. Nellie. I’ll not do anythlug thee, Fourth Installment to worse that we can, a t this late without consulting my manager.™ This is not a personal matter hour in our life, feel no leaping She drenched him with hor smile with The Review, it is a matter CHAPTER III pulsation of joy when informed of and contluuod on to hor work. She germane to the good government another cure. I.MKR reached the Smoke Shoppe » a s pay lug teller for the niarcltos of our fair city. There is mi wish There is the grand old hocus- to dictate as to what should be or tlfleen minutes late. Hereto Commercial Trust A Savings bank pocus o>f sticking your feet in mus should not be done, there is only fore Sam Haskins had D o v e r failed and one of old Ansel's dummy di to mark hia assistant's rarely com rectors. tard water, placing a dozen or more the hope that those composing our Nellie also was tlie trust officer mitted crime of tardiness. On such blankets and quilts about you, city government should concern occasions Mr. Haskins was wont to of the bank and a notary public. drinking a few quarts of boiling themselves about the charter of cough loudly and look at Elmer. I.lko Elmer D arke, she was an oi> lemonade, and then going to bed to Beaverton, of which there are a Then he would look at the dock, phau. She was twenty-two years sweat and suffer for hours. This few rare specimens carefully pre cough again ard look back at El old and while already In Ptlarcitos cure almost cured us once— of liv served, and about the fundamentals mer. This morning, however, he she was regarded as an old maid, ing. The cold seemed to flourish o f our form of government. varied his custom by crying joy more or less tn the sore and yel low leaf, she was still the recipient Imightily on it. In fa ct we have a ously : Take the m atter of making com suspicion that all colds like this “Well, how’s tricks with the old of much attention from the most plaints when federal laws are bro soldier this morning? Sleep well presentable of the Pllareltoa swains treatment. ken Then consider the practibility last night? Must have or you and was reputed to have declined to Then there is the quinine tre a t of having Congress take steps to wouldn’t be fifteen minutes late. marry each of them. ment. I t is simple. It consists ot punish a bootlegger. Elmer Clarke, the last of a It would bt Well, reckon you earn It, Elmer taking so much quinine that your much the same idea. In our city, If anybody does." And he dealt stricken field, was holding his own head feels as though it were larger the council, in the state, the leg Elmer a hearty and affectionate with Nellie, however. Two year* than any prize pumpkin ever islature, in the nation Congress is blow between the shoulder blades. Elmer sighed. He wished that shown at the Fair. You take so charged with law making. In our Sam Haskins had not done that. He much quinine that you feel as c i t j, the Mayor, in the state, the had planned to say: though you were floating off to Governor and in the nation, the “Well. Sam. take a good long, sat some beautiful land of Nod. You President is charged with law en isfying look, because It's the last become slightly. “goofy’' and alarm forcement. In our city, the Record In your repertoire. I'm giving you your wife, who thinks you are er, in the State, the judges of the two weeks' notice. Sain. I'm go delirious. Meanwhile the cold be courts, ing Into business for myself. . . . and in the nation, the | comes worse. We have always be department If you will kindly step aside, Sam, of Ju stice with the I’ll phone for the .'imbalance.™ lieved. after one sad experience courts are charged with interpret- J "I'm sorry. Mr. Haskins, that I’m with the quinine cure, that, if a ation of the laws made. j t late.” he mumbled confusedly. “I cold-sufferer kept on taking quin Too long the impression has been 1 J started In time, but all the people ine his cold would become as per fostered that in our town "The * In town that never come to the manent as the pyramids. Council’’ is the responsible party. \ Smoke Shoppe had to stop me and The “whiskey cure” is another True they are responsible to a cer- ! * talk a minute. Something new?" “Not a thing.™ Mr. Hoskins lied laugh. We have heard of men who tain extent for certain matters t>ut < blithely. have taken vast quantities at whis others, the Mayor and the RecoivJ- J From under the cigar counter E l key for a cold, and succeeded in er as well as the Marshal, etc , have • mer produced a bundle of clean becoming magnificently drunk. So important duties and the neglect of J cheesecloth; one by one he took drunk, in fact, that they neither these duties should not be chargee * boxes of cigars from the shelve«, knew nor cared about the cold that to “The Council’’. j J dusted them carefully and replaced w-as the excuse for the drinking them, pausing from time to time to Each of the city officials try hard But, in the cold gray dawn o f the to steer the ship of state of our greet a customer and serve him. Presently looking up from tils task, morning after they have awakened town, put in long hours and spend he saw Nellie Cathcart stand to find themselves still in possession many weary moments working. But ing on the edge of the sidewalk in “It’s a Rotten Trick to Play on Me, of a bad cold, grown worse through us suggest if they were to put front of the Smoke Shoppe looking Elmer.” the night, and in addition, all the in a part o f that time studying In at him In a manner that brought penalties resultant from a night’s their charter and the Oregon a warm, comfortable glow to bis had passed since first ho had sat debauch. C<*le, there will be less hours heart He came out of the Smoke with her on the veranda of the Another cold cure ? Let ’em keen needed for discussion of problems, Shoppe and greeted her with a Tullv home with old Mr. and Mrs. it. Tully. Cheery: more effective work can be done Before Elmer could escape Inside “Hello, Nellie, old dear, now are along constructive lines. you this morning? You look won the Smoke Shoppe, he fell a hand We could fuss around for hours REDUCING plucking at tils sleeve. The mes derful.” and hours trying to make a pie Though slimness is Nellie Cathcart was a golden senger had arrived with the tele The reigning mode, and not get one fit to eat but the blond—a real blond. If you know gram from Absolom McPeake. El Mrs. can build ons in about ten min Folks should avoid wlg;t Is meant by that—and she mer signed for It, read It. tucked It utes or less that’ll melt in your Quack medicine. I 0\ very dark eyebrows and wide, In his pocket and returned to the beautiful dark blue eyes beneath Smoke Shoppe. Sam Haskins wait mouth. Such is the economy of na Vibrating belts. a wide, beautiful white brow i s<'r- ed for him to say something—wait ture. No use for us to try pie Hard exercise, looklng a sweetly wistful patri-lsn ed five minutes. In fact, and tbeu making without studying how to do And dieting. face. Her fine, even teeth were ex said: it. So far as the City’s affairs are If women wish “No bad new*. I hope. Elmer.™ posed us she carelessly favored El concerned, anyone can learn how if To have less weight. Elmer shook his bead and went mer with a milllon-doUar smile. they want to learn and will take Want figure like on wiping off the stock. Pres “Well, Elmer?” she queried. the time to do so. A silhouette. ently Sam Haskins essayed another “Well. Nellie r he echoed. sortie. e ---------------------------------------------------a I f they desire “You’re keeping «omethtng from “Elmer, they tell me you’ve fallen me. Elmer.™ More youthful lines. ON OREGON FARMS heir.” “If I am. Nellie, I don’t know Then they should sail s- -S) “I have.™ Elmer replied without what It Is. Do you?” To England, for Corvallis— Ed Merrick, who is de “Well. I’ve heard. Elmer, that enthusiasm. Folks easily sirous of getting a stand of Ladino Sam swatted him smartly be Uncle Hiram Butterworth has left Loose many pounds clover on hia farm near here, is tween th* shoulder blades again you a million dollars.™ At races there. considering the installation of a “Interesting. If true, Nellie. The “Well, why don't you say some stories that are circulated In this thing, Elmer?" — Warren Carter Foster whirling irrigation system, reports “Nothing to say, Sam. The whole town and gain credence are unbe C. R. Briggs, county agent who is lievable. However. Nellie. I have town knows it alreudy. Tou couldn't cooperating with Mr. Merrick in TIM ELY REM ARKS got some news for you, and you expect Old Lady Bray to live with estimating the cost of such a pro- ! People admit can believe this. That human Icicle that news bottled up inside her. ject. Conditions now Ansel Moody stopped me on the could you?” Are very bad. “Beckon she'd bust If she tried street half an hoar ago and told Men out o f work. Rose burg— With the objective of me that he’d accept my application It. Elmer.™ Sam heaved a heavy for five thousand and give me an sigh. “I suppose this means It’s op finishing at least 80 per cent of the Stock market low, open credit for twenty-five hundred to me to git myself some new help,’’ New tariff scale, Douglas county lambs previous to j more. I’m going up at noon th he added. Ju ly 15 for shipment to Portland The fear of great Now that Sam had opened the close my lease on li. Wasservogel’s and San Francisco markets, a series Disarmament. ticklish subject Elmer was quick to butcher shop.“ of meetings has been scheduled All bring about Nellie came closer to B o a r and take advantage of the opening. Uncertainty. throughout Douglas county by Coun took each lapel In her little brown ‘Yes, Sam. 1 don't suppose either ty Agent J . C. Leedy. Disease con The problem is bands. “TOmer,” she warned, "be of us can afford the luxury of a trol, management problems and ware the Greek* when they come million dollar man working for What can be used As money for marketing of lambs will be discussed with the sheepmen by Mr. Leedy, Folks cannot buy H. A Lindgren. extension specialist! Food, clothes, or home in livestock from Oregon State sustaining as possible, through the planning year-round gardens which With oyster shells. college; and Dr. Robert Ja y , feder maintenance of year-around gardens help greatly In times like these to make the farm al veterinarian. is being stressed in Clatsop county family *elf sustaining. When you hear folks Agree to pay by C. L. Smith, county agent. Hillsboro—Cows freshening in the So much per month, Enterprise—Fall farrowed pigs spring and pastured on Ladino clo They often mean Eugene—Two demonstrations with ready to market in 5V4 months is ver produce butterfat at a lower the control of weeds by use of dry the So much p er___ haps. record made by Lawrence — Warren Carter Foster cost than cows freshening in the sodium chlorate have been started P ratt of this sertion. Mr. P ratt has fall, says C. B. Buchanan J r . of through cooperation of Lane county followed the -anitation plan for the Other Washington county farm ers with County Agent F let- eradication of round worms in hogs With Apologies to Mr. Tennyson's Gaston. dairymen offered evidence to prove j cher. On the Stew art Hurd farm at as worked out by the federal d e Break. Break, Break! Smash, crash, dash along our busy the value o f Ladino clover under Coburg this method is being tried partment of agriculture and intro irrigation a t a recent irrigation with quack grass, applying the mart, , by W. S. Averill, chemical in the winter. On the J . duced here by County Agent Don And I would I ’d two tongues to meeting called assistant county agent. A. Neher farm near Springfield, aldson and the state college live utter extension specialist. Other *ests with Canada thistles have been stock The oaths that are in my heart. growers have found that this sani Eugene— Stew art Hurd of Coburg, started. tation plan has reduced their pig in co-operation with County Agent Oh. well for the flying man, O. S. Fletcher, started a demon- A storia—Clatsop county farm ers losses as much as 80 per cent. W ho is not obliged to walk. B y P e te r B . K y n e E Oh. well for the traffic cop. Who need only stand and talk. Th* SUt<‘,y cars dash by Without caring whom they harm, And now, alas, they’ve run over me And taken a leg and an arm. Smash, crash, dash as fa r as eye can see, But oh. for the missing arm and Which will never come back to me Frances F . Morgan LAUGHABLE B U T T R U E Isn’t it strange, that some busi nessmen get out of bed where they nave slept on an advertised m at- tress laid on advertised springs, bathe in an advertised bath tub. ary with an advertised towel, shave " 1 *" * n advertised razor, using an advertised soap to make the lather and applying an advertised lotion and powder after shaving, put on underwear, shirt, tie. suit, shoes and hat that are advertised, eat a I> i V?wf* SL of advertised foods, ride o he office in an advertised auto mobile. ait down before an adver- * " advertised chair, pick up the metropolitan paper stration trial during January on the control of quack grass. Sodium chlorate, applied dry, was the treatm ent used. have been holding a series of m eet- Redmond— Deschutes county d air ings this winter to consider greater use of cash crops, particular em ymen are seriously considering a phasis being placed on the produc definite campaign to clean up con tion of green peas for market. tagious abortion out of the herds Astoria—The importance of rural Ccunty Agent C. L. Smith has also here and establish an accredited people becoming as nearly self- been pointing out the advantage of disease-free area. This would have MICKIE, THE PRINTER'S DEVIL forty dollar« a weak, llewe Sam, I was golaf to leave yea. any how. In fact. It was nay to taut t«u to slip you th* bad new* toulght This telegram hasn’t mad* the slightest bit of difference, because the uew* It contains Is as great a surprise to mo as It was to Old Lady Urey. I was golug to quit you to go luto business for my self.™ “In what Hue?" Sam's tone was freighted with anilely. “Same line as this™ “Wbat? After »-orbin' for me five years an' learnln' the bu*lne«a from me. you figure on alertin’ op position?” Saui llasklns lost hla temper completely. "H'a a rot- teu trick to play on me, Elmer.™ “I'm sorry you think so. At any rate, your protest does no! move me, so you have my resignation, lo take effect Immediately. I wouldn’t work a split second for s uisn who thinks I’m capable of dirty tricks and who has as Utile appreciation of loyalty and ability as you pos ses*.“ And Elmer toasawl the cheese- cloth under tlio counter, took hi* salary to date from the cash regis ter, made out a receipt for It—and walked out of the Smoke Shoppe. ™You goln’ to let me down with out notice?” Saui cried Incredu lously. “1 wasn't— until you talked that way. Hereafter, Sam, get along the best way you know how.” lie walked away down Main street, only to be stopped by n concerted rueti of men congregated acre's* the atreet. They pumped his hand, shipped bis back and showered him with congratulations Eventually Elmer escaped from them and continued on down to tha rilcarttoa Commercial Trust A Sav ing* bank. At Neill*’* window be paused long enough to hand her the telegram from Mi-IVnke nnd continued on to Ansel Moody's office. The banker rose expeditiously and (book hand* with bliu. ‘'Well, Elmer, did you bring the march of th* title of your C street pruppty with you?" lie Inquired with mock Interest. Rimer ant down. “Pv* decided not to go Into that business after all. Mr. Moody.™ he announced, “Since epeukius with you Hit* Burning I have received n telegram from a lawyer In Muscatine. Iowa, Informing mo that under the last will and testament of my Uncle Ill- ram Butterworth. of Hint city, I am. with th* exception of two minor bequests, the sole betieflclnry of un estate conservatively vsllmiited at a million dollars.™ Of all the congrntulatiiry hand- shakes he hnd received that morn ing none equaled In promptness and Inlentlfy of grip the one which old An*e| Moody gave him now. “By gravy!” cried the banker. “Ity gravy) If this ain’t Hie beat new* I've ever beard. Elmer. You're th# richest nun In Pllareltoa an' Ilia aecotid richest man In (ha county. I congratulate you with all my heart.™ “Thank you. Mr Moody. I must say I do not feel depressed about It myself. Tha llrst thought that ram« to me after receiving that telegram was that 1 bad been going sixteen hours a day for live year* without a vacation: and during that live years I have had to beat back a long way to regain my health I was struggling for a prize—and now the necessity for further struggle Is ended. 1 have come to the con clusion, therefore, that I’ll le«v# Sam llasklns In possession of hit monopoly." At that moment Nettle entered to return the telegram to him. “I’m awfully happy for your sake. El mer," she told him. "Stilt, this Is not s surprise to me. I told yoo last night that within a week your •liIp would come In.™ •Thank you, Nellie. I came down to tell you first, but of course you knew It already. Old I-ady ltray had broadeast It." •Yea. tha telephoned me first. Elmer.™ Ansel Moody turned to bis pay ing teller and truat officer. "Why didn't yoo telephone me this great news. Miss UalhcartP’ ha demand ed. “I would have Informed /on when 1 reached the bank thla morning. Mr. Moody, If Alice Ooodfallow hadn't told me she had telapbooed you at your home.” Old Ansel could haw vtabbad bar with hla paper knife To rover his confusiou he picked up the tele gram and studied It ca-efully. (T O « » 0 0 0 » 0 » 0 cent a won). 0 0 0 I 9 I 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 $ 9 For Hale— Old Newspapers. Generous bundle. Of. Call Review office. I or Sale— One 7 foot grain drill, a two bottom John Deere plow, ami stg tons of hay. Inquire first house east o f Htdboke Store, at Beaverton. Adv c I t t f W ANTED The Review will carry free of Team For Sal#— 4- ami 5 year old matched pair of dapple grays, chm ge listings of situations w ant I'vrcheron mare and gelding. In ed. in order to help the unem quire at Review office, Beaverton. ployment situation. 9 9 0 9 9 9 9 9 For Sale— Nice healthy H week* old l> I. C. Bigs, $2 BO and *;t tH» each, older pigs M. 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I.oat—Namaon Tire, mounted on rtm, 110 x 5 inrbes, February 24. on Allen Avenue Return to Stipe’» Garage, C-13 the public in Beaverton and McMinn Keeper: Hey, get away from that ville Members of the quartette are elephant. Stanley (’ornila, John Shilling, Rob Carl If: Aw 1 won’t hurt Mm ert Montgomery and I’aul lloeckli. Miss Barnes is anxious to have a SUMMONS "bigger and better" glee club next semester. IN JU S T IC E COURT FOR T H E — From the Beaverton Hummer BEAVERTON JU S T IC E O F T H E PEA C E AND CO N STA BLE D IS TR IC T. W a s h i n g t o n tx iu N - NOTICE O F FIN A L SE T T L E M E N T TY . OREGON. Plaintiff v*. A In the County Court of Ihr S late of M W’. Manning, Cory ami Julia Cory, Defendant» Oregon Fur Washington County To A. Cory said Julia Cory, de In the M atter of the Fatate of Mary fondant» above named: In the name G, Dudley, Deceased ot the »late of Oregon, you are hereby commanded to appear and NOTICE IS H E R EB Y GIVEN an»wer the complaint filed again»! th *t the undersigned, duly appointed you in the above entitled action <>w Administrator of the above named or before four week» from the date o f firat publication of thii »ummona, deceased, ha* filed in the above en and if you fail to an»wer, for titled court and cause hia final ac count and report a* such, ami the want thereof, the plaintiff will take court has Axed the 7th day of judgment against you for the »urn March, 1932, at the hour of 10 o’ u( $27 68 aeui the roata and dt* clock A. M of said day, and the bursemrnt» Incurred in this action, property attache I court room o f the above entitled and cause the to satisfy said court in Hillsboro. Oregon, a* the herein to be told time and place for hearing objec judgtnerott. Thl» summon» 1» pub tions to said final account, and for lished once each week for four «ue Crasive week» by order of C. K the final settlement of said estate. Hedge, judge of the al»->ve entltlrd Dated this fith day of Frbruary. roust. 1932. Date of first publication F rb ru Doy Gray. Administrator of the ary M . 19 I Date of last publication March Estate of Msry G. Dudley, deceased 25, 1932. Hare, McAlear A Peters, Attor C E. Hedge, Ju stice of the Peace neys for Administrator. rlU-14 S 0 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 0 0 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 0 j 0 Business Places lo Patronize IN BEAVERTON! ; Insure With The Farmers’ Mutual Fire Relief Ass’n McMinnville (form erly of Portland) : I Mutual Rates Coat Less » I E. L. Mapra Route 2, Gaston 0 f 0 0 0 STUDIO b a r k e r s h o p 0 0 F IR S T CLA SS WORK 0 0 0 0 0 0 AT REA SO N A BLE K in s Taylor Sparks, Mus.lt. TEAC HER O F PIANO Graduate Oberlin Conservatory of Music Twelve years’ teaching in colleges Studio— W. 0 0 PR IC ES E. I). VanMetrr. Prop. F. 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SA TISFA C TIO N GUARANTEED HOYS’ GLEE CLUB y,----------------------------------------------------a VELVET IC E CREAM MAPES & SON RESTAURANT “The boys' glee club is doing bet 15« P E R PIN T M EALS SHORT ORDER ter work than they have at any other time this sem ester,” says Mis* Cigars, Tobaccos 29« a Quart Barnes, our glee club director. The Confections, Soft Drink* boys have worked on more difficult — Wat son S t music this semester, all of it being Kamberger’s Confectionery Cady llldg fo u r-p art, semi-classical music. A marked improvement has been shown Phone 0411 in sight-reading. THE PLUMBER The outstanding achievement of JO E KF.MMKR the year was the organization and Our work speaks for itself For any Kind of Wood successful launching o f a boys’ quar Phone 7702 tette. They have appeared before Beaverton, Oregon Limb Wood Cut lo Order DEWET
