The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, January 22, 1932, Page PAGE 2, Image 2

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Forest Work Now
FRIDAY. JANUARY ti. 193Í
EN TER PRISE
Educational Movie» to be
4-H Club Project Made by Oregon Company
Forestry has now been officially
added to the already vailed list of
subjects in which training is avail­
able to Oregon boys and glrla
Published Friday of each week by Pioneer Publishing Co. at Beaverton. through the 4-H club department at
C .o Entered as second-class matter at the postofflce at Beaverton. Ore. Oregon State college, according to
L. J. Allen, assistant state club
leader.
Subscription Hatee
The new project Is designed to
boys
and
... J1.50 Three m o n th s ----------------------------- -M® "interest and Instruct
One Y' - e r ----------
girls, both rural and urban, in the
__ $.89 Subscriptions Payable In Advance
Bix M on th s--------
identification, planting, preserving
and uses of treess and shrubs, and
| to help them to appreciate
the
Beaverton O ffice— Broadway near O. E. Tracks. Phone 7303
: value and Importance of forests'
Poitland Office—403-407-408 Dekum Bldg. Phone ATwater 5*1*
Mr. Allen says. In addition, work
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with farm wood lots, wind breaks,
roadside ana public ground plant­
Sweet are the Uses of Perplexity
ings will be included.
Cooperating with the 4-H club de­
No man w ;U begin to think until he faces a fork in partment in outlining the new pro­
ject have been Lynn Cronemiller.
the road and i;» compelled to go forward, for better 01 state
forester! Major John D. Guth-
worse. It won’t get him anywhere to start cursing, or rle, regional forester; Albert Wies-
ranger;
wishing he were back in his apprentice days when he endanger, senior forest
could turn handsprings while the boss worried over Walter L. Dutton, regional forest
Inspector; T. H. Rainwater of the
decisions.
state forestry office, and George
Peavy, dean of the school of
Until we run into a depression, or a personal cri­ W.
forestry at Oregon State college.
sis, or a business jam, we will not think because it Four-H club work in forestry has
hurts, and no ‘ thinking” man will hunt up pain when ! been carried on In Lane. Tillamook,
he can cock his feet on the desk, smoke his pipe, and and Multnomah counties and the
City of Portland for the past sev­
comment on the world-in-general to anyone idle enough eral years as a special project on
a small scale, Mr. Allen says. The
to listen.
interest and enthusiasm of these
The sweetness of perplexity, its genuine good and clubbers,
and the benefit they re-
benefit, is this:
If we have
mentality, perplexity ceivea from the work created a de­
startles us into exercising it; if we have none, it stings mand which led to the writing of
the project on a state-wide, uniform
us in to painless coma.
basis.
Plans are to have the forestry
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project cover a five-year period.
Whither Democracy?
The first two years, which are
prerequisite to the more advanced
Harmony and optimism were the watchwords of work, have been outlined and clubs
Democracy’s Jackson Day dinner.
Hut, incidental wishing to enroll may obtain com
plete Instructions and information
thereto was heard a hopeless medley of contradictory from
the state club office, county
proposals, many of them in flat violation of the princi­ agents or county club agents.
fraction of
the dangerous
York, the home of the Dairymen * itesmal
waste caused by milk war.
League Cooperative Association^
The issue, for the most part, 1«
Everyone with the interests of
clear cut -between unorganized far­
the country at heart will wish the
mers who Bell for whatever thev
are offered, and organized farmers cooperatives success In their efforv
who hold out for a fair price. The :o obtain a fair deal for the farm­
cooperative has of
course.
been er. The farmers themselves should
forded to take a drop In prices. remember that success or failure
But, If it did not exist, the dairy
will come about
largely as they
fanners would be in a far worse
support,
or
fail
to
support, their
position than they are now.
Much has been heard of “cheap cooperatives.
m ilk”. It is true that a milk wa»*
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makes it possible to buy cheaper
than we would ordinarily.
But
To Teat Eggs
there is anothe' side to it that we
may not see. Cheap milk likewise! Place an egg In a pan of water.
means unemployment, poverty, de If fresh it will He on its side. If
creased buying power, unpaid bills, .
curtailed production in all lines ot a few days old it will tilt upwards.
business. The few cents we save If stale it will stand on end. If
on a bottle of milk is but an infin- very old, it will float.
Oregon la to be the home of a
new motion picture company which
will start production in the near
future of educational and indus­
trial films, some of them produced
in collaboration with scientists at
Oregon State college.
The com­
pany.
known
as
Oregon
State
Visual Arts. Inc. will build a studio
at Corvallis where U. S. Burt, now
extension specialist in visual edu­
cation is
president of the new
conoern.
Those sponsoring the plan say
the company is a closed corpora
lion with no stock for sale and is
made up of Portland men exper­
ienced in the business. Mr. Burt
says the company plan to estab­
lish relations with the state col- ;
lege similar to those maintained by
those maintained by private pic
ture producers with Yale and Har-1
card.
He says
construction
of
studios will start at once as a At 175 Tillamook St., Portland, Oregon, Carry a big
number of subjects have been con |
Line of Poultry and Dairy Feeds, Hay and Grain.
traded for already. National dis­
tribution is planned through both
sale and rental of the educational
industrial and teaching films.
The recently organized Triangle has been assigned to Northwest ter­
Milling company, operating the for­ ritory, and business, Albers said,
IRRIGATION RADIO TALKS
mer Triangle mill on
Tillamook has started out encouragingly.
ANNOUNCED BY O. S. C. MAN
street, has gone into production
The management
has
made a
and will specialize in poultry and ' scientific study of the needs of the
So much interest has been devel­ dairy and pet stock feed, according territory in feeds and assures apeo-
oped In private irrigation systems to announcement Saturday
! ial brands that suit the trade of
in Oregon recently that consider
The new company is headed by this section of the state.
able demand has developed for 111 William Albers. Theodore Schom-
The mater of price has also re­
formation on methods of applying mer and T. L. Sims, all of whom ceived attention here and it will be
water. M. R. Lewis, irrigation en­ were formerly associated with the their policy that the prices will be
gineer at the Oregon State college Albers-Carnation organization here. as low as sound business permits.
experiment station, has started a
The mill has been enlarged and
We wish
to
compliment
the
series of radio addresses on this improved with new equipment, ac­
! above firm and to call your atten­
subject which may be heard two cording to Albers, who said that
tion to this establishment and If
over the college station KOAC.
the plant and company are inde­
Professor Lewis’ schedule of sub-‘ pendently owned and operated by you need anything in their line it
jects Is January 27, "The Border Portland interests. A
sale
force will pay you to call.
Method;” February 10, “The Fur-1
row or Corrugation Method;’’ Feb- \
ruary 24,
"The
Wild
Flooding j
Method;” March 9, "Use of Port- |
ples of Jackson and of Jwfferson.
able Pipe;” March 23, "Sprinkler;
ELECTION
Irrigation;" and April 6, "Sub-Irri- j
Those patron saints believed in the simplest form
gation Methods.” Mr. Lewis says Located at 439 Stark St., in Portland, Ore., is Excel­
of Federal government, in not encroaching on the du­ Four years have passed,
the best method to adopt depends ,
lently Appointed and Offers Its
Patrons a
Wide
ties and perogatives of the states. Yet on this sacred And its time for another election; | on many local factors.
County i
You may hear with open cars
Variety
of
the
Best
of
Foods,
Splendidly
Prepared
occasion the faithful faced the spectacle of former Gov- Of many presidental suspectlons. agents are also ready to aid any |
farmer planning to install an lrri- j
ernor Smith advocating a huge Federal bond issue for
— Those W ho Appreciate The Best of Foods, Reas­
, There's dozens of men who’d like gation system.
construction work in aid of unemployment. By a yet
onably Priced, Eat Here— One of the most Popular
to be,
stranger coincidence this utterance seemed to place Mr. The president of our land;
Eating Places in Portland for Luncheon or Dinner.
M IL K W A R S
Smith in more or less substantial agreement with a plan Tho' seme may fail the national test
Some one will hold the lucky hand.
The dairy
co operatives are en-i
which Mr. Tlearst has been pushing for some time. As Some
who«e cjiances first looked dim,
during
a
severe
test
of
their i The Shamrock Cafeteria is for­ vades the place and this accounts
a result he ended at odds with the fundamental ideas And all the cards were small;
strength in the milk wars thatj tunate in having at its head a man for the large patronage from all
expressed by Governor Ritchie the night before and by May be the one who holds the hand have been engaging attention in ' who knows the cafeteria field and
classes of people. This makes this
former Senator Reed at a dinner in Missouri on the Of a no trump run of all.
various states- particularly In New who Is rapidly making It the lead­ concern
very
popular
and has
EDNA ESPOIR
ing cafeteria in this section.
brought travelers and people from
same evening.
This cafeteria Is the center for the surrounding countryside to rec­
As one studies the utterances of the various Demo­
autolsts, the tocal and the travel­ ognize this as one of their truly
ing public and has taken a promin­ favorite eating places.
The fact
cratic leaders from day to day one is strucktiot only by
ent place In the social and busi­ that everyone leaves with a smile
lack of harmony but the evident drift toward economic
ness life of this section.
is an indication of the satisfaction
radicalism on their part. Speaker Garner is a loneh , Located at 13th and Taylor Sts., Portland, Ore., have1 Mr. Green personally sees that obtained from pure food good and
conservative. Representative Rainey, floor leader, is aj
the people of
this
part of the accommodating service.
potential firebrand. Senator Wheeler, who is backing) a most Efficient Tire Station, where they Feature the country are not only given the It is appointed most excellently,
healthiest of foods but also that the ventilating
and
lighting
ar­
Governor Roosevelt, and other Western leaders are
Famous Mohawk Tires and The Willard Batteries. the best of service is always given rangements are the best that can
seeking to revive the old silver heresies of the earl\
regardless of the size of the order. be secured and all sanitary precau­
They have provided the very latest tions are taken for the health of
Bryan days. Now Mr. Smith joins the radicals.
of equipment in the kitchen and the people. Here amidst com fort­
He would have the Federal government go into Peck Brothers is one of the in­ tors for the Willard batteries.
everything is in the best of condi­ able surroundings you enjoy your
of the country where the
We are pleased in this edition, to tion and appetizing when served to
food and while the service is rapid
the wholesale bond business much as it did during the) stitutions
most
motorists
know
they can direct the special attention of our the guests. They are careful buy­
for
those desiring it, yet there Is
war, on the plea of a patriotic emergency; engage in) learn real economy. This is under readers to Peck Brothers as one of ers and only employ the best of
no
indication
of hurry and you are
huge borrowings, run up large yearly interest hills and the direction of expert tire men the most distinctive features of the cooks, »while the attendants are
and is the headquarters for a full commercial efficiency of this sec­ courteous and accommodating and given all the time desired. Since
mortgage the future prosperity of the country to give! line of tires, which are offered at tion, and to assure them that at
render the public a service that is the first of the year the prices
employment to those out of work. Mr. Smith not only, reasonable prices.
this establishment they will always unexcelled.
have been reduced. Without cutting
would have the Federal government build postoffices1 Here you will find a tire busi­ find efficient and expert tire men Here you walk past the most ap­ the quality of the food.
that has succeeded because of competent, leady and willing to petizing of dishes and you can
and other public buildings but would have it construct ness
We are pleased in this review to
technical
knowledge,
^experience serve them. In charge are well make your own selection of foods
highways, lie would go so far as to spend Federal and good judgment. The patron­ known men of the community who and
get just
exactly
what you congratulate them upon the high
money for bridges and tunnels in cities wherever it age has steadily Increased because have merited the success that has want.
character of their meals and high­
do business on the principle been theirs and we wish to sug­
could he argued that they were parts of a Federal high­ they
ly appreciated service to the people
A
quiet
air
of
refinement
per­
of treating all customers honorably gest that as regards tires and ex­
H. IL J EKEKIKH. Publisher
Triangle Mill Co.
Shamrock Cafeteria
I
PECK BROTHERS
way. That is getting far away indeed from the Demo j and alike.
pert service, especially high grade
■r
Another special feature Is the
cratic theories of the old days.
tires you will find they can save
large stock.
Thoroughly abreast
Perhaps chief of our present difficulties is the with the times, they have secured you money.
mounting cost of government. President Hoover is for the trade a vast array of tires. Their dealer in Multnomah on
everlastingly right in his appeal for non-partisan co ­ Whatever you may need In the the Willard Battery Is the Free­ Located at East 96th and Barr Road, Portland,' Oregon,
operation in the utting down of governmental expendi­ way of tires they have for you and man Service Station and their | Feature Every Kind of Seed used in This Section—•
tures
The depression cannot he cured by increasing they are always ready to give you dealer in Beaverton on the Mo­
hawk Tires la the Clement Service
Their Seeds are Tested and Reliable and Find Wide
governmental debts in order to get temporary relief in your requirements personal atten­
tent ton. They are also dlstribu- Station.
the present crisis. Suffering of individuals must be and
Favor with the Planters and Growers of Oregon—
will he relieved, not by Federal expenditures, which!
The use of their Seeds will enable you to Obtain a
should not he) made at this time, but by individual and
Maximum Return from Your Land— T A . 2683.
local contributions and sacrifice in accord with the tra
(litions of the neighborhood spirit in America.
It is much too soon to assert that the Democratic Located in Portland. Oregon, at 88 N. Eleventh at
This is the day and age when it (urer, farmer, doctor, the scientist
party is going Bryan in 1932. But the speech of Mr
Everett St., Phone AT. 5400.
is the patriotic duty of every man and In fact in every field of re­
to see that he gets a maximum search the latest of scientific meth­
Smith is a discouraging straw in the wind.
If sthis
leturn from every acre of his land, ods are brought into play to make
(he
business
grew
to
such
propor­
astute politician and silent candidate for the Presidcn
This is one of the up-to-date re­
and
in order to do this It Is neces­
efficiency
and
advancement!
tial nomination feels it necessary to work the left-hand i pair shops In this section of the tion they found it necessary to j sary that he use modern and scien­ for
This
is
equally
true
of the seed
provide
a
modem
plant.
This
they
and is under the direction of
tific seeds. This firm has provided business and the modern firm in
side of the street in order to win Chicago, the line up in slate
a management of wide experience did and nov’ have one of the most 1
modern In the state. It is scien­ a line of the latest and most scien­ this line must be one of advanced
1932 may well find the Republican party as the only in the business
as regards all tific seeds for the people of the ideas regarding the scientific pro­
Well equipped for all classes of tifically equipp'd
sane organization for which a sensible citi/eu can vote
country which are offered at prices duction of seeds that are pure, tes­
high grade auto repair work and cleases of re; air work for motorists so reasonable as to increase pro­
— New York Herald Tribune.
ted and reliable.
manufacturer« und farmes and are
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a
Gill Brothers Seed Co.
Automotive Service Company
have established an enviable repu­
tation for expert service and rea*
onable prices Much work is daily
About all that an American citizen could ask, we received by this garage from the
take it, is the same qase in borrowing money that was surrounding territory
The prices are of the most pleas­
accorded those foreign bond sellers.
ing character und the promptness
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of the satisfying kind, getting the
Let s take it for granted that our town will show work done when promised
The proprietors
realized when
marked improvement in 1932; that’s the way to get out they started in business that It was
of the present rut.
necessary to equip the place In a
most
complete and modern style
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and so they Installed the latest
A financial expert urges co operative advertising to of scientific equipment necessary
put the public in a buying f rame of mind. However, In an estabtshment of this kind.
This Is one of the reliable Institu­
the public needs something besides that.
tions of Portland and when you
need anything in the line of any
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i impair service you can not do bet­
There is almost as much money in circulation as in; ter than to go to them.
the boom (lavs of 1920; the trouble is that it is stored 1 The service hae always been effi­
ip vaults to meet demands which excited people make. cient and courteoue. As s result
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prepared to render a service In these
lines which equals that of any of­
fered in the northwest
They are experts in the business
and no niaMet what work you de­
sire you will find them always
ready and w.Uing not only to serve
you but also to give you valuable
advice and suggestions as regards
anything connected with the busi­
ness
Those of our readers who desire
work of this nature executed should
avail themselves of the services of
this firm, we can assure them of
reliable work, while the charges
will always be right We compli­
ment them upon the well merited
progress and the Increaatng pat­
ronage
duction in this pan of the country.
Planters and farmers of this sec­
tion of the state who have used
their seeds only have words of com­
mendation for the excellent service
they furnish and the fine results
they obtain from the use of their
seeds
The planting of their seeds has
resulted in great Increase in produc-1
tion and as a consequence this firm
has become an Important factor in
the onward progress and develop­
ment of the state The growing of
the. seeds is In the hands of men of
experience and only the very best
seeds are placed on the market for
the people
With the advances of the times
greater
precaution
Is
taken In
•very branch of life. The manufae-
The GUI Bro. Seed Co. have made
scientific study o f the needs of the
territory in seeds and secuies spec­
ial brands that suit the soils of
this section of the state.
Every
farmer should call around here oc­
casionally and see how production
can be increased.
There is no more public spirited
firm in the community than the
Gill Bros. Seed Co..
and in mak­
ing this review of the onward pro­
gress of this section of the state
we wish to compliment them and
to direct your attention to thla es­
tablishment as one of the reliable
business institutions of the com­
munity which has added to the de­
velopment and progress of this
pert of the stele.