The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, April 07, 1933, Page PAGE 2, Image 2

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    BEAVERTON
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F R ID A Y , A P R IL 7, 1933
E N T E R P R IS E
e a tin g to o m u c h w eed killer, so d iu m
Corn, Pig Club Members
Chick Hatchery Report
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The Sweet Mystery of Life
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tn e Du g e Qf V erag u a , a lin e al des-
Cendant o f C olum bus, h a v e been ex-
« m pted fro m se iz u re by th e g o v ern -
n»e n t- P re su m a b ly , th e ex e m p tio n is
in te n d e d to recognize th e g r e a t s e r
vices o f th e ex p lo rer,
Just wanted to be alone, away from the humdrum of o r e g ^ s u u * ^ iie g e Ub T h e ^ c L m -
life for a few moments, and SO , a l o n g about three on a Sat- p io n sh ip pigs w ere ra ise d by an O™- In co m m e n tin g on th e re p o rt, th e
urday afternoon, I drove down to the Marina (the site of gon t*®*» Frank Gross« ,of Clackamas
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San Francisco’s World Fair) and parked my car. Before r_
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8aid th e d e c re a s e in co m m ercial
n th e ru le s f o r th e a w a rd
the Most Modern Machine Shops in this Section, Spec­
h a tc h in g s m ay be o ffse t m o re o r less
me lay an unobstructed view of the bay and the Golden of In th is O reg m o oney
p ro v id e fo r th r e e dls-
by in c re a se d f a rm h a tc h in g s , b ut
ializing
in Cylinder Grind ing, Crankshaft Grinding
Gate. It wasn’t long before I Concluded that yOU just „ «ricta
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and Trueing. BR. 2623
Factory Motor Car Co.
so. People are and always will be interesting. A chap in
the car next to me was fast asleep, and here is what he
missed during just a few7 short minutes: a young couple in
a coupe whispering sweet nothings to each other; yes, they
were, because I heard some of it, the breeze kindly carried
their voices—they left and another car drew up with two
ladies, one of whom immediately indulged in an eye pluck
ing operation, while the other looked on approvingly—
children all around, petulant, because they had come out to
fly kites, only to have them taken away by fond dads w h o
seemed to enjoy the sport too much to let go the tugging
cords—two hoys walking along the cliff expending su­
preme e ffort to cave in the wall—disabled boats being
towed in—tangible construction for the new Golden Gate
ow n d
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ow n d s tr ic t fo r p r iz e , r a n g in g fro m $1 F o r e x a m p le , Home 8 ectlo n /
Cali-
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f o m ia show m a rk e d d e c re a s e in com - is no in s titu tio n in th e c o m m u n ity
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Is m e rc ia l h a tc h in g s , w h ile so m e O reg o n th a t h as m e t w ith g r e a te r fa v o r w ith
o r t e p g ee in g c o n te s t in w h ich reg io n s w h e re c o m m ercial eg g pro- th e m o to rin g p u b lic th a n th is well-
a clu b m e m b er m u s t feed f o u r
pigs d u ctio n h a s been em p h asized , re p o rt k n o w n e s ta b lish m e n t. B y rea so n o f
fro m th e sam e litte r fo r m a r k e t p u r- th a t h a tc h e rie s th e re d e a lin g in h ig h th e fa c t th a t th e m a n a g e m e n t h as
poses a n d k ee p a c c u r a te feed
a n d g ra d e ch ick s a r e ru n n in g to c a p a c ity h a d w ide e x p e rien c e in ev e ry f e a tu re
w eig h t re c o rd s fo r a t le a st
fo u r th is y e a r w ith o rd e rs b ooked ah e a d .
o f th e m a ch in e sh o p b u sin ess a n d
m o n th s. T h e p ig s m u s t be ex h ib ite d
k n o w led g e of ev e ry b ra n c h of th e
n ex t fall a t th e P a c ific I n te rn a tio n a l,
tra d e , th is e s ta b lish m e n t h a s co n tin -
w h ere th e y w ill la te r be so ld in th e
ued to w itn e .3 th e in c re a se in th e
clu b f a t sto c k a u c tio n sale.
n u m b e r of p a tro n s.
T h e r e m a in d e r o f $450 w ill go to
B y close m icro sco p ic e x a m in a tio n
th e p a rtic ip a n t« in th e c o m g ro w in g
P la n s fo r a fo u r-d a y o ffe rin g of a it h a s been fo u n d th a t g rin d in g of
c o n te st in w h ich e a c h m e m b e r m u s t S cen t-a-m ile tr a n s p o r ta tio n o v er th e c y lin d e rs is f a r b e tte r th a n rea m in g .
gro w a t le a st on e a c r e o f co rn . Ac- E a s te r period, A pril 13 to 16, h av e W h a t is c y lin d e r g rin d in g ? It is a
c u r a te re c o rd s a r e re q u ire d , a n d th e been a n n o u n c e d
by th e S o u th e rn h ig h ly p e rfe c te d m e th o d of m a k in g
boy o r g irl m u s t e x h ib it 25 e a r s of j P acific.
c y lin d e rs ro u n d .
R e g rin d in g cylin-
com at the livestock exposition,
T h e so-called D o lla r D ay b a rg a in s I d'e ^ d e s i r a b l e ' e f f e c t on th e pow-
F u r th e r d e ta ils o f th e se c o n te sts in tr a in rid e s w ill p ro v id e fo r ro u n d - j e r , in th a t it re sto re s th e m o to r to
its n o rm a l co n d itio n . A re g rin d in g
an,d
to enter them may be ob-
t°hveer
jo b g iv es th e o w n er a seaso n e d m o­
a g e n t o r clu b a g e n t, o r by w ritin g di­ w o rd receiv ed h ere.
to r n o t o b ta in a b le in a new c a r or
A r e tu r n lim it o f A pril 25 h a s been tra c to r . R e g ro u n d c y lin d e rs a re b e t­
re c t to th e s ta te clu b o ffic e a t C o r­
a u th o riz e d in o rd e r to give e x c u rsio n ­ te r th a n n ew ones, n o t ju s t a s good.
vallis.
ists am p le tim e fo r d is ta n t jo u rn ey s,
T h e le ad in g au to , tr a c to r a n d com -
it w a s sta te d .
m e rc ia l c a r m a n u fa c tu r e rs o f th is
L et us quote you prices on com ­
c o u n try a n d E u ro p e use th e process.
mercial printing that are consistent
T h is n e w sp a p e r is a c o m m u n ity
T o p re v e n t th e loss of pow er, to
with present day conditions. Pioneer
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p u b lic atio n . L o cal m e rc h a n ts a re in- h av e g aso lin e econom y, a n d a q u ie t
P rin tln g a n d S ta tio n e ry Co., 408 De- I Vited to use it to in c re a se th e ir vol- h u m m in g m o to r is th e a im a n d de-
sire of ev e ry o w n er o f a c a r.
T he
kum Bldg., A T , 5914, Portland, Ore. u m e o f b usiness.
Cent-a-Mile Trios
For Easter Period
Bridge, the culmination of years of planning—ferry boats |
crossing and recrossing each other's lane** Alcatraz Is
lands, the Government Prison, wonder what the inmates
are thinking of* two youngsters stripped to the waist,
rowing for all get out, against the tide—two outboard mo­
tor boats trying to race unsuccessfully, because one’s mo­
tor kept stalling—dogs, millions of ’em—vendors endeav­
oring to get a part of the onlooker’s dollar—a hoy selling
Liberty's, I want one, hut he sells the last copy to a man a
few cars away—when 1 haven’t wanted one, the boys have
been overstocked—a battleship glides by, thank goodness
the guns are not manned—exponents of two schools of ex
ercise pass, walkers, those who walk fast and those who
loiter—sea gulls by the score, I wonder if they are of a ner
vous temperament, they must he because they are ever on
the go—a stately liner, bound for the Islands or the Orient
perhaps, wish I was abroad—carefree children and serious
men and women pass in review—youngsters whistling
off key and when I can doted music being off key, it has
to be had. No, I didn't got away from things or people,
hut I enjoyed the experience immensely! Got a lot of
new slants, made me forget about myself and that’s a
mjghty fine thing for anyone now and then.
,u 8uburh.
fo r th e n ex t 5
m o n th s of
Send $1. H U
THE
ATLANTIC MONTHLY
SPECIAL
YOUR
M ake th e m ost o f y o u r re a d in g
hou rs. E n jo y th e w it. th e w is­
dom . th e co m p an io n sh ip , th e
c h a rm th a t h a v e m a d e th e A T ­
L A N T IC . fo r sev en ty -fiv e y e a rs
A m eric a's m ost q u o ted e n d m o st
c h e rish e d m agazine.
Mend $1, « m entioning th is a d )
to
T he A tlantic M onthly, x A rling­
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modern
QUPEMFEX
HEATERS
Oil-Burning
A PRODUCT
PH O TO G R A PH
T h re e L a rg e 8x10 fo r _______ $1.00
13 P o e t C a rd s f o r __________$1 00
13 M in ia tu re s f o r --------------- $1.00
O th er photos at h ard tim a price#
Betw een
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W M M I MI HI I l llHMS
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M O D E R N HEAT * / a REASONABLE PRICB
O il burning I , th e m odern m eth o d o f
heating! M odernize your h o m e with a
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over , . . There'* on e just the style, size and
pries to suit you • . .
M odel N o. 1005— SUPERFEX Furnace-Oil CIRCULAT­
ING HEATER . . . 5 gallon fuel capacity—Grained Walnut
porcelain enamel finish.
PRICE $42.50 to $157.00
Pacific Century Company
Oil Burners, Furnaces, Boilers
Free Inspection and Estimates
67 Sixth St.
$5.00
ON ANY
SUPERFEX HEATER
Purchased within the next
30 Dava
AT. 0945
Portland, Ore.
THIS COUPON GOOD FOR
H O FN TEA TER MTUDIO
166H T hird S treet
PERFECTION
ND that tiresome drudgery o f carrying in coal and wood
...carryingout ashes and continuous fire-tending. Throw
out the coal scuttle, give away the ash can . . . get a modern,
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clean, healthful, uniform heat. . , just light it, turn the dial to
the desired heat and leave it . . . no more bother and worry
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OF
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67 S ix th St..
P o rtla n d . O regon
Please send me w ithout obligation com plete Inform ation on:
C E N T U R Y O IL B U R N E R S
SU PERFEX HEATERS
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to r e f e r th e ir s e rv ic e s to all o u r
re a d e rs.
H E A T Y O U R H O M E W IT H
soon a s th e soli 1* in co n d itio n to
w o rk in th e sp rin g . M ore e x ten siv e
te s ts th is se aso n w ere d e stro y e d by
th e se v e re w in te r w e a th e r.
In th e s e a rc h fo r a co v e r c ro p fo r
SUEH F O B »600,000.000
o rc h a rd s w hich ca n be tu r n e d u n d e r
Just a s ea rly In th e s p rin g as th e soil
W a sh in g to n T a k in g n o tic e o f th e
ca n he w orked, w in te r tu r n ip s m ay su it fo r $600,000,000 in ta x e s b ro u g h t
p rove to be a v alu ab le "fin d " fo r th is a g a in s t fo rm e r S e c re ta ry
of
th e
purpose.
T h e C hief d ra w b a c k fit T re a s u re r A ndrew M ellon, a n d gov-
p re se n t is th e la c k o f h a rd in e s s in e rm e n t o fficials, S e n a to r W h e eler h a s
com m on v a rie tie s avulluhle.
In tro d u c e d a reso lu tio n o f in v e s tig a ­
T he co n v ictio n is g ro w in g th a t o rd ­ tio n .
T h e p la in tiff a lleg e s th a t th e
in a ry co v e r c ro p s th a t m u st be a l­ o ffic ia l failed
to
co llect
" la rg e
low ed to grow fo r a c o n sid e ra b le p e r­ a m o u n ts o f ta x e s du e fro m fo re ig n
iod in th e e a rly sp rin g b efo re b eing
s te a m sh ip s a n d o th e r co m p an ies.
plow ed dow n, h av e a c tu a lly d one as
m u c h h a rm a s good to n u t o rc h a rd s
th ro u g h d e p le tin g th e soil of n eces­
F IN L E Y A NON
s a ry m o istu re to m a tu re th e n u t crop.
F u n eral D irector*
P re lim in a ry tr ia ls hav e sh o w n th a t
M o n tg o m ery St.
4 th
c e rta in fall sow n tu r n ip s p ro d u ce a n
to
F if th
M o to r E q u ip m e n t,
en o rm o u s to n n a g e o f o rg a n ic m a tte r
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ta f f A F a c ilitie s fo r
th a t m ay be tu r n e d u n d e r Ju st as
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those tiresome chores!
What to Do.
Please, Emily Post .
One thing our folks failed to teach us, nor has Etnily
Post as yet enlightened us on this question of etiquette.
The highways are crowded with men, women and boys,
destination unknown, who are willing and anxious to give
motorists the pleasure of their company in exchange for
transportation. When you are alone, the problem is sim­
ple,—either you give them a lilt or you don’t. 1 he tact
that your car may be fully occupied does not seem to deter
the walkers and this presents a situation that perplexes.
Just what is the correct practice to follow? Does proper
etiquette prescribe that your regularly invited guests
should he asked to leave the car so as to make place tor the
applicants? Naturally, we want to do the right tiling!
Turnips May be New
Orchard Cover Crop
en g in e is th e h e a r t o f th e a u to m o -
bile a n d w h en it g e ts o u t o f tr im it
1 re q u ire s w o rk o f a sp e c ia list. M any
g a ra g e s a n d sh o p s a r e n o t eq u ip p ed
m e c h a n ic a lly a n d do n o t em ploy m en
ex cep t fo r a d ju s tm e n t of chrs.
The
F a c to ry M o to r Co. h a s
a b le a u to ­
m o tiv e e n g in e e rs w ith e a r s a n d eyes
ab le to d e te c t all k n o c k s a n d c a u se s
of tro u b le.
M otor e n g in e e rs a r e em ployed a t
T h e F a c to ry M o to r C a r Co. w ho
u n d e rs ta n d all ty p e s o f m o to rs fro m
th e sim p le
o n e -c y lin d er s ta tio n a r y
en g in e to th e fo u r-c y lin d e r th e six
e ig h t a n d tw elve, a n d n o m a tte r w h a t
k in d of a m o to r y o u have, you w ill
fin d that, w h en it goes o u t o f th is
sh o p it w ill be s p a r k in g on all
cy lin d ers.
T h e F a c to ry M o to r C a r Co. w ill be
g la d to look o v er y o u r c a r o r tr a c to r
w ith o u t a n y ex p e n se a n d give you an
e s tim a te of w h a t it w ill cost.
In m a k in g th is rev ie w o f th e
t u rn Gf th e c o u n try to n o rm a lc y , w e
a re gia(j to c o m p lim e n t th is e sta b ltsh -
m e n , upon th e p o sitio n th e y o ccu p y
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n th e b u sin e ss life o f th e c o m m u n ity