The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, November 01, 1929, Page PAGE 2, Image 2

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BEAVERTON
F R ID A Y ,
E N T E R P R IS E
N O VEM RFD
,
wire. These
are about
•cka
apart,
leaving
plenty 0f
THE HOUSEWIFE
STOCK
EXCHANCES
' ears.
These are best V***“
I 0cst h«ng
Dry, Hot W eather Gets Pullets O ff ' 1 f.iu.i
filled in .....
H . H. J E F F R IE S , Publisher
a" y «»nr. tweu , entll4M
Schedule, College Man Finds,
> 00 m , advises
the Or eK'<n
In this day and age. with autonio-
What is a stockyard ? A place of
intent station.
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A
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and
Oregon
State
Editorial
s,ne|is
an,j
also
a
place
where
biles,
clothes
and
ofb**«-
»-ommodities
ember National
Remedy Given
____________A ssociation_____________________________ ___ . sellers of food animals meet with produced under the prineinle of ntiss
Fall of the year is, a
,
" tnav
Complete co T trifi of costoro W ashington county and westorn M ult- buyers for packing plants, a common production and
Continued unseasonable dry weath look after the home Kr g i
I
market
place
where
buyer
and
seller
seem
that
the
housewife
dealing
with
noni oh cou n ty
i meet. Prices at the stockyard flue- | food, the most basic of commodities, er this fall has been blamed as ‘ veil make any changes in shMvl!.
,,r>'
to
supply and : has been neglected in the movement as blessed m Oregon, by farmers ;«ower beds that a ,
according
Published Friday of each week bj Pioneer Publishing Go. at Beaverton, tuate
1 to provide a higher standard of pro- particularly....... Now it is charged Oregon many of C
demand.
Ore
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with causing tin extra molt in many shrubs or
What is a stock exchange? About ! Uuxc.“ a‘ a lowe,r umt cxuiL
poultry flocks, according to informa­ from the native woods ^n d'***^
h u tired as sec .nd .lass matter at the postotfice at Beaverton. Oregon, the same as stockvard w.th snidi .
,h,s .n. _________
eK,ect » bcmK
________
_____ reme<N
. a tion gathered by A. G. Lunn, hea/l j either in the fall or spring"
under the act of Congress of March 3, 187t.
and animals left out. It is ......... - ,cd’ K^
o g n .Z.ng this s.t.Kit.on,
and animals Jett out. It is a ,,lur-j nianuiaclu"er 0 f a wel] known table j of the poultry department at the state college landscape garden«, 1
ke. place where buyers and seller, ot specWty has purchased more than ! Oregon Experiment station.
partment. A little study o f T dt
Subscription price, $1 50 a year in advance; advertising rates on application. securities meet. The prices of these
securities "namelv / 'slock?'and
advance of planting will be
stocks and bonds
bonds, 40 "on-competitive food products and | “ Many p^ul|ryiiien report their
............ ________ ,,.................... ,
¡ I will manufacture ’ind distribute them! pullets getting up to about 60 pei j rel'a‘ d later.
fluctuate «co rd in g to supply and, nafjonall ¡n the hope that the re­
cent production and then dropping
.
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Bebverton Office, Broadrvuy near O. E. tracks, l'hone 7503
demand just as do the prices for #uI| wiH be better standardized goods back, showing a neck molt or ever j
11 flying drain tile it is Setter J
steers, sheep and hogs.
that can be sold for less.
.
Portland Office, 407-408 Dekum Building, Phoue ATwater 5914
another complete molt,” explained] a' c 1 t- surface soil put next to th"
There has never been much mys­
This plan seems logical. Fix>d we Professor Lunn. ‘‘ Bad management 11 * as *bls a^°ws *hc water to
tery in the public mind about stock­ must htive and to have necessities may be at fault sometimes, but we
a,e t trough to the tile more fret'
yards because anyone can see the and luxuries provided by an or­ are convinced that the hot, dry falls |
sa-vs 1 .l
,egon Experim ent »>
maimed themselves Us a sacrifice nmmals bought and sold. There has ganization with unlimited facilities, is largely responsible."
W H E N IS A H A N D I C A P ?
tion. Considerable interest m
and an appeasement to the gods.
been more or less mystery about a should assure a maximum quality at
draining is shown this fall witb .
Professor Lunn suggests inducing P J If >1 I fl IT ♦ t Vi . , .
But should one happen to be a stock exchange because one cannot a minimum price.
All handicaps have their compensa­
exercise with bright, clean litter, ,jitc|lcr
1 S e ul 4 ,n«chanic
ting values. This is why so many little out of line physically from the actually see the tangible property
then changing the ordinary dry mash _______
people who arc physically handi­ common run of people there is con­ a portion of which is bought und
to a moist feed by mixing with
capped are ulert, cheerful, indus­ solation in the fact that opportun­ sold by transfer of a piece of | T U R K E Y S U P P L IE S A R E
E A R L IE R A N D L A R G E R fairly moist mash is fed at the rate
trious, in a measure prosperous and ity, thru compensating effects, will paper.
of 2 pounds of dry mixture to each
, open the door for him if he uses
comparatively happy.
In reality, there is little difference
100 birds, continued for 10 days or
Heredity undoubtedly has some- his head,
between a stockyard and a stock ex­
HAS
two weeks.
Turkey
supplies
through
the
coun­
thing to do with success, but ex- |
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change and the sooner the public
M A D E GOOD tolMi
try as a (whole will run about 9 per
periencc shows that physical “handi
Tl)ere js ny subs,¡tute for pros- visiZtlizes the modern stock exchange
caps” ure sometimes misnomers.
as a meeting place for buyers and cent greater than a year ago.with
F A R M R E M IN D E R S
A man who limps to an
extent
_____
sellers, the same as it visualizes a Oregon showing an increase of 10
that he can not do strenuous manual
,
, . stockyard or public market where per cent, latest government estim­
Potash fertilizers have been found
labor such as digging ditches, »villi We r' not *» '*iuch 'ntcrested in buyers and sellers meet, the sooner ates indicate. That the later mar­ of benefit to Oregon soils, particu­
often become the town’s leading whether long hair will come back twill misunderstandings disappear as kets are likely to be stronger is in­ larly in the peat areas, reports the
banker, if he has the gray ntitter as wc arc whether the 25-cent hair­ to the important functions performed dicated by reports showing that experiment station^. Yields, firm­
to develop into one. Of course one cut will return to gladden every by these financial centers in every more than 50 per cent of supplies ness and cooking quality of potatoes
will be ready for the Thanksgiving
form of occupation is just a* honor­ heart but the barber’s.
|tirt of our nation.
have been increased by use of pot­
trade.
able as the other, but decidedly less
ash on peat lands, and the yield and
Arrangements to supply Oregon j
Same Price for Over
Jf the movement to abolish hand­
remunerative.
, j quality of flax have also responded
turkey growing districts with
FOR T H E M A N W H O P A Y S
38 Years
1 well to such treatment.
There is a physical law of com­ shaking and hat-tipping gets much
latest spot wire market reports have |
pensation, mental in its workings, i more under way, let s include pain
ounces for 2 $^
been completed by the market news j
but which even the medical profes- I holding,
A gentleman who owns property, section of the Oregon Extension ser- | Electric welded hog wire cut in
Purs — Economical
sion will point out and sustain.
Efficient
Physicians are now going into the maintains a steady payroll and pays vice. An added service to Douglas 1 strips makes the best and most
One may wonder why "fat” men
county
growers
and
dealers
is
ar-
convenient
rack^for
drying
seed
corn
heavy
taxes
was
asked
his
opinion
on
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S O P POUNDS
beauty
specialist
business,
accord­
are so often found in positions of
U S E D B Y O t l g COVBBNMSNT
2-inch spikes stick
proprietorship. Il is nqt because ing to a late news release. They a proposed “ speci;4l” tax measure ranged through County Agent J. C. | ^ ‘ s cut so
Lcedy whereby reports received at j out on cither side of a single long
the fat man has more brain power, want to fix the faces of the peo­ Replying he said;
"My opinion will be considered the college by leased (wire each noon
but in many cases., it is because by ple who have turned up their noses
prejudiced because 1 am not a guest will be rewired to Leedy at Rose- I
nature of his body he cannot be­ tit them.
at the county poor farm. I am a burg, edited by him Und published j '¡ ‘ ■'■'■"■■■‘ . ‘ .■ .■ .■ .■ .■ .■ .■ .■ .■ .■ .■ ■ V .V .V .Y .'.V .V .'.V .V .V .V .V .W .V
come engaged in physical Wisks, and
therefore the world steps aside and
The only known method of thin­ investor and maintain a i<a|yrolI the same afternoon in the Roseburg
HEALTH! ENERGY! VITALITY!
which helps keep many families in News Review. Similar service will
places him behind an executive’s ning traffic is too stay at home.
A n ideal L ife !
my stole. 1 still have the right to be supplied any county desiring to
desk, or into a position of director­
W
o
u
ld
you
become
a
physical
type that the wbrld prMses and ad­
ship where he becomes the superior
All the world’s a stage—and the express myself as the power of cooperate.
m ires?
Your diet can build you into that.
in the privilege of directing others' millionaires are the stage managers. speech has not yet been legislated
Expert D.etetic Aid Given inConnection
or tttxed away.
Double taxation
who are more fortunate in body but j
—.........
G R E A T E S T T H IN G S IN L IF E
With My Restorative Treatments
less subject to the old inevitable law 1 The fellow who used to have so and all forms of taxation get farther
of physical compensation.
many mouths to feed now has so and farther away from the /'.sic
DR. A. GRONE
principals of equal taxation and
What is it ? T o
stick (around ?
It must not be understood here many gas tanks to fill.
Drugless Physician
tend to undermine democracy und To be us«fu4? To do one’s duty?
that all one has to do to reach ti
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Acute and Chronic Diseases A Speciality
pinnacle of fame or goal of fortune; At the rate some of our young the constitutional rights of our citi­ Yes, first and foremost to those who
Lady
Attendant
(,08 Dekum Building
is to go out and get one’s foot people are going one would think zens.
are dependent on you—your immed-|S
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smashed, one’s arm cut off, or cat they were born in an airplane.
iate
family.
It
is
not
their
fault
you
%
“ Most tax bills are framed on the
a lot of candy and potatoes und
PORTLAND, OREGON
theory of expediency; that is, from arc related to them. Your duty to | ?
n fim
iw ie f/v e ii.iw l
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Movie Actor’s salaries arc getting whom urn the most be taken in t them
take on flesh. Such things aren't
performed,
you * may
develoj
(k>ne deliberately, especially since to be mere pin money compared taxes with the least liklihood of los­ yourself as an individual.
Your V .Y A V .V .W .W V .W .N V .V .'.V .V .V .Y .W .S Y .V .V S V .V .Y ,
civilization as we know it has ad­ with whtit they get for boosting cig­ ing votes, and to camouflage as fur personality, your individuality are
vanced from the davs when men arettes Und cosmetics.
as possible the continual increase in next in importance.
Is it not in a national sense highly
per capita tax bills required to cover
the cost of new Und ‘progressive’ or important that we formulate a nat­
OREGON
H IS T O R IC A L
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW 'socialistic' legislation (which is con­ ional philosophy founded on the ef­
A
S O C IE T Y S E L E C T
stantly forced on the people. Econ­ ficient individual and service for the A
y
SU B JE C T FOR E S S A Y
Oregon City— Plans under consid­ omy with the ‘other fellow’s money’ masses ?
The concept of Americans by the V
eration for constructing $50,000 flbx (the taxpayer) is something that
The Oregon
Historical
Society manufacturing plant in Clackamas the t^\ ekage legislator and law­ Europeans that we tire a nation of
maker is not in favor of. ¡Ut is men and women who are mere dol­
has selected "The Admission of Ore­ county.
promised before elections but con­ lar—chasers is a mistaken one. W e A
gon to Statehood" as the subject of
summation
of the promise is seldom have amassed the most dollars be­
the 1930 C. C. Beckman History
Klamath Falls—Two large illum­
cause we have made wetilth a by­
Prizes and Medals. There arc four inated Neon signs installed on A r­ seen.’’
product of principle, not putting dol-
prizes, first, $60; second, $50; third, cade apartments buildings.
lar-worship first.
$40; and fourth $.40 to be awarded
The principle of service, better
DESTROYED
DOLLARS
the best four original essays on the
service, more service, has become
Portland—Plans under way for de­
above subject written and submitted
the greatest thing in life (with Amer­
by girls and boys over fifteen yeUrs velopment of 100-acre of Ruby stock
Dollars, represented by property, ican industrial leaders.
and under eighteen years of age, at­ farm property as airport and Avia­
die when fire destroys. Whether the
Men who have made millions are
tending any school in the State of tion Country club.
blaze consumes a great tmet of for­ generally plain and common us old
Oregon, Each of the four prize
W Y.YAW AW W AVAY.Y.'AYAYANYA'iY.V.Y.’.ViY.
est or a one-car garage, it means u shoes.
winners will also be presented with
t
Gold Beach—Water Company in­ permanent
economic
loss. The
a medal.
stall four
inch
main
extending money invested can . never again
The conditions governing the essay from standpipe
above
town to work to produce profits. Jt is defin-1
1 P A IR W O O L H I-T O P H O S E
W IT H
E V E R Y
PAIR OF
are as follows- (1) Essay must not Roosevelt highway.
itely uml literally dead.
C H IN E S E M E D IC IN E
exceed 2000 words, (2) Ksstty may
BUCKHECHT SH O ES
S O L D D U R IN G T H IS SALE
be hand or typewritten on commer­
I his is a direct loss. The indirect 1
Lebanon — Contract
awarded
for loss,, in waste of time and unetn- I
■.V i W / A \ ,A W W .V .\ V i W A W . W A A W . % W i V .V A ,>V
cial letter head paper each sheet
of
one-story
grade ploy mem may be even greater. T h e !
being numbered and written only on construction
to cost
between tax that would be paid on tt dcs- I
one side, Kith blank space of about school budding
TH E BRUTE—
$25,000
and
$30.000
one and one-quarter inches at top
troyed building is reassessed against i
1. Cough-Ho, for coughs and
No. 286 Reg. $6.50. Oiled
and left-hand margins, (3) On sepa­
other citizens. The rate charged by !
brocháis, each $2.00.
rate sheet write name, address, date
iiisiiitince
companies
are
determined
upper, solid oak tanned
Ncwbcty -Frank Swart Ihtncing
2. Blood Tonic, each $1.50,
of birth and nume of school attend­ Doll Industry proving success.
by the aggregate average fire loss, j
3. Stomach Tonic, each $1.50.
with
Huntington tap
ing, (4) l>eliver with essay a certifi­
Every citizen in the community pays
4 Liver Tonic, each $1.50.
cate signed by a teacher or instruc­
for every fire. Something that con - !
5. Antigua, for kidney, bladder
Rurns—Contracts
awarded
for
tor of the institute attending, stat­
tributes its Share, large or snfell, to |
and urinury antiseptics, each
construction
of
$100,000
l’ondosa
$3 50.
ing that the writer is a student of
progress and social or industrial de- I
hotel.
6. Nervo-Tone, for in Romania
said school, (5) Ks«*»y must be de­
velopment, has been totally destroyed I
and as a nerve tonic, each
livered ,by mail, or in person, to thr
Instead of bn asset, it becomes an j
$1 50
Rids will be opened for recon­ expense.
Oregon Historical Society, Room G,
7. Rheumatol, for rheumatism
Public Auditorium, 253 Market St., struction of Mt. Hood Loop High­
These are simple matters, but they !
and goutv condition, each
Portland. Oregon, not later than way, locutrd partly within Mt. Hood are seldom realized. A few minutes i
$2 50.
March 15, 19JU, ( 4 .) All essay, sub- Na,k,nal Forc*‘ . Clackamas county, thought must bring home to every 1
DR C H A N L A M ,
No. 283— Hi-top
milted will be* numbered and sub- i)rcK°°.
Chinese
Medical
Laboratory
citizen the apallmg danger of our
14-inch boot, reg.
milted without the names of the ' „
"
gigUntic annual fir»- waste Thrift | 1421* Second St., Portland Ore.
writers fo three judges, (7) Essays j ''rants lass Air route beacon be*
I-"cal
Agency
Wanted
industry, saving, hope fire destroys
$9 50— NOW
wdl be judged according to their
erected east of here on summit
them in the flickerincr of an eye.
general merit and excellence, judges
C'kay Heights.
And the bill is charged against the
Oiled tan uppers,
will nlso take into consideration
'
nationbl pocket-book
neatness, accurate orthography, cor-
' 1 *“ n
city hall and com*
solid with Hunt-
rect grammar and composition and muni*7 building recently dedicated.
inrtnn tbn sole.
A
Personal
Service
—
H o n e s t ly
purity add clarity of dition.
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—
The Oregon State Library in Sa- «* _ . , __ . .
,
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R endered
.
.
_ .
,
...
Con»id*rabl#
Sav'n|
to Cuuwri
Inn has a residing list or hibliow-
The V E R Y BEST P L A T E S
raphy upon the abose named subject
Elf»ct«d At San Joaa
at a
(which will be sent to any Oregon j
No. 3a0—Hi-top
student on request Books pertain-
Gosernment chemists have suo-
16 inch boot.
M IN IM U M CO ST
ing to the subject ure obtainable in cessfully concluded tests at the
.Reg $1050-NOW
most Oregon public libraries. If the Richmond-Chase
cannery at San
Vocal library cannot gise you this Jose, prosing that deciduous fruits
service, which is usuul, or if there can be ripened by
the use of gas
Oiled tan uppers,
is no local library, the student and electricity, thus effecting a con-
solid oak tanned
ahoald write directly to the Oregon sideiuble saving to canners
Slate
Library
in
Salem,
which
The method used consists of seal
soles
makes bans of book* free of charge. , mg the fruit in an elevTrically heat-
except postage, to all citizens of ed room and exposing it to action
Oregon In writing to the Oregon o f ethylene gas. t ’nder this treat-
State Library students should state ! „lent it was found that apricots ri-
Dr. M. A. Jones, Dentist
the information Hrsifed and not prnrd to 3b to 48 hours, while
®
A ears
in
Portland.
Formerly
merely confine requests to some |«*r- \ other fruits take various times, ac-
ticuiar book or books sought, there- i cording to their species,
at 2nd and W ashington streets. Now
by enabling the State Library to
The gas bets only upon the green ,
located at 2SS-2M Panama Building.
B E T . S A L M O N A M A IN ST Mail Orders Filled. Posted* E,tr*
substitute other material in case portions of the fruit and does not
3rd end Alder Streets
Open Evenings * p. m.. Sunday*
9 a. m to 2 p »•
pny book requested is nol available effect the portions already ripe.
THE BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
STO C K
YARDS
AND
M ERCERS
TO
HENS
B E N E F IT
CONFUSED
START
FALL
M OLT
a
J
m illions!
me
IS
Fall and W inter
SPECIAL
BUCKHECHT
W ork Shoes for Men
The Ideal W ork Shoe
for the Rainy Weather
i
Free !
Free !
Free !
$4.89
LISTERINE
■THROAT I
TABLETS
Directors W oolen Store
229-231 First St., Portland. Ore.