TH E
PACE 2
BEA VERTO N
FR ID A Y . OCTQ r f p „
E N T E R P R IS E
from thc transmission after a long
‘W hat advantages has the Duran.
| due t<> human carelessness, ignoittnce
climb in second gear realize that won tne national Mo v , [
over
the
j or criminal maliciousness, according ¡four-speed transmission
much power is wasted in the gears. trophy last year, has
| three speed type in common use
The quiet operation of the third
l to the retiort
today.
speed internal gear drive is a direct a freshman m agriculture thi ■
H. H. JE F F R IE S , Publisher
j Careless smokers again head the
T in t, and many similar questions index to its efficiency."
| after devoting the summer t0 u. *
list
of
man-caused
fires,
being •;.re being asked of
members
of
14 clubs as a "sideline”
l
Member Natioual Editorial Anociation and Oregon Stale Editorial
.
f
.
10 4i» r
charged
with
264
of
them
(Junipers
,
the
the
Otto
Erickson
company.
lo
i
lar
farm
work.
He
wa.
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TW O 4 H CHAM PIONS ARE
rank next with 179 fires These two cal Durant dealer organization, which
R E G IS T E R E D AT O. S. C. by Alex Cruickshank 0f y '
C om plete cov erag e o f n a .te rn W ash in g ton county and w astorn M u lt
classes of forest users are shown by . vith more than 750 Durant dealers
ville, last year’s champion, lnd
nom ah county.
_
__
‘it: the West^ is this week holding
the report to have started 61% of | "Durant
Two national champions in Boys’ a senior in agriculture, fiotk
Four-Speed
Revelation
and girls’ 4-H club work are now
Published Friday of each week b j Pioneer Publishing C#. at Beavertou, all the man-caused fires Other man- W eek.”
j own considerable stock agz
enrolled in the school of agriculture
Ore.____________________________________ __________ _________________________ caused are railroads, 88 fires; incend
Answering the above_ the Durant at Oregon State college, a coinci plan to take up famung jft(r
Puii'Ti'd a» see >nd class matter at the po.toffice at Beaverton. Oregon iary, 59; brush-burning, 38; lumber- men point out thai there arc a num dence not believed equaled before are graduated.
under tfie act of Congress of March J, 187$.
ling 16; and miscellaneous, 81
ber of definite advantages offered by in the United Suites.
| Forest officers state that the past this type of transmission which
Subscription pnce, $1.5U a year in advance; advertising rates on application. fire season was one of the most dif Lrings about an entirely new motor
ficult they have experienced in many car performance. Among these are:
years They also express apprecia
"Greater gasoline and oil tnilcbge.
Bou ver ton Office, Broa.lsay near O. E. tracks, Phone 7503
tion of the cooperation on the part Less wear and tear on the motor its
of the general public in care with fite parts and the car by reason of the
Portland Office, 407-408 Dekurn Building, Phone ATwaler 5914
Und in observing the emergency ror fewer number of revolutions of the ij: Portland,
Fairvah»- Raleigh, Beaverton,
est closing orders
engine for each mile traveled. Grea
Aloha, Reedville, W itch Hazel, Hazeldale
ter road speed at lower engine $
U N SE L F ISH N E SS
IN B U SIN E SS shows that it possesses a soul that
demonstrates itself We lee this
speed, with the result that the occu £
Eethany and Cedar Mills
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW pants traveled in greater comfort and
The speed and competition with spirit of unselfishi^ess, especially of
< vithout the usual nerve strain ac ;j:
which modern commercial transac fairness and equity among salesmen
Phone BEAVERTON Z412, Portland EAST 0400
companying high engine speeds^ road
tions are carried on sometimes lead I in all lines of business W e see it in
Vernonia— Flans discussed for ex-
and
Aloha, Ore
the onlooker to believe that selfsih 1 retail and wholesale houses in our ; tending power lines from this place roar and similar discomforts found y Terminal Warehouse, Portland
l ess is the mainspring of business | own community and in others It is to county line at approximate cost in modern automobiles with ‘High
| We can Handle Anything, Trucks by Hour or Mile
M A K ES
M OKE
speed’ motors.
Notwithstanding there is a proper the thing that
of $25,000.
because
fair-dealing
kind of selfishness- the protection of B U SIN E SS
“A much easier shift when shifting
one’s own interest—instances are so 1 builds confidence with the public, and
from second to third and from third
Contract awarded for widening and to fourth, or vice versa, has been
common of broad-minded and chari therefore it is good business itseff
table business detilings as to con Ethical conduct, like virtue, is its resurfacing of Neskowin-Otis section j perfected in the Durant four-speed
of Roosevelt highway.
stitute the rule in-many lines of own reward.
I transmission. This^ together with a •x- x-x**:- •x-x-c* •>
commercial endeavor.
¡third-speed clutch, ntakes it impos
You can’t have your silk stockings
Ethical professional conduct, in
McMinnville—Airport to be estab sible to clash gears when shifting
$ 6.00
stead of remaining confined to the and wear ’em.
lished in near future on old Hombree from one speed to the other.
so-called (turned callings, has right
PERMANENT
WAVE
farm south of this city.
‘‘It is the efficiency of the internal
eously eaten its way into banking,
The invention of a shootless gun
gearing that enables the four--speed
Includes 2 FINGER WAVES and 2 SHAMPOOS'
real estutc, merchandising, insurance, might also help the cause of peace.
Eugene—Ground broken for Fine transmission to do what it does.
the industries agriculture the rela
Arts building at University of Ore This form of gearing delivers poyver X All Kinds of Beauty W ork
Done at the Most
tions of labor and many other forms
You can always tell a good restau
to the drive shaft with a loss of not
gon, to cost approximately $175,000.
of commercial and financed activity rant by the thickness of its butter.
Reasonable Prices
over 2 per cent> while with the av
The pessimist will not fully agree,
Reed sport — New equipment pur- erage transmission of three speeds^
but the optomist and student of a f
Some people have a profession of
I cha-sed for fire department Road to the loss is from 5 to 20 per cent.
C rescent H a irg ro w e rs and
B e a u ty
Parlor*
fairs will find this true
wisdom but they don’t work very
be resurfaced from Lakeview t^
Drivers who have felt the heat
hard
at
it.
The story is told of a remarkable
i Klamath Fails.
* 250 Alder Street
ATwater 4006
attitude shown at the time of the
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San Francisco fire in 1900 Stript of
Better babies mean, better boys
Suthcrlin—Bonanza quicksilver min
its dramatic features, the cold facts and girls; better boys and girl.s
arc tht.it great territories surrounding means better men and women; better ing properties east of here changed
t
*
%
the Golden Gate city were tempor men and women means better com ownership.
X y .V A V .W W .V .V .V .V A W .V W .V .- .W S V A S V .W A V W ,
arily shut off from trade Commer munities. Watch the babies.
cial intercourse «was for a time re
F IR S T D ITC H ER FOR FA RM
IJ
H EA LTH ! EN ERG Y! VITALITY!
tarded respecting the regions of Sac
“Death Valley” is usually that por
DRAINAGE C O M ES TO ST A T E
£ ’■
An Ideal L ife!
ramento uml San Joaquin valleys, tion of asphalt between two curb
’!* !■ W ° uld yOU become a Physical type that the wbrld praise« and ad-
and in Nevada and other natural stones.”—Wall Street Journal. And
£ *• mire»? Your diet can build you into that.
Thc first mechanical trencher for
trade areas The Los Angeles Chum- a clear lane between two lines of
$♦
j
laying
drain
tile
to
be
brought
to
Y
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Expert Dietetic Aid Given inConnection
Iter of Commerce is staid to have used jammed traffic is the “Grand Can
Oregon strictily for farm drainage
J
W ith My Restorative Treatm ents
its influence with considérait) effect yon.’’
work has been purchased by a Folk
to prevent Southern California busi
>
DR. A. GRONE
Eyes Cannot Sparkle if they’re
ness men from taking advantage of I Every man goes to his grave ¡county man. It digs finished ditches
i
D r u g le t» P h y s ic ia n
wearied
with
strain
.
.Don’t
feet deep as fast as
San Francisco’s handicap, and from ¡leaving books he wanted to read and j from 3 to 4
five
feet
a
minute,
and
at
lu.>er
gamble
with
your
vision.
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Acute and Chronic Diseases A Speciality
thus
reaping monetary gain from friends he wanted to know.
cost than hatni-diggitig.
This ma
5
Lady Attendant
608 Dekum Bujjding
their northern neighbors’ disaster.
chine is expected to prove a real
£
O F F IC E PHONE BRO A D W A Y 1328, R E S ID E N C E EAST 47M
Here is a case in point It is
A bigamist is classed as a crim stimulus to drainage in Oregon
merely typical of thousands of cases, inad but he’s at least got more down
£
PORTLAND, OREGON
where more than a million acres
of greater or less degree,where busi right courage than a lot of single
need tiling, according to state col
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ness proves its good intention and —wifers.
lege estimates.
THE BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
|
Wagner's Truck Service
Hubtr
!
The
EVES have
;
IT
Kryptok Bi-focal
Lenses $ 11.5 0
D E N T IST R Y
Dr. C. Smith Long
Examination
and inspection of
thousands of mouths and microscopic
tests have proven that cavities come
in teeth tUit are either wholly or
partially coated or enveloped by th«y
mucous and w aste matter which
oozes from the fleshy parts of the
mouth.
This process is called decay. Ugly
stains and cavities ntur the beatuy of
teeth, expose nerves and cause tooth
ache. Nerves die when exposed to
thc action of thc host of germs in
mouths
and dead nerves cause
abscesses.
The prevention of decay is simple
and the technique is easy.
First—Rinse the mouth well to re
move the loose mucous and waste
matter from the fleshv oarts of the
mouth.
Second apply a liberal amount of
We Specialize in
good tooth jtiste or mouth massage
cream to the inner surface of the
teeth W ITH T H E FIN G E R S
Third—( onfine
the cream
and
squeeze it through the spaces be
tween the teeth W ITH H EAVY
PRESSU RE
Fourth—Pinch and massage the
gums IN S ID E and O U T SID E of the
row of teeth both upper ami lower.
Fifth—Brush the teeth filling the
brush with water from the faucet.
Many, many brushfuls of water
should be used in this operation.
Sixth—Rinse the mouth «well using
the lips and cheeks to swish the
water between the teeth.
Seventh—Fill the mouth with clear
wate r or a good miild cleansing
mouth wash, close thc lips around
the finger, and rub the fleshy parts
well until the slime and mucuous
•which causes the slickness is en
tirely removed.
I he flesh should squeak under the
fingers atul a feeling of freshness
due to the cleanly condition should
be markedly apparent This whole
process should be done at Inst once
a day, and should not consume more
than two to three or four minutes
Good Used Pianos i SU M M A RY
OF
A Special F’eature Price
C H IN ESE
Cough-Ho, for coughs and
brochitis, each $2.00.
2. Blood Tonic, each $1.50.
3. Stomach Tonic, each $1.50.
4. Liver Tonic, each $1.50.
5. Antigon, for kidney, bladder
and urinary antiseptics, each
$3.50.
6. Nervo-Tone, for insomania
and as a nerve tonic, each
$1 50.
7. Rheumatol, for rheumatism
and gouty condition, each
$2.50.
DR CHAN LAM.
CM nrir Medical Laboratory
142’ é Second St., Portland Ore.
Local Acencv Wanted
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YOU
VERY
Bell Bros & Co.
Upstairs,
W orcester Building
Third and Oak
Portland. Oregon
Dr. M. A. Jones. Dentist
25
Y ea r a
ia
P o rtla n d .
F orm erly
at 2nd and W a sh in g to n »trenta. Now
located a l 2SS-2SS P anam a Building
3rd
a ad
A ider
S tre e t»
o ' A V W tW A S W W iV A ttW W
have
all
in
thc Latest
frames
Styles
Duplicate Lenses
Repair Work
All Work
Guaranteed
Dr. Edward E. Boring
261 Alder Street
Corner 3rd
ATwater
Work Shoes for Men
The Ideal Work Shoe
for the Rainy Weather
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TH E
BRU TE—
No. 286 Reg. $6.50. Oiled
upper, solid oak
tanned
tap
-fz
$ 4.89
Goodyear
No.
Tire Values
283—Hi-top
14-inch boot, reg.
$9 50—NOW
Oiled tan uppers,
at these Low Prices
solid with Hunt
ington
tan
sole.
Life Time Guarantee Against Defects
HIGH PRESSURE
30x3V^ regular
$4 95
30x3* 2 oversize
$5.10
$8.85
CALL OR W R IT E
I
for the First Time
31x4
EA SY T E R M S
SPECIAL
BUCKHECHT
with Huntington
Savings of 1*2 or more
WF. G IV E
Reading Glasses $4.50 Complete
in F'rame Examination Included
NOW
Many of these can't be told from
New and at a
YES,
Fall and Winter
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FO REST
F IR E S ISSU E D
Following is a summary of forest
fires during the past summer which
burned over a total of more than
300.000 acres within twenty-two na
tional forest of Oregon and W ash
Read this List Carefully
ington This figure covers 1,403 fires ::
occouring in tllese national forests
$975 Steinwav, with bench .... $250
I ightning was responsible for 678
Mason & Hamlin __________ 235 of these fires of 48,4% of the total
800 Baldwin ........ .... - __ 245 The remaining 51,6%, 725 fires, were
975 Mason & Hamlin ........ ........ 235
650 Emerson, with bench----- 325
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775 Sohmer, like new ....... ..... . 3o5
P erso n al
S e rv ic e
—
Howeetly
450 Lindeman fine
cond....... 245 A
R
endered
400 Welland mah ...................
198
The VERY BEST PLATES
475 I.afargue, mah
250
575 Vose & Sons, e b o n y ___ 65
475 Keller, ebouv _..
____ — 85
MINIMUM COST
375 Boardman, walnut - ..... — 98
650 Hardman, w a l ___________145
Examination
FREE
M ED IC IN E
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BALLOON
‘ 29x4.40
$5.79
29x4.55
• $6.55
30x4.50
$6.59
Ncx
16
R et
350—H i-top
inch
boot.
$10 50-NOW
Oiled tan uppers,
solid oak tanned
soles
OTHER SIZES IN PROPORTION
Directors Woolen Store
STIPES GARAGE
229-231 First St., Portland. 0 re<
Beaverton. Oregon
BET.
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