The Beaverton review., July 14, 1933, Image 4

The Beaverton Review
FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1933
era in the product.
This tuna the piopoeal carries a
“com e-on ’ provision—a
sort
of
Tiic Beaverton Review
catch-vote feature- Aery unique as
a beguiling artifice.
The bill ap­
portions the
proceeds from
the
Iuu«J every Friday at Beaver­
lour cent tax to the several coun­
to n Oregon.
ties according to population, to be
used for indigent relief. In other
words, the
neediest families are
Entered as seco nd-c loia mail mat­ taxed on the promise that their
ter Dec. 9, 1922 at the Foetoffice ill-spared pennies
will bo given
at Beaverton,
Oregon, under the back to them.
This cunning pre
act of March S, 1979.
tense alone should defeat the mea-
I sure. It is not the rich, or the
well-to-do that buy oleomargarine,
J H. Hulett, Editor * Publisher
| but those who are forced by Vick
— ‘—'---------------------------------
of means to forego the more pal-
IV hat's In a Name?
stable and nutritious butter. And
A Chicago lawyer tried to regis- upon them it is proposed
to lay
ter a trade mark for “ Limestone a tax to support the indigent, which
Brand.” a cathartic
medicine He obligation, by all that is fair and
was advised by the examiner o f just, belongs upon more fortunate
trade marks that it was deceptive sh ou ld ers............................
because it contained no limestone
I" addition
to its transparent
Whereupon, acconiing to the Chem- chicanery, the indigent
provision
ical Bulletin of the Chemical Ns- is manifestly contrary to the pnn-
tional Bank
New York, he pre- ciple that the fortunate should take
pared a
remarkable brief which care of the leas fortunate;
that
> in n*rt-
the
n e e w ir y taxation
therefor*
%
. z
should fall
upon the class best
-K ory i. « good trade mark for ^
^
not
upo„
the
soap not made of ivory. GoMDufil ^
^
to
Washing Powder is not
made of (
thu and other
this
g old ..........There is no bull in Bull
« " “ V ........*; " u
newspaper regards
the oleo bill
Durham R oy. Baking Powder_ s
un,;eMr. bW The othor reason.
not used exclusively
by ro>.It . ^
con9titnUs
disregard for
nor
Cream Faking Powder made
^
ef
popular government.
° f ,Cr^ m. ^
pearl., and White
There is no cream
5 °
, n°
water.
« C r e a m of
l „ face o f the fact that « similar
^
voted dowB by .„erwaarng
in 1920> ,304 and oniy
ul
last November, the legislature in
ChocoUte Creams, no milk in Milk Jjm
yi, ldinr
,0 group pres-
o f Magnesia,
in Milkweed or in
M soon
, Mk, to |m-
the Coeoanu» These are all a , re-
legislation upon the peo-
mote from the cow . s the cowslip. £
„ gMTxl\es, of the expressed will
"There is no grape
in grape- of the maj ority.
fruit, or bread in bread-fruit. A
---------------------.—
Pm i*PP,(- “ ne,ther P «* nor «rplc:
p
le who onder thiir iiv.e, by
a pnckly
pear is not a pear; an ^
impulae o f the m0nient
seem
alligator pear is neither a pear nor
,oth w i* ij0ve that perhaps
an alligator, and a sugar plum „
^ something beside« a per-
not a plum
Apple-butter is not sona, ^rudge or a spite at some
butter All the butter is taken out one m particuiar which will induce
of buttermilk, and there is none ,
e to u k * *XCept,on to the ac-
in butternuts, or in buttercups, and tions o f an officer . principie or a
the flies in the dairy are not but- f a c t i o n
terflies Peanuts are not peas, and
That is very evident just now
it is doubtful if they are nuts Sai- jn loc, i conditions People are crit.
lors wear pea-jackets— peas do not. icjting. the actions of the manage-
they have pea-pods, which, by the ment of one 0f our foremost in­
way, are not fish-
stitutiona
stitutions when if they will only
The examiner o f trade marks will stop anj consider a moment, per-
have to dig hard and deep before haps it is their personal feelings
he can find an argument that will that are governing their actions,
match this one. so ably presented. rather than that they are following
““
““ ~ “ “
any logical rule o f reason.
TAXING THE POOR
Grant that your money was de-
( Editorial from
the Oregon City posited in a bank. You put it ¿here.
Enterprise, June 30, 1933)
No one went out into the street
The oleomargarine
controversy and dragged you in and made you
bobs up again It has as many lives place it there. Supposing you had
as a stray cat- Although the peo- bought bonds, could you get dollar
pic have t h o v i p inti the river fo r dollar for them at the price at
cii several dcji o b the last tune which you bought them? Or stocks?
as late as last fail, it will never- The bank may be in a similar con-
theless appear on the July 21 hallot. dition. Supposing you
had pur-
TTie bill levies an excise tax of chased real estate. Could you rea-
four cents per pound on the sale lixe on it today what you paid for
of all oleo, and imposes an annual it? Or it might have been a stock
license fee of five dollars on deal- o f groceries, a garage, or 'any one
Summer is Season
hen Lamb
Chops Come Into Their Own
B y Jane Rogers
One Important point to remem­
to
season for lamb
ber In the preparation of lamb
chop*.
True tbejnare a highly accep­ chops Is that they must be prop­
table meat offering at any time erly seasoned to obtain the full
of the year bet It la In the summer flavor of the meat. As in the cook­
il a' lamb chops really come Into ing of vegetables, a dash of sugar,
along with the salt and pepper la
tb ei own.
TLe rea*on*for this seasonal needed to round out the seasoning.
g> pularity perhaps is that we tire This touch of sngar Is not enough
o salads and long for some of the to sweeten, but acts as a blending
r osfantlal meat dishes, which are agent for the other seasonera.
I! o backbone'Of winter menus. It Here la a recipe which is worth
I* asking too much though, to ex- | trying.
t I 'he honaerwlfe to sund over
Broiled Lamb Chop*
a hot oven for an bout or two
a idle a roost browns, while the
Heat the broiler well and rub the
ticTiiiometer outside the kitchen bars with fat. Dost the chops with
d >r soars above ninety.
t mixture of H teaspoonful each
: ¡roiled lamb chops are always of sugar and salt and a dash of
a happy solution. There Is Just pepper. Place one Inch from the
ai >ugh dellclons meat on a chop flam* until well seared and brown,
to saMsfy the natural craving for and finish cooking farther from the
i at and they ij-e easily prepared heat ror rare chops cook only 7
hey go well with the lighter fresh to lk minute*, longer If yon like
p^etsbles and salads and too. thay them better done. When pen broil­
•re easily adopted to platter di- ing. heat a heavy aklllet very hot,
v -s which ore^lways popular In brush with fat and proceed a* la
broiling.
o: w e a t h e r . ^ — '
T
i
t
h is
an unlimiteil number of llama. i%rk.
bJi
* « £ £ . » * • " •
ot
<'■“ *>« -
BEAVERTON DEFEATS
"«"•> TUALATIN BALL TEAM
(ilUX'ERS ASSOCIA­
TIONS OPPOSE TAX
Renewed opposition to oleomar.
is not
that very depreciation of "
Beaverton defeated Tualatin here
Karine taxation has juat been vohed
“ the dollar', this so-called
infla i Mr. and Mre. Walter Melsrr of Sunday, 19 to 6 , to wind up the
by Ixith the National Association of
turn, just what you have wanted? Six Corners were callers
at the schedule
Home Kuna were made
Ktitall lirocer», and the Portland
Now. take the proposed new char- Keview office Tuesday.
by Frank Buru. liuaaell tlraiit, and
Grocers and Mnvhnnts' Association
ter for Beaverton. Coodi.ess knows
Mr. and Mrs Mike Pienovi re- I
*m
Announcement lo this effect was
K II E
» e »’ ••'1 • » • » charter.
Certain i turned Monday from a week's visit
. '
'
the Ore­
19 23 2 marie pu die this week
people have been advocating the wilh r#utivea in California.
u .V T ..........................
League The
6 14 10 gon Anti-Food Tax
adoption of a new fundamental do-
,,
, „
, „ ,
,1
•••................
two associations, representing sev.
rument for Beaverton for a number
Mr *nii Mr* ®* U *<>J i Batteries:
Iwverett, (.rant, and AI-
in Oregon,
of year« Last summer a little was Samue'*
* n»«tered «round
the lyn; (KHxiiiig.
H. Keber. and r. erst thousand grocers
as well as hundreds of thousands
Kelwr.
done, not
perhaps
so much as ^**
*'Oop Sunday,
in the country a» a
/Plie Beaverton team la planning of grocers
should have been, but a start was Mrs. Gillingham, a former rest
whole, are opposing Ihe oleomar­
dent of Beaverton’. U vi.it,ng lhl, I on playi.ig wnie post-season gam ...
made
There is one now written. It has week at the home of Mr and Mrs. Ì . Aluha defeated Cornelius, 1
o garine tax on the ground that it
6 , at Aloha,
Sunday
to win Die ia unfair
to the
consumer and
many good points. It certainly is Cleo. Ware-
. Sunset ixvtgiie second half cham- merchant alike.
specific in a
number of
places.
Mrs S. B. Lawrence entertained pumship Aloha and Tualatin, first-
The attitude of Ihe Portland as­
There are others where it is not
Mra. V. A. Wood anti Mrs Forest J half winner, will play a three game sociation Is expressed
in the fol-
quite so specific.
Howard and daughter Louise with series for the circuit pennant,
lowing words by U J. McPherson,
For instance, it would adopt the
a garden luncheon Friday.
j The score ia:
R It E secretary;
boundaries o f the city as previous­
Kenneth Denney, Adam Detlaan. Aloha ...............................
10 112 7
“ Our association feels that this
ly defined. But one o f the strong
Carl Hanson, 1 “ rnelius...............................
& 10 f> proposed lax, which would impose
objections of the former charter is and son Pnul, and
that the city boundaries were al­ went fishing on Patton Creek. Sat- j lotteries: Ck.yes and Saindon; Van a serious hardship upon Ihe poor,
un lay. am| brought home a good
J*"*-"* a"»! E innegan.
and at the same lime would work
together too vague.
an injustice upon the grucera of
There ia the matter o f bonding t'» Urh o i
Vk’ill I
IIL'
the State, should
be defeated at
the city. It would seem that under
Mrs. CHcar Effenbergvr retur.ed
« IL L
the title of "Public uUlity cart if - t to her home in Tillamook Friday!
HELD
A t
I I U l i E l v the polls on July 21, and we ex-
pacl io do alt we can to that end.
icate,
the Council could issue an after a week's visit with her par-
unlimited quantity at its pleasure rnta. Mr. and Mps L. D Sheilen- I A
big smoker
will lie held
at W* fr* 1' f ur‘ h»r, since the people
We know that the present incuni- berger
! Huber hall at eight „ clock Thurs-
O f* ««" have voted down aiml-
bents would not issue them, but
u . ...
,
.
. day evening. July
20, sponsored hsr oleomargarine legislation
on
what of future Councils, would they
, Ko*^rt J 1 “ "»ton of P ortlan d ^ tj,e jjutar Commercial Club. lhr** Jil?»Tent oocaaiona, that fur
be so considerate ?
T Z " T l
r 1“
Wu k
TlV The fatie entertainment will
be ‘ her atU a.p l. toward d.^inn n atory
itinjf with his daughter, Mrs A
by miml#Ur wrestlers and u * 0,1 lhli prvdikt should stop
Five
hundred dollars
for
b. r ii ns ton and aivom named her to • i M
,
emergency fund for which no ac- i lh„
Grange meeting on U>i C " "
1 fo<*«nun,ty
|
• ■ "«» to "«rt the Ume to
count la required seems too far to 1 Saturday
prairiling has been going on for ; increase Ihe cost of llvtng and the
go when $4,116.00 represents the to. ■ "
1
» month or so at
the clubhouse 1 cost o f doing business by enacting
” r-
‘ *"
......... Boswell,
"
“ Mr. Monday and Thursday evenings un- class lugtslatlon
We are In sym
tal tax raised
last year
for all 1 ^
^
der experienced Instruction. Equip- pathy with the
ambitions of the
purposes excluding the sinking fund *ml Mr*' **•
w »hb. «nd Mr.
such
as dairy
intereaU to _______
better ______
their ac.
and interest on bonds voted by the *n^ . Mrv L
L. Myers and their ment has i>een secured.
. ____________
__
people.
families enjoyed a picnic at Avalon good mat. punching dummy, and cnomir position,
but our inveati-
Another item which seems a lit- * * r^ Sunday.
| boxing gloves
gallon of this issue has convinced
tie extravagant is a little matter
Miss
Irene Hansen,
who
is in fTh» purpose of the entertain-
ua that these interests would n..l
of $5,000 for advertising
purpose.v trainin*
at the Good
Samaritan m,,nl to to provide a means for the benefit, but that the people would
which is larger than the whole as- Hospital, is spending her vacation l1*^Pto
th* surrounding commurv ^ suffer
sessnient for
carrying on the city's at the home of her mother,
Mrs.
'toes to get together, enjoy tnem-
•elves, and become acquainted, and
business.
: Carrie Hansen
AQUATIC (¡ARDEN IS
to seek out the««
who are inter
There is no personal element in
M isa Charlotte Kellington
and
BUILT BY STUDENTS
the*® criticisms.
We ___
are _____ merely
m„"h7r.
¿S T M
W
T i t i r i t é
klWd
• ItW a u fln i»
ik e l
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i
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suggesting that Beaverton residents wood, visited at the home of their
An aquatic
garden,
70 by '*0
A splendid card ia being formu­
make themselves familiar with the , »on and brother, H R Kellington
lated for that date, and the oppor­ feet, has been constructed on the
proposed new charter by reading Monday evening
campus of the Southern Oregon
it. It ia proposed for your law. If
„
.
. . .
.
. . „ tunity to see local boys in action
Normal
School at Ashland.
and
it ia a good law. let', adopt it. If
picking ■. on in full will be given.
An Invitation is extended to all within two years la expected lo
the good points outnumber the bad.
,hl*
»* Hie
L R
All those interested in contain hundreds of native and Im­
by all mean, »dort it. But if it John* °n fn,it •*“ * <to»ry ranch lo- to attend.
is not such a law
as you want. c“ t,d ° *
Farmington Romi. boxing or wrestling should put in ported pknta. It was constructed
an appearance on trainiiv nights entirely by students, who did most
Just west of town.
then vote against it.
for work and matching.
of the work during a "campus day.'*
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Tefft and
Mr.
Johnson o f
Huber, well Elowers and plants have been do-
.laughters
Heien
and
Thelma,
Mr
|
IiEBEKAHS
HAVE
known w rotler, is instructor and nated, a»d the garden Is soon ex­
•nd Mrs. C. K Allen. Mrs. K. W
pected to be one o f the shinv
JOINT INSTALLATION
U
p " - h“ <*“ •• »' " - » • «
place* o f Southern Oregon
_
,
—
nicked at Roamwr's Reat on Tuss.
, u„
..
.
Tuesday evening, Tigardville Re. day
-’ ’F and Mrs. r W
Livermore
Elasex Marsh smashed his hand
bekah lAjdge held Joint installation
w
I ■m' daughter Lois, and Mr and
with Ruby Rebekah lodge of Scholls
Mr' mnd ” r* **' G- We^ ’ ••»«1 Mrs. Floyd Tefft spent Sunday at in an automobile fan beh Fivlay.
in the Tigard hall Mamie Erick *°n* Ronmld ,n<1 Lyman came down Jewel, where the men put in their
son. District Deputy ¡»resident was
, th*'r
hom* Bt Cornelius, | time fillin g
the installing officer, assisted by ^ “ T ^ y evening, to attend
the
( heater White
Hoar for service.
Ellen Zweiner as Marshall
regular business meeting at the Con-
A S Funston, old Canyon road.
Beaverton Rebek­
The rhtard officer, are:
Roaa ‘fr*«ml,onal church.
BR 4920 _________________c-33-36
ah
Lodge
N o.
Tigard, Noble Grand; Alvina Place, ! Mrs
James Wilmot. Mrs- Ruby
24R meet«
fin i
Vice Grand; Amelia Zweiner, Sec- Boyd, Mrs. Robert Broun. Mias Let-
and third
T ues­
Boyd's Variety Store
retary; Hannah Christensen. Treas- »¡e McKay and MJss Flora Robin-
day evening*
at
urer; Carrie Hansen. Warden; Ida * 0 » were luncheon guests o f Mrs.
!in.*,*n
• LOTH C a p s
49*-$ i .19
7:3 0 !>. M. in in*
Hite, Conductor;
Mamie Downing.; John McKemen
at
her home in I.O.O.F. Hall. Mre. Sarah Cham­
New Hummer Voile Dresses
Chaplain; Derle Perkina. Musician; Portland on Thursday of last week berlain. secretary, and Mrs. llaxrl
All Kinds Picnic Supplies
Hilma Gaarde, R A N G .; Ruth An-
Mr . . . . .
„
' Miller. N. G.
p-tf
derson. L SJf.G.; Georgia Holm«,.
^ “ / * W* 'U ,r . n “I ru of
Heavertone Own Store
R S .V .G .; F.milie Peckham. L.S V. I ^
' l '
.
P
G.; Berth. Bierly, Inaide Guanhan;
to' *
1‘Ujr> ^ ,i l
Jailer (¡ets Jolt
Cora Metzentine, OuUide Guardian.
* , ir,' nd*'. Mrj »torn, was for-
KAMBERHER’S
Other lodge, who were guesU ‘ mer,y. »uP*r'n«*"d«n‘ “ f the S. P.
n>K
Bang! Crash!
included
Wilsonvfile,
Beavert<*i, c*r, ““ “ P* wh,ch w,>re loc“ ted here
Soft Drinks
Hillsboro, and Rose City o f Port- * few >'e ,r * **°
Earthquake — prison
rocks — cell
Ir» ( 'reams
land.
Mr. and Mrs
IHck Scareton of door* *w'ng open— chains on pria
and
The hall was very
attractively ’ San Diego, and Mr and Mr». Ed- oner»' arms drop loose—jailer *-
Lusxrh Goods
decorated with pink rambler roses 1 ward Rupp and aoeia of San Fran- wakens— sees doors open—supposes
ond sweet peas.
cisco arrived at the home o f Mr. prisoners
gone—draws sword
to
Wanted and For Sale
kill himself.
I n r - at v p n r o
? and Mn,> H J' Wr,*ht'
Sr • on
Hear Paul. Apostle, shout—
L O O /A L NEWS
I Monday to make a week's
visit.
“ Do thyself no harm. We are all
B
--------------- — — ------------- 9) | Mrs. Scanton and Mrs. Rupp are
I will accept Washington County
Mrs. M. C. McKerchcr entertained daughters of Mr and Mr*. Wright. here.”
Scrip both for «lew and renewal
Jack Young at luncheon on Friday.
Jailer calls for a light; springs subscription.— F. M. Smith, Oregon­
in; come* trembling;
falls down ian A gent Phone Beaverton 7301
WHERE TO C.O
Harold Godfrey spent last week
before Pauj and Silas, with. “ What
adv. c 22 <f.
visiting at the home o f hi* cousin
(There wiH be a benefit
enter- niuat I do to 1» saved?''
at Deer Island.
,
, tainment sponsored by the Beaver-
Tee. Mr. Jailer, the eternal God For Sale— Beet.
One-half
mile
mMy
• " ‘i __ n .. 'm i.if/ii! I to » Community Charities. Saturday who can toss prisons, open doors,
north o f Texaco Service Station-
family picnicked on the Tualatin evening, July 15, 1933. at the high Mnock off chains, hold bark pris-
James Mestili.
adv p-'ll
river on Sunday.
achool gym. A delightful program, oner*—the eternal God has smashed
Vjr? Eunice Murray o f Portland including Journal Juniors, will be into your little world and you fin«' For Sale— Pie cherries at Welch's,
¡yourself not fit. And Paul's next
visited at the R- B. Denney home given, followed by dancing
on the Walker Road, 1 mile north
on Friday evening.
words to you are God’s words to
o f Beaverton.______________ advp32
every loat and seeking soul, "Be-
Rev. Geo. W Springer returned
lieve (lay hold on) the Lord Jesus
MICKIE SAYS—
Plenty o/ Kale plant«. 40 cant.«
Sunday from a business trip which
Christ, and thou »halt be saved ' ______
a 1000. W. W . Jaquith, near Scholls.
took him to Southern Oregon.
*
Jailer made the great dacUion. f * one Sc hoi U 11440
adv c31tf
Russell Spencer, »on o f Mr. and
1USMS LOTT O f PtSASAUT
for the Word add* that ho laid ---------
Mrs, L. F. Spencer, had the mis­
MOMSLTV IU T W « WORK,BUT
hold on Jaiiua Christ, and rejoiced. For Sale-^Iarge red currant«, $1.00
fortune to break his arm about ten
-ru' OOMPuMrur we usar
And you?
a crate, or $.60 if you pick them
days ago.
O F T O JE S r '*4 BUJOV M OST I«,
Old Time
Religion. Beaverton,
yourself. Elmer Scott. Slocy Avr
"we
aou
tovn
keop noose
On.
adv
Gene Brown left Tuesday for a
Aloha.
adv c-32
wrtuovrr vouR paper ' •
two-weeks' vacation at Camp Meri­
wether Boy Scout camp near Tilla­
mook.
RBPORrr o f (XINDfTION
Mr. and Mr». H. R. Kellington
Of the Lank
of Beaverton, at Beaiverton, County of Washington.
íJcf«-
Oregon, at close of business, June 30, 1933.
and daughter Joyce drove to Wood-
burn Sunday with relatives from
Resources
„
lO T m r
Portland.
Loans and discounts .....................................................................
$281,366.06
I
X H
Bonds, securities, etc........................................................................
99,128.67
Mis* Dorothy Baldwin returned
Banking house, $19,240 00, furniture and fixtures, $7,280 00
26,520 00
home last week from an extended
Real estate owned other than bank ing house ............................
7,678.50
visit with relatives and friends in
Cash,
due
from
banks
and
cash
items
.................................
6,892.61
Portland.
Unrestricted cash and
due from banks ................................
16,844.44
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Asbahr and
Total ......................................................................................... $437.430.07
son Allen o f Portland were Sunday
Liabilities
Capital stock paid in ................................................................. $ 25,000.00
guests at the home o f Mr. and
Mrs. R. B. Denney.
Surplus , , , , , .............. ....................... .............................. ..............
$ 26,000.00
Undivided profit»— net ..................................................................
8,084 91
•Vto*. Vena Boswell of Ontario,
Reserves .............................................................................................
307.83
Ore., arrived Monday for an inde­
Demand
deposits
............................................................................
109,604
81
finite visit with her son W. H.
Time certificates .............. .................................................
160,604.66
Boswell and family.
Savings deposits ............................................................................
64,433.37
Jack Young returned to Portland
j Bills payable and rediscounts ...................................................
37, 650.06
Saturday evening, with Mr. and
UNRFjirrRiirrrED d e p o s i t s
..................................................
36 , 844.44
Mr*. Copeland, after a several day»
Total ............................................................................................... $467,430.07
visit at the R. B. Denney home.
;
| State of Oregon, County of Washington, ss:
I, F. W. Livermore. Jr., cashier of the above-named bank,
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Cady and
1 do solemnly swear that the above statement la true to the bent of
J,w L
! BEER ON d r a u g h t
my knowledge and belief-
P. W. Livermore. Jr.
Cashier
gether on the Clackamas Sunday
a n d I 0 < (ilaSK PS
Correct—
Attest:
Doy
Gray,
A.
M.
Kennedy,
T
B.
iDenney,
Director».
Mr. and Mr,. Andy Timmer and
Express O ffice-S ta g * Depot
Mia, Maxine Hanacombe drove to Western Vnion
Phone 10606 1 Subscribed and sworn to before me this 13th day of July, 1933
W . E. Pegg. Notary Public for Oregon,
Oregoi. City, Sunday.
Mias Han-
GREYHOUND COFFEE SHOP
[SE A L ]
My commission expires July 21, 1936
»combe went as far as Gladstone 1 Roesl Building
Beaverton, Oregon
rtSüuA