The Beaverton enterprise., July 12, 1929, Image 2

THE BEAVERTON
ENTERPRISE
National
Editorial
Complet*
cover**#
of
Association
Association
and
eastern Washington
nomah county.
Oregon
county
and
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Frank
F.rickaon of
Mr. and Mrs
Laurel wrre Sunday gue-ts at the E.
Editorial D. Hite home.
H H JE F F R IE S , Publisher
Member
HITEON NEWS
State
western
F.arl Anderson of C ornelia* is ■ vis­
iting the L. West family.
Mult*
The Misses Ethel North. Genevieve
Published Friday of each week b j Pioneer Publishing Co. at Beaverton,
Ore.---------------------------
------------------------ Peterson. Elizabeth Struthers hn<*
Vivian Nelson went to Newberg Sun-
t a t . red as see .nd dass matter _at the yostortice at Beaverton. Oregon.
day to pick loganberries.
*
under the act of con gress of March J, lo/y.
in its judicial officer*—these are th~
steps which will bring about ~ e con-
trol of criminality.*’.
Anti-pistol
laws, anti-automobile
laws, anti-aircraft laws or any other
kind of “anti laws" passed on the
,
.
.
theory that they will prevent crime.
simply punish the law-abiding to the
benefit of the law-breaker. The more
laws we pass the more law breakers
have. Crime will be reduced in
we
the law-breaker learns
proportion a*
that punishment »vill be swift and
certain.
Little Patty
Ander-on returned
REDUCING ST A TE T A X E S
home Friday from Kockaway w here1
she spent ih<* Fourth with her grand­
Why should nearly all the state,
parents Mr. and Mrs. John Caldwell
county and city taxes be collected
Miss Lucile Hite is staving at home,«frinì farms, homes and industries?
and going back and forth to her work
Why should not a larger part of
in Portland
ihe»e revenues to carry on local gov-
rnment be collected from crime«,
Henry and Archie l>avirs left Sin luxuries, follies and extravagances?
day for Seaside with their granT
In some states there is a regular
| mother Mrs Sophia Olson ami aunt •system of raTsing part of the local
a Miss Mabel Olson
revenue from tobacco in Poland will
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OFFICES
Tigard— Tigard Phannaoy-Phone Tigard 143
Beaverton— Broadway near 0 . E. irack s-1 hone 7S01
A lo h a-A lo h a Lumber C o -P h o n e Beaverton 4252.
Portland-«»« Dekum Building—Phone Atwater 5914
Multnomah—Multnomah Insurance A gency-A avater 5914
LO O KIN G BA CK W A RD
T o attain success, lo o k l>ack. I his may appear to
large class of observers as the wrong kind of advice. Mr. and Mrs. Win. CampbîMJ a n i amusements, etc.
Ordinarily» those who go forward must look forward. sons of Husum. Washington, Mrs.Jos Is there not a suggestion in the
following editorial paragraph fro-.t
There is a certain kind of hack trailing, however, that is Campbell and Miss Margaret F erris the
Los Angeles Times?
absolutely necessary to all progress, especially in th e <k* of Portland, were calling at the H.ie "It is thought that the government
and Struthers homes Friday evening
velopment of the community.
«revenue from tobacco in Poland will
c
:
We sometimes hear the criticism that our town does Hiteon was quite deserted •h this year reach $150,000,000. As the
. total budget of the country is onlv
not have this and that, and should have this and that, all Four,h Th* ,nos< ,f the folks
joyed a picnic near Oswego and «pint *'*0.000,000 it will bo seen that the
of which may sound reasoning because referring to the th»- evening at Hillsboro.
ce untry will pull nearly half of its
things that are highly desirable or thought highly de­
expense money out of the smoke. If
sirable.
Those who inject such lamentations into FREE JUICE FOR EVERYBODY gnverment formed the habit of levy-
conversations concerning community betterment are IS NOW AN ACCOMP1.ISHMEN T irg taxes upon all vices the virtuous
■would presently have no assessments
not wholly
to he censured for so doing. It is
•c pay. ”
the wish or desire coupled with cooperative action, “Buy an eel—and beat he power
that brings about the useful, the beautiful, the efficient company!**
and the distinctive things. These build a city. But* Most any day, now, you can ex­
pect to read the message on the
those
who
engage
in expressions
of bare wishes are iden- billboards of the nation, in it« news-1
.
,
• ,
,
.
tical with those who fail to take note of the accomplish- papers and over the radio,
ments existing. They fail because likely they had no No home will be complete, tn the
| near future, without its
eeii. The
part in bringing such accomplishments about.
Strangers
passing
through
the
talents have been proved
great
captains
of
induvrv
Co-operative P;
Tualatin, Oreg
!
“ Japan
Lacking In Crime.”— Headlines.
Well,]
maybe we can loosen up a bit and lend her some of ours.
Those of us (you) who were fortunate enough to be
able to hang on to those Liberty bonds will hardlv agree
with Europe that Uncle Sam is a Shylock.
Love makes the world go around, hut money makes
men go around the world.
laws if
A cheerful liar is one who knocks a good sh
getting in on a complimentary ticket.
ter
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
PORTLAND. OREGON
Announcement
BERNARD’S NURSERY
henceforth to assureprompt attention
Now is the time to begin to look your
premises over and decide on that be­
autiful shrub, ever green nr ornamen
tal tree you want to add to the beauty
of your home. W e respectfully solicit
your patronage and assure you of our
appreciation of same
TRY
OUR HOME MADE
6 6 6
more retail salesmen
»1-K‘H
NOW
PIES
for the First Time
lias access to the automobile, to the
ALLEN & ROBERTS
airplane, and,, in New York state at
X
least, far readier access to the auto­
Attorneys at Law
matic pistol than has the law abiding!
citizen These things cannot be kept
hth floor Swetland Building
from him.
Cor. 5th and Washington Sts
"Shortening and
simplifying the
processes of criminal law. extending. Broadway 6772 — Portland, O .cg i
the power of the judge upon the
bench, enforcing local law* locally
instead of through the already en­
cumbered Federal courts, developing
a sense of responsibility in the indi­
vidual citizen, in the community and
Goody ear
Tire
V alues
at these Low Prices
Life Time Guarantee Against Defects
SF.F. DYE BEFORE YOU BUY
EVERY CAR A BARGAIN
Fvory car ready for th# road
1*28 Whippet coach __
$475
DENGUE. I0IV Pontiac coupo .... ........ .. ... 475
BILIOUS FEVER AND MALARIA 1825 Buxk Standard 8
touring, enclosure
___
385
It is th* most .peedy remedy known 4827 Chevrolet touring
270
» 1828 Ford Touring
IU
Chevrolet bug
“
REPO SSESSED CARS
Just lots of other* to meet
Make us an Offer
purs*.
COLDS. GRIPPE.
Admission 50 cents
Plenty of Free F^rki
‘ ing space come and have a good tune.
Bldg.—Third at Washington St.,
is e prescription for
On Beaverton Highway one mile west of Hillsdale
Free Checking and Free Refreshments every Saturday night
408 Dekum
“juice" for homes and factories.
won national fame through her work
The electric eel »s here! Free-
(loin from hills! Free ’■juice" for as direector of "Kosaria,” in her city
during the
annual
Rose Festival.
everybody ! Hot dog!
She will be assisted by John Stark
Evans and Rex Underwood, of the
TH E CONTROL OF CRIME
University
On n *chool of music ••
| Mildred
Lei ompt Moore, dancing ; ; We also have a place for a few
~
—T
W hat the crimitnl law ne. K is director and scores of others whose J .
no* ,cr,h bu' bra"»*.’ says William
»K - V V V V V V *1* V à* V *!**!» 4* v -J- *5* »¡—¡* »¡*
1 ' H‘novan' former Assistant Attor-
ncral of the United States, |
.^(,t tb,."ln
p
mental activity of a specially
Lone Oak Barbecue
appointed commission of lawyers, but
P. W. STAATS
the
concentration
of
the
public
brains.
Under New Management
“The criiiiim.il is alien only ment-
1
Fairvale Community Club
PIO N EER PRIN TIN G & ST A T IO N ER Y CO.
thriving city of Eugene are bewild­
ered at the sight of the many beard-
eed and picturesquely dressed men
and demure, hoop-skirted women, oil H''1»^»!»*!» v »^»¡» v v »¡» y »!*»1.-¡»*¡< v */»¡»»¡»»^»H»*!*'!* v »!'»!‘»!- v »!»»’»»- vv
the streets and in the public places.
This however is short-lived as the
newcomer is informed by one of the
whiskered gentlemen or old-fash­
ioned women about Eugene pioneer
All of the Oregon Nursferv Company
pagaent July 25, 20 and 27. The
“Sunset Trail” celebration has taken
property at Orenco. Oregon. consist­
on a state-wide importance and now
ing of over 700 acres of land together
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promt*** to be one of the outltand- 31
with buildings and equipment
has
ing celebrations of the Pacific coast.
been sold. It is the intention of the
Of greatest interest will be the
purchaser to continue the business un­
"Sunset Trail Pageant” of Oregon
in which 1500 citizens will partici­
der the new name of
BERNARDS
pate. This will be given each even-
N U R S E R Y therefore all communica­
ing, on a huge stage to be erected in
(|u.
tions
should be addressed to
center of Hayward Stadium at
the University of Oregon. Accomo­
bulbs md do other tricks.
dations are being provided for 30,000 * *
W hv the eels are electric no one
spectators for this event, and already
k nows. But they are. They
use people of this city have entered en­
electricity. to shock their enemies
..Telephone Hillsboro 792
Orenco- Oregon
thusiastically into rehearsels for the
ALW AYS
DANCING
$ 1.50
will
A man sometimes finds his collar button when it
rolls under the dresser, hot if the same thing happens to f t
»me remote island. He is liv­
a modern woman’s clothes she might as well [rive th
ing among ns. a part of the coni-1
up as lost.
munity in the physical sense. . . He
More people would emulate the good in the
tjiere were not so much bad in them to violate .
500
BUSINESS
CARDS
PRINTING
Taking stock of what we have today and yesterday
lends encouragement for greater community building to
morrow. Apathy manifested toward whatever services
our business, educational» religious, industrial and agri-iRut now- » h «“ mgrn.us mind of ,
f ,
,
...
.
cultural systems can and do render at the present timej™*"
,urnin« ,h',,r i «cidiarity into‘")!j”pyail,ia uris 11,11 W1 ma c up 1 e
channels,
tends to prevent the exercise of our highest abilities for I commercial
,M
1 Directing the pageant will be Mrs.
batteries will soon be turning out Doris Smi(h of
the needs of the future.
Portland, who has
how (pticklv one
'/VV*
d a n ce
The past achievements of our town and vicinity HI breed their own eels. Every maim-
a public way represent the hard work and intensive study facturing plant will swarm wi'h eels,
on the problems that confronted those who have gone When you go to the country, ,’ou
before. Shall we discount the attainments of our prede will take a "spate” eel -viih yet.
You’ll be telling your next door
cessors, or shall we be glad that they left us this rich neighbor, "Yes, I don't see how we
heritage of foundational achievement?
e\cr got along before we got Oscar,
To carry out the idea just a little further» suppose our pet eel.’’
that all of those who laid out and first »built our town •I But you’re dying with curiosity.
suddenly could walk among us and view our community Why the eels? Well, it seems, s,i\^
the Seattle Star, that the Philadel-
in comparison with the only community they knew before • hia zoo has imported electric ells
. , ,
.
Would not their amazement be great? Out of gratitude from Trinidad
According
to the
for the developments and institutions of today they supervisor of the zoo, Emerson C.
indeed would be slow t.o assume an attitude of indiffer ,,row"> i‘ach of the eels' generates
nice toward what we now have, On the other hand, one horsepower.
The Philadelphia scientists have
they would be appreciative of the growth , of . . the com found
lhat ,hf Pels can be connccf.
ii'ir m / it ,
„,1
, , , . „
.
,
munity tip to this point, in happy r (.1 n i m
l l I pa i ¡soil
<111(1 con- cd electrically and made to run egg-
frast with that which they started
beaters,
toy trains, light up electric
1
Lindhei” has also demonstrated
could get to Reno if the occasion arises.
music
or drama.
Afternoon of the celebration days
w ¡ jj bc taken up with an air circn*
^
pruIllises to be the outstanding
. .
. . , . .
aeronautical event of its kind of the
.
Northwest. This ..vill include airplane
E V E R Y SATURDAY NIC
race*
from Portland to Eugene.
trick and stunt flying, and all other
feature* of such performances. Pri-
zes approximating $l,Uui nave h*»»»n
posted for races and other events,
and at least 20 planes not competing
are expected from army and navy
posts. Airmen from every state in
Muiic by
the West hate been invited and
many have already accepted.
DANDY MELODY
The three day celebration will be
BOYS
conducted in a dignified ntinner, in
a spirit of commemoration of the Given by the
Co-operative g.
deeds of the pioneer*, declares Hugh
ation
and
Educational
Sott!
Rosson, manager of the event. It
Oregon
is planned to make the occasion a
a fitting memorial to those who
s e ,,' c(l and builded the state, and it Good Music
Good Tinte for
is in this spirit that people from all
over Oregon are offering their aid »
and co-operation.
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