The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, August 18, 1933, Page PAGE 2, Image 2

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    F R I D A Y . A U G U S T IS .1083
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
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be thoroughly covered with the spray OREGON
Time to Apply Third
j
solution if worm injury is to be pre
Spray on Apples & Pears vented.
It is especially important
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H. IL J E F F R IE S . Fubltahw
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE TOWN OF BEAVERTON
Published Friday of each week by the Pioneer Publishing Co., at Beaverton
Ore. Bntered as second-class matter at the postoffice at Beaverton, Ore.
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Beaverton Office — Broadway at O. E. track. Phone 7503
Portland Office—408 Dekum Bklg., Phone ATwater 5914
Increase of 20 Per Cent
‘No Nation Can Live
Premiums of State Fair
to Itself Alone”— Hull
Excerpts from the speech of Secre
Salem, Ore,. Aug. 18—An increase
tary of State Cordell Hull at the last of 20 per cent on each premium of
plenary session of the Economic the state fair premium list has been
Conference
announced by Max Cehlhax, director
These are after all only two ways of the state fair. The increase will
of reaching international agreement. mean that thousands of dollars of
One is by imposing one’s will by prize money will go to exhibitors at
force—by war. The other is by per the state fair, opening Labor Day.
suasion—by conference.
Even by
To the dog races in Portland the
the violent means of war—which we hotse races at Gresham, exnibilurs
have all renounced—no one would can give thanks.
Under Oregon'?
expect agreement in six weeks. new legalized racing law, the state
How can it then be said that the lacing commission is authorized to
conference—this method which has turn part of its profits from the pari
killed no man—has already failed? mutual betting system to the state
The nations must make up their fair, county fairs and the Pacific In
minds to pursue less extreme eco ernational. The dog and horse rac
nomio policies; they must discard ing meets which ended last week
artificial expedients to protect in have proved financially successful to
dustries that are notoriously Ineffi the slate racing commission. The
cient or are not justifiable on any pari mutuel windows at both meets
practical
economic or
business have enjoyed a good play.
grounds. . ,
Every department of the premium
I appeal to this conference and
list is increased 2D per cenl except
through it to peoples everywhere Uie 4 H club department. A 2a per
to demand an end of the ruinous
cent increase in tnat department nas
race*? by nations in either military
alieady been previously arranged loi
c f economic armaments.
With the increased premiums, Ore
May I again remind you that the
gon's list now stands well up witri
domestic economy of more than
that of other states, despite the lacs,
thirty Important countries is prim
of an appropriation by the
lust
arily dependent upon international
legislature.
finance and aommerce with direct
repercussions upon the entire world.
The practice of a too narrow policy ¿PU1LAGE OF CANNED FOOD
CAUSED MV ALaNk E a u i OK s
has choked the entire trade of the
"Trouble
shooting" for home cann
home production and home prices
era hus convinced Lucy a . Ease ex
and markets everywhere. . .
No nation has ever been able to tension nutrition specialist at Oregon
live unto itself alone and not become State college, that about 50 different
and spoil
backward and decadent. No people things may go wrong
in the past have long remained advocute of home canning as ever.
A puzzled and rather discouraged
highly civilized without the continu
ing benefit of the customs, learning homemaker recently brought to Miss
and culture of other
parts of the Case some peaches from a batch of
world, and these are only within the 50 hulf gallon jars that had spoiled
reach of trading nations. . .
It turned out that standard screw
top jars had been sealed with Infer
GENERAL PETROLEUM CORI*.
ior aluminum caps. Tiny holes were
COOPERATES IN NK A PLAN found in these caps, evidently eaten
through by the acid in the fruit. As
Full endorsement and adoption of the food spoiled.
Standard caps
President Roosevelt's NRA code by with the name of the Jar maufac
the Generul Petroleum Corporation turer stamped inside the top, puooaoiy
hus been officially announced from would have prevented this loss of
the company’s headquarters In Los good food and labor.
Angeles according to M. D. Leh,
Jars of spoiled peas were exam
Oregon division manager ut Portland. ined, some of which showed a slight
John A. Brown, president of Gen leakage. The lids were of the self
erul Petroleum Coiporatlon In making seal type with screw band, and tue
announcement of the action taken by
sealing composition was entirely
his company, said:
gone in places, leaving the glass
"Our action has been motivated by
against
the bare tin. In completing
the conviction that In spite of minor
the
seal
of the Jars, the owner had
differences over certain sections of
the code, the oil industry, because of failed to hold the lid still while the
its leading position in the nation's screw band was turned. As a result
economic life, owes it to President the sealing composition softened by
Roosevelt to get solidly behind him in heat, and probably been displaced,
his efforts to rehabilitate the coun causing a poor seal. In another case
the composition lids were apparently
try’s business.
"It is apparent that the blanket of last year's manufacture, und all of
NRA code as it stands is the subject the jars had failed to seal.
Other jars o f spoiled peas were
of debate by a number of the large
oil companies, but there is no doubt brought where undercooking was the
In my mind that pendiryr government cause of spoilage, as they had been
Interpretations will clarify this sitúa processed in hot water only two
t itiii.
hours . Another homemaker whose
“ In the meantime the General Pe canned peas had spoiled, had allowed
troleum Corporation Is one hundred the peas to stay In a hot kitchen all
per cent buck of the President in its night, and half the next day, piled
full suppott to all mensures necessary deep In a metal tub. The peas were
probably
"soured” before
canning.
to carry his plans Into effect.”
Two hours from garden to can is an
Squirrels T hrive on "U epellunt"
excellent rule, as Is picking in shal
EUGENE—Some of the so called low porous containers, such as small
rcpellunts used with Becd corn In un baskets, says Miss Case.
effort to see if they would keep
rodents away, proved instead to be IF YOU HAVE SOMETHING TO
more like bait to squlirels on the
sell It, let the classified advertising
Lallle Haynes farm near here. Mrs.
department of this paper prova its
Haynes tried out four kinds of ma
ability as a speedy and «indent
terlals on a small scule. These were _ sales medium.
,
carbolleum, carbolic uetd and sweet
WOULDN’T
YOU
LIRE
TO
oil, tar and lundplaster, and a
KNOW
commercial crow repellent. The chief
result noted was that the squirrels left
VVhv does a bride wear
u check plot planted nearby and took
a veil?
special delight in eating the treated
Data available
809 GUARDIAN
seed, specially that treated with the
on anv uuastlon
BLG.. AT. 4381
at nominal fees
commercial crow repellant. The test
was considered a "success" In that It
showed what not to do.
There are opportunities in using our
columns to broadcast your merchan-
dis* values to the public.
1’ E K F E C T IO N T A IL O R S
Kl*‘«-lallzlng In C loth«* fo r the
H e ll nrcN'Hst Man
REMODELING Cl.OTIIKS FOR
MEN AND WOMEN
All cloth e* Designed anil marie In
our ow n *ho|i under the nentonnl
super* Ision o f Max W einstein.
429 B. W. 10th Ave near Wash..
Ground Floor new Fleidner Bldg.
Y O U R H O M E CA F E
FULL COURSE LUNCH OR
D IN N E R 2Ac
Home Cooking
721 WENT DARK, Bet.
Morrison and Yamhill
near Old, Wortman A King
Mrs J. F. Bradley, Mgr.
Woman’s Most Prized
Possession
LOVELY
FREE
the guests and a rapid fire intro
Hawkeyes
TO HOED PICNIC duction of all former
who attend will be attempted. It is
Former resid?nts .of Iowa will believed that 500 former Iowans
that the upper third of the tree be
Apple and pear growers in the thoroughly covered as a majority of hold their annual picnic at Cham will avail themselves of this oppor
Willamette Valley should apply the the eggs are laid in this portion of poeg park Sunday
August 20. tunity to meet their old time neigh
third cover spray now for the con the tree.
Speakers of note will help entertain bors.
trol of codling moth. For the past
two nights there has been a consid
erable flight of second brood codling
moths and eggs have been deposited
The eggs will hatch in from 6 to 16
days, depending on weather condi
tions. The next spray should be a p ! Located on Old Canyon Road at Sylvan is a Prominent Concern of This Part of the
plied before these eggs hatch, ac i
Superior Products are Known Throughout this Territory, and
cording to B. G. Thompson, ento | Northwest Whose
mologist of the Oregon Experiment '
Whose Progressive Activities are Indispensable in the Upbuilding of the Community
Station.
Has always Served the People Faithfully. Phone BE. 4449
The spray is powdered lead arsen
The tendency to
build
better facturers of high g>rade bricks and foundations, septic tanks, root houses
ate used at the rate of 3 pounds to
100 gallons of water.
In orchards homes and building than in the olden have for years supplied contractors, barns, well linings, residences, base
where codling moth is not a serious days is very marked, as we are now builders and the farmer with their ments and commercial buildings.
problem, 2 pounds o f powdered lead building for the future. The beauty quality products.
It can readily be seen that thous
The careful in
arsenate to 100 gallons of water is of brick construction as well as the vestor should get brick facts from ands of dollars are placed into local
sufficient to give commercial control lasting qualities Is constantly in men who know before building or j circulation by this company.
The
Calcium arsenate has been used in creasing the demand and this indus buying. The manager is one of the large scale of their activities, the
the Willamette Valley for codling try has prospered beyond expectations foremost authorities on brick manu industrial wisdom of the management
moth control with control only slight
The advantage of building with facturer and knows just what kind of and the straightforwardness of their
ly less than with lead arsenate and brick is self evident as it reduces | bricks should be used in the con j dealings have won for them a warm
without injury to leaves or fruit. the cost of insurance, the structure struction of any building whether it place in the hearts of the people of
See Circular of Information 89.
lasts forever and the first cost is the be a new home, garage, barn, silo or i the community. They are prominent
Thoroughness of application Is es last cost, as it requires no painting an addition to a structure already citizens of the community, identified
for years with their progress and
sential in coddling moth control. or upkeep and in time the most erected.
They are carrying a stock of brick always boosting for the continued
The foliage as well as the entire sur economical.
The Sylvan Brick Co. are manu and hollow tile which are used for \ development of the community.
face of every apple and pear should
UAW KEVES
SYLVAN BRICK CO.
A M essage
to all
Patriotic
A m ericans
W E DO OUR PART
“ W IT H O U T
U N IT E D
A C TIO N A F E W SELFISH M EN . . . W IL L P A Y S T A R V A T IO N
W A G E S A N D IN SIST ON LO N G H O U RS OF W O R K . O T H ER S IN T H A T GROUP M U ST
E IT H E R F O L L O W S U IT OR CLOSE UP SHOP. W E H A V E SEEN T H E R E SU L T OF A C TIO N
OF T H A T K IN D IN T H E C O N T IN U IN G D E SC E N T IN TO T H E ECONOM IC H E L L OF T H E
PAST FOUR YE A R S.
T H E R E I S A C L E A R W A Y TO REVERSE T H A T PROCESS: IF A L L
EM PLOYERS
IN EACH
C O M P E T IT IV E GROUP AGREE T O PAY T H E IR W O R K E R S
T H E SA M E W A G E S ------- R E A SO N A B L E W A G E S — A N D REQUIRE T H E SAM E HO URS— REAS­
O N A B L E HOURS— T H E N H IG H E R W A G E S A N D SH ORTER H O URS W IL L H U R T NO E M ­
P L O Y E R . W E ARE N O T G O IN G T H R O U G H A N O T H E R W IN T E R LIKE T H E L A ST.
I
D O U B T IF EV E R A N Y PEO PLE SO B R A V E L Y
A N D C H E E R F U L L Y E N D U R E D A SEASO N
H A L F SO BITTER . I C A N N O T G U A R A N T E E T H E SUCCESS OF T H IS N A T IO N -W ID E PLAN,
B U T T H E PEOPLE OF T H IS C O U N T R Y CAN G U A R A N T E E ITS SUCCESS.”— P R ESID EN T
ROOSEVELT.
The following public-spirited citizens of Portland subscribe to the recovery program as outlined by
President Roosevelt, and urge that all of otir citizens and industries get behind this program 100 per
cent in order to insure a speedy recovery of financial conditions. The grave situation which has con­
fronted us can be only overcome by the hearty cooperation of all citizens, 't he President is doing all
that is humanly possible for a president to do.
I hru his great leadership the machinery is being
provided, but he can not do it alone and whether or not prosperity is returned, rests with you. The
problem is squarely up to you.
DR. JOHN LA V A L L E Y
U N D E R H IL L S H IR T CO.
Shirts for Particular People
Central Bldg.,
Chiropractic Physician
215 Alisky Bldg., Portland,
Portland Oregon
N
DR. E R W IN
Multnomah County Coroner
J. J. K A D D E R L Y
Hardware
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H E A C O C K SA SH & DOOR CO.
215 2nd St., ATwater 0153
1st St.
Portland
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Portland, Ore.
¥
SKIN
FACIAL
W ithoiit Cost o r O bligation
No nuiMuiging or rubbing . . . .
H erm etic* m-utrnllrr* and drives
out Impurities to bring a fresh glow
Ing >outhlul skin. W rinkles, sagg
Ing skin, blackheads, blem ishes,
disappear, lierm etles Is years In
advan ce o f ordinary methods. Try
a facial as our guest— absolutely
no obligation.
Natura Dermctics Inc.
307 A Studio Hldr.
_ BR.
UR. 3801
Ta\ lor A W est I’ nrk
C O P E L A N D LUM BER C O M P A N Y
S E N A T O R M cN A R Y
Multnomah
B O Y D ’S C O F F E E
“ Roasted Daily”
Nothing so makes or mars the meals as
The Quality of Coffee
Retail Trade Supplied— For Sale at All
Groceries.
Boyd’s Coffee served in
most all Oregon Restaurants
B O Y D T E A CO.
211 4th St.— A T . 4550
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Oregon Transportation & Trucking Co.
Distributors for
Hemrick Brewing Co.
Draught and Bottle Beer
Central Truck Terminal
907 N. W . Irving, Phone BR. 0148
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