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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1932)
BKA’ T R T O V r A o » » FRIDAY, .ITNE 10, ¡»sì ENTKEfKIHF hig camp last year under his su Seven Selected from pression. pervision was brought to its highest U i digestion is batter. 1 haven't stage of efficiency, and he will again Washington County to Says Newspaper Editor b*tn -° o see a a aocior doctor in in a year. 1 1*1 be piesent at this eighth camp with can eat anything I want to. Attend C. M, T. C. virtually the same staff he had in 1 am getting real, hones>to-good- ^ I What threatens to become a News ness food. Three years ago, we had .. “ Under this specially-trained a & W F B U A PubUahar % Vancouver „ Bai racks, Wasningtou, 11931. 7 a paper Classic is a piece, "1 Like the filet mignon once a week, now we June 12- Seven Washington County Iand *on,i exP*', ienced leadership the» ___________________________________________________________________________ Depression' written by Henry An- have round steak and flour gravy. ' u"~' j aley of the Amarillo (Texas) Globe- Then, we had roast breast of guinea youths are among lo o s e chosen to seven Washington county boys are attend the 1932 Citizen's Military expected to enjoy the best four Fubllshed Friday of each week by Pioneer Publishing Co. at Beavartun, News, which has not only been going hen, now we are glad to get sow- training Camp at this historic army wt»eks yet had by the thousands who Ore. Entered as second-class matter at the postoffice at Beaverton, Ore. l,he " ,unds ot the press of the Cone bosom with ihe buttons on it. pos.. With tour weeks of outdoor' Star state but which is now widely have crowded the camp through ihe 1 like the depression. My salary living, work and play scheduled to --------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| reprinted outside its borders. In has been cut to where I can't af negin on June 17, Lieutenant Thomas yea,s‘ | case you haven't seen It, here it is. Subscription Ralee ford to buy spinach and parsley and J. Cross, C. M. T. C. adjutant has j I like the depression. No more we can’t afford to have sandwiches e m i » ■ <■ h r ___$1.50 Three months -------------------$.50 prosperity for me. 0ne Year _ sent out to 590 young men the order and frozen desserts and all that __ $.85 Subscriptions Payable in Advance •lx Months I have had more fun since the de- damfoolishness which has killed more aUtht>r*z‘ n« lh*«> lo preas.on started than 1 ever had in good men than the World war ,“ Ullbur' Ihose from Washington my life, 1 had .forgotten how to live, 1 like the depression. Three years * <lUnty are’ Beaverton Office—Broadway near O. E. Tracks, Phone 7503 William J. Leonard, Beaverton. what it meant to have real friends, ago 1 never had time to go to Adrain Hughes, Hillsboro. Poi Hand Office—406-407 408 Dekum Bldg. Phone ATwater 51)14 what it was like to eat common church . 1 played golf all day Sun- Tom Graf, Beaverton. everyday food. Fact is, 1 was gett- day and besides 1 was so durn Alpycius K. Vanderzander. Banks. ing a little high hat. smart that there wasn't a preacher George E. Wolfe, Hillsboro. Three years ago, only one man of In West Texas who could tell me A Socialist Program Jules Cooper, Tigard route l. the News-Ciiobe organization couia anything. Irvine F. Bateman, Banks. In France the Socialists refused to participate in the be out of town at a time and he had Now 1 am going to church regu- Months of work have taken care to leave at the last minute and get larly, never miss a Sunday. formation of a ministry unless certain items were includ jback as soon a« possible. Many time ________ And if this depression keeps on, 1 of the vast amount of preparation ed of the governmental program. It may be interesting 1 h a v « driven 100 miles,to a banquet W ill be going to ' prayer meeting be- necessary and final arrangements are j virtually completed already. Weil to look over the immediate aims oi this political group in “at throush three hours ot bunk m t°re ,onB Wltuallv the L vanguards ,’m,jl,,ted dlItitav 'before of you.hs ar- — order to make a 5-mlnute speech, France. They consisted of the following proposals: 1 rives everything will be ready, and' then drive 1U0 miles back so as to ~ i they will find an ordered routine get ready for work the next morning Old Clothes Day ( 1 ) A forty-hour week for labor. I with nothing experimental to hamper Nowadays, as many News-GloDe (4) State control of banks. in Some Churches their enjoyment. Founded in 1925 employees as are Invited make those ( 3 ) Nationalization of railroads. K R A F T -P H E N IX through the personal efforts of trips and we stay as long as we CHEESE COMPANY Brigadier General Paul A. W oil. the i A national monopoly of insurance. ( 4 ) want to. The whole outfit could Here's a suggestion coming from a leave the office now and it wouldn't relent news dispatch from (¿) General amnesty of political prisoners. Social make ar>V difference. North Carolina, which might be I A balanced budget without cutting (6 ) 1 like the depression, f have time t> lven some consideration by the folks services, to visit my friends, to make new here. *V' v-‘ ( 7 ) Prohibition of traffic in arms and nationaliza ones. Two years ago when f went The news story says that a pastor to a neighboring town, i always °* a certain church of the town tion of arms manufacture. ★ (8) Organization for. peace by international agree- ^tayed at hotel- Now 1 go home from which the story originated, has with my friends, stay all night and announced that the next Sunday's ments, embracing reduction of war credits. enjoy homecooking. 1 have even services at this church will be known How’ many of these items would be approved by the spent the week-end with some of the ss "every day clothes day service" American people today? We doubt if any would be, al b°y« have been kmd enough to The pas.or explains that there is to be no dressing up by church-goers though some of them are desirable. The sixth demand ln^te me It s great to drop into a store and who attend worship at his churah is being met as far as a balanced budget is concerned but feel that you can spend an hour or on that particular Sunday. Every many states are cutting social services in order to do so. j two or three or half a day just vis- one is expected to come to church Men In j Mng and not feel that you are in his everyday clothes. wasting valuable time. I like the de- their overalls, if they are following Nobody Can Tell Jobs which call for that kind of pression. clothing, and women in house 1 am getting acquainted with m y The average man is finding out that the so-called dresses, just as they are accustomed 4 it , ,. . , | neighbors, in the last six months I SUpCl mail kllOVV'S vory lllTlc more about the future than have became acquainted with folks to wear on week days. Now, a service like that here he does. All of the leaders in the financial and business who have h«*" “vinK ne« door to ought to make everybody feel per world arc just .. as much t at a loss as the ordinary citizen th m f) e for three year8 1 am fectly at home. The butcher, the J H ih h fU ll uilm nn the Biblical admonition, "Love your trying to predict when business will turn the corner and neighbors. One of my neighbors baker, the candlestick maker and the good times start com.ng back. has one of the best looking wives j doct° r’ the lawyer and the auto mobile mechanic will all be on the X A few ye|ars ago the great majority of the “ big have ever seen. She is a dandy. same level so fat as clothes are con 1 am getting acquainted with my shots” in business were predicting an unlimited era of neighbors and learning to love them. cerned. The women will not be dolled up In frills of silk and satin, prosperity. The “ big boys” all thought that exaggerated Three years ago I ordered with costly hats on their heads. clothes from a merchant tailor—two prosperity was here to stay. They were wrong. The parson who conceived this Located in the heart of the business and shop Now, these same over-optimistic boosters have been ¡or , three suits at a time. All my idea, probably discovered that there ping district. Three blocks from Theater Row. . i ; ij i i .t ii i * • , , . clothes were good ones. 1 was si E C O N O M IC A L . . . . $1 A N D $2 P E R D A Y left bewildered by the collapse which came and they do ways dres.sedu P But now i haven are a number of his congregation J. A. Cushman, Manager not know what to advise or which way to go. Their b°«*ht a suit m two years. 1 a a who never darken the doors of his church for the simple reason that j F OURTH AND A LD E R previous reputations for sagacity and wisdom have col m'Kdty proud ot my sunuay-go-to- bdu‘ <lV not feel that their clothes lapsed with the general economic downfall and very few i am dressed up and 1 don t mean are P rin ta b le . They are not for-j tunate enough to have Sunday duds of them carry any weight with their opinions now. Few , maybe. 1 like the depression. Three years ago I was so busy and doll up in to go to church, ana ^ of them have enough courage to even predict what lies! my wife was so busy thut we didn't ra‘ ber than go there in just plain, ahead of us. There is almost a unani niity of silence and! see much of each other, consequently evary day clothes and have the res.' we sort of lost interest in each of the congregation turn scornful hesitation, which is encouraging. ‘1 Like the Dep rCStion” I & Remember to Say KRAFT before you say CHEESE kräft W cheese HOTEL ,the R E S lB iiT J CONVENIENT............ PORTLAND Senator Couzens, Republican, of Michigan, recently olher- 1 nev‘!r went ‘mine lo* much *lance* *“ dth^ Jus* pointed out that Congress could do nothing to help con neve had « « day oi worship. ...................................... ... in a while they Maybe, once ditions “ until the bankers get the proper mental attitude.” ■ 1 time to go anywhere ' —- - - — - ■'* with her. If 1 1 — A few months ago President Hoover launched a cam d,d n « p*rty, i couia nevei io- m,inaite to get new suits or new dresses and then perhaps they will paign to instill confidence in the minds of the people so cate her since there was always a venture out on a Sunday to bear , , . . i.t , c • i • l 'blonde' or a "red-head available. what the parson has to say. Even that hoarded money would be returned lor circulation.Ix didnt much worry about it. My wife belonged to ail the clubs then- however, they probably feel 111 That had a good effect. Now, President Hoover speaks conscious of “ timid capital” and wants steps taken to , encourage I mothers town' club. She ®ven J°meU th'' >'oun* ^UB^’thi^the^at^of'tbi the members . , .. . . | . . We don’t have any »c*1*0* that the rest of tns bankers to have a little of their former confidence. children but she was studying—and Preaent ar* KivinK them the once I However, there is something to he said for the bank ¡between playing bridge and going to over- and making remarks about |>! ' what they are wearing or that they ers, as the Governor of the Federal Reserve Board re- 1 ** “he waa never at home. , ... We got stuck up and hifalutin. have been able to get enough cash cently did. The banks have been through a trying per jWe even took down the old family together to buy some new things. Become a lawyer and earn a lawyer’s big fees, iod.1 Mr. Meyer said. “ Liktythe rest of the world they b*u and bought a »et of twin beds— There are lots of folks, and prob- Some lawvers have earned as much as a million lack optimism. They believe that when the trend sets in on “ >• installment plan. ^'theTr^fine^ on dollars in a single case. .. r _ __ \ i ’ t- .I. •_ _ , .......... When I would came home at night make a P“ ™«*8 « th8>r finery on it will continue forever. When there is a downward if my wife was at home she would Sundaya. They put on all the glad You can prepare in your spare time at home trend they think there will never be any bottom.” already be in bed and 1 would crawl rags they can comfortably carry through the Blackstoue Legal Training Course and then strut forth for the benefit That last sentence is also encouraging. Every de In mine. If she came in first it, was of their less fortunate neighbors and and Service, which contains sufficient instruction vice versa. pression has come to an end just about the time when We like the depression. We have fellow church members. They seem in law to pass the legal examination for the bar. The LL. B. degree is conferred upon graduation. nobody was brave enough to predict it. Our big finan com e dow n o f f ou r pedestal and are to think that fin« feathers make fine ciers and business leaders have been busy for a few years realty living at my house now. Th# b* ^ aondutha‘ by virtue of their The Blackstone course was pre Write for F r«. Book abl® to Put oa expensive beds are stored in the garage pared by 80 of the meet emin now trying to “ pass the buck” for the mess of tinances \ twin * ind the being cloths# they will be able to get the ent legal authorities m the Write today for a free copy of old family affair Is United States Included in the our book, "The Law Trained and business into which they led the country. Ihe most u used. We are enjoying life. instead *** of lhe Lord more 8a»“ y- This story was not started with list of authors of text ma Man,” which tells about the famous alibi has been to jump on Congress or some other, o f taking a hot w ater bottle to bed terials are such men as Jus- successes which have come to these cold nights, she sticks her Wea oi P itch in g a sermon, but students through ice Oeorge Sutherland of the Blackstone agency of government and try to make the people think heels in my back just like she did iurthsr the writer elaborates on the home leading of law. United States Supreme Court. the article which came out of that that all our distress is due to the shortcomings of con before Hoover was sleeted. The course is endorsed and recommended by leading law In addition, the book contains i haven't been on a party In 18 little North Carolina town, the more gressmen, legislators, and other public officials. and commerce schools as the a full description of the Black- month. 1 have lost my book of « et the “ tU* •‘ uff Nobody can tell when conditions will begin to im telephone foremost non-resident 1 a w stone Legal Training Course numbers. My wife haa off his chest. There will probably be course in the country. It is and Service, and also gives prove materially. Certainly, almost everybody will agree dropped all the clubs, 1 believe we some who will not like this. They legal pointers arranged in a way that makes many helpful 1 will probably toas the paper down that the present status of affairs is about on the bottom. are falling | in love all over again. _ law the most fascinating of all that will be of value to you in read a few It an home-study courses. Easy to your everyday work. Exactly how lonK we will continue in .he trouKh of the - « '• swers such important ques grasp interesting practical — tions, as “ Must an agreement, lot of bunk. Maybe “ It * Is, and depression is an unknown quantity hut there is some en unu( ^ 1 b forty and then If 1 tsel a“ — - ---------- complete. to he binding, always be in 90,000 students have been en Maybe, too, a rouragement for the belief that this unsatisfactory period i now, i may trade her for maybe it ain't. rolled. Hundreds of them writ’ng? "Does a receipt in preacher in Otese parts, making a is drawing to an end. The silence and timidity of the two twenties have been admitted to the bar full protect the holder against feeling better since the de- »‘ ™‘ lar snnouncement. will find his and are today successful law further demands?" etc. hig business leaders is one of the encouraging signs. It take more exercise. I ordinarily filled with the yers and judges. Thousands The legal illustrations it con of others have been fitted for tains, written in story form, shows that they’ have quit expecting some miracle to hap w alk to town and a lot of folks more well-to-do folk, on every other bigger and better positions in may be the means of saving who used to drive Cadillac, are Sunday, vacant. He will, however. you thousand* of dollars. The pen. are n o t taking any further chances, and that their walking business. with me I like the da- «»«cover that his church has been Regardless of the kind of work book is yours, free, for the mad« a place where the less fortun- affairs have been adjusted to the new business conditions day - N OW - there is no obiga- « ♦ f Sweet young things, recently graduated, and ambi tious voung lads, also recent lv graduated, having their own ideas about the real problems of the social order. By the time the new taxes go into effect, and it won’t he long, the pqople here will begin to believe that the budget will have to be balanced. Somewhere a cog has slipped— the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, put into being in January, hasn’t b fio »M i to stock* aiul bond* from goij>£ <Jowu. . . r . m #4 » « A o u A d » * * * a m i 6 L ghl p without the humiliation of be- cerned. will feel that they can wot- hip without the humiliation of be ing scorned by those able to dress better than they. 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