The Beaverton enterprise., June 20, 1930, Page PAGE 2, Image 2

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ney at Law
¡
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th R eavcrton
ention given to
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aed _0f
day
1 t week shipped 13*' cases o o f i ! ; ,‘0Wrx,h,C
a t O klahom
a. A. & \j
boned
fried chicken to C alifornia recognized
authority 0 ^ " ^
O V E R ST A T E O F O R EG O N points.
This is practically - a new problem s.
-
O regon jtayroll but in th e few s h o d
T h e visiting poultrymen will b,
Oftentitr.es. we hear people Con- n io rih s of its history has p rep ared te rta in e d th e first evening by
versing over the lack of in■' i-iry in and sold 1UX) cases of chicken, using C orvallis cham ber of commerce.
Olive Borden, Radio P ictu res’ St
Following ire ¡over 24,( d l Linn C ounty chickens.
often
referred to as
Hollywoo i s the state of Oreii-Ti
H H. JEFFRIES. Publi.har
best dressed woman, will m ake a p - 'a fcv. of the fact- c r ■ :ti:
n a r l _ te-n Oit .on Creamery
_
. ___. . . __
T h e city of New York Ru x
Association
pcaranecs at Jan tzen Beach Friday, very snla|| portion of the i.u rn in-
'a s m any telephone* as Great Bn
Hold
A nnual M eeting ; B u tte rta
an d t)lore th a n half as many is
Saturday and Sunday. June 21», 21 dustries in our fair -late
Assn, and Oregon S tate E ditorial Assn. and 22, acrording to announcem ent
Price i* Good
m any.
M em ber N ational
Editorial
24 H ours
by Maurice E Sm ith,
O regon F ,c lo rv * " » » " *
,» W „ K B O R I ) : O ver W> . « ” " 1
Day i»i*nui-«turin*
M anufattu rm g m
G raders
r P u er r Uay
uuen
e-E ag
le D
I)airyn.en"s
Iber? of f l);
the P in
ine-E
agle
airym en's I P o rtla n d , w ith a popuhti,
Published F riday of each week by t’ioneer PuM ishm g Co. at B eaverton the beach
Miss
Borden is well know n t -
O rders Pile Up
association attended the an n u al m eet- 300,1X1) has m ore telephones tW.
O re. E n tered as second-class m atter at the postoffice at B eaverton. O re.
et
n ,vtn
picture fan s th e world over
\lb an y ,
GREATER
ALBANY; a.
K
_ • "
xxi.ik. K< •" • com bined total of the
»ix large^
by reason of her w ork in both the O rders
for m ad
serai • rs c m in- show ed W1.W7 pounds of b u tte rfa t ¡es ¡n Chi ina w ith 5.231,000
im
Subscription Rates
silents and the talkies.
She was from m any state?
Slate ( on- handled a t a net price of 44.88 cents
MU *_
.....-...$1.50 T hree M onth«.----------------------------- .50 starred or co-starred in m any air«!'- .iru ctio n Cc
O ne Y ear —
film? recently shown hen includt
1,1
ju u u u i
------- .85 Subscriptions Payable in Advance
- H e r llo
^
Six m onths •
....
. . . Sister.”
.,
„ / “Jialf ... M arriag
, , , „ '»ay. I h.- tact -v ha- been bu-\ ail
W E TRADE
W edding Kmg- ./id Dance Hal., winUfr all(1 ls n, NS wx vvtlks behino O REG O N P O U L T R Y M E N
m28
Chevrolet
R oadster —
The appearance of Miss B orden
, rj ers, T hree to four big scrapers,
B eaverton Office— Broadw aj pear O. F.. T racks, Phone 7503
T O M E E T AT C O R V A L L IS
Chrysler 50 C o u p e -----
part of an announced policy of Ja m - v o rth on a „ average of $1300 eUch.i
_______
zen beach which will bring m any of are
¡v „ out weekly. T he plant is,
.
P o rtlan d Office, 407-408 Dekum Bldg. Phone A T w ater 39>4_
1927 Chrysler 50 Landau Sedan., i
the best known cinem a
players t<> ( ,j a good paying basis and expanding
So,nfe 400 " f tbc ,e^d ln K l,oult ry-
1926
Chrysler 70 C o a c h ------
__ ________ ___ P ortland for personal appearance . , ¡d| v
" ’.en front all p a rts of O regon will
^
—
¡during the summer. Sue Carol att.l
be guest- of O regon S tate college 1926 Chrysler 70 S e d a n ------
speed of his own car and th at o f|j,jick
S tu art have already
visited F urniture Factory in Coos Bay Dis- f,,r the annual poultry m en ’s
con- 1925» B uick std. 6 Coach
AS FORD SEES IT
others, and is forever getting him - P o rtlan d under the auspices of Jar.t
tric t will Use Local H ardw oods;
vention July 23 and 24, according to 1926 B uick std. 6 Coach __
T he shortest cut to
relief frim t'sclf and others into tight places. H ; zen beach where they w ere
greeted
Saw Im ported
A - 9 L unn’ hcad of thc poldtry hu.** 1926 Buick std. 6 C o u p e __
business depression is an intensive o th er people were agressive and »» by la rgc crow ds despite m ore o r lcs-
Coos Ray T IM E S
\ n im porte b:indry dep artm en t, w ho will be in 1928 P o n tiac S edan
........
......... .............»---------- -
Swedish gting saw arrived here l a s t |l h a r «e o ff thlc ™ect,n «- J he “ n n “al 1927 C h ry sler F in e r 70 ab __j
development of agriculture and matin- ..fo
i • o lish there would be tw.ee as many ir.clenun, w eather.
It is time
to put
t h e [ . ... addition
er work
oult-
i act tire, with
quantity
pro<luction accidents.
.
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------ with RKO wcek for th e new O s.lind F urniture nKH t,n - ,,f lhe O regon S tate
wi], „ w ,)rofitabiv aider, ry,1,t'n s dcssoc.at.on will be held on 1928 C h ry sler 70 Crown Sedan
from the soil declares H enry F o r d , speeder and the in-and-outcr tn th e ir , Miss Borden has been s.arred or Fac
1925 W illys K night 6 S ed an ___
athe Educa-
. the cam pus -'U the same tune,
m .. recent review.
, r places.
to
eaturcd
/ i i • They . cause .. accidents
..
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-- by
-* CoVmbia. - Pa a l"
.
myrtle, mtiple and other hardwoods,
... ,
ill is the only way to esoupe stag- careful drivers by crow ding them off , ionai Fox and F R O
O ther than {o' nd hi.rc in ,jreat abundance with»
Pr,*luct'o n
wl11 be 0,11 1927 O ak lan d E andau C-upe _ |
Mr. Ford
says. And p e r-,th e road
and som etim es
bumping th o , c m entioned above some
of bet ,.raclicallv no Waste even handling , f ,hc ch,cf to *,,cs of d *scussion dur- 1927 C hevrolet Coach .
nation,
who
have
been
them
into
ditches.
T
hey
increase
th<
b
e
il
k
„
l)Wn
pictur„
arc
"The
H
appy ,
(lown to five ¡„¿hl.s
,|ianu.u .r lnK the convention. O th e r subjects, 1925 F o rd Coupe — .....
sons in this vicinity
b«-
be
cost
of
m
otoring
b
y
_
c
re
a
t.n
g
»»nr-
W
a
r
r
io
r
»
*M
y
Own
P
al”
“F.
1|juh
,
i
k
{„
rilituri.
b<
shio. ' sirch as breeding, di-ease con tro l 1924 W illy s K n ig h t Touring
|
wondering how long_ it will
fore we are back to normal will not ,cc**ary repair bills. Those w ho will i Leaves ”
"The
C ountry
B ey o n d ” , d from eastern states to th , We s t l and n ,a rk e t,n K wU1 a,s>' rece,ve »*
VRANSONTS CAR EXCHANü
tal state-
joy * in
his additions
1 find
Hill much
iiiinsi JX,J
** '•••>
________
_ ¡not drive safely should be deprived q*be • V ° S 5 y rTalkSA” 17 ! l p , SeCrr.! and the product of the local mill will u n tio n „ 9 " e ° ‘ thc princil'al sp eak '
EAI
m ent that "it will take just as long of the right to drive, and the time I Studio
lo' . . .
1 v ' l ,lr |'>
..
' go '» to m ark ets unham pered bv over- ^rs Wl
be l'''of. R. 15. T hom pson 2Î0 G ran d Ave.
A ik,„„ N
K.aUt
Boat
C.amr
. a— "
I I the
the first
first g g raduates
raduates of
of the
the college
college
... s get
" v rid
v ~.
— -------- as it . is not
. . far distant
mi . when i every state
l
, T h e Albany
ight Boat,”
"G
ang " roduct:
"
to
of —
the depression
P o rtla n d . O re.
Cor. E. Mau 1
took to accumulate it. He says titan- in the union will have law s to th a t
» and “Sinners, in Love."
‘
„ ,
_
L
, . poultry dep artm en t in 1913, w ho is
facturcrs need to keep up the peo- effect.
M itt Horden will m ake appearances ° re*on M ade Cousb Drops Widely
. W M W f t W W *A A W
pie's *|iirit, and this cannot be ^one
If we don t have faith in our fel , itli afternoon and evening during
Sold Throughout Nation Will Be
VW W YAW AW VW W W W A*
w ith talk. It takes action
One ex- low nun, and he hasn't faith in us. j jj”;" stay a t j anfzen bcach and aIso
Sold in Orient
penditure now, Itased x»n faith m the how are w - ever going to borrow an w,,h ,ohnn
Robinson and his V ar- -Springfield N E W S • T he F.ggmiiin
SPECIALISTS IN
fm ure, is w orth a 7.i l the
.. ^
‘ r rlllMieni
'< - tured here for
• words .• any-
• .i vnnbrclla when it ram s?
, sity Vagabonds in the . ballroom.
.i.inrh
drot.« inc . vx >
A U iU WRECK WORK
one can
say.
Issuing optim istic'
— ■■■
1 7
xougn
inanut.ie
the past nrops,
13 years,
will be sold in the |
AND
Orient this year through a P ortlan d )
statem ents on one hand and lower- MAYBE YOU'LL BUY A COPY PACIFIC GREYHOUND ADDS
MOTOR OVERHAULING
ing wages on the o th er won t b etter
_______
30 NEW MOTOR COACHES job," T;
O riginally a sideline, th e\ !
things”
he
asserts.
‘T
h
is
is
no
time
..
____,
,
l.uve increased in popularity through-1
,
.
, ..
.
__
W e all used to say th at . people
to
those
. . take
.... a licking
....
J
,
1 rathe»
, ,
77'
. .
"»t the U nited States so that las,
, lower wtiges . . and
.
. . . who are
. ■ would
every
day
All records for shipm ents of inter- yeaf approxiniaU.,y
rt)(l(l)) ,,acka^ . J
doing it are h itting th eir country .
.
,
, ,
... ,
; .
O A K fp A R J(7 '
\\ U 3 i*
. . . ... .
. „ t . __ _than be forced to think.
And yet,
BROADWAY 2035
yv ' c 1 s '*
•
a
.
. s .' here comes a publisher with Ahbc ci*v tyj»e m otorcoaches to the Paci-
." i'.
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ts only surplus and surjdm is *>- I)im ne,.,
“A rt of T hinking”
ann ^
Coast had been shattered whey
Sold a,ul ,hc d en tin d ls ,n creas*
14™ & K V E R FT T STS.
w ays the s.a rtm g pom of new ttM «.jc|can i up on
^
, p acifie G reyhound L in e, received 30
P O R T L A N D , O R E G O N .^
.v try i mg t at is p rix tic n
rum
t
Having escriped
the
to rtu re c f new deluxe mo del 36-passenger coach- New
P a yro11 «» Albany. Canning
COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE
Big Shipments Going
aui
’fsl 1
s" " "
ibinkitig for over th irty years our- ts from General M otors factory at
Chicken;
MACHINE SHOP
ImluHtry h;i* need for
. . some
y J authority
.
n ro n ta
a ic , M ich,
L
f. everythinR
. . . .. .j th<- . .
we speak t with
an J In-
To California Now
» A a / representing
xaa
soil produces that is not used '" r of) th(. subject ,,f Not T hinking, and vestm ent of $45().(KXt.
Albany G R E A T E R M l!A N Y ; T h-
L jT H O W
foodstuffs T oo many people on our w f were rPady to predict that such I T hese m otorcoaches are now un- <book P acking ( oinjtany here one _____________________ _ ______________
farm» believe that S anta < laus '*'"i »ia b(K)k would enjov a sale of about dergoing thorough
inspection tests
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—X ATTSAC90VS C s MMWVU/ ¡
in
the city.
1"he . thing
we n need
i* two and a half copies.
preparatory to being placed in
im-
some way to eductite people how to
Birt having borrow ed the book, and m ediate service.
T his shipm ent
get away from thc city. H alf ihe having read it, and having no fin n n -jp a rt of an order for 105 m otorcoach-
•
of Flooring
people out of w ork in D etroit could cial interest in w hether you buy it o r e» placed sometime ago, m aking
m.
AND U SED M O TO R All
C Y C Kinds
LES
whai* of*
Laid and Finished
find work on the farmfc”
r ^ c / p ia c i for
not, we recommend that you borrow outlay for new equipm ent of $1.'»/''.-
AND
BICY
CLES
Boiled down, Mr.
Ford's recipe a copy and rample a chapter.
W e can furnish any q uantity of
ft*» during the first half of I1»-"'. ac' |
.* U N ,
for making times b etter is to quit
HARDWOOD FLOORING
H — _ _ _ _ _
cording to T. B. W ilson, president of
All M akes
talking hard times, and keep tit work
FROM
Sometimes we can’t help wondering Pacific G reyhound Lines,
Special on Bike T ires, $166
regardless of how much you may be w hatever became of the old-fashioned A lthough decision has
"A BOARD TO A CARLOAD”
not
><'
m aking at the present moment. In man who used to use the under-side been made as to the assignm ent of
INDIAN MOTORCYCLE
EISMAN HARDWOOD FLOOR CO
i lh er words, he argues that good of his coat lapel for a pin cushion, all the new equipm ent, the major
& BICYCLE CO.
tim es o re not going to stay with the
-
¡portion will be used in California
409 E. DAVIS
EAST 2933
frllo > 7 xvho won’t talk anything else
A T 4413
An old form of farm relief was for and on lines of the O regon Stages 209 T hird St.
but hard times.
a farm er to file a $.Xlf» claim when Division of Pacific G reyhound Line*,
*1* *!'•I**!*•!*v ••••••*!• *1* v%**1* * * 4 ' 4 4 «4V*I *VV
V
*î**J
the railroad killed his $50 cow
T hc new m otorcoaches are pro-
-----------
tiounced by coach builders as m arvels j
BETTER DRIVING
According to the farm board words " f m odern highw ay travel com fort. |
M otorists have a lot of funny ideas cost the American people three hill- T hey have been designed to afford
as to what constitutes driving skill. ion dollars a year. And th at doesn’t t assengers thc utm ost in luxurious
m otorcoach tran sportation.
T oo much speed is the thing. They incltrde widow's weeds, either.
a»
m
m
m
.
■
seem to think that getting speed out
T h ere Isn’t much m ore that sci-
T he w orld’s first telephone direc-
of ttn auto requires courage, level­
cnce
can
do
for
the
m
odern
kitchen,
j
to
ry
was issued in N ew Hhven, C**n-
headed thinking and absolute skill
I T “S W I S E T O C H O O S E A S I X
Btrt it does not. Any fool can step unless it would be to invent an elec- nccticut, in F ebruary, 1878, one m onth
a fte r the opening of the first com-
on an accelerator and guide tut au to ­ trie can-opener.
- - —i. , i
m ercial telephone exchange. Of the
mobile.
But most wise men don't
An hottest confession is said to b e 1 original telephone subscribers listed
do it.
T hen there is thc traffic in-and- good for the soul. Yes, and it’s als,, '» this first directory only one r e ­
j m ains today.
outer.
Usually he comes up from p retty h ard on thc reputation.
the roar in U great rush, sounding
W onder if. when the speed fiend-
his h orn to clear the way. If o ther
cars do riot crowd over to the right pet to heaven, they’ll keep the re:>ai
he runs parallel with them and d 'o p s departm ent busy fixing their broken
v
v
hack only if he sees he cannot “horn w ings?
in” to the line by making a vacant
" ■■■ —
Relieves a He*dache or Neuralgia in
plaer. M om often he has his way
T his old world would be a much M minute, check, . Cold the first
,
. .
.. . .
,
because sensible drivers do not want nicer place in which to live if all
to be mixed up in an accident. They wild life was confined to the woods d“ *‘ *nd check‘ M aU r** ,n ih r"
and fields.
give ground
_____
6 6 6 also in Tablets
But we believe you m otorists will
Som eone has suggested th a t raising » » » » » + »
: gree with us th at the speeder is
bee«, will help the farm er
H r t m c h t ____
,
the greatest nuisance and the gr,
He is accustomed to being stung . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
est menace.
He is responsible ' r jtr v
He m istakes th r .b v most everything else he raises
"
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most accidents
Olive Borden in Person
9t Jantzen Beach
FA C TS A B O U T IN D U ST R I""”
fccono,u,cal
r
Heavy V
BES
$400
2 La
>N MM
WE
Shops, Beav
)ANO WA|
>ry I>i stritj
larga ins I
reft pox^
Piano I'd
IK —N’i
w
C IS i ; v S to L E T 'S
New Service Inolici/
h «
CANADA
MAROONED IN CRATER
! R edskins by thc simple process of
LAKE” READY <FI I T S , reversing the shoes on a horse.
Canadian Paoific
est
W AR
F X t H.
RrAshiiigton
DEPE
id Pr«
ten ts
in
by the
^ing
publi
>RNEY
Practi«
Sliding. C
rashingti)
I4W
Railway Campany
Almost tragic in a whimsical w a v 1
IRRIGATED LAND IN
--------
is “The Blue s^iKkct Mine," a story
SUNNY ALBERTA
U niversity
of
O regon,
Fttgene. of thc O regon country around "Id
(Special)—C arrying a delightful a n d , B aker City
A father and son find
$35 to $50 per »ere
entertaining glimpse of O regon into a nugget in the craw of a chicken :
Including Water Rights
all paMs of tha U nited S tates " M a -'a n d thc gold hunt is on.
Its ter-
35 YEARS TO PAY
ro o n rd in C rater I-ake." a volume of m ination, m inus thc fortune, is both
short
stories
w ritten
by
Alfred hum orous and sad.
F irst paym ent 7 per cent of the ptrr
Pow ers, dean of the extension divis-
A story th at is certain to arouse ih a se price to which one y e a rs free
ion of the U niversity of O regon, is a real controversy in which eveii use of land
w ithout interest ot
alreadv proving a m arked succesi, m athem atics experts may take part w titer charge, then 34 years on thc
according to reports of the publish- is “T h e F ourth of the F ar F ifteen.” balance.
ers. thc M etropolitan Press. Order*
T he action of which hinges on w hr- Special
settlem ent
conditions give
lo r the
book, which contain
six jth e r or not
a flame on M ount S hasta
you second y ear’s free use of land
highly interesting tales of this state, could be seen on M ount Hood, 250 ¡,nd water.
.•re now coming in Cr«>m all parts of miles away. Hood is 11.225 feet high S O IL —E xceptional depth and
fertil-
tb e U nited States, especially
>'*n while S h asta is 14.440, and there is ity. free from rock,
stum ps and
libraries, some of which arc ordering some question as to
w hether the brush
several copies.
curvature of the earth would perm it
GOOD C L IM A T E
S tartin g with a clever story, "M a- vision for this distance betw een these T om atoes, beans, corn, e tc , and Ics-
too n ed in ( rater Lake", in which a tw o lofty points. In terest is added tender products grown successfully
succès
bov left by accident at an inaccr*- bv a scientific explanation by J VV A lfalfa
and
staple
sible point on the lake shore, finallv Booth, w ho w rote following the ap- ducts.
-
per
lio n w iile .a p p r o v a l
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1 ■ k "'- t e a r n e r
■ ,i
.h e
M ors
in
th c
w
x r -
O P P O R T U N IT Y
FO R
constructed with h- aide of p stage
Im provem ent F r a .in »2 5 .
E X C E L L E N T O P P O R T U N IT Y FOR
stamp* th« stories take the reader
Dean Pow ers is well k n - A as an D A IR Y IN G AND STOCK R A ISIN G
th n ugh m any
adventures
and P author
of short stories,
especially
E S P E C IA L L Y S H E E P
nssny absorbing place«
tales lor young people. These in the \ \ 'a tP, supply m ore than ample—W a
P ioneer . lore ., is u. drawn
for ..«*.*/
m any vumniv
volume arr
are liY
lav o o n n irs
tes iro
from
v arim s tr r m aintenance
per
. n .i on .*'■
m
tn.vntcn.tncL on’v
op’v $125
$1
|»fr acre
acri
of the. tales,
O t
th r e m
m o o it
sl unusual
unusual nnKli/»i.
.n . chow
-V
— • onlv
— *- for
* - « •*--
laics, o one
n r of
th
publications
n - not
b o r C^gyf m arket, school« and churchc*
of which l is ‘T h r H ickory Bank", interest, but because of their location bcm. | a *e#. No |»er*onal tax. Al* *
T his tells
of an
an unique
unique and
and aurpris-
surpris- i j»r.
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M. E. THORNTON
On January 1st of this year, the Chev­
rolet Motor Company announced a
new service policy—the most liberal
ever offered in connection with a low-
priced automobile.
material —including both parts and
labor that may prove defective, with­
in the terms of the standard warranty.
that this replacement will be carried
out by any Chevrolet dealer in the
Immediately it was greeted with enthu­
l nited States—regardless of where the
siasm by Chevrolet buyers everywhere
owner may have traveled during the
—because its many unusual features
warranty period.
materially add to the economy and
Backing this policy is one of the largest
lasting satisfaction of Chevrolet owner­
service
organizations in the automotive
ship. Briefly, it provide»—
industry—consisting of over 10.000
—for free inspec­
authorized Chev­
tion and adjust­
rolet dealer sen ice
ment at the 500-
ro a d ster
OR PH A ETO N
s t a t i o n s in the
mile mark, and
The C<«cti of Coupe *565 Th* D u* .r » J a n
*665
U n i t e d State»
free in sp e ctio n s
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* 2
Th* Special S*d*n * i 25
alone.
Conn* in!
every 1000 miles
T h* .Vpvri C o u p e
* 6 5 5 ( a w ire » h**l§ i t a n d a r é )
thereafter.
T ru ckt
l i / h l D elivery ( h o i t i l . M M ; S e d a n
Learn all the other
D e l ’iffv MM I 1, Ton C in te ti* . ISJP;
rm in w im
• T t l . P . I« IS : R itaditrr D elivery ( H e t - u p ho*
reasons why it’»
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—for free replace-
wise to choose a
M L PRU KS F O. B FACTORY. FL IN T .
m e n t of a n y
MICH.
Chevrolet Six!
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BEAVERTON, OREGON
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