The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, February 21, 1930, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 4 PAGE 2 Oregonians, on the avrr4gt conditions hate teen presailing in end of each of the Uh.phced, beat- CALL Oregon, says the experiment station, treated alloy steel axle shafts With ness day. place tSJüjxli te > . - table urowers are not unmindful each wheel bearing independently calis. of the tact March us-tally brings adjustable no la.d or shock changes Crisis in Industry it Them* for An H. H. JEFFRIES, Publisher *.>me g ar! weather sufficiently warm the adjustment of the bearing. nual i t V -5 -'S in The rear tire carrier is provided to warrant transplanting of early Marshfield and Coqui.le on standard models while the two use in Oregon as m the whtfJ Editorial Association and Oregon S ta u Editorial cabbage ami lettuce to the "tound. Member National spare ivire wheels of the de luxe- Chimi. Therefore plants arc nuv bein^ Association With Oregon dairymen taking types are carried in fender grown of these vegetables with a cut of a quarter million dollars Kobe rails, foot rest, and view to having them ready to set Complata curerà«* of oo*t*rB Washington county and woatnra Mult I terfat priées, men oi the industry ullt lust as soon as weather' and soil »imp are standard in all sedans As- nomah county. Plants of these *i*t cords, vanity sets, and ash re- I are meeting in Mar>hfield and Co- conditions permit, > ■ " egetables will stand light frosts. ceiver are provided in the dc luxe quille February, 25 and 26 for th Published Friday of each week by Pioneer Publishing Co. at Beaverton. the Oregon Front a farm management stand- sedan. annual convention of Ilairytnen's as-xiatioii to cotisidir p.-int the general farmer in Oregon Ore. the crisis. cannot afford to take time to pro- Poland has been added to the The detailed program just an duce baby chicks from a common growjng list of foreign countries class matter at the pustoffice at Beaverton. Oregon Entered a, sec snd nounced by P. M. Brandt, secretary flock of h«-ns, believes the expert- can now be reached from any under * e act of Congress of March J, ldT*. of the association and chief in dairy- nu-nt «tutioti. Hatcheries specialize telephone 'n Portland. stock, , ing at Oregon State college snows on ' high producing ’ ' while the Subscription price. $150 a year in advance; advertising rate» on application most of the two day session devoted fanner specializes on his general Telephoning without wires dates ! to discussion of the causes and cure farm work, i back to ItiSO when Alexander Gra situation. of the present situation The c> n ---------- Beaverton Office. Broa<Vvay near O F. tracks, Phone 7503 ham Bell succeeded in telephoning j SAME OLD FRAUD densed program follows: Portland Office, 407 -108 Dekum Building, Phone ATwater 5014 2‘ ---------- along a beaut of light. 10 00—Opening of convention at We note in tin exchange a vvarn- Marshfield. Routine business. Key- ing out of Washington to the effect plimentury things about other neigh AN OLD TIME WINTER note address by D. O. Woodworth, that smooth individuals are believed bors, instead of back-bmng them, a> dairyman. Albany. to be preparing to flood the country | We've read a g‘>od deal of wea- | they gossip over the rear fence, 11 OB—“Stimulating Sales Through with offers of oil stocks of a doubt- ther news in the pait lew months,) There seems to be no end to the Bctter Milk Ordinances.” M. M. ful nature, believing that they can but up to the hour of going to pre>v good things we can do during “Cour-j Miller, federal market milk spec. unload a lot of fraudulent stuff on we haven't been tible to find a single j m y Week” that we overlook or tie- ialist that jart of the public still susccp- instance wherein any part of the j gleet to do during the other 51, 12:00— I.unchcon program in charge liblo to honeyed words and alluring U. S. is complaining about . not . get- j weeks in . the ye*r. , . The . Ohio , city of County Agent Harvey Hale. literature. We are passing the word ting enough winter W,.h the J°* | report. that „ worked out H h . ihwrt , ^ “What Has Happened to Dairy a|(I1g in the hope that the man with est temperatures along the t anadtar ' that it reduced accidents and made i ing.” P M. Brandt, O. S- C, a desire to speculate will look be -1 border recorded since 1917. and with everybody happier. That being the 2:15—“Getting out of the Hole.” flire he leaps. Unless you know j frost registered us far *<mth as case, why can’t we have a little General theme. ‘T he effect of positively what you are buying, oil J Miami, it seems no part of the na- “Courtesy Week” of < >ur own rig h t' Substitutes.” J. D. Mickle, state ,,nd gold mine stocks are the most tion escaped its share of the cold here at home? There is no law 1 dairy aud food commissioner. dangerous Wind In the world to nton- | Older residents here who delight against it. "Increasing Consumption 'through key wHth. Bankers are always glad in boasting that “we don’t have long.' ■ i Building Public Sentiment." t htir- lo advise you as to the genuineness hard winters like we used to" ar. TAKE A NEW HITCH les D Byrne. Industrial Journal- yf such offering*. If they arc in puzzled now; they are having ti hard ■ ■■ istn Department. O. 3- l doubt, then you had better let the j time explaining whv the ivinter near- Without a single exception you'll, 4:00—Visit to local manufacturing offer tilone, no matter how tenipt- ing a close can't be counted as an find that the local utun who feels Here is an unusual opportunity to save plants. ing it may be. “This is apt to be , old-fashioned one. And the corn- j that the town’s business' is his money. This ticket is good for travel on Wednesday, February 26 (Coquille) a fat year for fake stock salesmen,” j husk and the goose-bone prophet- 1 business is a good citizen day coaches and in tourist sleeping cars. 10:00 “Getting out of the Hole by say, the Washington dispatch. Is i have either forgotten that they | H e usttilly deesn’t expect Cutting Costs," N C. Jamison, ex- there any reason why f»«u should Take advantage of this low fare and made such u prediction, or they’ve others to spend their time and money j tension specialist, O. S. C. help to make it so by biting ut their 1 plan your trip to Los Angeles now. gone into their holes and pulled the building up and brightening the com 10:45—"Cutting Costs by Better For- schemes? holes after them. Enjoy Greater Speed and Comfort munity while he sits back arid slacks age and IVstures,” In irrigated But we’re over the worst part on the job. He knows that his Reclining chairs in day coaches pro n<>w, and we can afford to draw a neighbor's success is also his sue-1 Sections, J. K. McCracken. Ash WHY NOT TRY IT- vide maximum comfort. There’s always land, Willamette Valley, H. W. long breath and start a smiling cessj and that criticizing or con-1 plenty of room on the train to rest arid Kanne, Clackamas. Coast Region Government reports of winter wheat detuning organizations that are try Edward Hurley, one of Pres. | walk about. Tourist sleepers give still Alton Kay and Les Trigg. Fiv. Cl Conditions are cheering, while all of ing to be helpful is a poor wuy of Wilson’s assistants during the war, 1 greater comfort, yet they are-economical. Count us knew that a hard winter, when making progress toward the things 11 30—“Cutting Costs by Getting K*d «ays the industrial leaders of the I You save time, too. of Abortion,” Hillis Perkins, Bun- Th, it is not followed by a spring filled 1 desired If he feels like finding »vorld can forever abolish war by a : don. $ 1 $ P o r t l a n d t o with frrrring temperatures, is the | he usually finds fault with hirn- mere gentlemen’s agreement. In la finest thing in the world for fruit ' sf|f, :u),i |ets it go at that. And 1 :J0— Cutting Costs by Better Breed letter to the president of the Inter S a n F ra n c is c o ing. C. C. Dickson, Shedd. Past records show that exceptional we’ve observed that he seems to livs national Chamber of Commerce, For further inform ation arid reterra- crop seasons have always followed happier and to get more out of life 2 00 — Committee reports and elec Hurley urges industrial chiefs to lie n t phone or call at a tU re n below, tion of officers Adjournment. or tee jo u r local ticket agent. severe winters. And the weather wr th.ln the other kind—of whom we control the world’s supply of iron had throughout the United States j »till have a few. There’s an old ore, coal, rubber, manganese, nickel, this iwintrr can certainly be set down; a<|agc to the effect that “It’s nevrt aluminum, petroleum, mercury and FARM POINTERS as exceptionally severe. too late too learn”. And we arc de 1 other things in such a manner that voting this brief space to urge those The good dairy farmer appreciates these Materials will not be available who haven’t yet learned that the the herd bull and treats him iwith in sufficient quantity to enable any "COURTESY WEEK” PAY $10 C. E. Allen, Agent town’s business is their business to, the consideration to which he is nation to wage war effectively. This tract, f It seems we’re to have several ,,u" UI> an<* ,altc a nevv hitch now’ entitled. If he is sentenced to the is a big program, but comparatively n< w fur simple. Financial leaders of Amer- m»v “weeks” this year and already ;tu' 1' no* ,ca*e ,he cn,,re job of mak darkest corner of the barn either back. : the city of Cleveland, Ohio, h 1 « i,,K '* a better community to th e 1 tied in a stall or boxed in solitary nti al m could prevent war by a — W A V . V W f l p i pstair: confinement hr will not do so well. gentlemen's agreement. There is V started the ball rollin'.; with what I other fellow It ut 1 ------ ; A well-bedded bull-pen with plenty j not a nation in Europe that could they recently saw fit to call "< <>ur- ubbie« rabbits an<' *re*h a' r 's a minimum j finance a war for two months— tesy Week". Like many of them. I The dogs have FOU SA for two weeks—without it has sonic merit In fact, th.« on« have tularemia, parrots have psitta essential, while a grass paddock in j probably Incuban is so good that we can’t understand cosfs andwVU beT a nickel thr’ gold-1 Q,ldi,ii.on ' viM W 8'’od divide!,d* a,"> calling on Uncle Sam for the money, CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM PARLOR B j ooder why every section should not adopt fish and canaries «will be blamed s'n,l’''B the chore of keeping the That being true, we are wondering herd sire. why our big business men do not J it, this one included, and observe it vet for something, USED at W EATHERLY ICE CREAM Clean ground i- eucntial to keep set ab at cat i during the entire year instead of i -. bo ight just for one week. A good memory is the greatest the new crop of baby chicks disease at once. Anything that promises t<. \ Canned Goods and Light Groceries to Accommodate Sunday W . appr " ( ourtety Week" is a week when (of blessings. For instance age would free, wants tlu- experiment station, end war is certainly worthy ut a i S t imp Night Trade everybody i» supposed to be ex teem sweet if you could retnembei ' ”"cr^,c run* or *v’re Peches are trial Ri le S desirable in disease control. If these treniely |>ol!tc to everybody else The what a fo*j| you were at 20 P, ; arc not t provided, gixxl results will I m c m / , , n n r ■ _ i , n , i IT SOFT DRINKS, FRUITS, MELONS ni>|orist slows ,|<,vn to let a pedes- ■ ■ ■ - i-tni poaa instead . i konking • Ctming :■> a ully v.i-t,- ,.f effort ^ * _______ FOR SA Magazines—All The Daily Papers PRICED TO SELL nervt wTackmg horn and glaring like Just notice how little effect it has bouse every five days. With per ch:> k $ At Tha Old Location—With a New Store a tiger. Th*> matt who jostles you on the weather. utonent brooder houses good result* I gard ¡So, or step on your toes is expected ---------- ' wiH ** obuincd bV covering the | An entirely new line of Durant - s v| to stop long enough to assure yon I The difference between u modern ground w„h a fresh layer f soil a car*, designed as the „-14 senes, is v M V .W .W .V A V .S S W A S V .W A W A W S W .S S V .W S V w being revealed to the public today —---------- lr — —____ , , , _ _ ____ __^ ^ _ ,— «*= J e rs e y , of his sorrow, instead of mumbling1 couple and the Siamese Twins is lcas* once weekly. an inarticulate "excuse me." that that nothing is easier than separating ' In spile of the fact that wintry nation. doesn't mean anything. Boys tmd , a modern couple. | xi-i— 1 jj ----- — .. --at_____ ■ _ rd, ( Such is the announcement of Otto girls are supposed to address their - ■■ " i hway, Erickson, head of the local Durant elders a* bovs and s;iris ,li,1 back in Pn>tecting a man while he frisk* MORTICIAN dealer organization, who is exhibit what w, ,,lten rrfer to as “ill, . ■.>,! others in Chicago is called “racket- PILES FOR SA ing the nwv 6-14 here. old lav*” Neighbors are supposed leering". In Washington it is called and Associated Disorders BEAVERTON, OREGON ----- El aer. to sav nothing but kind and cons- i tariff making The cars in this new Durant lines are a form of WE SERVE REGARDLESS OF THE TIM E DAY OR NIGHT arc priced to sell in the popular "ÎFOR SAI VARICOSE VEINS ;y .S V ,S W V S A % W iV W .S N S ,A S V S V A % V . W A ,A W A % S S W . ,. W which can be successfully treated low-priced field. 1 he Durant Six-Fourteen engine. witheut surgery, pain or loss of time, from routine activity in much the m°unted in unit construction with a «ante manner as varicose veins an 1 multiple spring, rubber cushion* sin- w ulcers located elsewhere are treated gle plate clutch and three speed Send for Free Booklet Durant-designed transmission, is tilt- SAL VARICOSE VEIN CLINIC * ' back to sufficient angle to affoid “TO-DAY IS 200 201 202 Buyer* Building a straight line drive under normal : Wt iger, 2 Tel. AT 530». Portland. Oregon loading The tubular propeller shaf: " YESTERDAY’S PLANS' < V .V .V .W .V A W k .W . D a k ce —, W A W / . W . «" ' w all -1 • .! i-nc!i *; ■! iv | universal ’■ on • s The rear axle i- J koi - : ev of built-up construction and affirds a rigid support for the bearing I Have your Teeth present * mounted differential The tapered i Healthy Appearance, by Re roller bearings of equal size support the pinion shaft and excludes dust, moving the Cause of Dental < —put into action grit and water from the bearings Disease J —that bank account you Two bearings are used at the outer DISEASE CANNOT START w rite 1 ■I »tart to-day is the help- So l 12th IN A CLEAN MOUTH ful working plan of action DAIRYMEN ISSUE CONVENTION THE BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE FOR SA chick gard 8* FOR SA Jersey weight gard, highwa FOR S Eisner. Office • Special t accounts, and the W J VA E-« 1925 1926 1926 1927 1926 1927 1929 1927 1926 1927 1925 192H 192h FO ST C H F.S BL P( F( OI. (T Cl Wl GH CH _VRAN 240 Gi W AV PLUI DONE . F. VAW i FRIDAY. FEB r u a r y 2J THE BF.AVFRTON ENTERPRISE S P E C IA L TRAVEL BARGAIN 4 Los Angeles S ou th ern P a d THYNG’S W. E. ! NOW 5 CLIN U 12th I for the First Time Ü Goodyear Tire Values I YOl If tomorrow. Adi The A have be thority- —be a to-dayer at your neighbors bank When in the city take advant age of a Free F.xatnination. and get your Free bottle of mouth wash, and learn how easy and painless it isto n b k e your teeth Healthy and Sncwry White DR C. 5. LONG BANK OF BEAVERTON •••d hunk ia ■ tow. i Cardau Spot uf Or 4*2 Orpheum Theatre Bldg BEacou *435 Portland v s a w v . w . s v . v a v . w a v FOR SALE BEST FUEL Single Load. (4 00 2 Load* (7 00 BEAVERTON 0904 WE DELIVER «• From S. P. Shops, Beaverton, Ore ] [ A S W W V . 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