Image provided by: Beaverton City Library; Beaverton, OR
About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1932)
E FA \ F U TO N F M I - K t'K IS R SV.W.V.V.V.V.V.W.* V Statement of E. J. W A R D Former For CON N E LL. Sheriff Judge Is a C andid:’, tv’ R epublican N om ination County Judge To the voters o f W ashington County, for your approval 1 submit the following statement: 1 have been a farmer and taxpayer of Washington county for over forty years. I f nom inated and elected County Judge, 1 will p erform the duties o f my o ffice to the best o f m y ability. 1 will at all tim es keep the interests o f the taxp ayers forem ost in m y mind. It w ill be my purpose to place the cou n ty on a cash basis and to keep it on such a cash basis. X will furnish m y ow n autom obile for m y public business and will person ally bear the cost o f its maintenance. My record as C ounty Judge from January, 1925, to January, 1931, speaks fo r itself. A t the time 1 took o ffic e in January, 1925, the w arrant indebtedness o f the County w as around *170,000. W e kept the business o f the C ounty up and at the end o f the year, 1925, had the in debtedness o f *170,000 wiped out. The roads now built aintained and kept In If possible to get a r roads in one road dis- n fa v or o f reorganizing ricts so those w ho desire ipecial tax fo r roads in efficien t and econ om i- l> jr ng my time as S h eriff the e-".ia shows '175 uires'.s classified a i’O'j: a , i 'Hows: 23 non-suppuit rase--. 38 stills uken and destroyed, 270 oases o f possession and sale o f liquor, 150 cases o f larceny, 75 cases of driving while intoxicated, 23 fo r gery cases, 51 cases o f con tribu ting to delinquency, 245 m isc el laneous arrests fo r m inor o ffe n ses such as reckless driving, gam e violations, assault and battery, etc. 1 have not attem pted to specialize on the enforcem en t o f any one law but have done everything in m y power to en force A L L LAW S, From these 8Y5 ariests the fines and jail sentences in Circuit Court alone to taled m ore than *181,000 and 130 years in ;fcU. In form er years we had laws In force such as the speed law. The State T r a ffic D epartm ent was bring ing in to the Court every day vio lators o f the law while at the pres ent there is no speed law and no one is brought in w hich m akes a d ifferen ce in the am ount o f fines turned in to the Treasurer's o ffice. Ow ing to the general depression there is no m oney in circu lation and offen d ers are unable to pay their fines. F or that reason we have m ore prisoners than in form er years and our jail facilities have in creased from 24 to 150 capacity. D uring m y adm inistration we have decreased the cost o f Keeping pris oners from *1.00 to approxim ately 38 cents per day and the prisoners in cu r charge care fo r the lawn and do part o f the ja n itor w o rk w ithout ex- Cra cost to the County. Som e people seem to have the idea that before an o ffic e r should m ake an arrest he should take the o ffe n d e r dow n roll him to see L he has any m oney to pay a fine and if he has not to turn him loose, This is N O T my policy. 1 have al- w ays endeavored to do my duty as 1 saw it. 1 have at all tim es tried to keep people out o f trouble which in my opinion is where an o ffic e r FOR C O U N T Y C O M M IS S IO N E R T o the V oters o f W ashington County. I hereby announce my cundidacy fo r re-election to the o ffic e of C ounty C om m issioner o f W ashington C ounty at the P rim ary E lection to be held on M ay 20, 1932. I f l am elected 1 will endeavor to continue the sam e carefu l, conservati ve and faith fu l adm inistration of the a f fa irs o f W ash in gton County that has b e .n m y p olicy in the past. Paid B U Y > Nt» S E L L i ’ K O l E SSIO N A L CENTS eggs 4 cents, hen eggs 2 Vi cents. E gg s set every M onday. Tualatin C hickery, hi. C. K ich ardson, Tu alatin, Oregon. Multnomah, Oregon and Repairing, Res. A T. 5048 R A D IO S E R V IC E M odern equipm ent and expert O R D E R YOU R R U B B E R STAM PS H O U SE F O R R E N T - *20 month, PER T IM E w orkm ansh ip P ow n der R a d io Ca., and Seals from P ioneer Printing sale on easy term s, *3,500, small M ultnom ah A T. 2829, a fter 8 p. and Stationery Co., 407-8 Dekum paym ent dow n Full basement, m , call A T. 3854. Bldg., 3rd and W ashington Sts. fruits, all kinds, 6601 O aym on Blvd IN ST R U C TIO N S Portland, Oregon. acreage 70x141, inquire H offm an ¿A R P E N T E R , Grinding and Saw TEN CENTS a line per issue and Oaymon, M ultnomah. filing. Phone B eaverton 7651. Count five w ords to the line. Then rount you r p rofits. Cash should E A R L IE S T O F A L L B urbank Seed M ISC ELLA N E O U S New Liskeard, Otn- W hen his d iv accom pany the order. W hen a P otatoes, weaned T*igs, B rood Sows ing suit burst while he was on the statement is required the ch arge is Muir Hog, fo r sale by C. L. John GENERAL H A U L I N G -L o n g and 15c per line, m inim um 50c bottom of the tjuinze R iv er exam in ston, Sherw ood, Ore., P hone 36X short D istances, R ob ert Johnson. ing a storage dam, W illiam Duval, Phone B eaverton 3152. W A N T E D C heap horses for fox 26-year-old diver, was drow ned These C lassified Ads appear in six farm . T elephone B eaverton 9855 newspapers : B eaverton E nterprise. O L D G R O W T H C O R D W O O D - *4.50 Tigard Sentinel. M ultnom ah Press, to *5 cord, delivered. Steri D. F O R S A L E P IG S 25 fe e d e rs, in Aloha News, Y am h ill Journal and Spiesz, N. Union Ave., B ox 32, cluding 7 weanlings *60, one 2- Gaston Herald. Aloha W ashington — A bout 34,000 m ore y ear-old boar, *7, finehog. Phone Beaverton 0418, after 7.30 p. m. babies were born during 1930 than O V E R 17,000 R E A D E R S W E E K L Y C IR C U L A T IN G H E A T E R S *45 to during the precedin g year, a ccord in g *85 W ood or Coal. M ultnom ah W H IT E L E G H O R N B aby chicks to fig u ie s from the Lubor D epart PERSONAL H ardw are Store, M ultnom ah fro m B. W. D. tested stock, May ment More than 6,300,000 cop ies o f A N Y G IR L rn need o f a friend 4 hatch, 8 cen ts each , 7 cen ts In the C hildren's Bureau pam phlets "In w rite E lsie H. Allem ann, the Sal large num bers. R o ck s and R eds fant Care," were distributed during W O O D F O R S A L E — P artly dry 16- vation A rm y W hite Shield Home. 10 cents. C ustom hatch in g, turkey this period inch slab $4.50 co rd ; 16 Inch old 565 M ayfair A venue, P ortland. A LINE with the approval o f the voters and thanking you fo r y ou r su pport in the past, 1 am K espectfu ly you r S h eriff J. W. C O N N E L L Paid Adv. P ostoffice Bldg. O ffice A T 4756 policy by C ongress would start a v ig orous econ om ic recovery. L et's give our leaders -he ch ance they ask for, and they will restore prices, wages and confidence. V O T E X 61 CHARLES R epublican S. HAYNES Candidate for County Commissioner G IV E O C R LEADERS A CHANCE JE S S E K. B O N D Application F il 'd Early Insures P rofessor o f Business A dm inistration ture R a t e r Supply fo r U niversity o f O regon Irrigation Purposes Says: W hy not let the people w h o live in road district No. 1 have a ch a n ce to say how large a road dis trict they want and If they want to vote a special road tax or not. 1 stand for a readjustm ent o f road districts, so that each com m un ity m ay levy such special road tax as th ey want, or not. Fu T rust and be saved. Surely the mu w ay to get bigger and better eco- o f la nom ic leaders does not con sist in de- plemi nying to those we already have a ticula chance to plan and ach ieve Concer- s .ate ted action. icentl; C on fid en ce and cred it are based on tie h prices and hum an ch aracter. O u r ' o f fl business leaders are already su ffi- whei< ciently chastened ,but with prices suppl unstable o r declin in g m ost tenders, ow ners and b orrow ers rem ain frigh t- Mtale ened. Like scared bank depositors eXpja they seek salvation in cash. R ecently Urbana and A urora, lid - nois, saved their banks by establish- C(J ing e ffe ctiv e w ithdraw al quotas fo r strea depositors. Sim ilarly each of our ne p. industries could treat its m arket the r like a bank and establish fair ou t- t)|0 | put or sales quotas fo r all Its pro- ^.j.. ducers, so as not to break the m ar- ( ket. In the lum ber industry su ch h action has actu ally been planned but the leaders had to give it up fo r i ^ fea r o f hostile p rosecu tors and the ,er ( anti-trust laws. years ... 1 right W e, through ou r laws, refused these leaders the ch ance to save w tlp, their industry. In this, as in other ' . ’ watei industries, each prodSfcer can re- ^ duce unit costs by cap acity opera tion. Under present con d itions o f ^.°Ur . t hose over -equipm ent and rapid changes in m ethods, ca p a city operation is 1 h! noft practicable fo r all, because it ow,lp breaks the m arket. It is from the futu*' Resulting destru ctive com p etition denCf that a grou p o f 122 business leaders a PPl(l recently asked a m oratorium . It irr*S® was refused because we do not trust becor them . I “Tl It is p e r fc c .ly feasible to grant their request and still assure our- selves all needed protection. Give the Federal Trade C om m ission, or som e sim ilar au th ority representing consum ers, pow er |o a p p iov e plans fo r stabilization in each industry and to suspend the application Of the anti-trust laws as long as the approval plans are follow ed In good faith. G ive these approved plans such legal force as m ay be n eett- sary to m ake ¿h em effective. adv. grow th *5.50 c o rd ; 2nd grow th *4 Coal and Sawdust. P hone Beav erton 5225. D IR E C T O R Y 1 would exact the most rigid prin ciples o f econ om y connslstent w ith the proper adm inistration o f the cou ntys affairs. Useless and w aste ful extravagan ces will not be toler ated. DONALD T axes will be cu t to th e bone, none will be levied excep t that are absolutely necessary to carry on the cou n ty business. T. T E M I'L E T O N C andidate fo r 1 stund fo r a readjustm ent o f as sessm ents on real property to the F or C ounty Judge end that all p roperty pays Its Just proportion o f the tax burden. I f 1 am the peoples ch oice, they w ill be LOOK AT Y O U R T A X S T A T E M E N T ! my boss and 1 will be w ork in g fo r The County Court o f W ashington them. County In redu cin g taxes to a point low er this year than they have been .. ,,, , . and ban at any tim e In the 10 years last past Is one o f the 5 cou nties in the not true state that has m et the 20% tax re C. S. H A Y N E S , duction on real property advocated S herw ood, O regon, R oute 3 by G overon r Meier. Bald A dv. In m ak in g this redurAion County Judge Donald T. Tem pleton has dem onstrated an ability to effect *- R epu blican N om ination ,e r r blfinfc ,lr e > f,r u e l!’ ,,ov 1 he 1 "T l be I forty '-an d P'Kul , verxli and T he m ere announcem ent o f such a ,,l‘* 1 C andidate fo r nom ination to assist in fllPng them out. Once acquit ed the right lasts forever un less the ow n er falls to use the w a ter fo r five years, in which case It m ay be applied fo r by som eone else.” fo r County Clerk T he m a joi part o f this announce m ent o f can d id acy is to express my grateful appreciation o f past favors bestow ed on m e by the people o f W ash in gton County. A lso voters are rem inded that they m ust be registeied before they can vote. R egistration b ook s close thirty days before election. E D W . C. LUCE P aid adv. .• .■ .• .V .V .W .* . ' . W . v . v Candidate fo r County Judge Dr. K. C. Ingham OPENS S A T U R D A Y P rim aries Sydney, Australia E xplaining to liewildred natives that the ch u ich wa« to be “ Te erected ” on a hettei site, tw o boatloads o f men, dressed ir overalls, proceeded to dism antle an old colon ial fram e church build ing 'The high cost o f building m a terial and the valunble w ood w ork in the ch urch made the theft profitable FREE ADM ISSION Carnival i ? Picnic — Zip ÿ M ORTICIAN BEAVERTON, WE SERVE. REGARDLESS OREGON O F T H E T IM E D A Y O R N IG H T V.V.V/AV/AVAV.V.*.V.V.*W .V.V.V.V.V.V.V.*.V.V.V.V ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ m Hoover & Smith F IN A N C E CO. Ave., N., bet. Burnside, A nkeny, State License M-127 8 G rand J. W . C O N N E L L P O R T L A N D 'S P R O G R E S S IV E F L O R IS T Republican Candidate GEO. A. PA LM ITE R Sixth and A lder (A lm ost) O regon R epu blican C H IR O P R A C T O R TOMMY LUKE Portland. R e p jb llc a n T H E OAKS PARK at the Rink Saturday A U T O M O B IL E LOANS A personal service —som ething d ifferen t H. A. K U R A T L I ’• drug* or surgery used I Ulte modern painless ’•atment for Slnue In- met Ions. Results are Immediate. fo r C hiropractic 215 A lisky Bldg Physician Portland C andidat« N om ination lo r Secretary of State P a id TO SU C CE ED H IM S E L F FOR SHERIFF P R IM A R IE S MAY *0, 193* P aid adv. I I i R t w w w t w w m m w v T w y w w m New Process Purocleati M E N ’S SUITS, OVERCOATS, HATS CLEANED C A S AND H A PRESSED, N D C A R R N Y O W J v C .........HOUR CLEANING S E R V IC E ......... CHICAGO CLEANERS Our new ly Installed system will dry clean and pres« m en ’s 281 T H IR D S T R E E T 8. W . C orner Third and J rffera on suits ovsreoats- w om en's—d re sse s and coats— in Three H ou rs! S A T IS F A C T IO N GUARANTEED Every garm ent left here at 9 will be ready by noon. P rom pt A ttention to Mali Order». No InorWMB In P lica ,, ,, Jj • [ I I
