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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1932)
B EAV ER TO N PA UR S F R ID A Y , EN TE R PR ISE Control of Money Controls V a . Price on all Commodities Necessary to Life H. JEFFRIES. h lb U »à «f A P R IL 29, 1932 quently prevent the gigantic Russian O. V. W H ITE I fields from producing wheat and atsti create an immense demand for Cundiuate for Republican .Nomination for cotton for war purposes. Many other things might happen, because it has often been said that it is always gloomiest before dawn, so why lose hope? i What u coming? County School Superintendent It takes creative and consuming power as well as buying power to Published Friday of each week by Pioneer Publishing Co. at Beaverton, make prosperity in our modern day Ore. Entered as second-class matter at the postoffice at Beaverton. Or*. civilization. Correspondence The great mass of our people with Subscription Rates their skilled hands and modem nu ! To the Editor: | ohinery have the power and ___91.60 Three m o n th s ----------- One Year - with their families have the consum In the announcement of my can __ $.89 Subscriptions Payable In Advance ■lx Months ing power. In pioneer days that was didacy for the Republican nomina all that was necessary to make a tion for District Attorney of Wash happy and prosperous people. But ington County, Oregon, appearing in Beaverton Office—Broadway near O. E. Tracks, Phone 7503 in our modern day of civilization w e the last week’s issue o f your paper have developed into specialists and Poitland Office—406-407-408 Dekum Bldg. Phone ATwater 6914 certain figures (which were furn- no longer the family lives unto it- j isiied me) were quoted in reference self. The individual sells his com to fines and the salary of my deputy modity in the form of labor -or some : w hich are in error The basis 1 article labor produced, in exchange have used for my figures is the Co-Operation Costs Nothp.ig. for which he receives a “ medium of period from Jan. 1, 1925, to Jan. 1, exchange." 1932,^ this being both the period of E. B. TONGUE It is about time for the people here to realize that my last two terms and the period Candidate tor Republican By the same method the •'Dollar'' community co-operation costs nothing. Nomination lor during which 1 have employed a can control the credit system of our The tendency to postpone all efforts for civic ini D ISTR IC T A T T O R N E Y deputy. The proportion of fines and nation, and once In control it is forfeitures during this period which provemcnt until “ times are better’ is regrettable. It will only necessary to bring on a new the law appropriates for my use and do much to hurt the admirable spirit of progress that . has Facts about District Attorney’» Office deflation until it will have control expenditure and which 1 did not use for tlxe Jjwt Two Years and of our transportation, nianufactur- been visible in so many ways during recent years. but turned to the County was During the Time I have inging and distribution system; and *32,506.02. The salary of my deputy Had a Deputy There are any number of activities, which would In control of this machinery price of during this same period was *12,- manufactured articles can be held greatly add to the attractiveness of our town without The F. T. A. is an effective fac 375.00, leaving the net gain to the Total Circuit Court Fines from at a high level while the raw pro- tor in carrying home ideals and County adding much to its financial burden, 1 he systematic Jan. 1, 1925, to Jan. 1, 1932, *133,242.50 duct may be worthless. by this arrangement hopes into the schools, and as *20,131 02. beautification of gardens and yards, the careful improve „ . . . . Total paid State in same period probably you have never thought such is a worth-while organization 1 would appreciate your publica merit of buildings and general clean-U|) campaign will toward support of State Fro. Dept, of money as a crop, but 1 want to and should be encouraged. tion of these figures as 1 do not cost little enough and yet, will add much to the appear *25,656.88. Total of *io7.580.B2. drive home to you now that it is 1 am a firm believer in the or- wish to be misunderstood in this J 1 Circuit Court Expense same period a crop just as much as wheat, corn. ance of our town. including my deputy *99,425.09. and cotton. 1 also want to drive Kaniza.ion and work of the 4-H. matter. club and will gladly do what 1 can Very truly yours. Excess of fines over and above home to you that those who control expense, *8,160.53. the crop of money can control the “lengthen its^piogiam and en- j E. B. TONU UE The Honor of Women courage its work. Above Circuit Court expenses em- value thereof, O. V. W H ITE *;-v “ The honor of American womanhood is now in the braces not only cost of all criminal The thing that ^ is caused all the Fald Adv cases including Grand Jury, trial troUbie that we are now enduring is hands of a jury in Honolulu,“ The ( hicago Herald Iury and witneses but in addition ^ a t congress has delegated the ^ H 1 says I. 311(1 Examiner during the trial of the foul detenoants, at the entire C03t to the county of all poWer regulate and coin money products as it is now and farmers cused ()f lvnchiner the Hawaiian for his alleged attack j c,vU and edoity cases, the court re over t0 a handful of international were desperate and blue. Just a bankers of this country ,ilS . POrter> bam ff’ JudKe'B Secretary- “ > countrv. few years after that, lands and upon the wife "l r a naval I " t n i , a e r , gether with Circuit Court supplies In 1863 wtii'n Fresulent^ Lincoln farm products went to new high The Chicago newspapers say the case j s of particular »m i expenses and furniture for the was prosecuting the Civil War, the levels and prosperity followed the interest “ because it involves the question of the safety “ ™ circuit court supplies and ex- banking interests of Wall Street saw wake Qf tha\ depression, for decent women not only in that garden spot ol the|t.lrcu(t Court room and stm leave8 a chance to put over the National Right now farm lands are hard to Bank act, notwithstanding the tact Pacific but wherever the white and other races are an excess of *8,160.53. The above that the nation was in a terrific sell but who can tell what the next crop year will bring? h tv iiiir h i i n t o r o n f ic t figures do not Include the cost of strife to preserve the union. ^ ^ i e the Bowles case which was paid by There are lots of things that can They refused to support Elncoln Frankly this Hearst newspaper arpues for an ac- Multnomah county, unless he signed the National Bank *™ ke conditlon« change, among them quital if the jury believes that Kahahawai was the rinji- The fines above stated do not in being bad crop seasons, with heavy Justice Court fines and fees Bill of 1863. Under these conditions shortage of staple crops. Maybe a leader of the gantf that perpetrated .the brutal and inde elude which for the same period amounted be s'Kned and that was the time cent assault upon a white American woman. Brushing to *14,113.20, which is not segrega he made th‘8 famous statement: "1 big war will break out between So viet Russia and Japan, and conse-. aside all other questions as secondary and subordinate ted on the records a a to civil fees fear rnore terr,b,y now tor the saf«* ty of my country than in the dark the editor says the “ real case” is the “ cause” o f the kill and criminal fines. The The portion o f fines In same per est hours of the rebellion. ing and “ not the killing itself.” iod law authorized fo r my exclusive wealth of our nation will be con In other words, if Kahahawai was guilty of the use for deputy or otherwise, which centrated In the hands of a few I have not used but have turned and with that wealth will go the crime charged against him, he got what he deserved, over power and liberties of our nation, to the and it “ was natural that the husband and the mother of County — ............................. *32,606.02 and a new form of slavery will the outraged woman should take the law in their ownjSsiary of deputy ____ ..... 12,375.00 saddle itself upon our people that will be more cruel and destructive hands and thereby vindicate the sanctity o f womanhood” „ , . E. L. M cCORMICK than that form of slavery we now C AN D ID ATE FOR seek to abolish." W e have heard uhis doctrine before. W hile it c o ni l i i i T H e » « « ' u d i S T flicts with some “ law and order talk it continues tojtorney i have always rumished and ln 1916 Congress again turned over J. W. C O N N E L L Vote X No. 65 have behind it the elemental force o f jriatitre and will con :raalntat,wd own off|ce, my own to the bankers of this country the library, niy own car fo r1 official busi- regulation of the crop and value of tinue to he asserted under similar circumstances, how ness and most of the supplies and money when it enacted the Federal ever much one praises the “ sanctity” of the law.” equipment used by my office In of- Reserve System. Today we have w llh r n m r _ m , _ Mms _ I . . CO i r u l o t i . . - .1 .... i. .. ms ficial work without cost or expense practically no money in circulation the taxpayer, and if elected will except that put out by the National Auto fatalities make a battle look like a skirmish to continue to do so. Banks and the Federal Reserve manoeuvre. Aroused public opinion will cause enforce In conformity with the order of System, the County Court dated May 21, Today we find a handful of Inter- ment o f traffic laws and this will save lives. ■ | 1 am now rendering the re- national bankers in New York who r»«* ,,,, ~ „ n p r ,. qu',ed legal service to the Sheriff in control the 20,000 banks scattered all Detectives, lir an epstern City, picked up a sorn foreclosing the delinquent taxes and over our nation. They control the looking little beggar and took him to- headquarters for w ll> ‘n the future render all legal activities of our people just like an begging. In his pockets they found $33,101 ! reql'*red ln tax foreclosure. operator standing at a switch board ________* as °**ler matters. and by pressing a button can hold Washington County has never paid complete control of a huge hydro- People who Vhave things might as well save them. ^ d° lU.r f “ r out3‘d® '*K«I ser- electric development. If our people There IS no use to give them away at prevailing prices. Better times a re coming if you hold on to what you have. . .. | You are represent record is out will do in . .. W e don’ t know how the Massie trial will come in Honolulu but it lias certainly produced some excellent defenses of lynching in the newspapers o f this country. bankruptcy to escape seizure of lb* heir’s remaining assets A man died In 1929, his estate There you are. So why worry showing *14,000,000 worth of bank about money? The absence of stocks. Inherltence and other taxes 1 came to 92,000.000. The price of the I mo" * y brings freedom from car. and distress. I f we had half a mu. .lock* dropped in the crisis to unde, j ,,on w ed lo#k at |t evary nu>rn;a(r 92.OUO.OUO eo the estate took tn.jund call it names. 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