The Beaverton enterprise., September 21, 1928, Image 2

THE BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
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J E F F R IE S . PubU.bar
Association and
Association
eastern W ash ington
nomali county.
Oregon
county
and
State
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Editorial
w estern
Mult*
sieved land in South VSeittin Ore­
gon suitable tor poultry raising and
general farming. Is particularly in-
tctcited in Grants Pass and Rogue
River valley, and wants to be close
to schools. Has property in C alifor-
nia they would like to trade for
Oregon land.
W. E.
PEGG
MORTICIAN
BEAVERTON,
WE
SERVE
OREGON
REGARDLESS
O F T H E T IM E
DAY OR
nicht
21437—Mr. J. E. West, Norfolk,1
Nebraska, is interested in sreurm* ,S V / d A V ^ V W W V W S S W A V A V W A W A W A W
The mrv Luckiartiute river bridge; about lri) acres of unimproved land ^
Published Friday of each week by Pioneer Publishing to . at Beaverton,
is
opened for travel and the detour suitable for general farming,
Ore.
on the West Side highway between Oregon State Chamber of Commerce Ï
Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Beaverton. Oregon. Monmouth and Corvallis has been
under the act of Congress of March 3, 18/9.
eliminated.
WEST
SID E
P A C IF IC
H IG H W A Y
IN EVERY HOME
Subscription price, $1.50 a year in advance; advertising rates on application.
O FFIC E S
Tigard—Tigard Pharmacy—Phone Tigard 143.
Multnomah—Multnomah insurance Agency, BRoadway 0791
Beaverton—Broadway near O. E. tracks—Phone 7503.
Aloha—Aloha Lumber Co.—Phone Beaverton 4252.
Portland—408 Dtkuin building—Phone BRoadway 0791.
MUD-SLINGING
Junction
City-Florence
Good gravel surface road to
Nfapleton
Mapleton to Florence
passable in dry weather only.
TUALATIN
Miss Grace Johnson, daughter of
Mrs Johnson the famous cook of
the Tualatin Country Club won the
Go .d oiled macadam from Spring- first prize for the best berry pie in
field to Waltcrv'lle. The remainder the Meier and Frank baking con-
of the road to Sisters is somewhat |
last
J wo *** hue“ T
and blackberry - w e r sub­
choppy and rough due to heavy berry
mitted. Miss Johnson is delighted
travel.
with her prize—a handsome $(i0 per-
colater set in silver, urn, tray,
Willamette Valley Highway
creamer
and sugar.
Eugene to Goshen, paved. Goshen
McKenzie Highway
J —com p lete telep h on e service is a convenience to
£ every m em ber of th e fa m ily .
Properly placed
exten sion telep h on es saves tirin g steps for thJ
> hoUBewif€< Son or daugh ter, sister or brother
dad or m oth er--fin d them a year ’round comfort
and satisfaction .
And too, th e telep h o n e is an aid in emergen-
cies and a p rotection in danger.
Mud-Slinging” is a word or phrase which has been in
use for . many
years,
usually
in connection
with political
lo , a °'!’c!1; Kood *ravel- °,led- Lowc"
West Coast Telephone Company
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to Oakridge, steep grades and nar-
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sagert will
campaigns. It is defined as an act of making out-rageous
[)ry weather road only,
. soon move to the Moody place from jfcw w w v w w w w w M ^ v w m w v . v , v ^ l
imputations, slandering, and the circulating of false!
Secondary Road«
the home of Mrs. Sagert, L. C.
reports. Hut each reader may formulate his own mean All in fair condition.
Viene. Mr. Sagert is an employe
ing.
of the Tualatin Country club.
Roosevelt Highway
It is unfortunate that opposing factions, whether poli­
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Reedsport
to
Lakeside,
good
ma­
tical parties or other groups of people, can not settle
newly graveled; Lakeside to Mr and Mrs. Win. Canning have Í
issues without engaging in statements to mislead the cadam,
North Bend, good macadam; ferry moved in town from their acreage,
uninformed; or vilify and slander in order to gain a runs on hour across Coos Bay;
point. Usually the side without an issue, or without North Bend to Coquille, paved; Co­
to State Line, excellent ma­ Hop pickers are back to town re­
“TO-DAY IS
arguments to support its issue, is the side that throws quille
cadam ; ferry runs on half hour porting a good season.
the “mud.” The fervor of battle engenders and in­ across Rogue River.
Y ESTERDAY’S PLANS”
flames to exaggeration.
Roteburg-Coos Bay Highway
James Hoy, of the local M. A.
How may one arrive at truth? How may one know Good macadam, a little
—put into action
whether claims made are based Upon facts, or whether th ro lll.h the valley Myrtle Point- k ,|l,atnck storJ attended the funeral
arguments presented are grounded in sound logic and Coquilie section, good oiled ma- (atf G N{ Stit' f of Mui|oy which
economy? The general answer is that one may n o t1cada,n
were held from Fast Sixth and
Alder with the interment in the
know, so far as listening to the other fellow is con-
Reed»pori-Orain Highway
Lone Fir cemetery, Portland. "lhe
—that bank account you
cerned. But against such a conclusion are hopeful con- Reedsport to Scottsburg, good ma- services were in charge of the
start to-day is the help­
ditions. Intellect and reasoning power are more or less cadanV Scottsburg to Drain, m fair sher-wood Masonic lodge. Mr. Stites
ful working plan of action
was a inan of sterling qualities,
itoaa to rowers: rair.
•
commanding
the respect of all who
tomorrow.
or less open to all. Sources of reference on nearly all
knew him. He was a sincere friend
subjects are usually near at hand. Then there is a
OId Or*gon Trwl
and a good neighbor. True sym­
growing confidence in people. Less suspicion is r a m - f t
S S S L V E pathy is extended Mrs. Stites in her
p ant; not only because of an elevated public conscious way. There will be no oiling opera- great sorrow.
£ —be a to-dayer
ness, hut because the people are being less fooled and tions under way on the road during
at your neighbors bank
falsity is more easily detected.
i tl,e ,we‘;k of ,he R°und-up.
Swift and company are offering 47
cents for N. Y. extra eggs 44 for
Even under sworn obligation men do not always tell
Mount Hood Loop
the truth, as our penitentiaries hear witness. How much O. K. Cooper Spur Road from the(Xh”dcooi»orat!vc price ToT'thU week
more should caution go out to free speech! Speech that hlgh^ay
t ',io ud c *v Inn- good wm undoubtedly exceed that,
is permitted by force of law, unhampered by the legal fyj.ulthcn>“cj so(nIoud 1 ap Inn tl<’s"1
A good bank in a good tow n is tbo
oath has only the moral oath for its guidance. Not un
Gordon Spot of Oregon.
Wnpinitia Cut-off
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der the pains and penalties of perjury, but subject only
Road now in fair to good condi­
to popular verdict, those who speak or write on sub­ tion.
CORDWOOD
jects before the electorate are under strict obligation to
FOR SALE
INQUIRY LIST NO. 322
adhere to truth and conscience.
MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
Delivered $6.50 per cord
The following people have written
J
—where service blends into
WHO STARTED IT?
to the Land Settlement Department
asking for information on Oregon.
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helpful co-operation
P R Dallman
have answered
answered these
these inquiries'
inquiries
Wise is the man who will consult others. Especially VVe
VVe have
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i * sending general literature ans they
.V .V A V .V A V V W .W W .IA V W A '.W A W .W .V .W .W .V .'i
is this fact true in community affairs. The one who p1Ve returned signed questionnaires • Phone Scholls 54, Line 20
seeks the counsel and advice of others may know a giving the following informaton.
hundred times more about his subject than does any Those prospective settlers are all
Beaverton Rt. 3
one of those with whom he purposely comes into con sufficiently financed for their needs:
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*1* *1* *1* *1* *1* •H-H-H-vv*
tact. Yet, by the act of taking his problems to friends 2142 s Mr. Pius Stroth, Box 211,
and business acquaintances he has come nearer insuring s 'n t)on - North Dakota, wants Kfl
the success of his project than if he tried to work out and sheep racing
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his plan alone.
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It sometimes happens in cases o f proposed public im 214^
J°hn G. Mdier <«19 E.
provements that somebody asks W h o started it? 1 hi- « in- -e. ed n h.- Northern part
WILL BUY EARLY VARIETIES
inquiring person thinks more about "who started it” , ? c r«on anH want* »b-ut so «ere *1
FOUNTAIN PENS
than of the merits of the pronosition itself.
,• ed.
su- ab f or cot1
*• Gravenstcins, Kings, etc. for Vinegar manufaciit
lt ail goes hack to the theory that it a man has a ;ng. T* aUo interested in irrigated,
$1.50 and up
.. Will Pay Cash Weekly Delivered to our H M
part in the building of a hen house, tho he drives but i*nd- Would also consider opening
J boro plant or Portland
one , nail into . . a . hoard,
he will
at all
times defend his town.
up *onie smaU busncss ,n a good
. .
,
. .
product against criticism and opposition.
PRICE $S Per Ton
Dr. A. E. Wilson
Taking as much as practicable all citizens into one’s 214*>-Mr Hu*° R Erickson, r
Will recceive in sacks or boxes
Optometrist
pin’ ■nee
nee in pians
plans lor
for community aeveiop......
development is
an interclted in ii'vfr^
de’ SPCtion and
cortu
,3 a.,
the Coait
Phone WAlnut 7660,
Portland,
ideal method tor individuals and leaders in orgamzatioi want* land between Marshfeld and
Jeweler
work to foster good will and secure the necessary co-.Rord i>ort "h e re it i* dose to good
JONES BROS. CO.
operation for the accomplishment o f the purpose j n , il*h,ng ‘ onung m the spring,
BANK OF BEAVERTON
■
- - WANTED - -
CULL APPLES
mind.
! 21431 —Mr. George A. Davis, North
Fortunately or unfortunately, as the case mav he, no Fdmonton- Alberta. Canada, i* com-
community of human beings really MUST develop a
t ’weuer^cwln
great deal for the mere purpose of existence. Our an Miitahie for dairying and poultry
cestors lived in caves, ate natural fruits and grains., rai'ing and h°K*
They did not even cultivate the ground to bring forth 21432—Mr. r Porter 5S South Remember
domesticated edibles. They built no houses, no roads. Sherman Street, Denver, Colorado, i«'
no bridges, no citv halls. The universe was their nark
Oregon and wants from
the mountain sides their playground. W e. likewise, land near Baker suitable for dairy- Prices. A
could actually "get by,” if we had to, with none of 'n*- poultry amt hog raising
these. Civilization, then, is advanced in proportion to 2i43i_Mr James ivy r \ c j
the amount of things we proviile for ourselves, our Box 112 . Crowvilie, V.ouisiana. i*;
families and our communities; things material, educa-
*° °rrg.>n in January and
li,>nal, social, practical, recreational, governmental an.!
’o“ »". l .u b T to
Spiritual.
stock raising.
Don’t worry about “who started it.” Find out what
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1 t IS, and concern yourself with who IS going to “end game. Kansas, is coming to Oregon
it” and how it is going to end.
as soon as he sell his property in
Somebody started our roads anti bridges, our private KanM*- and w*nt* A) acre* of isn-
and public buildings. Some, ody started our churches he can ra,*e hci*. and do general
anti schools, our library ami hospital. Somebody started fanning
our system of government. Somebody started every 21435 - Mr John c M.hncv Rt
telegraph pole, every railroad, every tree in the park. 3, Scuth Ha%«, Kansas, ¡« 'coming
everv sidewalk in our community.
¡‘» Oregon and it interested in *e
A vastly more important .|u«s«ion than •'Who startcl 3 3 5 ,
‘X T ' S ;
it?
is this: ( onsitleretl in the light of public economy. «t«vk raising, and vheat
wm trade
is it a good thing for our town.
*'* equity in two farm* in Kansas
If it is right for our town and this section of the for KOod wh” ‘ Und ,n ° rt«oa
country, let’s do it I
21436-Xfra. H B. Barnes. »»IS
If it is a good thing, let’s try it I
F,,n * ,rrp,• Eos Angeles, t alifomia.
If it is a worthy movement, let’s support it I
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ablV *>"
we do all kinds of Printing at Reasonat
trial will convince you.
Telephone us.
F r e q u e n t S e h e d u l^ s
-^—travel via Pacific Stage*
For your tnpa to Portland and other
valley points, investigate the c« n*
‘
venience o f frequent schedules tiu
b— -
are otfered by the Pacióc Stages-
Take advantage of reduced rale« tnaJ< > *'*’
-«
«ihle bv our 10-ridc and 50-ride
j
1. book plan.
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P a cific Stages
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AGENTS
R. E. Hanna, Whitehall’s Confectionery