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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1933)
PAGE a F R ID A Y , BEAVERTON EXTEKPK1** RPAVPRfflNijg.BNTERPRlSE OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE TOWN OF BEAVERTON V’Y Six Ships o f Survey Fleet to Resume W ork. H. H. JEFFRIES, 1’iildisher 'M -ML Á I DOsiT HOHuH'LL oog. r . a ô ô ‘T &oTv*€IV. TU a T k 1, 1933 By D W IG SCHOOL DAYS U. S. WILL CHART OCEAN BED AGAIN DECEM BER . TiuHW • r .> BÇLA'k l ì , tar • ©eu. *.U. Si»’* * v/y^tte. Aft'S AT. >*1 Published Friday of each week by the Pioneer Publishing Co., at Beaverton Ore. Mute red as second-class matter at the postoffice at Beaverton, Ore. K * HO* »****, *«o, w<TU t Peu-* Washington. The marine "Wood A fO * t **>'S0O> PMrtK HOB. N 0 n *tH . peckers" of the Department of Cotn- ’ t<x*T j merce huve gone to sea again to take VWR* S oon ' s one o* e * S u b scrip tio n K a te « another try at a Job that Is uever done, ___ J1.00 Three M onths_______ —__ -------------------- $ . 5 6 One Year . STARTS POR charting the shifting floor of the ocean ___ .SO Subscriptions Payable In Advance Six Months along the Atlantic coast. ^ * * * ‘ T* Storms of unusual ferocity this sum vt SCARC \x a W a S . Beaverton Office—Broadway at O. E. tracks, Phone Beaverton 7503 mer have made innumerable changes r a s o i t u . iW e ^ T aer p * op Portland Office—408 Dekum Bldg., Phone ATwater 5914 In the coast line and have given a new * vjnd * £ 0 n e a r r - 0 A R « ‘ H’ wave, though not a permanent one, to ' Í t ? wg/ m *** STATE C HAMPION 4-11 “If EC” part of the ocean bed. PROVIDE Itt/RAI. FIRE 0EU- R W *----- - fitT lV ¿ A oT * - GIRL IN LINE FOR $400 PROTECTION NOW It Is the task of the coast and SCHOLARSHIP geodetic survey division of the Com Farm fire losses, always a black merce department to keep up to date The chance to win a $400 agricult topographical maps of the terrain un mark on the dark pages chronicling the waste and destruction of our re ural college scholarship will be held der constai waters. sources, have been steadily rising. by the state's 4-H home economics girl Six ships operated by this division Janet E. Hinkle, (11), Portland, Oft Mutters have reached the point where make up the woodpeckers’ fleet. On farm risk insurance is considered gon, when she goes to Chicago late the side of each ship is a sounder, In undesirable because of heavy losses this month to attend the Twelfth effect a hammer which beats against National Club Congress in connection the hull. Scientists measure the time suffered by insurance companies. Physically, the average farm is with the International Live Stock Ex It takes for this sound to go down to made to order for fire. Houses are position, December 1-9. the bottom and echo back to the sur The girl’s record will| be judged face. Knowing the rate of speed of often of inferior construction, and many of them are so old and dry that with other state champions by a com sound under water, this gives the they are like tinder when a blaze mittee of state club leaders and the depth. starts. Barns are filled with inflam scholarship winner announced at a Back and fortli the woodpecker mable material^. And, in rrrosi rural banquet of 1200 club delegates and ships go, rapping out their stacatto districts, there is absolutely no fire leaders. The trips to the Windy v,iiy sub sea chatter, and the listeners chart 1 and expenses while there, and the the depths as they proceed. protection. To determine the exact position of That may have been unavoidable scholarship, are awards in a national once, but it isn’t any longer. Good home economics contest sponsored by each sounding, bombs are thrown over Ward and Company, board which explode on striking the , roads and telephonic communication Montgomery have made it possible to provide who will be host to the state home water. Position Is computed by a method of triangulation based on the rural areas with fire protection that queens during their Chicago stay. The state champion girl’s record re length of time It takes the noise of is practically as efficient as that of the great cities. Various communi veals high achievements in various the bomb to reueh two known points ties have shown the way. Fire de home projects, according to the Na ashore or two ships anchored at known positions. partments are established at central tional Committee on Boys and Girls This churting of the convolutions of points, where they may serve the wi Club Work which conducted the con test In cooperation with extension the coastal bottom Is kept so up to dest possible surrounding territory. date and Is so exact that a commer- 1 “t o t lk * M U R ft u S r S The costs, when defrayed by a large leaders. Comparison of this year's records clal ship equipped with a "woodpeck number of property-holders, are in of state champions with last year’s er" device, as many now are, can place . significant in the light of the protec tion and benefits received. A fire high average reveals even greater Its position >,hen other means are un j What folks aint up on, they’re marshal of proven competence is em achievements. The 1932 state queens available merely by taking progres ARE YOU PROTECTED? sive soundings and checking again the averaged six years of club enrollment, down on. Wise ’em up----- ADVER ployed to select and train the per One of the most important factors coast and geodetic survey maps. sonnel. First-class, high-speed, stand 12 projects completed, 75 exhibits TISE. in the upbuilding of a community is But this means constant rechevklng HOT A N D COLD A T FAIR ard apparatus—always the cheapest made and contests entered, and an the proper protection of property. and remapping, and the hurricanes of average gross return per girl well in the long run—is bought. A sys The firm who handles insurance is the past summer have made unusual tem of alarms is developed whereby over **00. one of the imortant assets that a com changes. 80 the “woodpeckers” are munity can have. It is through the the crew may gather and get under out again, taking another try at a Job efforts of insurance experts that the Scarf Sets Ideal for Christinas Gifts way with a minimum loss of time. that is never done. property is kept properly insured and This Year Rural districts pursuing such a the community is protected against policy have saved lives and property. RUPERT C. LEACH, manager mil home and industrial losses. They have demonstrated conclusively linery department of Olds, Wortnran Rock Garden Fans Are It is a well known fact that Insur that a high farm loss is the result, not A King—upstairs and down—like ance the same as groceries and cloth Carrying O ff Old Fort of neceuwity, but of neglect and leth wise main floor, asked me to tell the ing is a necessity. Prairie du Clilen, Wla.—Rock garden argy and Ignorence. housewives ull about his new Bonnet enthusiasts are blamed here for the The writer of this article has read in the past of 30 many disasterous Shop on the main floor of Olds, Wort gruduul disappearance of historic Fort fires with the notation "no insur MUCH ADO ABOUT MONEY man & King. This iis what he wanted Crawford, scene of many battles be- ! ance” or so many heads of families me to tell you. who were sick, with dependants that The problem of monetary stand THE BONNET BOX—"Without a tween Indians and white men In pi- | had to go without food and clothing ards—which in its latest stage is doubt the snappiest, sauciest little oneer days. The last remaining part of the fort visible, a corner of the old because they had no Insurance pro characterized by the start of the main floor shop in town, is Olds tection. United States' vast gold-buying cam Wortman King’s main floor Bonnet inedlcHl building, Is being carried away After talking with Mr. Cartwright paign will unquestionably be brought Box! Always brimful of the newest rapidly, stone by stone, by tourist sou- I of LEWIS & CARTWRIGHT INC., further into the limelight when Con things for those who like their hats venlr hunters. Residents here believe the popular GENERAL INSURANCE CO., at 232 gress meets again. and softies young the big item right ity of the rock garden in recent years S. W. Fourth Ave., Portland, I find It has become apparent that the now seems to be the new, gay, color there is no excuse for anyone not world's business cannot be operated ful scarf sets. The scarf set Is more has done more to cause the disappear- j having Insurance on his car or pro ance of the old fort than anything else. wholly on gold. It may nlwuys be important than ever this season ami tection against fire, theft or sickness. Tourists view the historic stones, and the backbone of money- but It can of course, besides being the smart W HY?—Because they have a unique decide that one or two would make a not live up to the job of being the thing to wear right now, will make .system of selling insurance on the in wonderful addition to the rock garden 1 stallment plan, or by the month. heart and the tissue and corpuscles, an ideal Christmas Gift! They have at home. Why not buy Insurance the same as too. It needs an ully. And ¿liver, hundreds to choose from and the It la estimated that at the present you do food and clothing and have the poor man's gold, is eminently fit price range is 98c, $1.48, $1.98, $298 You'll Enjoy Seattle * JYew tate there will be nothing left of the that protection as you pay for It. ted for that position. Very, very reasonable, eh, what? old fort in another ten years. As a 1 Some of our readers will think the in HOTEL The monetization of silver, In the result, a move has been started here terest will be high but It is only ‘4 of opinion of a great many economists, 1% a month. to hire a guard for the historic spot. Industrialists and agricultural au Telephone ATwater 5053 for fur Apart from their military history, thorities .would be a tremendous step —Read Our Ads— ther information. the walls still standing are of Interest j not only towurd recovery, but tow to students of medicine, for It wus In ard achieving permanent stability. in the heart o f the side the medical building that Dr. Wil If that is true, the sooner it Is — Read Our Ads— rHEATB ICA1 SHOPPING DISTRICI liam Beaumont performed many of his achieved, the better. experiments on Martin Kt. Alexis, “the 5 t h & Virginia twin with the lid on his stomach.” The Dally records kept at the lluvollne exjierlruents gave the medical world thermometer on the grounds of A Hutterfat R ecords Made In A n a almost Its first authentic knowledge Century of Progress exposition, Chi- 350 Lar/te modern outside rooms C o m e m tna of digestion. cago, show an average temperature of H a s Y o u r all u ith hath! B eautiful Lobby CORVALLIS — Charles McCulloch ’ 70.1 degrees for the period (Ton May C l • • ami Mezzanine. Smart service. rennt, it neri of the Coos Bay Dairy Herd Improve 27 to October 27. The high tempera- 1 o l l I ) S C T l | ) t l 0 1 1 RATES REALLY LOW« Explorer Tells o f Three ment association was the owner of Hm« yon w* ture for the summer was 101 degrees both the highest producing herd and Hours Spent in V olcano at 4 p. m. on June 7. and the low wus E x p i r e d ? $ 2 .0 0 and $ 2 .5 0 Mi ton m the highest producing Individual cow To o be lowered Into the active . i nter 38 degrees at 10 n. m. on October 23. ! A of all tho^e on test in Oregon during J I (1 . t I , 1 I , . , I i . . 1 . 1 I I ■■ I I . . . I. I .if* I T . . 1! ■, a, . . . . A 1 _. ... a A - . ■ of Stroinholl, chid in an iishoto* suit Hourly readings were 1. kept from 10 n. ______- the month of October, according to nnd wearing a helmet strong enough m. to 10 p. m. by attendants at the the official report Just released here. to resist falling stones, with 11 Inrith tower thermometer. Mr. McCulloch’s herd of 16 cows av ing apparatus to save him from as s v . v . v . w . ’ . s w . v . v . v . v . v . ' . eraged 52.8 pounds of butterfat dur phyxiation, was the exciting expert ing the month, while Jane, a grade encc of an explorer. v . p. r e im e r :: _ j My husband roll* a bath towel Jersey owned by him, produced 87.3 The rope with which lie wus low pounds of fat In 23 days. The aver around hi* head everv morning, to ered Into the depths of the crater had ATTORNEY AT LAW rr *!* keep hi* pompadour Hat, snd walk* age butterfat pioduction for the 3659 ^ ^ „d ^ ^ U ou V eT o^ ln V lik e^ T u rt to he asbestos covered lest it should Beaverton. Oregon cows on test In the state during Oc- _ shrivel up like tow and let him fall tober was 25.25 although 438 made 40 j WHAT DOES YOUR HUSBAND DOT Into the Inferno below. Yet he re ■ .V i W .’ . V . V . V . V . V . W . V . V . V . * pounds or better. mained down for nearly three hours, actually leaving his rope and milking observations on the crater's floor. FINLEY St HON On returning from Ids har.ardons Tile I.lneo I¿»i>l In W ashington Funeral Directors expedition, he said: "It was like he- | MICK1E SAYS— HILLSBORO Nenrly two and one- Montgomery SL 4th lug In hell to watch the fury of the j half miles of tile drainage lines, to Fifth »¡* volcano. The boiling lava was reinl- 1 draining approximately 126 acres, Motor Equipment, 'J* nlscent of the sea In a storm. Every ooktT w o r r y a b o u t were laid out on four Washington Staff A Facilities for f now and then great waves rose and, j -T W P O S I T I O N O F > 0 U F O county farms recently by County A D , S e C O L IkJ AW O t E exploding, hurled over the rim of the 1 M imiimw Serving Portland and *i* R E L IA B L E F A M iev fW rT F L Us Suburbs crater masses of burning lava, hun Agent W. F Cyrus and A. I* King, L IK E T H IS , W H E R E FO LK S’ dreds of Mg stones, and clouds of ash. 1 extension specialist in soils from READ EVERY 3tT OF IT, X X « Oregon State college. The size of i On the floor were pits, ten to thirty A U WILL B K S E E M , N O / feet deep, lava seething in them liko la the tile ranged from eight to four M A T T E R W44ERE IT (S / belling porridge. As the bubbles burst inches, depending Mr. Cyrus says, on ( there was n crash, and stones nnd the area of land to be drained and other Ineandeeeent material was thing the amount of fall or grade. It Is aloft The walls around me assumed particularly Important, he says, to lay | black red and yellow tints, while from the tile at the right depth to get the great cracks poured sulphur vapor."— full benefit from it. A mil course dinner and roasted turkey that melts y acw R ubh Tit Bits V -g trbie m your mouth is the menu we have prepared for AXcßt iVE rr r t« . nanksgivmg week. . . . When in Portland try ÜS sEIÆ BENJAMIN FRANKLIN JL_ TURKEY DINNER Thanksgiving 35c and 50c Rodent Control Program Start« ONTARIO Following a series of meetings held In each district where rodents ronatltute a menace to crops, the Malheur county rodent control program directed by County Agent j R. Q. I arson la under way again for thla year, covering tome 60,000 acres. A preliminary survey showed tha* 1 where poisoning had been done for more than one year there wa* prac tically no Infestation, but a consid erable number of gophers are still ’ preeent on land where only one sea son'll control work baa been done. P O R T L A N D . O K El .ON A Str. ' 1,,r Delicious Luncheons in a hurrv. I niest loods served by experts. Special Luncheon am Dmtiers served from 11 a.m. til 9 p.ni.—25c, 35 c an<................ Beer on Draught. . . Wines an< nd Beverages. ™ LOTS WANTRI1 \tx £ s /V. 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