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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1932)
B EA I F R IO N — ; N O I « ìli I gon represse» OLD-Time Doctor W¿» Real Leader 'fu ““ WSSi M. H. J E F F U I K S , IK M Family Physician of By- L»one Years f a d e s Be- fore Specialists P u W U ilt P ublished F rid a y of e a ch week by P io n ee r P u b lishing Co. a t Ore. E ntered a * second-class m a tte r a t the po stoffice a t Beaverton. B ea v e r to n , Ore. Buhecrlptlon R a te e One Y e a r _ ___ $4.50 Six Mont ha ___ $.85 F R ID A Y , EN TLRrRLH K - 1 - u»~ T h re e m onths BuhacrlnUons Subacrlptions P av ab le P ay abl. $.60 Advance Advanca In in the growth of by drving immediately \ G m any t l ' i litlk) * bulbs tha m ay have gotten wet T h e Cn-du'ou* Creditor during harv est or storage, to s o i : "W'hat is a debtor, p a ? ” W hat do you th in k o f your d octo r? out and give e x tr a ca re to bi-color "A man who owes money.” T h e answ er to this question goes or other soft bulbs, and .o include “And what is a c r e d ito r ? ” without saying, and when one th in k s some d isin fe ctan t in the bath where “Th man who i ° * h,s fa m i,y Phy8l cia n f one ca n n o t bulbs are given hot-water tre at “The e man v* o think t .n s s he's given hot-w ater treat but let his thoughts run b a c k 30 o r j m e n . Those not needing hot-w ater “ > it.”—Nebelspalter. y e a r8 ’ and lon* e r - if ># be pcs- tre atm e n t will require chem ical dis- N M atter W h a t slble to the tlme * . he„ the old infect!on as HOOn as thc bulbs are No M a « going 3 j ^ Frien d ly G e stu re . . . . ’ ’ t i u e- h(, « r o o m - it was aw fully decent of County Agent Notes th e com munity. He had a ^ ,” * eJ,he hand in riouliural council which ° r cou" - organized fa rm in g here represents a has defin- ^ *;u,h er you to send us th a t c h e c k for $50, but th e re seem s to be some m istake , —the «-» b a j n k . ii has returned it m arked no X' uuds “ You really m u sn't ta k e that too seriously,” replied th e giver. “It was ^ ^ ()f thc * rt pre#en* “ ^ ^ will-foi-the-deed Luther*# l a s t E x p e rim e n t m an sought out for advice " b y 0w itely accepted tbe ,e<i ue!lt o t thP ,an d young in m a tte rs o f various county cou rt and R ed Cross to as- l>4|l “Oh I ’m busy tr y in g to get to g e th e r w h at s h e ’ll spend when she spends it." ____________________________________ _ i tim e praction er was m ore th a n just| thoroughly cured. A complete bul- Mother, t h e i e s a b . th e m an called into th e hom e to ie tln on handling bulb diseases is , door . . . . P hone 7603 ¡cu re the com mon ills o f m ankind. _ ‘‘Tel1 him * now on the press. “* orthwestern * * " — — Purple "■ ■ ■ P ' arrot. ■ ■ • ■ *■ N T h e d octor of this day was an in- P o itlan d O ffice — 406-407-408 D ek u m B ld g P h o n e A T w a te r 6914 I dividual who was looked to by the B ro k e l ’p th e P a rty 1 rest o f the com m unity for m ore than . "W h at broke up the p a ajam ja m a party th e tre a tm e n t of ailm ents. "An old-fashioned girl girl appeared appeared in in _____ _______ _____ •An old-fashioned He had a hand in the ________ busin ess of _ | E U G E N E Th e L ane County Ag- This is not a political editorial. If it was, we should Start out by saying that “w ar debts shall never be can celled.” While the general idea is good, what will hap lSife •My v.iie is busy t r y i n * to nu>fa 1 ui> tier m ind where she ll spegd the ! s u m m er,-* I “And y o u ? ” B e a v e r to n O ffic e — B road a ay n ear O. E. T r a c k s , Not A Political Editorial •?, glad to show you about, sir, T .. , j ’ N ever mind, 1 i t 1 to ^e' k ing h e r e . - E x c h a n g e the T o meet th P ' e se rt c iitic a l situ-! latió » D r Mc'vVhorte« advises every grower to tag,. oxtra precaution this year JU L Y j know.”- B o s t o n B u r S " k ' DeS by ¡ t r e n e* ire2 \Q know why he piven^ o u _ ^ sort of thing, you T ra n s c rip t. i n f i n i t e l y W a rn e d ‘ W h afs happened, G e o r g e ? ” she pen if the nations of Europe just fail to pay? |“ B£ E E E J S a T i ' i i ' S S th* ^ T " “! L n t d9Ve,op th,s or V “ l°[ wh° ^ eot °ut The American people have long cherished the idea o f In short, the old fam ily physician « | | h e n i l v e ^ p r o ^ a m " h a s - b e e n worked tions'Pin It K' apefrUlt W‘‘ °Ut PU ‘ " P u n c tu r e ," he said briefly. * - * - ■" * '• - 1 uo ns ln n - 1 “You ought to have been on the complete freedom from other peoples, ..ettirin* to work ™ «J? -wet. s i r w « i . t . . . m n m lookout , OT E ru m b „ „ ,.VMi one ‘n~ rem e m b er tha guide hook informed ou, their own dastiny regardless of the trettd of J S T A X ' S " « - c ™ orwi - are - you w “ o rk V ' nK - on “ now ” J you th a t th e r e was a fo r k in th« world. Happy as the dream m ay have been, and valu- j p e rfe ctin g him self in his profession, other ag e n cie s to e ffe c t the preser- qu.iw ene- i r s a s e c r e t " answered ant the road •• Tid B its, able as the idea of aloofness once was, it is doomed t(>jand In those days he w as physi- atlon the extension service forces. cx tpert ‘t ..bu? j don.t mind , telling you. "buO cian, surgeon and e v e ry th in g else tain a t least the minim um stand- A ( l i m i n o t i Delusion I ’m gra ftin g milkweed on eggplant." | disappear in the face of the cold, hard fact that we can tha" . . . . , , • • , , ------ went with th e m ed ical profession ard during the six m onths non- ,.m. „ , , , , , . . Disappointed C an did ate— And I not live ap art from thc* rest of the world, even ll we want It m a ttere d not w h eth er his patient producing period T h a t s interesting And what do to. ^ was s u ffe rin g from a fe v e r or re- I qulred the use of the k n ife to e a 1 s e ----------------------------- I , you « P ® 1'1 t0 P ^ u c e . “Custard.,’’ was the reply. Of course, we are not saying that there are not valu- his 8Uffering. the old time doctor R e tu rn of able lessons to be learned'from our late, and long contiu w as prepared to do th e job. H e ' g °af r e ‘ hl^ d7 ; Tou rist Is this ed experience of dabbling in world affairs. The money! Z r u T a * n u T Kni £ L ves ° J ^ ro a Z o T m Z s : ^ this" year. w. h Brandt . VS r I I utusa . . . . . . . th at we loaned our allied'nations may save US from lend work when tb e e m erg ency required. has establl8hed some 3ix a c re s of A tten dant— Yes, on a new f a r m he has ing more. The faith that this nation put in the intention and if it was a job th a t required cu t- ¡irrigation lrr“ratlon on “ new fa r m be ha8 He will get the j ---- - of other countries to pay their debts m ay lead us to ,in«i he Just yanked the old dining x ................................................................. T ~ \ -Y \room lab ,e int0 'a ' d b ‘« pa- T f ! r oy T vit^ frT th. e °'A ' gather other security i f we ever r"\ lend " again. ' V Meanwhile |tie n t up0n it. shot him a dose o f ditch ° F D am ais has added doubting if we get the cash, that we agreed to take for m orphine perhaps, and went to |our a‘7®s to the land h* 'J.rig at!,3 t h e h l l f f c amount that the nations agreed to p a y o i l W h i t e , cou nty agent, assisted in es- their “ability,” is there anything that we can reap froni L ^ ^ n t ^ n ^ , ,abli8hin* lhese aystem8- the d e b a c l e A i Y* there colonies, perhaps, that can be ¡h e held the position of respect t h a t ' ---------------------- transferred to us, and, maybe serve the cause of world jhed,d- A Pa t i * n t would feel a lot pendleton — a movement to i . a d \ a n c e m e ilt, -r it n o t our A t A lV OV\n. .. th e ie ,1 oth er \\a\s • ill b e tte r the m inute the old doctor «n- ! establish a c tu a l pastu re tered tbe 8jclt room and lt w as tb en m onstratlon plantings in I self up to date with the ad vance nf pr‘Ce_ o f . ground !lm«8tona 8b 'PPad in. Local men interested in a g r i development assisted by 1 here are few of the old general cu ltu ral County Agent George H. Je n k in s , p ra ctitio n e rs today. Medicine h a s , . . . ... specialized profes- b “ Ve Carried tb U p r 0 je c t th r o »Kb One encouraging sign, is the recent advance in the sion A fellow never know s what his fro m a mere idea to a successful price of hogs, which, in turn, mean more hogs, the con troubles is until he has passed cooPp,ativa Industry in which sea | through the o ffice s o f h a lf a dozen s h e , , s . are d red« ed from t b * b a Y. sumption of more corn ,and probably a rise in the price o r m ore specialists. I t is a kind of ground and sold direct to the farm - of corn. installm ent busin ess nowadays. One orS- fellow will t r e a t you for his a i l m e n t .; W here th at chain might lead is an elusive if a pleas a n o th e r fo r another, en d if you hap-' ant, speculation. Maybe,, the corner has been turned in pen to hav« a very serioti# com plica I F Y O U H A V E S O M E T H I N G T O tin' hog lot, and advancing prices for farm products gen tk,n ot a,lnaPnts. you wm be shuttled Sell and a r e in a big hurry t< sell it, let the classified ad vertis erally will begin in - prices . j r piuT^fore' ^ ° are ° °ff,c° °r h°9 ing d ep a rtm e n t of this paper . . , the long . . . awaited improvement - — --------- you finally dis- everywhere .without which m any economists say that the charged as a wen man prove its ab ility as a speedy and I e ffic ie n t sales medium. T h is is by no m e an s a criticism ilepression cannot he passed. Advertising Worth More Than Dividends Is this the timie to advertise? 1 he C olgate-Falm olive-Peet company seems to think so, because its directors recently voted to cut the divi dend rate of the stock sixty per cent rather than curtail its advertising program . o f present day m ethods in the prac- tlce o f medicine. I t is Just another Y o u r w a n ts m a y be found ln the evidence of the progress the world ls claVe!Vied" ToTum n“. ' I .m ak in g . Th e oltl tim e d octor filled ¡a position which could not in those days have been filled In any o t h e r I day. T h e c o u n try w as sparsely set tled, roads were bnd and tra n sp o rta tion difficult. A patient often lay fo r a consid erable tim e before a d octor could be reached. His condi tion; when the d octor did arriv e may A rc the leaders of this large corporation merely t r y - i ^ * V , » , L " J ° „ T » £ m g to sustain the magazines ami newspapers during a oth er, and delay might have meant period of economic stress? H av e thev been fooled bv his death. T h e r e fo r e the old time had to be prepared to aci tnish-a.li,,« propaganda into the belief that advertising e r ra p a c ity was necessary. helps m odem business? W hat can be behind such a Tod ay roads a r e paved, automobiles a decision? nnd aeroplanes practically elim inate j t i l S (lit answer, supplied l>_\ the com pany ltsclt. 1 laving long occupied a leading position in the toilet soap, laundry soap and toilet article business bv the ex to .n .lb i.e o i _ ,- | . • penditure ot largt sums for advertising, the management is anxious to hold its products up to the public, con/idem that, when business picks up, it will continue to Inn goods ot established reputation, with which - - - it - - is familiar, - - ........................ 1 I hetVfore, l u * i Y t o r e , the t h e company c o m p a n y contemplates c o n t e m p l a t e s continuing c o n t i n u i n g its its advertising cam paigns on a basis that keeps the reputa ot its brands in the minds of the consuming public a as , tion , t --------U t l g public s tlio g r e a t e s t h o ld e r s .” Bright ^ rtism g , llia tte i ness m in tM m ig h t w ith m en, a n y th in g M l H ons. u ltim a te th is k e te rrin g we m a g ic a l, What M >ap c o m p a n y C oncerns. not can ren d er g iv in g a good _ sta tem en t it t o p o in t IS ill g o o d is it im -n . if a m - , w h o tin n o t stu d y it. m ay se rv ice _ th a t re tu rn s b u sin e ss p rogram _ _ _ sto ck in w h a t ’s id e a fo r to fo r th e is B ,g la rg e s m a lle r needs an W e a lh ir ° regon O re g o n ’s hum,d sample w eatbPr H a rm fu l B u ,b ln th * to In d u *try of e astern «lamp, middle " ‘I ! ! ? 1 8,tu a,ion ’' ‘ •‘ «e who m a y have started of fo r‘ harvee- , l n * tb * rro p bpforp th * recent rains, w arns Dr. F. P. M cW horter, federal bulb disease specialist o f O regon State college. W a r m humid w e ath e r at the har- It is n e v e r t o o h o t f o r p e o p l e t o h a v e a iro o d t i m e . p®r,od '* h ‘Kh,y favorablp i n c i t i t o /»I- L ..*,» . , , , 1 , 1 . 1 1 • k l l i l l t , t0 development o f basal rot of the 1 . 1 !■* ,a aU o t , l t ‘r t r o u b l e s t lie a v e r a g e C i t i z e n hulbs and Is one of the r h l» f fa c here find it pleasant to take a day/off. to rs th a t caused the Industry to move fro m the east to the P a cific coast In the last 10 years, says Dr. n M cW h o rte r The fu ngus germ s t e o p l e w h o d ie a n d l e a v e t h e i r m o tii'v I b e h i n d t h e m , b a * c a u se s the bulb to decay lurks spiti,I a lot of valuable timo thinking It,m much fun thev - ■???— but usually th# dry and com para- are going to get out of the money they hoard. jtlv aly cool sum m e» climats of Oxp- O shall W If Last Winter You Tried Out Cheap Fuel and had your fill of chores and mess, especially ashes, ‘Let that be a lesson to you” (As they say In “Amos , 99 ATCH the w aiters as they [ more pep. Tom a to ju ic e is chock pass your table in any big full of vita m in s — and vitam ins restaurant. See how good are one of the things we need in the food on their trays looks a big way. You will note a touch of red ou S e rv e It At Home nearly every tray. T h a t ’s tomato Ju ice— our national beverage. In Tom ato ju ic e Is ju s t as good thin, tra n sp a ren t glasses it gives at home— here is one pa rticu larly color to nearly every meal we eat. nice way to serve it: A big percentage of Am erica’s S p a r k lin g T o m a to B everage: best citizens always sta rt th eir Add the ju ice of one lemon, one Instructions to the w aiter with tablespoon sugar, and salt to taste the word«, ‘‘Tom ato ju ic e - to the contents of two 10-ounce Yes they do, and there is a rea cans of tom ato ju ice, and chill son. W hat is it? Well, you try thoroughly. Add one-half pint the slogan for two or three days W’hite Rock, icy cold, and serve and you will see. a t once in small glass cups. T h is You will find that every Item m akes six glasses, but we miss on the menu tastes better a f t e r ! our guess if some of the fam ily this magic potion—that you feel don't come hack for more, so you belter and look better and have may have to increase the recip e.* Im- Par,,<f to te n d er ■» e fficie n t and I ' speedy work, as the doctors of to day an d m aybe th a t is one reason why s ta tis tic s show a longer span of ,ife tb a n tb<*y dltl i |fty y e ars ago. ----------------------------- D >.m P not who operation can be whisked t o *®Te h°8plta,i w'th‘n a h™<’8- <»nd th e re he will find highly trained specialists to do just the kmdof job hl8 *uh«’rlnk demands. did all , 'VV1® ,he old , tim . e d octor . „ , imhia community, ----- ---------- J , he was not pre- a ,I d iffe re n t th e com m u nity th e o f o u r busi a d v e rtis in g d iffe re n t _ its M in e see th e a tte n tio n out b u sin e ss _ and to rural I Say “Tomato Juice To the Waiter! j science. becom e a highly sir, g rass de- dairy reg- which this nation may use the leverage of w ar idehts to as it is today; about 90 p e r c e n t c o n - I ions of t b is * county b a s grown out accomplish great things, such as, perhaps, the reduction fid ence in the man and 10 per ce n t of recent m eetings held by County in the cu rativ e e ffe c ts o f the medi APent W. A. Holt and Roger W. of armamlents? cin e he ad m inistered th a t did th e Mor8e. extension dairym an. P lan t- I'hese (juestions might as well he considered. Cer-|work- ins s o f sweet clover, ladino clover, tainly, the rust of thc w ar debts will not be paid in mon T h e old tim e r got his m edical ‘ meadow fe8CUe and orchard Kra8S education a t some one or a n o th e r of are Planned ° ne Plan t,n « of Sudan ey for the obvious reason that thc nations have no money.. th e leading medical colleges and t h e n 1 K,aSS a lre a d y been arranged. Can they he paid in goods or services that will be ac sought a field in which to practice Im p o rta n ce o f pastures in lower ! producUon costs was emphasized by ceptable to us, or would vve rath er lose the am ount a d and went to work Tod ay the practlce.ujf m ed icine has , ,h e d airy m en. vanced than r.edeive the only payments that can be made? seen a wonderful change. A docto r Frankly, there are too many sides to the problem for >-ret8 bb» »i* years at some medical ^ „ . a quick and decisive answer, and, as this is not a political * feJ ^ ke3 p ^ c g f"r (to be used as agricultural lime is editorial, I there is no need to insist that we have a solu every year or two at'some Mdlel'eor 1 now availab,e at the d00k hcre at tion at hand. The affairs of finance, to us. ai\* muddled. c,lnl° brushing up and bringing him $5 per j011, whi^n ,l* w*" und^ th^ Hogs Show The Way the Native castle open ¡thou g ht sure I heard th e voice of the people ca llin g me. F rien d —I t must of been yourself th in k in g out loud. to ! W]hen a n s w e rin g a d v e rtis e m e n ts t “ -------------------- be don't fail to mention th e paper, n' Andy”) and next season use the wonderful New Gasco Briquets No Ashes to Dirty Your Home No Hard-earned Money Paid out for Ashes No Constant Firing and Labor In fact, one could build his G asco B riq u et fire on the first cold day and not have to build It again all winter, as the.^e c a ib o n briquets keep aglow for hours R eplenish ing them m o rnin g and evening suffices M arvelous' LEWIS BROS. Beaverton, Oregon Phone Beaverton 6202
