The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, January 31, 1930, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTH E THE THE BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE BEST PLACE B E A V E R TO N ON Sue Core FRIDAY. JANUARY J|, E N T E P P H IS E EARTH DAIRY SLUM P M AY LEAVE ____- — H. H. JEFFRIES, Publisher BENEFITS Buj Present Market Expected to rid SPECIAL TRAVEL BARGAIN Probably one of the most laudable Country of Scrubs; Editorial of all human characteristics is that Association and Oregon Stau- Advertising Needed Member National Editorial optomistic loyalty to one’s home ter Association ritory which will permit of no ad- Though the immediate situation is w.sh.neton county snd western Mult- verse criticism of it by any outsider. anylhing but bright for the dairy- Complets covers«# of eastern . It is this loyal attachment to t.er- ma„ pri.4tIlt conditions may lead to Bomah county sonai hearthstones which booms the „ readjustment of the entire industry „ , week b, Pioneer Publishing Co. at Beaverton, real estate business and settles new b,.nefictal to dairymen in business on Published Friday of „ territories with folks who have not u |llaJor scaje ra,her than as a side- Ore. __________________ Yet l * come imbued with that one ljne bcbeves P. M. Brandt, chief in _______________ ______ _ • - ---------------------------- particular phase of patriotism, f ur- j air'ying at Oregon State college, the postoffice at Beaverton. Oregon, thermore, lauding the virtues of our who h;tS made an analysis of the Entered »» servnd class natter at ci*r« home section and throwing slurs present market crisis. under the act of Congress of March J. It»*. at tltat of the other fellow conies as natural to most of us as breathing. advance; advertising rate.* on applicatici; No matter how much we person Subscription price, $150 a year m ally may align the climatic condi tions of our respective Vermont, Beaverton Office, Broadway near O. E. tracks, Phone 750J Tennessecr or Missouri, a few caustic remarks on the same subject from a Portland Office. 407-408 Dckuin Building, Phone A 'lw a ff *91« Nebraska will precipitate „ ivcDrasica man win nrccipuaic a . . . • i i love of work, bear in mind that it wordy conflagation through the glow TH AT LOST LETTER _______ Do vou always make certain that leaer, yo« mail are addressed cor- rectiv and clrtirly ? If you do not, !avbe your t«t e r was among the four million that found their way to th ^ D cad L Letter" etter” office office at at Wasl Washing- "Dead . ton ' last Kst ycaf One state alone sent year. One state alone than a quarter of a million, the more record [ for careless addressing in 1929 it takes but an extra second to give the address another glance before you post the letter, and that flash of t h e e y e may he the means of pre- and the venting its total loss to you juu one you are anxious to have it dc- livered to. Of course no one who spends U few cents for printed sta- tionerv ever loses a letter in this way; if it ¡«misaddressed or cannot be delivered it is returned to the writer instead of being sent to the "Dead Letter’’ office. But there still are quite a few who try to straggle along without the convenience of printed envelope return cards, so we suppose there will always have to be a “ Dead Letter” office for their let ters to go to. GUESSING OUR SIZE includes the aged and infirm, sick and crippled, and all dependents of whatever nature. Also remember that, according to population, this is a larger percentage of actual work- ers than any other nation on earth can boast. We know we’re a great nation in a lot of ways, but this new census is going to tell us many thing« we never dreamed of along this line It ought to prove one of the most interesting things in the entire year. “The decline in the dairy market, though greater thtm expected, was forecast m the federal and state out look report of a year ago in which it was pointed out that but a slight increase in production or drop in consumption would raise the domestic , . .. . „ „ „ j >» supply above the demand, ... It . is apparent that . tb the present of which the climate in question will sUtus q{ the ¡„,|ustry can only be assume a desirability second only to j b adjusting supply and de- that of Paradise itself An unt av- ^ th e r this wUl be tied Hoosier listening to a conve h about b ¡„creased consump- sat.on between a Hub C.ty-.te and a ^ ^ curui,c(j Iiroduction or buth> narive J o n ponders Jirobab y J it ^ probably be determined largely Providence could have placed1 two j economic conditions.” such n.cccas in the same hemisphere Brandt marUet but at the Same time he more a, a{ford ,he best oppor. Jely J \ r' ‘ »unity for eliminating low producing £ ;d" !'fe ^ 'in d im ta or diseascd cows from herds and for hc recent trip by train increasing the use of dairy products ------------ -- acro,s *ne of thc sccnically bcauti- as .wel1, as for nuking n False ee.h have this advantage- ^ niounta|n Jections of our coun. unified educational campaign on the they ttlc danger of substituting vegetable oils ***y re the only . thing .....£ about the try, the conversation tnnong body that don t ache when you have group ^ on the ,he observation obserVation platform fur, VUlr>' I)roducts- on . the grip. * one af afternoon lernoon gravitated quite natur- . The present condition may res., t Many a man who boasts of bring an optomist looks just like an ordin- ary fool to other people. D t . . Russia htis granted a concession to 1 saf<t> ra/..r factory. M j y k she s going to try to put a better face on things, ally to that of Here is an unusual opportunity to save money. This ticket is good for travel on day coaches and in tourist sleeping cars, la k e advantage o f this low fare and plan your trip to Los Angeles now. Enjoy Greater Speed and Comfort Reclining chairs in day coaches pro vide maximum comfort. There’s always plenty of room on the train to rest and walk about. Tourist sleepers give still greater comfort, yet they are economical. Y o u save time, too. JOk* $1$ P o rtlan d to San Francisco For further information and reserva tioni phone or call at a.ldnss helow, or see your total ticket agent. S o u t h e r n P a c ific C. E. Allen, Agent in the elimination of many small herds as well as individual unprofit- were ta desirable places to live. Among those present Chicago, a banker from ' portlan^, Oregon, a pugnaci- ously patriotic ftuly from Seattle who ba(, bccn ,urcd tQ & Florida which d , Portland to nieet bcr expectations, and . , from , Los „ An- *.. a real . estate . broker gcics. The discussion changed rap- v .... u, „„„-„„.I .w,. idly from one of occasional desultory ’ ' j' " . ' I rentirks to a heated argument punc- people who boast that they say at intcn.a,s by carnest burst, u ia uy mi are ti cr o <, cr p ^ eloquence from the movie city, e ’ "r *n,ny lo Wl s a,u 1 big bass guffaws from Chicago and nose punc . sarcastic sniffs from Setittle —all to ablc cows an<1 thus stimulate the in- dustry by centering most of the production in the larger herds oper- ated on a purely business basis.” Dairy products have not been ad- vertised in Oregon as have vege- tabic substitutes. Last year there Undisputed Supremacy in.. was an increased consumption of substitutes tilmost equal to the butter c u l a t i o n Challenge surplus at the end of the year. The c u l a t l ° n - -W e dairy industry must actively stimu- late consumption by education and advertising. In this farmers m a y ------ -------- All Local Newspaper Cir* Comparison. Now that thc government U about' if you hcar v;ie s p r in g on the Kr? lt enjoyment of listeners in. well set the example by using only ;«Jy to star, taking a census t o ' strcet it’s an offense against de- I-eaiimgr back luxuriously scm.-ob- dairy products ,n their homes. ready $ ... t. - - — H . - . . .... ■ . 1 _ « L a . ■» «. O S* 0k t . livious to the bantering conversation ------------------ find out h(*w many people there are cenev, but you have to pay to hear around me. I mused whimsically upon in thc United States local residents ¡t ¡„ a show. the wasteful futility of til arguments T W E LV E THINGS will be interested in a few advance | _______ even friendly ones. Whie reflecting TO REMEMBER B U SIN E SS predictipns. “ 'it'll». Louis Truesdel|, i.n < » " 's who ■■ •— i Another trouble with the world Is . . __ . ■ »„ „„.u will have charge of the census, es- thnt fhcrP fs too tmich face powder T " , ,u ‘ nrt:vf. nar. CARDS ing and usually leave the active par- tiinates the count to be taken start- ttnd not enough baking powder sold. April 1 will shown total of 122.000,-1 Morc th.in OTlc man can tfl1 you ,lc,p:itn,s m ih rm g from a virulent ’ i h * \ A L L E of Time. l| 000 people, or 17.000,000 n «re than1 from e x ^ r e n c T t h î t a î o t o coTd b,Uck 0 mcr tal eczcma: whl? 2. The SUCCESS of Perserverance we had in .he census of 1920. He a T i, los on hot tips ,cave* ,UR,y .rcd >“ ,tSL 3 The PLEASURE of Working ¿ _______ ’ more often than not, I was brought 4. The D IG N IT Y of Simplicity also estimates that of tip number i , . . 7 . . ... , back to consciousness by the boom- 46,580,100, or 39 M r citft, support ‘ Vr understand that some Wash- ....___ , . . . ____„..a 5. The W O R T H of Character. ing voice of the tntan from Portland. themselves and the rest of the popu- ington politicians tire worried more 6. The P O W E R of Kindness. H e was addressing Sam, a portly, lation. And while on the face of it over thc Idaho Borah than the coun- white-coated Aristocrat of the old 7. The IN F L U E N C E of Example. | that doesn't speak so well for our try is over thc corn borer. South who had been the solicitous 8. The O B L IG A T IO N of I>uty. I* P I O N E E R P R I N T I N G & S T A T I O N E R Y CO. guardian of our comfort during the 9. The W ISDOM of Economy. who do not have enough food, there 408 Dekum Bldg.—Third at Washington St, past few days. He had been stand BROADCASTS FROM KOAC 10. Thc V IR TU E of Patience. arc thousands of those who arc un ing at one side for some time listen (550 kilocycles) PORTLAND. OREGON dernourished, literally starving, be 11. The 'IM P R O V E M E N T ing to thc friendly word war being • ■ w i'W b 'm f t v - w - iiW iX iv 'jw w / W W W w W iW W “'':':- i° ™ ^ ,he{ PT pCr waged among his' patrons, with nn Talent. A new series of lecture, by Dr j I “7 B. Horner, , ,u,ho, ,n '„n o « >2. T he JOY of Originating. i y lac mg in one or countenance. He jerked to accommo on Oregon history and professor of ,1V)rc 0f |be vitamins, those essential Marshall Field dating attention when the Portland history at Oregon State college, has f1)(,d (dement without which a child man, turning toward him and blow- ______________ been Added to KOAC’S afternoon cannot develop a healthy normal ¡n(? n c|ouj Gf cigar smoke upward, program schedule Dr. Horner will manner. I demanded facetiously, “ How about give his subjects each Wednesday at __ it, Sam, Now, you’ve been to all 3:00 o'clock. “ Heroines of the Ore COM PETITION IS OPEN these places, we’ve been talking * M O R T IC IA N gon Country” is the title of his first about, so you settle the argument. sketch. W HEN IN PORTLAND BEAVERTON, OREGON Plant* May Operate Which pkice would you consider the A Radio Soil 'Improvement club Municipal WE SERVE REGARDLESS OF THE TIM E D AT OR NIGHT I I STOP A T TH E Outside of Cities b(.st onc of a||?» started recently among KOAC list- Sam ............. had in him thc —..... makings eners has now reached a membership ,, • . , , . . . . , - .......- «»- of a of 113 farmers. These soil enthusi- . Municipal electric plants, not sub- diplomat who under happier circuin- ject to cither taxation or rcgula- stances might even have survived a asts do not leave the comfort of Newly FurnUhrd lurrim *' um ' ' their homes to attend meetings, but ° n ,na^ compete with privately tenirrc of office as a mediator in Ln- Courteous, Service Reasa>n<*ble merelv turn the dial each Weilnes- ownc“ an<^ 0Pera*C(l companies under tin American disturbances. His dav evening at 7 ttO o’clock to the s,alc n■“•»'lation and contributing to shiny, good-natured face assumed an lU’s’ ( p,Sr to 1 downtown District 14th & Washington St. Br. 3435 tcntly r s‘‘»r segious Oregon State college station. W L. , ’ . a'Ul . u tt T I i c l . ’ ,n,cn,l> ‘ol,s expression, which PiVA-ers, rhief in soils, opens the * l,ec,M^n of ‘ ^c 1 ',,tcd gradually change«! to one of wist- meetings with a general discussion of suprenif com t, which reviewed the f,dm »s „s he glanced back inwardly V V » \ W . % W W V i V A % W A S V A W % V . V A W V W A W . V . ,.V appeal at . • the • Yamhill Electric com- at thc hjKh hghu of we know not ................... i*s n n u v u n i ’i n i and iuti n u n d i r , . • • . . . c-> soil improvement work then an swers questions sent in by members. ^ nv 9‘'csttoning the right of the city what humble memories of happy Î thc entire Members enroll by merely sending in , lX,lnnvl' ,e *° fx,cnd. ,u linc* days elsewhere, while .................. their itames and a question. outside of the city limits into tern- ^ „ p waited to hear what his ans- tory served by the electric company. wcr WOuld be HOME PO IN TE R S 1 ,l.c court hc,d ,,hat no substantial Gradually the pu/zled crease in his C. GEE From the School of Home Economics f" <,a Suestion is involved, but did forehead smoothed tiway and a ripple “T O - D A Y IS WO Cream will usually whip more ” *!!.,, aV, U1>'a” '. 'f m, ri,s of casc of wide, white-toothed good nature Tl YESTERDAY S PLANS’ quickly if a little lemon juice is ” . i11" c^,rlc company case ,prcad over his countenance as he C H IN E SE added. started in 1927 when the city wa, answered slowly in the picturesque M FD ICAL A larger quantity of juice can be ,V ' " " , * *'¿5* dialect of old Dixie, “Well, genTmen. H ERBS obtained from a lemon if it is heated . e% 01,1 , ° | [ innville. 1 he iha’* a ha’d question to answer, thoroughly before being squeezed. collrt ‘ 'kc electric com- Thev’s lots of good places—lots of CO., Inc. pany's contention but the state su- v cm. And nil of 'em has some bad Left-over mashed potatoes can be ^ ¡ l M b 262»é used for potato soup by reheating. 1' Vi * rc' fr *cd 'he lower court things about ’em. But whar yo* 29 Years adding hot nulk, buttei*, salt and * power company then took the home is; whar most of yo’ frien’s is Alder St. — put into action onion. Caw. ‘ ° th* yn,,ed S,a' « YP tan zcyeSar. rd dopqlwpwdwn Portland, Ore. — that bank account you A rubber thumb used on the right Vi 'xr 1 ing t »t the city of at; whar yo’ wife and babies stays C H IN E S E R E M E D IE S thumb when paring vegetables or / , aet'ng in \tofation and you have a good job—makes start to-clay is the help —are recommended for the alle slicing fruit will save many n small Z O ^ *»"d F ^ - W e ll ful working plan of action viation of Liter, Stoirtach, Kid cut from the sharp paring knife. t.__ _ _ c ____ , ‘ 1 ,n I specks mr>st all of ns would think tomorrow. Butter is 0U« >f the richest sources property without duc ,h.u right thar's the best place on ney and Bladder trouble. Many process of law. of Vitamin A. the vitamin that stim s earth, no niattfr much whar it hap have bc.-n benefited by using the pen to he !’’ ulate« growth in children and pre t hiñese Roots, Herbs and Barks. vent* kertain {«leftcicncy diseases, — be a to-dayer Call or write—262yi Alder St. »uch a infkimmation of the eyes. corner Third St. HAS at your neighbors bank Although there are perhaps very IT IS O N L Y ON THF. BASIS OF MADE GOOD utitli few children in the United States $ 1.50 500 PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION 5 bJ, W. E. PEGG Carlton Hutcl h i i ii v ii i SW i W i W A ’ . S V . W . V . V . '. W millions! 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