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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 19, 1932)
m on BEAVERTON * Washington County’s _ Narcissus Industry FRIDAY. E N T E R P R IS E watches fo r basal ine ding corar.. :n rot bulb mites, F a r m e r s mite., and tar- h h» , . , Union Plan AUGUST 19. 1932 M oney Lost On M ilk . . . .. Picnic for Aj"ust 28 - L er ° " ^ Ä A grow er w h o has had a clean , . . . .. . ... - . . . .. . . ______ low ern g o f costs to the consum er, bill o f heal.h in the sprin g but I W . E. U P SH A W , is urged in a report ju st published H. H. JEFFRIES. --------------------- -------- , has h , an „ , infestation . o f great . , fly In H illsboro, Aug. » - A t the regular bv the w h ite House C onference on H orticultural In spector In G reek m ythology, N arcissus . U. r* ? u*r “ d to fu m ,Kate hls m onthly m eeting o f the W ashing- c ld h . alth and P rotection.. W ith Published F riday o f each w eek by P ion eer Publishing Co. at Baa verton, w as the son ot the river god Ce- -r'h S °* ^lan ’ " el* ',i* sale ton County Unit, F arm ers’ Union, m ilk celling at less than a dollar Thespiae, com e necessai v- bee-'! Is-o' ^ held ln th « court house, Hill boro, >" 10,f pounds in som e parts o f the Ore. E ntered a i second-class m atter at the p oetofflce at B eaverton, Ore. phesus and the nym ph w h o u h^viiiK ^ . ugust . c 6, .. it was decided li v in g rejected ic jc t ir a the m e lov♦ love -* nf o f l i v i n g unexrv-cted orders ^ often * fill A to hold , country, 1 it . is not the fau lt o f the E ch o was punished by fallin g in .a * ^ ™ f . .. . „ , fa irar if consum ers are paying love with his ow n reflection in the t ” untreated bulbs. the first county pier, c at R ipplin g ' e th*n they *hould fo r their S u b sc rip tio n w ater until he pined aw ay and was ew ru nK!’ ulso a¡i,l that th,> W aters grove on Gales Creek, Sun- milk. F r a if the farm er should „4 5 0 ___ 11.50 T h r e e m o n th s ch anged into the Dower w hich bears * row er do 1:0 rogueing before the day, August 28. D airym en and all receive d ubl the present price, he One T ea r _ sPr,n ? inspection, and that he s a v e : farm ers are invited. would be fretting less than the cost $.S6 Subscriptions Payable la Advance hls name. Biz M onths ♦ r * i i <U" a,K*- r o ,~*n ^ bulbs until the The follow in g motion was made o f production, Granting this myth to be true, fall inspection is made. Iand carried unanim ously: I 1 * B ea v irto n O ffioe— B roadw ay near O. E. T racks, P hons 7503 there are many lovers o f the Nar- These rules m ay seem hard and » i. • * i W ashington County Unit, Farm - h m cl as us and their cousins " the D a ffo- arbitrary but it m must be io- ai u u ia rv d ui It ust be re m e m - . . P oiU and O ffice — 401-407-408 D ekum Bldg. P hone A T w ater 6914 ^ dills and JonquiU. w ho believe the bered that the ultim ate grow th o f er*’ U nion’ is in favor o f a flat lj - ,V w a 3 e W a t e r o n YOU*" .G o d Narcissus did not die in vain the bulb industry ,n in the n northw est j5e , *“ riite ••? r RedlV.e VO.ir water ------------------ orth w e s t ren ! '™ *' “ of th,ee dollars on “ a!1 * li* »•* rrU -e c »-e yo |but by h i. excessive self adm ira- -lependa upon the practical elim ina- ' pr‘Vate. T *, th'S d°“ Mil bv U S i n * the Universal Big Crop* and Poor Price* lion left a heritage of im m ortal tion o f serious bulb pests fr o m o u r ’ ™ 1 ra ' Se 8Ufftc,ent f,,n d s’ a Pro^ , o r " f beau ty fo r all mankind. stock. W h en ever a bulb in spector ICrt'" ^ 8houId be charifed' based L a W n P e r f o r a t o r - K E E P YOUR LAW N G R E E N Farmers in ^reat numbers throughout this country T he Importance o f com m ercial lasues federal N arcissus tags to a i ,yp<yil 8? ! Jn,d ° f vehicles obliged bulb grow in g in W ashington cou n ty grow er, he must he reasonably sure ""T*"™* r/~; ~v ■" “ "“v ” ■'T T ’ ”,y "ure.to use old cars, county sheriffs to Yes, indeed. This are suffering from crops that exceed the present effec- tive world-demand. 1 his applies to the south and parts at by a colU(ideratjon of theacreage bu,bs. .«sue license plates. N o licenses to clever, new local Inven'ion brings of the west, whehe bumper crops have brought reducer, ¡involved. A bulb farm o f one or It is probably true that In the I ce iPt ^ \ c c o m D a n le .PIO' t h e new life to you r prices. ln lab° r *"d °f cation, so that no one can , 1 , . , , v o a c r r i c i i l t u r n 1 i« f le m oney Involved, com p are favorably hom e plantings that bulb fly can cape the property tax. lawn . . and is In simple terms the problem of it the agriculturalist is l lth the averase Wa9hlngt0n ^ ^ but ln tJ oase a real m oney The next county m eeting will to assist the farmers to handle this surpl US, in such a County farm . o f nem atode It seem s possihle, that take place in the court room Sat saver. fashion that the world may secure the necessary, and N either should the present lack where the grow er has settled upon urday, September 3, starting at 8 i ii , r , i . „ , . . : i . . f l , , . r c ,vtl(i .,,,,1 i l l t , c i i n c re- o t m arkets give undue alarm . A t program o f hot-w ater treating Only R. R ichards will be valuable fruits of the toil of her sons, and t h e son. re ^ Km arkets are glu tU d hair h i. planting stock each year. o ’clock . H. there to explain the proposed freight CcivC fair and aocijliatc return t o i t n c i l la IH )l". ^ Wh©th6r it be fo r n ecessities or t^tth p roper rotation and $1.50 truck and bus bill. sanitary mcasrines that n em atode T o do this it is nedessary to organize the farmers. luxuries. Sold at all expected that all m em bers This seems to be impossible through voluntary coopera M odern home building, w heth er It m av *** p ractically elim inated from o f It the is Farm hardw are a n d ers' Union will help to be a m odest cottage o r a cou n try ° Ur / ’<y” ,Tn*rela* Plsntings I m ight tion. The aid of governmental agencies becomes ne estate, m ay be divided in to tw o »4» ed stores. our heaviest plant- m ake this first W ashington County n icn ic a suocess, and hat all dairy cessary anti the thought of the best thinkers is con divisions, the building proper and ntrs n ' p Cr>un2v are this year from nem atode and greater men and farm ers will accept this the landscaping. W ith the present free stantly turned to the solution of the problem. bulb fly. friendly invitation, so that August defined baok-to-the-land m ove If the federal government is unable to adopt, thru well o c W h enever hom e plantings are dug 28, 1932, will be a m em orable m ent we m ay expect dem and fo r casion in W ashington County. they should If possible be given the ltS r ongress, effective lUCclStireS f u i tnc Itir iU C lS pro N^iciaeus bulbs to increase, h ot-w ater and ceresan treatm ent lection, it might he possible for the interested states N arcissus grow in g Is not d iffer- 1076 East B roadw ay rather than fu m igation , as the first throilfih some form of joint action, to take effective len t from any other phase o f a g r i - m _____ P hone T R . 7371 ethod will con trol, not on ly nema- P atronize the A dvertisers— They ■ .■ .V .V .W .W .V .V .V A steps to assist in tUe holding and orderly 'marketing of appreciate Y our Business. and laaf troubles. I f bulbs are dug crops, when large surpluses are producetl. and low levels. aa soon as dorm ant ¿n d a fter W ashington County has som e o f tw o w eek s drying period, are given the best bulb grow ers o f the n o r t h : this treatm ent n o in ju ry to the FOR YOUR APPEARANCE SAKE Both Wrong w est and these g row ers are pro- flow er will result, Phone ductng some o f the fin est Nar- N arcissus grow in g Is a highly C. H. Cushm an be fou n d in the specialized industry, and on ly those Now that the stock market has shown si^ns of com cissus bulbs to 2319 City Ave world. I have the w ord o f a H oi- grow ers w h o love N arcissus and A Tw ater 2311 ing to life the politicians o| the old-line parties are grab land M ultnom ah tu lb g row er w h o m ight reas- w ho possess the n ecessary qualifi- CLEANERS & DYERS bing for the credit, if any may he obtained. onabiy be supposed to be slightly cations m ay hope to succeed, 261 Fifth Street, (cor. Madison) Op. City Hall Republican spellbinders say that it proves th^ effi p reju d 'ced that H olland can not p r o - ; The present surplus o f bulbs will Alterations : R epairin g : Daily D elivery Service in MuUnomah duce the equal o f ou r local bulbs, jdisappear w ith the return o f nor- ciency of the measures and leadership of President H oo '1 he center o f com n ieroial N ar- mal tim es, and Increasing num bers ver and Democratic speakers point outl that it is because cissus grow in g has m oved fro m the o f gorgeous bloom s from this k in g of the certainty that Mr. Roosevelt will be elected south to the northw est, because o f o f bulbs, will continue to bear wit- our ideal clim atic and soil con di- neSs to the . im m ortality o f the A W A A f t A S V A V v s V A ’ . W W i W W i V . V . V . V V s W A ’ W VV V W and end Mr. Hoover’s leadership. tions. Be sal rot has proven a ser- G reek G od Narcissus. The truth is that both are wrong. Tt merely proves lous handicap to bulb g ro w in g dts-| _______ that the people of this country, including th'e big finan tricts where sum m er rains and hu- Y our w ants m ay be fou n d li ' MORTICIAN mid con ditions are con d u otive to ^ ciM 8ified colum ns, ciers, are showing some signs of recovering their sanity the developm ent of rot fungi. ! BEAVERTON, OREGON alter going crazy from frenzied fears. N o»thw est bulb g row ers are on NON- R E S ID E N T WE SB’K V E . R E G A R D L E S S O F T H E TIM E D A Y OR N IGHT right (ra ck when th ey give their T O T A L S IN C R E A S E ■ .V .1, . V A V . '. planting stock a ceresan treatm ent, ______ with the idea in m ind o f so con - j __ _ Plan Parks Now . , ... . . . Salem, July 19— P assenger auto trolling these fu n gi that bulbs ship- . J , * . , .. . , . „ m obiles fro m every state in the ped into basal rot districts m a y 1, . . „ . ~ Organized recreation is receiving more attention give 1" . ,, ' Union as well as from Germ any better satisfaction. _ »» » „ . b E ngland, France, M exico, Cuba, every year. It is a vital question in crowded cities and A new bulb bulletin b y Dr. F rank |)ppines H aw aii, H aiti Alaska Phil- and in the course of years will be important all over the P. M cW h orter and associates, is lhe C ana, 7j0ne have visited 0reR on Just o f f the press and all bulb durjn|i past f ew w eeitSi accord nation. grow ers should be glad to add It to ing to a report- show ing non-resi Small towns are apt to postponei the purchase of their libraries. dent registrations ju st com piled by tW O aTeS , ZZ ,r we:-: 8UrrOUnd?d ^ Universal Lawn Tool Co. S i land for parks and playgrounds until too late. The citi yens look around at the open spaces and say, “ we have plenty of room.” In a few decades their children will lie wondering how they could have been so foolish. A b rief d iscu ssion o f Narcissus ] fja l E. Hoss , secretary of state, pests w ith respect to federal and i M ore non-resident perm its have state quarantine m ight be o f | been issued du rin g the first six interest. 1 ; m onths o f 1932 than during the N arcissus Inspections are the ; sam e period a year ago, the report moat detailed and intricate o f any shows. T he total registration for yet attempted by the Inspection or the first h alf o f this year being Real Ignorance 34,916 fo i quarantine service. It is only naU 35,103 as com p ared to ural that grow ers are som e times last year, an Increase o f 187 for the There are so many things that \v*e don’t know that inclined to look upon these rulings cu rren t period. we would he embarrassed to print a list, even in gen as im practical, unnnecessary or to N early tw o-thirds o f the total eral terms, hut at the same time, financial operations say the least very aggravating. n um ber o f cars registered from ou t year N arcissus bulbs m ust have a field side the state thus fa r this get the best of us. are listed from California. 21,024 For example, the other day the United States gov I[£Tf£m ‘lu.?*pJTfuu wooT"!« visitin g .m achlnaa. W ashington lerntnent borrowed $650,000,000, paying interest on half)a date preceding the dying down of com es second with 8.603 and Idaho of thei amount at 2 1 -8th pet cent and 3 1 -4th per cent the foliage. T his inspection is prt- third w ith 928 niartly fo r any nem atode o r ell w orm on the other half. but the inspection also w atches for P ion eer P ublish in g Co., "The It looked cheap enough, hut we are now advised by m oslac and leaf troubles such •* H om e o f Good P rin ting.” a writer that the hanks of the nation can use the certifi com m on fire o r R am ularia. In fa ct I the inspector is expected to nota W “*% tandard W. E. P E G G PH TRADE M W EEK August 6th to 13th T R IA L cates of the treasury as security for a loan from the U..«-_thi„ . of RhnornMl, S. I reasury of $650/XX),(XX) in national bank notes, and conditions, they will have to pay the government only one half of W hen nem atode Is fou n d In a planting the grow er is required to one per cent interest. Why the federal government should borrow from ¡ J U S ¿ S T E the bankers and then allow them to use» the collateral inspector. E xception s to this r u i e ^ ® drug or sm ^tr) used in as a basis for currency tot replade the sum loaned is a nre "ometlme9 madp th« »**« this modern painless treat financial puzzle that passes by our bewildered braim £net^ h i.^ 'o T ^ ” 2 ' JTm^ent for Sinus infections. I ke a bullet overhead. to indicate that the field m ight be Results are immediate SINUS — —— — blocked o ff by varieties ln such No a I Most arguments are the result of two b „tt-h c»,M I” ' . “ ST IT S “ j ( iti/.eilS trying to show how much they know without •’««wonting less com m on however, taring what in the world the other biped thinks or Bulb8 nui8t a“aln 66 inspected The merchant who expects one six inch advertise nVent to make his business hum is the man who thought the citi/ens of his town should drop everything and celebrate his advent into business. C harge B ring this adv-G et 1041 discount on Auto R E P A IR IN G IG N IT IO N S E R V I C E B R A K E L IN IN G the m ountains and will visit the huckleberry patches.. Mr. and Mrs. W m . F. Campbell Mr. Ellis haa had the m isfortune and children spent M onday evening M T e a r . E xperience— ITtce# right to have one o f his horses die last ut Struthera. v ie k Mr and Mrs. J. L. H aggerty and Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Cam pbell o f Mr. and Mrs. R o y Lietx of St. Filverton, and MU» Dee B row n o f Johns spent the week end at Stl- Jackson. M ichigan, were dinner verton with the M J. H aggerty 534 Jefferson St. at 17th guests Saturday even in g at the famUy. V, m F Cam pbell home. Mias Mrs. Cora M etzentine accom pan - B iow n w h o Is a kindergarten teach- led her brother John Schm eltser to s e / v v . e Is spending the aum m er with T acom a Thursday to attend a fun- rO R T IA N IV S PR O G R E SSIV E I't atlves on the P a cific Coast. eral o f a cousin. 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