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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 14, 1928)
[ fled of Gaston, visited Sunday af- I ternoon at the C. W . Struthers The following people have writ i home. ten to the Land Settlement Depart MORTICIAN ment asking for information on O r Mr. Sophia Olson and daughter H. H JE F F R IE S . Publi.h.r BEAVERTON, OREGON egon. We have an&wered these in 'I Viable of Portland spent Sunday af- W E S E R V E R E G A R D L E SS O F T H E T IM E DAY OR NIGHT ti-nuon at the L. M. Davies home. Editorial Association and Oregon State Editorial Member National they have returned signed question-. Association naires giving the following in for-| A number from Hiteon Su nday,= n ation : These prospective settlers school enjoyed the picnic Saturday Be lovai to your own merchants— spend money at hnmT Complete coverage of eastern Washington county and western Mult are all sufficiently financed for their at Eisner’s grove. needs. nomah county. Dorothea Struthers spent v A w w ^ ^ ^ w w y v w m w w . m v . N v . v . v ^ each week by Pioneer Publishing Co. at Beaverton, Published Friday of Ore. in October and wants a small improv Now "lids” seem to be the latest ed dairy farm in the Willamett class matter at the postoffice at Beaverton, Oregon, ■ * ' Entered as second some good college, j in Hiteon. Herman Metzentines > You see the Telephone Instrum ent, which to i Valley, close to under the act of Congress of March J, 1879. home is wearing a new one. 21418— Mr. L. C. White, Mogollofl •; many is the sum and substance of Telephone ;! New Mexico, is coming to Oregon | an(j ^{rs Chris. Christensen Subscription price, $150 a year in advance; advertising rates on application. within the next ninety days and wants (cf‘t prj j ay for a vacation at the > Equipment. 2 unimproved land for stock raising ^eaches_ O FFIC E S and general farming, in Western O r - ----------------------- --------- Actually that Telephone represents less than 3 Tigard—Tigard Pharmacy—Phone Tigard 143. egon. Is a disabled veteran with Natural Query Multnomah—Multnomah Insurance Agency, HKoadway 0791 some income. The stroller happened to be present £ per cent of the total equipment neccessary for 5 21419— Mrs. Anna Van Buskirk, R Beaverton—Broadway near O. E. tracks—Phuue 7503. one evening when a young hopeful of > your share of service. Hidden from view are miles i K. No. 1, Fairmont, Minnesota, is in- six yeHra returned home Hfter a hurd Aloha—Aloha Lumber Co.—Phone Beaverton 4252. terested in securing from 120 to 160' p|uy and received u quarter left > of wire, switchboards, power plants and other } acres of unimproved land suitable for py his grandmother, who hud called Portland—408 Dekuin building—Phone BKoadway 0791 dairying, poultry raising, a few sheep to see him. hut who, feurlng the nigltl J equipment-the invisible remainder, neccessary i fruit and general farming, Has not air, as grandmothers do. hud had to > to render efficient service. j decided definitely to come but is leave before his return. S ELF-D ET ER M IN A T IO N looking for further information. The boy had heard grown persons talk about “when the old lady Is gone The ri^ht of a man or woman to vote for the candi- 21420 —Mr. Ben F. Cross, Riverside, Junior will gel quite a sum." and al dates of his or her choice is a fundamental privilege1 California, is coming to Oregon in ways when she came to see til in she WA1AWASW.V.V.S%WV.W.VyW.VAV.V.V.V.V.V.VAsi which should ctlwuys h e ZCdloilslv J^UUldtd. V\ C h elv e 1 25 acres or more of improved land hud pluced a dime In the chubby bund. known cases of persuasion in favor of one candidate or suitable for dairing and stock rais- spendthrift He stood with the quurter almost Be loyal to your own merchants— spend money at home one party which has amounted almost to intimidation. in& ,n Douglas, Marion or Coos 1 covering his palm, then looking up Had it not been for the secret ballot such apparent com - jf ^ d " '1 H a s ^ r o p ^ ^ j with great mysterious eyes, asked In swed tones: pulsion might have proven effective. he would like to trade for Oregon: “Is she died7”—Philadelphia Public We have seen a giant corporation uninfluenced by pol- property, with some cash, Ledger. itics, and this is as it should be. John J. Raskoh and 21421—Mr. Bloom Rountree, Stamford R. E. Hanna, Prop. f Mr. Dupont came out strongly for governor Smith. Nebraska, is coming to Oregon as soon as possible and is interested Odd Forms of Prayer ♦ Another high official came out recently for Mr. Hoover. in Linn and Lane counties, wants Lunch Room, Candy, Confectionery, Soft Drinks * for P&rching Fields This should prove to all fair-minded people that the improved land suitable for general Many countries bold odd ceremonies General Motors Corporation itself is not in politics. But farming. W aiting Station for Pacific Stages to end drought. The Chinese take it shows something greater and more significant than 21422— Mr. Richard Arnhold, 1875 a tlielr dragon god around In a proces that. It proves that the right of self-determination ‘ outh 11th S ‘ ..a St l-.iii«, Mo., sion, and beut him soundly when he ; to Oregon and wants from Ignores their prayers for rain. The in political thought and action is no respecter of persons, 40 is coming to 80 acres of partly improved Bantus of Delugoa bay sing songs at and now we see it isno respecter of corporations. land suitable for poultry, fruit, and their drled-up wells und mnke moth- I Perhaps the worst form of undue influence which al general farming, around Roseburg, ers who have twins carry the children j around the parched Uelds. In Greece j ways crops out in a campaign of national import is on good road. v they send children marching round al1 | C O N F E C T IO N E R Y AND ICE CREAM PARLOR false propaganda. This kind of political persuasion is 21423— Mr. C. W \ atulcr Velden, fjle we]|8 an(j springs, under the lend Route 2, Box 60, Chico, California, ershlp of a girl adorned with flowers subtle and cunning. The voter finds himself separating has W E A T H E R L Y IC E CREAM a fruit farm in California that slugs at each halting place. The the wheat from the chaff and it is no easy task. To he would like to trade for a dairy | who s„n)e custom prevails In Yugo-3luvla Canned Goods and Light Groceries to Accommodate Sunday read only reliable publications is necessary to guard ranch in Oregon, preferably «western where a little girl called the Dodota Oregon. Is clothed from head to foot In grass against untruths. INQUIRY THE BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE L IST NO. 321 W. E. \ PEGG LESS THAN 3 PER CENT \ l { West Coast Telephone Company s j WHITEHALL RESTAURANT \ THYNG’S When the right of the voter to use his ballot free from force either of personal influence or false statements shall be imperiled the foundations of free government are shaken. Let us have our issues, our radio talks, our press reports, our stump speeches and our button hole arguments, but let us guard and protect our sacred right of self-determination at the ballot-box. “BIG JO B S ” 21424— Mr. Jesse S. Smith, ’ the H otel’ Pancoast, .Miami Beach, Florida, ts interested in poultry raising in W est ern Oregon. SO FT D RIN KS, F R U IT S , M ELONS a,ul é b n / M - i . v L t-li/vl» and lea,ls hcr con" u l ”'"- . 1 f ( i l o (il I I n i v o . iti Iona through their it native village, stop Magazines— All The Daily Papers ping at each house, so thut the house At The Old Location—With a New Store wife may pour a pail of water over ; her, and singing the good news that Might Trade 21425— Mr. ('has. Duckworth, Star Uie rain has come, even though It Is Ì V/AW AV.W AW .VAV.V.W .'.W .V.VASSW .W AV.W .'M Route, Osceola, Missouri, is partic usually fur away. ularly interested in Enterprise and Joseph, Oregon. l n » n M azer» a n d M eatle» 21426—Mr. B. C. Cook, 1313 Linwood Old wooden drinking-bowls, known Blvil , Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, is ag mKzer8i appear to be becoming In- interested in slock raising and gener-) crea8,ng|y popular among wealthy col- al farming in southern Oregon, p ar-| lectorg t ,ne of these howls fetched us ocularly in Lake and Harney counties j much n8 $ 50 , 000 . at nd It Is rare to 21427—Mr. C. W. Sarc, Hollister, find one In good condition, and with Missouri, is coming to Oregon this a pedigree at less than $500. The words “nitizer" and “measles,” fall and is interested in cut over by the wuy, are said to be derived lands. front the same German word “maser," Oregon State Chamber of Commerce meaning spot, the spotted portion of maplewood being the favorite mate OREGON W E E K L Y rial employed In the making of these IN D U STRIA L R E V IE W howl* It is a fine thing to see a captain of industry and to know that he reached his position thru meritorious work; and then to eulogize the man or woman who has a- chieved fame or fortune by the exercise of talent, skill or business judgement. Some may envy those whom we call successful. Others may take object lessons from such lives and strive to avoid mistakes and reach sim ilar heights. They learn, or should learn, that success is due largely, if not wholly, to overcoming obstacles and denying claims of error and failure. In addition to Lebanan—$104,873 contract awarded for rocking 17 miles of Santiam S tlie successful surmounting of barriers along the way, road. men and women grow into great careers bv the em ulation of the same simple virtues which are made Roseburg—Douglas county sheep k common to all. They are each within our grasp, but yields growers over $700,HUB. we do not always accept and use them. Astoria—Cooperative feed plant est- ! If we will but analyze a so-called “big” job or pos ablished at Pier I by Lower Col -1 ition of high trust and large capacity we will find that, umbia Cooperative Dairy Association after all, it is not so difficult to fill; for the person cap Silverton— Mile of asphalt paving able of performing its duties it becomes a comparatively being laid on Silver Creek Falls' At our expense for the easy task. Success is always cumulative. The higher road out of here. the position the greater the conveniences and accomo Shaw—Paving from here to Sub dations provided for accomplishing its purposes. limity completed. Human nature must be dealt with no matter how Klamath Falls—New 275,000 union 1 humble the capacity. The same problems affect the high school here opened. foreman of the section gang that come before the presi dent of the road : the problems of doing the work cor CorvaQis— Plans for new street rectly. The president may throw the road’s financial lighting system completed. New System scheme out of balance, hut the foreman may throw a Aurora New machinery installed in train from its track. The teacher of the primary grade Ziegler vetch and clover-seed cleaning Laundry has as important and fundamental a position to fill as plant. does the professor in the great university. Unless the Springfield-- State highway crews teacher has built a solid moral structure for the intellect are keeping McKenzie Route in go.xl « AS%W,WAV.V.%SSV,W,V.V there is little the professor can do with the same subject. condition. It is not how much monev one » » m l - •• ' . r - Scio—Construction of new fitr- job that determines his benefit to the world. It is how irsistant concrete store building for well the work is done and how much good it does for Associated Co. progressing rapidly. •elf, fam ily, community, nation and civilisation that de watw* w \ c.< termine its bigness. No position can truly h e considered will harvest 10.000 bulb* this fall. as great n<> fob can righth be called big unless it pro duces, or transports, or distributes or otherwise serves 1 illatnook $12.000 paved road be some useful purpose. Nor need the production he that tween here and Belvue completed. of material commodities. Indeed, it may he the creation Hillsboro—Ground breaking for of a new design, a finer poem, a more inspiring sermon, new l an yon road to Beaverton start a firmer hand clasp, a broader «mile nr a kinder word ed. of cheer. In any of these capacities, however humble in origin and however simple in demonstration, one has a Labish Center— Mint distillery op- ■ cited for frdl run big job, ami performs it when he does his best. OTICE “TO -D A Y IS Y E S T E R D A Y ’S PLANS” — put into action — that bank account you start to-day is th e help ful working plan of action tomorrow. "• :: Call East 0883 — be a to-dayer at your neighbors bank BANK OF BEAVERTON fBETTER A good bank in t good town in tba Laundry Service Gordon Spot of Oregon. I»« I ■** ? Ifwtii rst» - J T * I I h M EM B ER F E D E R A L R E S E R V E SYSTEM — where service blends into East 0883 helpful co-operation W .V A W 55W W W A SW A W W A 5V i, ' ,a ‘-i-i,‘,‘,‘1' A — IO .BOOKS r id e & save mone Blow-outs, like other troubles, seldom cotne singly. Politics makes strange bed fellows hut it doesn't let them net much sleep. _____________________ j FA R E TO _ PO R TLA N D 20c P E R T R Ï .P HITEON Mr and Mrs. E D. Hite and <**1 were week end gnests rt the Wm F l amphell home at Husum, Wash F.ight Hiteon young people entered i Beaverton high tchool Monday and Attention bigamists I One yvife in the home is worth -V*. •» different Portland high school« a week ago two on the witness stand. Mr*. Ed L. Kucket and sea AJ- K. E. Hanna, Whitehall's Confectionery AGENTS SM E