FRSDAY, AUOU8T J. 1940
TUB
BEAVUKTON
SPECIAL STRAIN OF
VETCH DISCUSSED
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Willamette, vetch, a special
strain
of
common vetci^, has
passed the baby stage lu Wash
Mayor McCloskey. his wife,
ington county sted crop« and
and three children urv vacation-
bus become a lusty youngster,
•mg on Mt. Hood.
says County Agent W, F. Cy
rus. This vetch is a selection
t-tUk*. Van Kleek broke neck
made several years ago by the
vertebra when he fell from a
IT. S. Department of Agriculture
load of straw Thursday.
and was grown at the expeiT
iueut alatiou tor u number ot
Mr*. Neta Daly returned to
years. It Is somewhat more win
work Friday after hating been
ter Ibaniy than common, aud Is
absent on account o f illness.
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especially resistant to both di
Mr«. Helen Fisher ind Miss
sease and unfavorable growing
Lou Coiner spent Tuesday visit
conditions in the South. Grown
ing friends at Longview, Wash.
for the first time In Washington
county on ten acies lu 1937, tin-
A seven ipound son was born
acreage has steadily increased
to Mr. and Mrs .Harold Lehman
Tuesday at tne Good Sumaritau Deanna Durbin, lovely young Uni until In 1940 there was a total
of
approximately
150
acres,
hospital.
versal player, ta a real milk fan
grown by 9 growers. llhere Is
Mr. and Mrs. F. Mills and
additional acreage In Yamhill
family have moved Into the Venn
and Polk ccainties.
G U N G A L ”
home on Seventh street east of |
Deports from experiment sta
Lombard.
tions in the South and from o-
thers in the same area mteres-
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Kaupillx
k,
ted
lu leguminous cover crops
tnee Jean M ien) have moved
•are consistently euthusiaslc a-
from Portland to a new homo
t*out this new strain o f vetch.
near Aloha.
Decent
reports from Alahamu
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Venn
state that It has given more and
have moved to Poitland where
earlier growth than hairy vetch,
Mr. Venn has charge o f an
anI that it has been more di
apartment house.
sease resistant thau either the
hairy vetch or the Austrian peas.
Dir. C. E. Mason performed an j
When varieties aud strains of
appendectomy for Harry Hanseu j
vetches combine early growtu
Cedar Mills, at Good Samaritau !
with disease resistance in the
hospital Monday.
South they are in popular de
mand as soon us these qualities
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Derg and j
become generally understood
daughter, Dolores, attended the
'Probably the greatest local
concert at Multnomah Stadium
difficulty In growing this crop
featuring Anne Jamison, world
famous soloist.
is that of identifying this par
ticular strain from the old, or-
T . J. BJossick» employed on
| dinary common strain. If this
the Frank Kosmalski tarm on tne
seed market is developed the
Scholls Ferry toad, was quite
identity of this kind must be
badly injured last Friday when
kept. The old common vetch is
a bull kicked him breaking two
unpopular in the South, as It
ribs.
is of almost no value for cover
crop purposes. Since this new
Hugh Lewis was called to
strain looks exactly like the old
Hillsboro a few days the first ot j
it is essential that it be seeded
the week to appear as a wit- I
only on hind that Is relativelj
■ess In a case where the defen- |
dant was charged with forging
Pretty Tlono Price, one o f t h o . f1-«“«1 ot volunteer vetch. Such
checks.
Fair's Golden Forties Girls,
takes land is rather scarce In Wash-
two rare firearms relics and "goes lngton county and in most of
Mrs. Austin Sims, a sister-in Western In a big way on Treas-
the Willamette valley.
Natur-
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law of Dan Shaw's is reported ure Island in San Francisco Hay.
The
guns
are
from
the
*10,000
a
ts
Pro<^
u<'tion
has
to
quite ill in Portland where she
Krobel collection now on display,
followed rather carefully with
is having several X-rays taken
---------------------- some kind of a certification pro-
to determine the nature of her
gram That has been done to
trouble.
date.
KNVIKW
HARVEST QUEEN
CON TOST OPEN
With more than $27’& in prizes
offered in the Harvest Queen
contest for the Washington Couu-
ty Fall August 39. 3t>, and 31.
only two communities so far
are represented in this Itmturo
of the county celebration. Funds
raised through this coots-t art-
used to defray the expenses of
the fair.
First candidate lu the race
was Myrucn Dummy, sponsored
by the Aloha Granite, while th-i
second contestant Is Itotnia Flet
cher of Fdrest Grave, promoted FOR SALK: MILLWOOD AND
Saw Duet. Wilson Fuel Yard,
toy the Future Farmers of Fbr-
at their new locati««» un Lom
est Grove High School.
bard Urtiw cen 1) rood way and
Districts unrepresented
are
First Inaortlon, per word. , ,3c
UcrUha-Ueiiv-ertgMi Rood. Pitone
Sherwood.
Tigard.
Beaverton.
Each additional, per word lc
llcaverton
4902
aiiv.
c23tf
Scholls, I-aurel. Gaston, llankt.
(Minimum charge 35c)
Timber, Dixie Mouittaln. Helvetia
and North Plains.
Count each word to be printed
FOK RKYT— J or 3 room apart.
Five girls can win. while the
Doubl« charge lor all blind ads
ment. Phone 9415 or Inquire
queen s sponsoring organization
at The Review o tfw .
31)o Review assumes no T
will be awarded $50 In cnah,
naoclul reepoueibUity for er
and the- first princess's spousoi
rors which may appear In ad*
CAKPF.VI’FU WORK
will receive 935. The queen will
vertiaomonts In iu column»,
Alterations or repalrlug
receive her gown and a $75 dtu
but In eases where the paper
If
It’s
new
building.
moud and the fiist princess will
is at Liult will rrprlul thiU
•LFrr FRANK DO IT !"
he awarded a 17 Jewel Elgin
port o f the ad In which tip-
F.
U'ou.
R.
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Bx
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Beaverton
wrist watrb.
error uppeared.
Bach of the three remaining
An additional charge of l*c
girls In the court will receive
HIK SAI.F I Nice early apples
will be mads when wont at)«
her gown, while the third prize
3 cents u pound. IT pick Koii-
are charged and billing is
will be u wrist watch of popular
bea F. Ili il Ups. Highland Ave.
made I he first of the inol
muke. Prizes In proportion will
Box 652 Rt t Beaverton p3l
be awarded to the remaining
CAIJ.
PHONE _
WRITE
two girls.
Telephone 9416
Tile contest now open, closes
FOK SAI.$it Canned fru it Em
August 28 at 8 p in. at which
pty jars. Rurgaius. Medlll's,
time a committee will audit the
One
half mile north of Cedar
contest slid announce the win
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ners at a dinner to be held In
X V y G R A Y
Htllsboio
The coronation ccre-
NOtARY PUBLIC •
tn« ny will be Thursday night In 10c A DAY l»uys a Singer sew
ing
machine,
R
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Staple«,
the
auditorium at
the Fair
1 Met r tini tor1. 228 K Baseline, Insurance
Grounds when the qilt-rn will
Notary . Real Fatato
Hillsboro.
par.
receive her crown as pa<t of
the harvest pageant to he stage-1
hy the Washington county Uiuu FOB *41,K—'2'* Ford coupe. In
ges.
good coiMlItlon with new but
Beaverton Barber Shop
tery, priced rensoitiiihle. R. I,
Construction of a new. mod
l*ox 789. Beaverton. Mr. Sprin
ern daity brim to house
150
C. J. .HTFYFMH, Prop.
ger.
,
adv. 35p
hood o f Diestock, and repair*
and alterations to other building*
*sli«fsrllon Guaranteed
costing $6500, have modernized MIR *41.Ft G un range, wood
the fair to a point where It com
circulator, dining
set,
fruit
petes with any other county fair
Jars, and other irtlclcs. Priced
of the state.
low. Inquire City Hull p3.ri
As a result of this piogram.
Phone 5105 For
larger and more . varied exhi
bits are expected this year. To
INSURANCE
balance the program of exhibits,
KF4L FHTATK H
i ov>>'
Another
vetch
that
is
being
A meeting was held at Gable
a big program of enterixlnmeii»
Jelly Making Maxims
W
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PEGG
Beaverton Finance Co. i
harvested flirts year for the 1st is being worked out to add vari
School last night In the Inter
•by Alice Blake_______
j Ro««l Bull-ling
Deuverloail
time in any appreciable volume ety.
est of organizing a community
1 M IF K T 4 KFK Jt FM IM M fFh
NCE upon a time rhubarb was is that of Alba vetch. This is
church at West Slope. Miss Work
Bxtru seats have been con
known
as “ pie 11 ¿ plant.”
Today
a white flowered strain of com- {
was presented the plans for this
/si, 1 rt nlm Ant
a l.ll.. _
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Grange llldg.. Beaverton
e could almost call it jelly-plant
mon vetch which is easily lden- structed foi 1000 more visitors,
project.
and these, with the old seat«
th in g s to*°ba ,in<?d a,' a ea!*ll> «H*Ungui.|»d used a year ago. will be divided . «
A. A . THIBODO
Lois Ann Selby came down
m ade o f rhu- when >n bloom from other vur- between the auditorium and the
from the Columbia Gorge hotel
'
rial*
barb, this is one ieties and strains. —
Early
Formerly with Meier A Fraui^
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open air theatre. T ie theatre
to spend the weekend with he;
o f t h e v e r y in the South indicate that
it
Has opened a
I
was a popular feature introduced
parents. She expects to have em
best:
possesses most of the qualities
OW L CAR DINER
last
year.
ployment at the Gorge for the
Ripe Rhubarb
the willamete strain has
(Formerly The nrown Mug)
RADIO
rest of the summer.
el1^
shown. IJke the Willamette, to
PHONOGRAPH
W ill. Campbell, Mrs. II. M.
i n u n s for r u n
Mrs. Charles Sobunnan and
L S £ ,p /« ,« i
lhe i * uUT
, lT h:‘ " r Barnes hrother-lu-F w underwee-
Electric
Appliance
| HF>< li FKIF.S
daughters Jean and Barbara left
3Vi cups Juice
? at he *• *#ttlnK ,h‘- hard> V!,r- an operation at Good Samaritan
7V4
caps
sugar
1
iety
and
not
‘
'onimtm
vetch,
we
Thursday with Rudolph Odne, of
SERVICE SHOP
1 bottle fruit pectin
] wW need to produce Lids un- hospital Monday.
Vancouver Wash., for an ex
Telephone
Csnye-I Road. Beaverton
To prepare Juice, cut about 3
der a raUu' r rigid system of
tended visit with relatives in
Atwnter 5089
Tigard 35
15 Mit<J*.es from Portland
pounds of fully ripe red-stalked certification, says agent Cyrus
North Dakota. They plan to stop
Fine Shoe Repairing
rhubarb into 1-inch pieces and put The Alba should be planted on
at Yellowstone Park on the way.
through food chopper.
Place fruit ground that is free of voluu
Mrs. Van Brown left Wed- i " .
SHOE SHOP
teer vetch, or at least 1* nw R O W E’S
nesday after a visit with friends
J®lc* free as possible, and If a c on-
and relatives here. She will visit ,DW) ,ar*e “ nce^ D and mix
Across From Telephone Office
the Berk Strowgers in Redwood
Bri" « to • »»oil over hottest Are Bid" rable t _V
v° k,,n‘ e<'jr‘ n'C '*
liemerton
Oregon
! ! ,. CaHf
L fo r e going o n ^ o
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once add bottled fruit pectin, ted th“ A,ha * oald not » -
City, Calir., before going on to
stirring constantly. Then bring to ded
there
join her husband who Is in New * fuU rolling boil and boll h
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Orleans. Dr. Brown is an as- • % minute.
Carl Johnson who lives near
sistant professor in Tulane Uni-
Remove from Are. skim, pour
Cresent
Grove is quite 111 with
versity.
luickly Paraffin hot Jelly at once
an Infected knee. He cut the O u t o f i o r « 8 ? H a rm fu l b ^ rt^ rl* In » r r u m u -
Harry I>og&n of Son Jose, C a l,
joint about ten days ago, and lat»d w aat* m a tte r in y o u r co lo n m »y b «
r you »n d c a t n in r dUtr«M»*ln|
was in town calling on friends
thought It would not amount to poinonim
hvwdffifhr* nnd « H n in e n T r y D K A K ItO K h
euid relatives Monday. Mr. Lo
much tout infection set in and l C * b l P r l o d o r l f i a G a rlic T « h lr t * . ( ’ nine il
l r K L l J n-l » r t a F R E E trial
gan was returning fiom Detroit
now he is said to be in a crltl-
with a new. ear. He formerly
oal condition.
D E A N ’S DRUG STORE
lived iu the house at Front St., I------By
By Frances L ee Barton-
and Erickson avenue, and is re
HEN our forebears coined.
membered as former mayor Ot
tbose old sews, "the more
the merrier" and "you can't have
to Erickson's brotber-in law.
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too much of a
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NOW
*11*4 good thing,” they
HE SAYS HE IS
must have been
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referring to a
MUCH TROUBLED
cooky
tin
Shock Absorber Service Station
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We
The Office Louse says he is
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Have The Tools and a Geneaous Supply o f Supplies
overflowing! But
If our grand
much troubled because he and 1
For Repairing Any Delco SHOCK ABSORBER
mothers and our
one of his neighbors do not gel
great aunts had
along together. Says he:
OR fait, good-looking shaves at s
k n o w n about
worthwhile saving . . . the new
“ I have a neighbor with whom ;hat modern invention, ice-box
Thin Gillette it the blade for you.
I wish to ‘be friends. He alst :ookies, they surely would have
Selling at only 10c for 4 . . . this blade
says be wants to get along with burst out with “ there’s never a
BEAVERTON
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has super-keen edges o f a radically
me and we agree that we must j[ood *)at' t*lere might be a better.” I
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An ice bos cooky glorified with the
improved kind. And it’s made o f easy-
get a ng
I ac illy together. ?0odness of coconut Is a supreme
flexing steel hard enough to cut glass
doing everything possible to fur- .riumph in this type of cooky,
That’s why it shave* tender skin
ther mutual understanding and
Coconut Ice Box Cookies
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friendship, in order to show my
4 cups sifted cake flour; 3 tea-
or burn . . . out-performs
good intentions and friendship I ipoons double-acting baking pow-
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and outlasts ordinary
Smild a barbed-wire fence be- lor; % teaspoon salt; 1>4 cups j
blades two to one! Buy
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dealer today and enjoy
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real shaving com fort.
me o f his friendship, puts a fe-
Sift flour once, measure, add bak. j y*
i*m — E d it o r ia l i A rr T i m e l y a n d In « t r u c t iv e a n d It» D a i l y
rooious dog In his back yard, ng powder and salt, and sift agar.t. j g
Iw F c a
Feature», T o g e t h e r w ith the W e . k l y M a g a z i n e S e c t io n , M a k e
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I then put bullet proof glass '•r. -omblne butter, sugar, and egt •,
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and start to wear tsro six-gun*
in my belt. The other day I
saw
him
moving considerable
supplies of poison gas and hand
glenades into his house. Now I
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have a machine gun mounted in
my front yard and for the lif*>
o f me I can't see w hy we don’*
get along together better.”
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addition. Divide dough in four
parte. Place on waxed paper and
, shape into rolls, 1V4 inches in.
^ m e te r ; roll each in waxed1 p.pwu
Chill overnight, or until firrj
enough to slice. Cut in *,4 in<h
slices; bake on ungreased hairing
[ ihect in hot oven (400* F.) 5 to 7
.n.nuty. Makes 12 dozen cook!« j.
T h e C h r m m n S c ie n c e P u b l i s h i n g S o c ie t y
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