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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1930)
PACE B E AV E R TO N 2 \ amounted to 102 Million Dollars but Rules for Making this is an '‘extractive" crop because -p , ji . it dee» not reproduce annually ■» 1 1 n e rto m e o ei the tree once cut takes approximately ■ — — -- two generations to reproduce. Now that traffic*is growing heav- is of major value to ier than at any other time of year this state amounting Iatelv 72 '\fil7i Un|',n n ‘ ° f Pproxl,'l‘ we naturally i ok for a mounting •y ( I dollars last year toll o f accidents and deaths. But IL l broode ►ape; i _________ — I youn work W ill* k ilt V I Wall. Member — H H. JE F FF’J K S . --------------------------- Publisher ------------------------------------------- National — f*il,rc includes poultry products we are wrong in believing that m:s- «11 .o , • . ■ haps art lunitcd to riding in autos. All are encour- i/angers Damrrr* in in tile t>i.. nome S. il-n., o.t » as •.* a(f, j of these industries „ , . ar«. ai.n ageil and developed by government «¡r.-at — •*.» \\v |e»-n Kieai »A ir.> n l ’ ubh>hed Friday of each week by »••»>eer ............ . Co. at »«avert n developed by government great d Ore. Entered as second-class matter at the postoffice at Beaverton, Ore. and state aid. The Deparmient of from figures compiled for the year ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Agriculture passes out seeds, issues 1929 by the National Safety Coun- , One Year Six months Beaverton ETCH I Assn. and Oregon State Editorial Assn, j * Subscription fcver fe 028 . Editorial F R ID A Y . AUGUST i E N TERPRISE Rates _____ SI 50 Three --------- .85 O ffice—Broadwaj Months _____ i c , n,mi ,hC CarC r .......; n**‘ ° S nathe ^ricultiii * <justrj „ ®ea.- O. E. Tracks, Phone 750J » S ’ 1“ “ ° ’ ^ ciI ‘ ha‘ * percent of r - ^ >■- « • m Subscriptions Payable in Advance Portland Office, 407-408 Dekum Bldg. Phone p------- -so ATwater S < T persons suffering from these diseases have found a large measure of re- lief nnd in some cases complete cure, when their diets were changed to include mer.t once a day, one quart 0f milk daily, eggs once a day, and ittg to Dr. Sherman and should have this ani outi until has weaned <j j her ,,, Op ional children have be en *'JUnd had particularly efficient conserving n u -rh w ....... e the remainder of the diet made up get along on l^i almost entirely from fruits and vege- but the rule f* tables. The ordinary child needs a quart , . is 0 » f milk dailv at least until , it , r/m n l.t.lu thrmn-h , STnwinu. accord- DAY. a 4nd h« the safest f , ajja * day them a chance to ,C^'''*ren to , , wnce to do the r to keep them c,r k "**t 1 , . 1 *lem troni ®‘ °XlOg CalClum-POOr -= . all accidents tans, b u n » , 4 . * Phone 36o3 Xn-v,h:MU !h :,t offcrl - !l< ' X interests everybody. So *v v Beaverton ReS. 3602< Lettuce and Cabbage Plants d ,,' es,ock in- fr0m injury Flower Plants 59!4_ = r- -as, “ ■ »— t lffr 5 --V T Hav, Grain, Feed, Poultry Supplies J Feed Baby Chick seemed to us that the people we c « „, ,h , * , * * « » , o l „ rw hom; a » . X ? meet who appear to do the least, , flter croPf aruI Produc‘ * W e don’t want to set ourselves suffering during hot weather are the | l 'h b . ... .. ,„ .k „ ,,i o n o / o . a r . i l " " ' “ “ " h Ba!' ,'in" who do the least worrying G L A D IO L A BULBS T O M A T O PLANTS up as an authority on touring, • and ones protect and develop the hay w h e v n neither do we waqt to be accused They expect hot weather in summer. fruit and^livestock industry, BUT IT I i n ^ h " h mp,,1 acroba,,c stun: h om e-su ch as standing o:. o f trying to tell people where they They know that fretting and fuming M A K E S NO E FFO R T W H A T S O -! should spend their vacations. But or even swearing about it, isn’ t g o EV ER T O D E V E L O P TH E m i IP Ia<mers. chairs or window sills—un have - - a firm foundation or tx-rvi tc - pl > v w u i c u e o u v i c less you - we feel sure everyone is open to ing to lower the temperature a s in -. Beaverton, Oregon, Near S. P. Depot. glc degree. They knt-w that if we S are otherwise protected fr<w falling, wc are going to of- suggesttons, so did not have hot weather when hot 9 l, R G K K A 1ESI A S M A L C R O P Kce p medicine chests where ch.l- fer one. weather is is due we wouldn’t have ° ,hl'r s,a,cs have «epartments o f ,|ren cannot get in them and never due we V V V V t V V /V V V V ... W hy not see your own state first ? H ^ W 'W v v v v ^ exploitation whose business it is to take any medicine yourself from a very much to subsist on when it is The desire to visit strange terri see that tournst business is ade- bottle in the dark, tory is natural; we all have a gone. They try to smile when others quately cared for and that attractive. . v . '. v . w . v . v . w . w . v . v . v . m v / , Do not start an auto in a closed streak of that old primitive wild arc frowning; ,lu> 1 al1 ,lle ! publicity matter is made available to garage in cold weather, W E R E P A IR FORD CARS ( __________ ___ _ 6 life in us, handed down from our they can, stay in the shade as much , tj) I These Classi ...e potential tourist. D o not point a gun at anyorte, In specializing exclusively m forefathers who spent their days as they can, and th»ik pleasant, p robably the most outstanding e x - , even though you are sure ‘it isn’ t the repair ><f Ford cars wc art As a result they appeal arrlpje Qf government and state co- loaded.” wandering in the forest and seek thoughts aid 3«* in ¡s Canada, where the Do- equipped to give an immédiat ing new scenes and new comforts, to get through the summer sea.-on Use reasonable care and precau- Nfws„ and dependable service at 11 as we do now. Just because the more comforiably than those who minion governinenj enters into the tion in performing your daily chores “ / very low cost for both VV ck I »w* Herald places of beauty and historic inter get excited and nervous. W e’re Not # offering it as anything more than I . . ' v V , , cxPlo,,inK Canada's recre- about the house and installation of new pan est in our own state have not been utional advantages advantages in a big way, but an example. But we’ll wager inan that ‘l*,onal in a big wa; 12,000 RE. You can leave your F'ord cr as well advertised as some of those But we'll wager that their ,hcir p[forts p o O D S BEST efforts ¡s is ably seconded and other states does not mean they with us confident that it will b. if you’ll try it you'll find it the oe - l . followed up by the individual prov- in There way to keep cool. are any the less attractive, put in first class condition by «. inces, each of which has a Depart FOR D A ILY D IET •. perts in the handling of Ford are ple.ity of places to drive to in ment of Publicity efficiently oper TOO MUCH ORATORY our own state where delightful va cars of every type and description. ated and amply financed. Some scholar will yet write a . ___ . ; „ . , cations can be spent, and where book (if it has not been done al- , A , number , er of of states sta,,es not "o t only only have have If the American people wish to be there are things of interest to sec. ready) showing how often and how B iE L M A N MOTORS ',r? ar,™ent* o f exploitation but healthy they should eat more o f tbe Fact is, few people around here in addition issue a state magazine protective foods, such as milk, vege- B E A V E R T O N , OREGON really know what a wonderful state directly the patriotic speeches of profusejy illustrated and carrying to tables, fruit and eggs, and cut flown l . . . 1. •»•■kl«/« y»t t ./•■ '■ I« L lir w 1 ...I ♦ . ' ° V .V V A W .V /.W /W .W .S W W public officials have led to w a r.1 „ . - we live in, and o f its many advan high DAXCB—At - ‘ Eagle-Kreeching oratory has always orist an alluring message o f on the sugar says an internationally tages, because they have never tra been recognized and used as an in- m ! ‘ "teresting time awaiting him in recognized lause every authority on nutrition. veled all over it. «e autpicet centive to fighting after the war has gu! • *tat<1 Thc^ maRa**nes who has been teaching a summer Get a state map, a road map, and {kecking F » state history if ^you can do so| begun, but not enough attention has * puDI'* ,t>' ,n a,,er are *«"t to the school class in this subject at Oregon handily. Study up on your state been paid to that sort of dangerous ,' Hr °I1* dis,ributlng ponts o f tourist State college. ‘ ' ' - - - ,ravfl and a" then placed in the Sugar is a good source of energy a little and then map out a vaca indulgence in times of peace. Right hands of the traveler but it contributes nothing more, and any GIRL tion trip that will take you to the now the Premiers^ of Italy and Oregon prides herself on being a its consumption in this country lias write Elsie 1 most interesting parts o f it. You’ll France are ‘orating" ut each other tourist state. Oregon business de- gone beyond the limits of good nu- ntics Army come back with a better opinion of across the border while excited pends on tourist travel for a respect- trition. It now supplies 25 per cent « May fail it and better satisfied with the part crowds cheer and shake their fist«. n|,|f percentage o f revenue. The of the total calorics in the average, your labor and your taxes play in The statesmen may be doing it for storied Northwest has a distinct ap- diet, thus displacing a large per- IjW) TO LC maintaining it. You’ll also save a political purposes many a war has pca| for ,he m otor traveler as is centage of other foods and bring- M Farm. G lot of money that would otherwise bern started to consolidate the gov- evidenced by the increasing number ittg about an impoverishment of iNrsrtex 54 be spent so far away from home eminent at home but it is a power- j Gf tourists who visit us, yet all this minerals and vitamins, that none of) it would ever get back. ful medicine and on« that can make tourist business is wthout any state The higher the total proportion of For details phone Househeating Dept. the whole world sick. The abolí- ¡ encouragement. No state official the diet - which is made up of pro- j ¡íictietwwítnder tion of a jot o f our so-called pa- watches over the conditions^ which tective foods the less likely that equipped te YOU C A N T BEAT IT triotic oratory” woyld be a certain wjj| „ ur guest’s visit with us person is to suffer from the degen- kill, Ore. step toward permanent peace. more enjoyable. No state aid is erative diseases, such as chronic in- A new “ racket" appears to be ------------------------ given to private enterprise in origin- digestion, rheumatism, hypertension iwt ring the Middle West >t pres- tju, ating and developing additional tour- and other chronic circulatory di«- < rt. and since it is apt to spread, neighbor* radio, u >st travel. No state officer is the eases, said Dr. Sherman, quoting FOR S / .vid citizens may have a chance to . . ¡ j , « . . , s children, ulwa Sixth and Salmon BR 7611 ' ^ “ official host charged with the res- Dr. Longstroth of San Francisco. “ bite at it.” wc want to put them on heap worse than your own. ponsibility of seeing that our guc«*s And in many cases, he points out, their guard. It is apparently being are accorded the courteous hospi- . worked by the same band of swind |CASH PAID W hat kind of a country is this lers, by making the acquaintance of getting to be, where Hallow’een lasts tality on which we pride ourselves. HJliboroPor The state needs such a department. someone in a neighborhood who has two weeks and the Fourth of July 825 Second The state needs exploitation. Oregon a little money in bank Once ac is like a Sunday on the farm? Top prices p should have for this industry the quainted a member admits that hr freight, we ps same measure of protection and de plavs the races and occasionally Another thing that is easy to un velopment that she has for her other promptly, Ge displays a ‘Toll” of money he derstand in the»« day} when so lit major industries. The story of Ore Feed Store. claims to have won. 1-ater on he tle is hid, is why silk manufactur gon will bear telling. W e have ca borrows $50 or $100 from the in IT*S W IS E TO CHOOSE A S IX er* have to pay so much larger In pable representation in the keen com |F0R SALE-Y tended victim, but returns twice the come taxes than the cotton planters. petition which has developed for the 8 weeks old. , amount just to prove he is lucky. tourist patronage. ton, Union avi He does this several times, increasing the amount each time Later on he | Personally we'd rather get our pic in the papers by writing a Teacher—Norman, give me a sen- I makes a big “ touch" but this time ture he fails to win. He a l.o fails to testimonial for a patent medicine tence using the word "diadem.” show up at the appointed place than for dropping 15,000 feet in Pupil— People who drive onto the where he was to turn over the win parachute. railroad crossing di a detn sight nings. And the trusting acquaintance! quicker than those who stop, look In running for the Senate the and listen.—Studebake Wheel. is out his money Often it repre sents the saving of a lifetime Don't first essential is to lay aside a mil be lured into this "racket," whether lion or so for educational work in ¿ • W .V /A W .S W A V .S W ,* .' the promoter is trying to interest the primary. A VACATION HINT Charles Berthold ii ia m Radiator Systems for home heating greatly reduced C IIE V R O L E T ?§ you in horse-races in the wheat pit One of the greatest or in some particular Wall Street •'•<k. You can't get something for about dandelion wine is nothing—and you can’t beat the it is finished and ready is still dandelion wmr. other fellow's game. AUTO drawbacks that when for use it PARK Foot of Yamhill St. Portland, Oregon ^ 6 6 6 Possibility o f running a state poul try demonstration train next year will also be takrn up with O. S t' and the railroad«. Poultry disease investigations in The new president of the assoei- Oregon are essential to success of ation is Fred Cockrll, Milwaukir the industry, according to the Ore- hatcheryman, who is now in London gon Pouttrymen’t association at its attending the W orld Poultry Con- recent state convention at I’orvalii«, gret*. J. L. Russell, C onallis. is and should be given support lor con- vice president; Frank Knowlton. tinuing the present work and some O. S C. secretary treasurer; Lloyd studv in turkey diseases, it declared A. Lee. Salent, and Mrs. W II by resolution. Thompson, t'anbv. members of the "The discovery of the new virus executive committee, for control of chicken pox by D r.! - - — ■— —■■■■. W . T. Johnson is worth far more ___________ ____ _____ ________ than all the appropriations made by OREGON S TO U RIST CROP the state for this work at the State ~ 1 ■ college experiment stanon," said re- i Oregon’ s largest “ annual" crop is tiring president Lloyd A. Lee o f the revenue received from tourists Salem in his annual address. This revenue is estimated to have More poultryinen attended the reached the staggering figure of over convention this year than ever before. Thirty M illio n Dollars in NJJ facilities being crowded by moret During the same year the hav than 350 men and women from *11 raised in Oregon was valued at sections of the state. Educational M illio n Dollars, wheat at 25li Mil lectures this year were more help- lion, while the entire fruit cr>>p <.f lecture* this ful than usual, many said, and the the state wa* valued at J*Vi Md- busifirst of the association was re- U>n These latter figures are given ported in sound condition ! us by the U S. Department .»f Ag- Decision was reached to study th e ' rienhure and represent Oregon’ s advisability of fostering an adver- thrre most valuable agricultural rising campaign for poultry product*. I crop* •specially for national egg week. 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