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BEAVERTON FAQH I F R I l»A T , M A T 6, 1932 ENTERPRISE M. 1L JEFFK1FJS. l*ubUiiicr Published F riday o f each week by Pioneer Publishing Co. at Ore. Entered aa second class matter at the postofflce at Beaverton. Beaverton. Ore. Subscription Rates One Tear _ *4.50 BU Months $.80 Three m o n t h s --------------------------- t-OO Subscriptions Payable In Advance Beaverton O ffic e —Broadway near O. E. Tracks. Phone 7001 FoiUand O ffice— 406-407-408 D ekurn Bldg. Phone ATwater 5914 Coolidge Pays E. B. T O N G U E Last fall form er President Coolidge made a radio Candidate fo r Republican talk on insurance, in the course o f which he offered^ policy Nomination for " A N ite on the Farm " and e which s.arts at 7 p. m. "Symphonic" opening. Now bigger than before holders the follow in g advice: “ Beware o f the so-called D IS T R IC T A T T O R N E Y ¡special Hi-Jinks program augments Chuck Hawley, conceit organist wii. because o f interesting new changes save money for you by replacing your policy in another | the funNon rollers at the Oaks roller play many popular selections on the and installations. Ih e Oaks bids to Facta about District A ttorn ey’s Offlc>' skating rink this Saturday evening. company. ” Cash prizes are offered to the ska.ei 18 number musical program. ; be the mecca o f picnickers and fo r the la n t T w o Term s and A s a result an insurance man o f St. Louis broughi wearing the most appropriate cos- W ork abouJ the ° aks Amusement fam ily ou.ings. E. H. Bollinger, During the Tim e 1 have tunas carrying out the rural garb Hark has been progressing rapidly popular showman w ill again manage Had a Deputy suit and the newspapers report that Mr. Coolidge s la w of the farmers. The entire rink w ill due to the favorable weather and an the famous resort for the Hath yer apologized,paid $2,500 and had the suit discontinued. Total Circuit Court Fines from be decorated for the gala attraction early date will be set fo r the park season. Mr. Coolidge evidently paid to avoid the embarrassment Jan. 1, 1825, to Jan. 1, 1932, *133,242.50 __________________________________________________ ^ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ o f a trial, because his remarks would hardly appear tOj ToU| pald State state in m same period Total paid toward support o f State Fro. Dept. Looking at Washington woul? have proposals the same at the “ fu “ st *• ju stify damages. * ° country s *25, «58.88. Total o f *107.585.82. (Continued from Page 1) Circuit Court Expense same period ' including my deputy *99,425.09. The Hope of Our Future Excess of fines over and above fo rg o .Un by the government and W hen one considers the fact . that it would be pos , i expense, *»,ieo.53. that It was essential to "restore pur- - . i i sible to remake the world through proper education and A bove Circuit Court expenses em- chasing power o f the farm ing half n h v s i c ' i l d e v e l o n m e n t o f a s i m i l e v e n e r a t i o n o f c h i l d r e n , brace8 not onIy c° 8t o f aU crim lnal ot the co. ntry.- Morover, sm ith p n y s ic a i o e v c i o p m c n i OI a S in g le g . . . ’ cases including Grand Jury, trial took a flin g al the Koosevelt crow d s it is something of a mystery why adult citizens do not : - |Ury - and witneses but in addition advocacy - ot a short convention, - - — ----------- ■-> . * . . . , give more thought and attention to the welfare o f mm- the entire cost to the county o f all with an avoidanceof a long deadlock. Washington arms conference. Th e effect failed, apparently, al though it may form the basis for subsequent agreement. Great Brlt- »in quickly accepted the plan, as did the ltallana in a ral way Uerm a was for fu lth er reduc. ^!bns' accoltlinS German proposals. Th e French ,.eprese esented by Fre- mpathetlc but ors Tht* oeonle here like those of other municipalities, clv“ and et>uity ca8e8> the court re ! The apeech of the Uemocratlc nuer tpd Tardieu, were *>■... O IS . U l C p e o p l e n c r e , l i k e 111 SC J porter, bailiff, Judges Secretary, to- candidate of 1928 serves notice upon out , hat France wanted to have made considerable progress along t h e line O l c n i l t l ,,ether with circu it Court supplies the Democrats that their leader is abollsh bombing planes, large sub- having his — .... ....... ........... ........ . __ ..... and expenses w elfare, but much remains to be attempted. _ and furniture fo r the intently interested marines and large cruisers, as well. f o i n i n r e d to the treatment experienced l)V some u n new C,rcuit Court supplies and ex- share o f its control His advocacy M oreover the French insisted not Compared to the treatment cxptricnctu v . , ¡penses and furniture , or the new of a pu l « works bonds Issue ^ u aupplesai„n o f these de- unate children 111 past centuries, the Child ot t(Xla> |t:ircult cou rt room and atlll ,eaves helP ,ndu8try and employment and vice3 but a jso their rigid control and fortini; and has many advantages, but in truth, one must admit that an excess o f *8,160.53. The above hls suggestion that there be estab- wlth penaltiea proVided for any in- reached. only r cl a fair made I the Bowlea n.°.t caae „ ln.c!.ud! _°_^ .fracUon of ^ ,he a« u r#em ent rpac I a n start S t a r t has n a s been o u .i m - u c in ... this direction. which .the waa c pald * b fore.gnt debts and "w ritin g o f f from ln addlUo„ a r d ie insisted that Ih e prevailing idea in some communities that a 1 nod Multnomah County the debts each year, tw enty-rive tbe Amerlcan pio. ram was Inaccept est amount o f schooling is Sllfficent to flllil 11 the ohllga The fines above stated do not ln- pei cent of the *r°88 ^alUe h°* able because it dealt only with land tions o f society to childhood is gradually becoming obso J.U8t‘" Court fibe8 and ftee8 from ‘ us""evidence"« aW desire to p,Uey w eaP°ns. con.rary to the French lete. More and more every year the grownups are ac- to , , 4>11320i whlch l8 not segrega- t n ' bis views foi Ihe reaction o f terdependent cepting new responsibilities in regard to the childhood o f »ed on the records as to civil fees b13 par y- ln this he had the support of A t the meeting o f the Demo- and criminal fines. Ita ly and Germany, and the great their communities. o f Ths portion o f fines in same per- erats> G overnor H arry F. Byrd, u, m ilia ry™ states of Europe were W e have no particular reason to hang our head in tod law authorized fo r m y exclusive v lr Rlnla- offered a compromise w et together against the Anglo-S: xon lb e y insisted upon equality shame but neither has it any occasion, for undue boast use fo r deputy or otherwise, which plank’ which Included a constitution- idpa I have not used but have turned al amendment permit the people o f armament8 despi.e Mr. Gib-on j ing in this respect. W e are treating our children about „ - . . . . . . o ver to the to vote directly on retention, re- .. , . . a s w e ll as o th e r c o m m u n itie s b u t m o d e r n v e a le d so m a n y a v e n u e s o f a c t iv it y th a t of 11s t o r e v i s e o u r o p i n i o n s a n d er development m ake s t u d y h a s r e Uounty ...................... it is tu n c* f o r a l l 1 salary o f deputy ............. p la n s f o r th e g r e a t 1 * » 2.508.1* Peal or m odification 12,375.00 Under the p,an' tw o ....... ....... all children living in our midst. of yet to determine tittle. T P ... Ih e «1,1 o ld m - in m an ______________________ « v h i i liked I n v v t l k five I l l i l e S w n o u sed to w an e liv e m ilts e v e r y d a y is n o w r e p r e s e n t e d b y g r a n d c h i l d r e n w a lk h o m e to e a t. ______________________ _ _ . . , . - , StaticianS, watching for business recovery, reports from the preachers. When church sk v -ro ck et th e new (la v Sk) rOCKet tne new a y W 'h a t do you th in k has d a w n e d . ___________________ of . . . . th e c u te , lit t le t h in g to U County Treasurer ON T H E Republican Ticket “ Econom y” too s,ve weapons and the consequent su the r e a c t io n " per‘ ° ,U y o f attack over ------------ - ~ # tom ey 1 have alw ays furnished and thla ProP °sal M e n w h o h a v e a h a b it of p o s tp o n in g th e il w o r k maintained my own office, my own W hile the KepiFiilcan nomination „ • .. , , 1- ... f..... l , , . , , n r i k f i l l ! their llbrary, my own car fo r o ffic ia l bust- 18 a virtual certainty for President m i g h t recall the tact that l e u late tia . 1 negg and the g Upplle8 and Hoover, he has made great strides lost CANDIDATE FOR o f t h e o r y laws. up^n whlch all a rmament° votes would be inapired by the existence o f at!grea. ‘ t a ta 't o L e t u r T h T u ! ^ -n y E. L. M cC O R M IC K A P R IM A R IE S near you in the picture show and has to tell her can t . : W ashington County has never paid candidates s i t s out one dollar fo r outside legal ser- ^ tes from boy 1 have u,8tr,ct One or Nicely Make More 6x8 Photos Mounted for * 1.00 Your Appointm ents Today H O I .S I E A T t it S T U D IO 165 Vi T h iid , kjlow Between Street Mornsou and YatnhUl •>***•-• C h » X * * K * •> >*1 **X*vK*4.» ^natol lhe boy- b,ain8 awhir‘- attorney to Reed’ and twenty-three delegates fo» — —------ ~ — — G overnor Murray and one fo r A lfred and E. Smith. Those listed as doubtful Vote for It won’t* be manv months now before the statesmen,|record 18 my platform of what t at this time total 104. O f course, lt as well as the poiticians.wiil he telling the boys at home 11 do ,n the future is entirely too early to award the Paid Adv Dem ocratic nomination to the New w hat’s the real trouble with the world. York G overnor but he has almost (State Senator) M.... 1 -T Nominate C. S. H A Y N E S reached the stage where it Is up to FOR Spring Demands beat^y at a very little co.t. | Republican candidate fo r County h,s - to siaKe a “ hack to Home owners could be persuaded. Commissioner If you want each-corn- the wal1 fiBbt Homes Beautiful with very little e ffo rt to see the ad- munlty to have an opportunity to A t Geneva the United States nas Position No. S vantage o f a,, border o f flow ers along vote their own special ro td tax. proposed through Ambassor Gibson, the walks or sidewalk the total abolition o f weapons of Qualified— Vigorous— Progressive Paid adv. Tim e for Reeldento lo G et Together peculiarly aggressive value, Including The expense o f such a program to Hz la c o n s c ie n t io u s end h a s th s c o n fid e n c e In W ork o f Beautification bombs, heavy mobile guns and gass the Individual would be o f little con- en d re sp e ct of a ll th e people. es. The conference, apparently O. V. W H I T E i.(deration compared with the erfect ’ — Paid Adr. deadlocked, was expected to seek It would have, not only ore the home Candidate fo r Republican results piece-meal and the American Spring Is here, and with It comes f0|ga wbo nve here but to visitors Nom ination fo r proposal was to start this. The plan , , , ..................... ........................................ the proverbial "spring cleaning” fo r wb(> chance to come this way. County School waa a surprise, which, it was hoped, * r Y T T T T T T T T T T T T T T « * V i* V V V V V V V V V V Y Y V V V V V the housewife, and why not for the h;ven ,f K doM u k e a ,ltUe work fr ie n d a ll th a t she th in k s about th e m o v ie . y ou are included the fift y aeie- bo]ne lt lg the H'hiois listed with Sena- bu l anyw ay we do adv. S P E C IA L i ln conform ity w ith the order of and hls suP P °rters Claim that h e tia j His eyes a glow ing brightness the Gounty Court dated May 21, th® nomination ln the bag. His voice like a cooing dove. 1931, 1 am now rendering the r e -1 By winning ln Nebraska where • U * ^ * 1 quired legal service to the Shen rf in he c®-” ahead o f G overnor Murray b 1 e eveninK’ by his girl charm might get foreclosing the delinquent taxes and and S pM ker Garner, Koosevelt add- 18 b,aln ,s set afire, collections Will In the future render all legal ed sixteen votes to hls Impressive Ao take her in his am is service, required in tax foreclosures total whlch now “ KBregates 218 dele- And teU her ftg wel, ag other matterg gates The standing of the other gay ,t lg thg desire. weather , th a t 20, 1932 P a id Edna Blacken equipment used by m y o ffic e ln of- tow ard renomination. Th e Demo- flcial w ork without cost or expense cratlc choice remains in doubt, how- S c h o o l to the ta x Paycr. and If elected will ev e r- but G overnor R oosevelt Is in spring a young mans fancy, a n u u contlnue to do go m aking gains almost every week Turns to thoughts of love. who M AY ------------------------ YO U N G M A N S F A N C Y represent e|ect|ng an your interests I. 0. BAILEY Supreme Court JueJqe entire community. Homes and offices which have been stu ffy with heating all w inter can now be thrown wide open to the freeh spring air. Furnaces can be banged shut fo r the next six months at least The bother o f m oving ash- es w o n t appear on the dally routine fo r that length of time. Ih e uml bln can be locked up, and blankets, overcoats and wraps can be given I heir annual dry cleaning and packed aw ay In the cedar chest or a closet. Rugs w ill be given severe and lua- ty beating and rolled down well p r o tected with moth balls. ln their place w ill appear uncovered floors or maybe some light airy covering ln keeping with the season, and heavy drapes will come down and ligh t brightly decorated ones w ill take their place. Maybe a coat or tw o o f paint w ill be given the woodwork, and things w ill be brightened up for spring anu summer. to aCcompllsh this program, lt would bg bpnpflcla| ln that thogp w hoarP prone to gtt nnd brood o ver lack o f bUBmesl( wou,d havp thplr nilndB tnh|,n o ff of , hu, BUbJpct for a wh„ e at ,pagt and pcruap. wbPn they got thelr niltuU hatu on buil. neg(| ||wy would d„ COVe r that things grg not ^ aB ( bpy thought they werp Superintendent 11 w ° ^ d a B^ d Investment ,n w ay o f advertising the place. Othor c,tlM hav® discovered the valu* « * beautification as a mean, s e a tin g business Picture for a moment to yourself w'hat our town would look like with flowers In bloom along the city s sidewalks, In old vacant lots, which hav« been ratchall for tubblsh o f every kind. Homes with front and back yards ablaze with a riot of col- or* d blooms, and the perfume borne through the streets by fresh spring breezes. Along with this general cleaning experiment la worth the try- up o f the homes and offices and mg Who will take the lead? business houses, perhaps the c ity ' JAM 2S L E W IS m ight follow suit with - M U * p i* . Address, B E A V E R T O N . ORE. The P. T. A. is an e ffective fno- R ° gram o f c lenn-up and beautifica tor In carryin g home Ideals and tion. N o doubt a call iron» the city _ _ — ... ...... , - C A N D ID A T E F O R the schools, and as fathers. If they will take ths lead. L ) f . J O i l 11 l i . L , ; l \ U l l c V hopo8 lnto w ill be answered by the citizens In J such Is a w orth while organization County Commissioner and should be encouraged. general In a program o f city beauti Republican Prim ary _ _ _____ _ _ ____________________ . May . 2U. . 1932 fying C H IR O PR A C T O R i am a firm believer In the or- _ r • i i w ork Of the 4 -H For an Economical, lmpar* F low er seed o f the more hardy gam zatlon and Chiropractic Physician flow erin g plants are not expensive. club and Win gladly d o w h . t i can ^ B u s in e s s Administration appealed to. In a proclamation p t t u n ifleee eyesores uno spola of pa courage Ita work. I paid Adv. j o t j a t o a j $» t i - r — EARL C.BRONAUGII,Jr. :: • I- •I« FOR 4* T y ATTORNEY GENERAL ! R E P U B L IC A N I. •> i. Fifteen Years Eegal E x p e r ie n c e ................. W orld n - ttttis J • Veteran Born ln Oregon P R IM A R IE S M A Y 4dv- W ar 20. 1932 Paid Adv. !
