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The Beaverton Review Average Farmer $197 Loaer Under Roosevelt Top In Ami Hr* I » Hum* *m r Tim pm«iiru Club I» li.ukiiig lip. With, pri'Hiiinably, buttery fir* iiml J.liy ilngurs, Kay llM p - M ilia r i ( w lio I h i i i .I h ' i * I lil'lü fllK hoin* »•« join nuriMim to Joui a and a' Iowa Htatcl wires: l'o DoruUiy A im » C u l t i, Fr«». Fnprnra Club o f Am arli», |^»|- ll»n M on n«, Foreign A ni Gus», itilor, 27o Broadway. N. y, IK NHW YORK CITY MAH MOHK POIVXiltN S T A N I« THAN AMJBH IOWAY PLKAK WIRD IX»- CATIONH 1*01* POUND TV.O IN NKAA YOKK AND KIVK IN A M I » POI* WllfJN YOU COMK HACK TO TDK COl'NTKY IJTI'H MAVK A lOINOKN CATINI I < ONTK8T J*OI* I WAH FORM- KKliY CHAMI’ ION OK TDK MtDDl.K WMBT HUT IIAVNNT CUI NVHRIl WITH IMIK ACHT HAI.IAN CHAMPION IHI kii .-ili Kay Goeiiplngcr Dlr- rm or of Research for I ax «lion of popcorn. Stami« tu Principal • I Hr» of llir Unit« it H alee. And we uir mighty .(•ruoud »uh. (Texes im ii - i »!) ti> wrlcoi)'* to our kuerrd ronfliir» none other Ilian Mury I ilorbrr of fla.tlr < reek. Mlclilauu, who tool’ time off from p miring all bruit into muffin» to inukr wri leu npplt- C«t i ll ^ l mriutH-rn >lp Mr/ t#i* W orld » lAggeM. und b n t pop- corn m * iiki 'I i »1 ■ (^tum!«’ » on the Public H<|iinre com er In Kuln mazou, tha\ It Imu »hlny nickel ull over M and 1.•• »k - Juat like a (In engine. Never mind the Dal mu tun», Mury. bow iloiu the |uip corn U »lt* Oilcaj!'» Tb. R 'm .evdt admln- Dlruliou p jid (he average farmer ♦ 176 In bent lit check» while load ing an Increuae of $373 in national debt upon him up to June 30. 1930, »ay« u »taternent by the farm dl- our own. Ami they cull vi»ion of the ftepubllcan National Modani CHy. O, pout, ut committee here. 1 mu nurd tu »ay "Government appropriation* for j the four year period, beginning Tula carro, uml <lau* pie bleu March 4, 1933. ' «ays the statement, »a nw I ihi I from Julia lo o "greatly exceed the value of all farm* In the United State» They M ilabl (Perrlu lllndlry i*ufe way California! Fran- amounted to ♦37.499.970,000. The ceu llrrrlck, food aulite for a value of rural real citale and build lot more iieoplr Hum ynii cau ing in 193!» wr» ♦32.836 484.000.” » ‘ lake a litri mlanon at, Impale» melon cub#« on colored to«Ati- piek» and offer« 'hem to lucky «uè» » with cocktail» uml wc o f fer for your delectation our fay orile rnadubJe »Ian. pcraoiially plucked from u Pennsylvania highway: "W * don't »ell beer on | Humlay und D— Utile any ottirr •lay." ♦ ), M). C«rrot» In I’le If Junior wont eut hi» carrot» a« a vcgetahlv you cun sneak them over on him In pie com hliied wvtli one of bin favorite It ult«, luacloiiN d-itea! Carrot Date Pie: Wuaii, «crap* and in 4 medium sized carrot« cook utnJl tinder In boiling wa ler to cover. Drain und force through sieve unit g I Vi cup« of pulp. Scald t cup milk und % i up creiim; beat 2 egg«; ud>! 1‘ic milk grgdually, 3l.cu 2/3 tup of blown «ugar, I (<u spoon ringer, I teaapo\n «'trunnion and 4 tea »pooli ulDpIce I mixed together). Add 4 tea»|MHin »alt ali-l I cup <la ••». okiiiii-d, pitied und xltced. Mix all and |pour Into tin* aked pantry »hell. IlnUe In hot oven, 450* K. 10 minute«, then reduce to moderate oven, 350*K. and hake 30 minu:«*» longer or until a knife tn«er e<l in Ihe center come« out clean. OMAHA. N e b — Neither Demo cratic nor for the best interest of the country” arc "certain Admini stration measures and some doc trines." declared United States Sen ator Edward R. Burke (above). He promptly resigned as Democratic national committeeman from Ne braska. An . Hr li Utility Mrla.an, who «lied»' lie* oil the J iik I and un Transformed le ft-O ie r * yur'b »like in Ntw Orham I I» I a* ft over «leak. tomntoe* made a charter memhrr hy h*r gieen pepiier«, carrot» and eve i <i(htii»»ion fia t popcorn I« her iNt*tcd bread may lie utilized favori e fruit, and »end« word to form very tasteful and lieal ntwut a new wooden popcorn »el 'hy i/iuhe». A little «alt. linear coiikistlng of a hi« bowl and and iiepper for seasoning t'!:e a gadget holding six big «coop« «ugar to blend lie other ic a - teverybody for hltn»elf atufT — woiilng« and t'.iere you are wftn »ciM'p and crunch). (Dear Hint», novel, economical dl»he*. lor Xmait. Pirnue» lUrrielniut KDuL And all about the tùli” D-. Slice lefr over «teak nu l ar • Car er’g Golden D i*covny pop- corner up and cloned II» door» range In a baking dl»h. O f top right in our teeth. It wnk either piare »llced onion«. 1 cup cooked a trek to Coney Dland or ar- tonmloe». «-hopped green pi pper <. pi a «uba ùnte, »o we cm out m l a lit le parsley. Add 4 tea- Ihr »killet und lid Mid in.pped *po.ni «¡it:, 4 iea»|M».iii fugai Right Out O f The A ir ---- ly « r SERVICI Peter Van 8teedcn. busy “Town Hall Tonight* inaeslio, la already booked lor sixt-eo fall and winter college proms within commuting list ance from New York. Many of the co .ges' en tertainment com- mllteca .ave re- quested him to In clude in the pro gram a solo on the nosrphone - Instrument of an instrument oi ms own tnvenUon that Van Stcedcn I once played for a 1 gag. on the ama teur portion o I Pile» th f Town Hal' Van Sterdrn Tonight” show - provln t that college students do IlKlcn in! ••• Cnrlton KuDelt. announce! neard with Amos 'n' Andy, got his .lari In show business playing in lent shows— llkt another famous radtolte. Tiro R ;m of Ryan and Noblette—when a youth stUI tn his 'teera. Consumption of Imported Pork In the six months ended June 30. with New Deal "scarcity” and free trade treaties in effect. American families ate 18 million pounds of foreign pork. This is three times the consumption of Imported pork in any of the ten entire years preced ing. uir! : • pper to ta Me. Bake uutll wteak t» t! oroughly bea eri and Ihe flavors blended. 4 arr°t Tip» Cut rooked carrot« in I ubes rtheul in a medium white sauce seasoned wt h salt, pepper and a lit;le sugar. Cut toaslted hiead ir.to rouuds and rings, using a (1„ i ;Khnut cu iter for the lutte*', A) range a ring on each round, nd mi with the creamed <**r- I ids. garnish with imrsley. I, -------- ------------------ B Loan« Add 400 Million to Roosevelt Deficit WASHINGTON - Fresh bor- rowing added 400 iniilton dollars to the deficit of the Roosevelt administration in mid-Septem ber. according to un announce ment by Henry 51‘ >rgctiihnu, Jr., secretary of the treasury. The addition might reach a total of 440 million«, he admitted. The United States deficit on Sept 9, before the new borrow ing, was 414 million 551 thou sand. During President Roose velt's administration the nation al debt increased from 21 billion to more than 33 billions. Canadian Editor Gapes at Roosevelt Squandering ••• Although Rlchara “Sherlock Holmes" Gordon has never appeared In England, his popularity there matches (hat which he enjoys In this country English r a d i o Ian», f a m i l i a l with lit» work via electrical trans- a r e i crip ti«». | rflÄCr ,0 *** the portrayer ol their luvorite fie- tonal sleuth looks like, and he has a standing Invita tion to appenr at the London Pal ladium whenever Richard Gordon li I s broadcasting ! schedule will permit. ' Dorsey, musical direc tor of those Thursday night Music Hall broadcasts, lias taken up pros | pecting as a hobby Jimmy made i friends with one of the desert s "old timers" when the adventurer was on a visit to Hollywood. The old timer caine back with an tnvltatton to visit him tn the desert and now Jimmy has gone out several tlmea, but so far hasn't struck gold. ••• If George Eldredge's forthcom ing starring movies for BJ8 ProduC- tlona play In Holland, the radlo-fllm baritone ts assured of an unusually large audience. Eldredge’s singing was highly popular abroad and had ••• Fioyd Gibbons headed back to the endorsement of the Queen of America aboard the Qerman zep- Holland herself. pelln Hlndenburg late In September, ••• Ed Thorgersen. one of the arriving In time to start hts new most popular announcers of radio n broadcast series for an auto manu few years back, returns to the air facturer on Oct 3. this fall in the Football Revue, a V i n c e n t Lope*, program w h i c h whose music has features Kay Ky- been a radio fea eer's orchestra In ture s i n c e t h e addition to Thor early days, will gersen. When he also be on this w a s c o v e t i n g show, which Is to sports and special be a 8 a t u r d a v events for the net high spot o v e r works Thorgersen CBS At least two b e c a m e known a n d sometime« a s "Thundering" three, guest act- Thorgersen. I n will combine with the Football Re G i b b o n s and vue, which bows Lopez tn the pro over a Columbia gram. Gibbons ts network on Oct now tn Spain cov ering the i evolution and will bring Ed Thorgersen 3, he Interviews some of the na back to the air some of the news tion's moat famous football coaches stories wt lch the war censors won't aiul covers highlights In the day • let out of Spain. Important gomes. •••It's a good thing for Victor ••• Phillips Lord p-obubly get* Young tha* the NBC studios in Hol pestered more by accident and life lywood are close to the flint lots Insurance agents than any other Victor holds down a movie Job as radio sta r-a ll because his "Gann well as his Saturday night chore on Busters " aeries hna come to be re Smith Ballew's Chateau program garded by the underworld as one ol Radio demands almost dally appear the ten greatest menaces to the suc ance at the studios to prepare music and arrangements for a full hour cessful commission of Crimea. program, so Victor’s black head ts a ••• No surprise to graduates of the familiar sight as he dashes from the broadcasting headquarters to the (Jnlverrltv of Florida Is the faultless speech of Stuart Buchnnan. noted movie lot and back again. There's a W ■ t Coast snorts coinmentutor- handy sandwich counter half way In batwaen whero he eatsl j*kkG HtfÙS* H“ 110' B_u* additional land, and 'h e ltnv » ..ere the old field ended and h r------------------------------------ ^ Ihe new hvgun was plainly evi dent. Sample« o f «oil sent In New Land Crow» |tc»t Alfalfa Redmond Alfalfa growing on O H.C. for analy»is afiowec th< m w land was fo.ir.d to he doing new land t<> contain a hip-he* much Mi t er Ihan alfalfa on land percentage o f nitrogen. An at of the same type which had leiupl wa» made to Improve con been in alfalfa Delore when Co. dition» by applying sulfa!« of A fen I ( I n Hagglund vlslled the ammonia at Ibe rate of 15<) f: rni of A L. Houniard a! Ter polin'?* per acre to a »trip of rebonne this summer. The field Hie old land after Ihe first crop had been enlarged by clearing had been removed, but olwerva On Oregon Farms m i» i6 I Ion of 1 tic field tluer weeks Inter allowed no visible <IT«ct. from (he nitrogen fertilizer. Mr. Hagglund reports. Retrlhutlen On top of crops plowed under and pigs killed by order of the gentle man farmer in the White House, an almighty Providence show* its laws are greater than the brain of man, or any one man. The crops art made even smaller. — Trail Riders and Trail Hikers of the Canadian Rockies Again Will Visit Beauty Spots in Mountain Fastnessess Rise of Hidden Taxes Chicago.—Indirect taxes, which are hidden from the average citi zen, furnished about CO per cent of federal revenue* in the fiscal year 1936, as compared with 29 per cent ka 1930 "The best educated American English Is as good as ’.he 1«». educated Brillai)— no better and no w o r : e " - - Prof. A Lloyd ' J*»rres • ' no eternal "Ki. gland (ties friends, no eternal enemies. She Interest*. has only eternal Frazier Hunt. "A bilily to take criticism l i e supreme »I of ch a ra cter." —'Mary Sandali. “ Hurry Up. Mr. Cowboy, ’Give Me My Boots and Saddle,’ “ sing the Trail Riders of the Canadian Rockies who are planning their annual trip on sure-footed mountain horses, starting at Mount Edith Pass, near Banff, Alta., July 31. and ehding at Hillsdale, August 4, during which some of the finest scenery will be viewed and some excellent trout fish ing enjoyed. The society comprises a world-wide membership. Includ ing quite a number of Americans, and has as its president. George Vaux, of Bryn Mawr, Pa., son of a celebrated American scientist. Plans for the affiliated Sky-Line Trail Hike, which follows, make pro vision for one central camp at Lake O’Hara, a lake of such beauty that John Singer Sargent, R. A., devoted ten days to painting it. The Sky- Line Hikers use Shanks’ Mare in stead of a horse. From Lake O'Hara the hikers will make forays of ad venture over the Opabln Pass, along STOMACH DISTRESS SPREADS TO KIDNEYS, LIVER, BOWELS, AND CAUSES SHARP PAINS Maty men and women who reao [ l is m e ili pelate with the fea* I and agony ol rheiimalh' pains Dow » i l l you k n o i ' you suf- |lir*.ik v i n i this seou-gi of •I unkind mean» to it- v’rli m»' uU'htf- larked I. re. slecj Ics- v till pa n: dull half alive days ■ Hie horror of < Ipphd wilh neurllie agony: inflamed, aching muscles and joints every I1h,e of your body rrylrg for re'.:ef and li-iiee; tissu«.- loaded w.th im pure deposits of body poison . • li des; r.ution, you have tried solves. Unimenls, "cu re nils” Dlsillu.'iont discouraged — life ha» lit tic meantrg 'o r you today. I llT \T LAST THERE IS V GENUINE MESSAGE 01 HOPE FOR YOU. 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To hi» astonishment, Kie results were beyond his high«»! expectation» The pain -the agony— were re , llevsd as If by magic. Today SEPTEMBER J. ... J .jsj TORONTO, Can.—Canadan edi tors and readers are noting the spending program o, the Roorevelt administration. The Financial Post of Toronto, a non-partisan publica tion. quotes an article in the Sphere of Washington <a monthly maga zine of fairly broad views, pub lished by Whaley-Eaton) as saying: "He (Roosevelt) is the most ex travagant ruler ever known to re corded history. Not even Solomon, who left the people of his country Impoverished, could hold a candle to him. He has dipped into the stored reserves of the nation—those reserves which were created by sweat and blood of men and wom en—and he has squandered them like a prodigal. "Nor has that contented him. He has ‘dipt into the future fur as human eye can ace' and mortgaged everything in sight. He has raided the integrity of every insurance pol icy in the United States. 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