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F R I D A Y . D E C E M B E R 29, 1933 BEA VERTO N PAGE t 11. 1L J E F F R I E S , I ' u IUKI u t O F F IC IA L . N E W S P A P E R O F T H E TO W N O F B E A V E R T O N -■■■■ — ■ -------------------—---------- — P u b llsbed F rid a y o f ea ch w eek by th e P io n ee r P u b lish in g Co., a t B ea v erto n O re. B n te re d a s seco n d -class m a tte r a t th e p o sto ffice a t B eav erto n , O re S u b s c r ip tio n O ne Y e a r . S ix M onths ____ 91.00 .00 K a te * 9 .36 T h re e M onths S u b scrip tio n s P a y a b le In A dvance E N T E R P R IS E je s te d in sm all farm s or apple orch- I a rd s foe sale in th e v icin ity of P o rt land. P re fe r s 20 to 50 acre s. :« ls n l3 v .0 - n - a S i lsG ml U j J . H. C lem ents, 2nd and L St., Yu caip a C al.; has 15 a c re poultry ran ch ¡co n sistin g of 5 room house, 4 c a r g a rage, bi oodcs houses fo r 2000 baby ch ick s, e le ctric brooder and incuba- to r laying houses fo r 3000 h en s; 3 a cre s set to H ale p each«* 4 to 8 y e a rs old; 11 a cre s o f apples 12 years jo ld ; would like to trad e fo r sm all .t r a c t In W ash in gton o r Y am h ill coun- ^ ty 8U[table fo r poultry and filb e rt ; raisin g . WITH . .1* INCIDEN AL MUSIC i 1 i' % C h o r io n htüdorick ITotii'W orih - 1 llE* bl‘1 D ear.’* l lie red Stanley reached o»er and B arb ara's bunds into bis u«u. 1 »0 you reully mean I t ! Are you saying •Yes’ ?" -Y e s .” Stanley am -e, glowing. •'Come, le t’» go," be sa’d. * 1 Ills Is no place for a newly engaged couple. A trip to the cheek ruoui, theu out under the canopy at the motor eu- trunee. Stanley asked the foot man to order his ear. As it cuiue up they entered and the footinuu closed the U.'or with a "Ihu nlc you, sir. A happy New 1 ear !*' The chauffeur muy have been listen- |n(, but being discreet, lie never men- tioned It. Auywuy. had he been lis- tenlllg> a „d his hearing perceptive h . might have taken the sound o f a kiss lu t)l8 tonjieau for a signal, for t l^ long ()lue cftr ron,.d ttwHy tutu a won- K e h rli s a y s in a le tte r accom panying th e m odel (resolution. TThis ,m eans th a t if t h e ie is to be a n orderly pro- ce d u ie fo r th e d istrib u tio n and sale of liqu or d u rin g th e in te rim th a t pro ced u re m ust be set up by th e cities, "T h e purpose o f th e recom m ended o rd in an ce is to place th e regulations o f th e K n o x law in to e ffe c t im m ediate ly under a c ity ord in an ce. R u le s and re g u la tio n s proposed are id en tical w ith th o se o f th e K n o x law excep t fo r 1 s a je Qf [iqUo r o f o v er 14 per ce n t | a jc o h ou 0 co n ten t. I t is proposed th a t th e city co u n cil s h a ll a c t a s ag e n t to r th e com m ission d u ring th e Interim . ■*T/.\ T H E supper room of the Km- “I f th is o rd in an ce is adopted, F ra n k L. S tev en son , E d gem ont hussy hotel. New Y ear’s eve fes d ea le rs and m e rch a n ts m ay im m ed T ra c t, R iv ersid e C a l.; w an ts to obtain tlvlties were In full swing. iately b egin o p era tin g under reg u la — — about 40 a cre s su itab le fo r poultry, A t tab les encircling the dancing tio n s id en tical w ith th o se o f th e K nox T H O U G H T S O F JE R U S A L E M b u reau * cre a te d have a llocated the d airyin g, hogs and b erries. Is in te r floor, gay groups dined and made j law bulk o f th e ir funds, and w ant m ore. ested in B en to n , C lack am as, Colum- ready to welcome the New Y ear, and As C h rls tm a j p asses and th e old M r. K e h rli a lso p o in ts out th a t ■ bia, D ouglas, Hood R iv e r, I,an e, L inn, danced between cou rse- to the music , should thg K n o x law ^ h e IJ lnvaUd y e a r gives w ay to th e new, th o u g h ts of W IL L T IIE I A K M I.lt C O O P E R A T E : M arion, M ultnom ah, P olk, W a s h in g -1 ir be held invalid of the orchestra. Je ru sa le m , th e H oly L and , ap p ear in With a m odernistic discord the bund . in ^ an y way, c itie s w ith th e proposed An a rtic le in th e In d ex points out ton and Yamhi11 counU e8’ Com ing thou sand s o f m inds—and the sen ti finished an encore fox trot, and Stan- " " iin a n c e woulu eoU-.r.M- to o p e ia L m e n ts th o se th o u g h ts exp ress a re th a t th e A g ricu ltu ral A d ju stm en t Ad in tho n ear fu lu re ' ley Allen and B arbara Langford re- derftil New Ycur tilled with golden 1 under th e law 's provision s, and th u s is p rep arin g som e 50 echoed in thousand s o f b ea sts. No m in istra tio n 1 turned to their little table-fur-two be- prom ise fo r a young couple very much would n ot be plunged Into con fu sion . p lace in the world, not even thane m u sk eting ag re em en ts fo r th e d iffe r O R E G O N F A R M B U IL D IN G , hind a potted palm 111 a secluded nook. In love. im agined places beyond th e a tm o s e n t m iik shed s throughout the cou n NOW G IV E N C L O S E S T U D Y “ W ell,'’ said M anley In a business IF YOU H A V E S O M E T H IN G TO And us the car turned a corner there T h ese ag re em en ts will fo rm u p h ere 0/ th e world we know, has e x try . like manner, " I suppose you bave sell, let th e cla ssifie d a d v e rtisin g floated from the siqqier room of the O regon has been issued a sp ecial erte d so stro n g and u n failin g a n in la te price plans fo r fluid and surplus 1 your schedule of new resolutions all d ep artm en t of th is p ap er prove its Em bassy the com pelling waltz strain s flu en ce on the Im ag in ation s o f m an m ilk , will esta b lish th e q u a n tities o f j alo ttm en t o f CW A funds fro m W ash- made out and sworn to.” a b ility as a speedy and e ffic ie n t o f "K is s Me Again." kind a s h as th e C rad le of C h ristia n ity m ilk w hich m ay be sold by d istrib u - j ington w ith w hich to m ak e a ru ral "D o you think I need to make any sa le s m edium . In Je ru sa le m , p ra c tic a lly u n chang to rs a t th e fluid price, and will s e t a hom e buildings survey cov erin g 6000 new resolutions?” "M ore Incidental m usic,” said S tan T h is was asked ed through n in eteen hundred y ears, m inim um d istrib u to r's re ta il price to farm hom es in th re e O regon a re a s ley softly, and played up to It— com archly, teaslngly. B ut ; Tiu. w ork has been assigned to the a re the scen es th a t C h rist knew . T h e prevent ru th less p ricecu ttin g . pletely. “I certainly d o !” Stan ley ’s reply ©. 19 33 . W es ter n New spaper t ’nlon age-old h ills o f Ju d e a rem ain th ru a s the Index say s fu rth e r, the m ark et O regon S ta te college exten sion s e r -j 0,1,e Ver)[ tim e, an do th e green p astu res and ing ag re em en ts will obviously be of vice, w ith M iss C larlb el Nye, s t a t e ! ^ d habit that Irrita te s me beyond M O D E L O R D IN A N C E ON s till w a ters o f B ib lic a l sig n ifica n ce . sm all w orth if they a re not supported lard er o f home econ om ics extension }o u wouId L IQ U O R S E N T C I T I E S T h e G ard en o f G eth sem an e in th ere, by output re strictio n to e lim in a te con ch airm an o f the co m m ittee In ch a rg e ' words- ' V,thout thnt' be absolutely p e rfe c t!” A bout 50 skilled w o rk ers who have and the C radle o f Je s u s . T h e R iv e r s ta n t and in cre a sin g overprod uction E u gen e, O regon., D ec. 28— A recom - "T h an k you, kind sir, she suld,” registered on the em p loym en t lists Jo rd a n , by its nam e th e m ig h tiest o f o f d airy products, " And * ask w>,at m end atlon th a t c itie s in th e s t a t e . i t 's an in te restin g fa c t th a t th e auc are being used fo r th e survey w hich Hh1j8 a ll the riv ers o f th e world, flow on as tiiut bad habit Is that is devastating adopt a un iform city ord in an ce fo r ever, seren ly to the sea. And in quiet ces« or fa ilu re o f gov ern m en tal re lie f I m ust be hu rried to com pletion by the tho d istrib u tio n and sale o f liquor ha* W om en train e d in the whole countryside?" P a le s tin e a re th e s tre e ts and buildings plans is alw ays up to the fa rm e rs I last o f Ja n u a ry . “D on’t pretend. You know well been m ade by the execu tiv e co m m it them selves. I f they go on producing ' home econ om ics a re being used for th a t w ere old b efo re th e C h ristia n tee o f th e L eagu e o f O regon C ities, ca len d a r began. T h e P la in o f S h aro n m ore th an th e con su m in g public will the field w orkers to th e e x ten t pos- enough.” and a model ordinance, prepared by "P le a s e verify, then.” buy, all e ffo rts to stab ilize m a rk e ts j sible. A reas have been selected in is still fru itfu l, and th e rose o f w hich "Now look here,” Stanley said as F r a n k S. G ran t, c ity a tto rn e y fo r Solom on sa n g in th e m ost m a je s tic of and b e tte r p rices will m ak e ns m uch , w estern, sou th ern and e a stern Ore- he drew geom etric figures with a pen- P o rtlan d , has been sen t ou t to all a ll poetry, bloom s profusely. And im presaion a s a n o th er b u ck et o f sand gon. ell on the tablecloth. “During this (cities, it w as announced here today by j G a th e rin g th is O regon d a ta is part th e re Is C an a o f G alilee, scen e o f the poured Into th e S a h a ra . cu rrent y ear which Is about to come H erm an K e h rli, execu tiv e s e cre ta ry wedding fe a st, and N azareth , w here T h e w ay ou t is th rou g h o r g a n iz a - i° f a nationw ide e ffo r t to ob tain a c to a close, I have proposed to you Ju st o f the Leagu e, and d irecto r o f the My wife has bought • crystal globe. th e c a rp e n te r who w as to ch an g e all tion th rou g h stro n g , loyally backed j cu rate in form ation on th e A m erican tw enty-six tim es— an average of once 'U n iv e rsity o f O iegon b u reau o f m uni- She imagines she can see the future th e civilized world, grew to m anhood. coo p erativ es, m anaged by men w ith 11 farm hom e building needs a s a pos- every two weeks. Your bad habit Is cipal re sea rch . In It. She’s a blonde. The other day N ot an in ch o f e a rth but is rich In thorough, unpreju diced , non-politlrul sible base fo r a fu rth e r re co v ery pro- " I t is now ap p aren t th a t th e O rc- she said she saw a dork woman coming history, and In the lore o f ages. N ot view o f fa rm problem s. In th e New g ram to u ch in g th is phase o f recon- Maybe she’s right.— | gon L iq u o r con trol u ct (K n o x law ) into my life. a scen e but b rin g s to mind som e s tir Y o rk M ilkshed such a coo p erativ e ex- stru ctio n . Bert. O. j can n o t be placed in fu ll op eration fo r rin g passage from th e T esta m e n ts. lets—and it has been a t o w « - o f j . a n o th er fo u r to e ig h t w eeks,” Mr. WHAT DOES YOUR W IFE DO? No Jo u rney o ffe rs th e tra v e le r so stre n g th in the fa ce o f strik e s, o f cam ! m uch In h isto rica l Im portance, In the paigns to b rea k down fa rm e r o rg a n i pleasu res o f m ed itation and study. It zations, o f d isorganized price s tru c is a stra n g e fa c t th a t but one in two tu res and flu ctu a tin g m a rk e t cond i hundred o f th e m in isters who preach tions. I t is solving th e problem s o f th e gospel in th is cou ntry , have ev er its m em b ers by th e ap p licatio n o f visited P a lestin e.. B u t one in thous sound m ethods- and It is m a k in g and s o f th e ir co n g reg a tio n s have set headw ay. In th e S ou th, co tto n coop fo o t on th e ground th a t th e prophets era tiv e s have secu red g re a t b en e fits trod. P a le stin e is beside creed , be fo r th e co tto n fa rm ers. S u ch endeav G u rnet Chili P o tato es G row n s id e d en o m in a tio n s it e m b ra ces ors re p re se n t th e best in a g ricu ltu re 1 th em all, and Its h isto ry belongs to today. O R E G O N C I T Y —D oris Y oung, W il- all. T h o se who a re so fo rtu n a te a s to sonville farm o r, who b egan a potato go to It, once, tw ice o r dozen tim es, seed sele ctio n p ro gram in 1929 in co IN Q U IR Y L I S T a re to be envied. op eration w ith C ounty A gent J . J . In s j T h e follow ing people have w ritten keep, th is y e a r harv ested 16 a c re s o f ' K R Y B O D Y W A IT IN G to th e S ta te D evelopm ent D ep a rtm e n t I c e rtifie d G a rn e t Chill potatoes, w hich “ I Move to Lay the Question on the F O R C O N G R E S S a sk in g fo r in form ation on O regon yielded an av erag e o f 135 field sa ck s T ab le.” M. C, B la c k m a n , Sequ in, W ash in g - per a cre . In addition to fu rn ish in g T h e re ’s not a g re a t deal going on at ton, co n tem p la tes com in g to O regon m any C la ck a m a s cou n ty p o tato grow - that you have refused me every time. You should do something about it." W ash in g ton now, but th e rv ’s m ore n ext spring. W n n ts a sm all or med e rs w ith ce rtifie d G a rn e t Chili seed, “F o r every refusal, as you call It," ta lk ab ou t tho p ast, p resen t and ium sized p artly im proved fa rm in Mr. Y ou ng has found an ex ce lle n t B a rb ara reminded him, "th ere has fu tu re s ta te • o f u ffa k 's th a n ever W e stern O regon su ita b le fo r sto ck m a rk e t in C alifo rn ia, a cco rd in g to beeu a proposal, which m akes your Everybody Is w aitin g fo r C ongress ra isin g and g en era l fa rm in g . Must In skeep . habit Ju st as bad as mine. In fact, e ith e r w ith fe a r o r Ju blllation , de be reaso n ab ly close to good sch oo ls | worse, because you started yours first, | pending on w hose side they a re on. and ch u rch . and mine was a natural consequence." I P rin cip a l to p ic o f sp ecu latio n Is how Seed C leaning M ethod D evised A. E . C artw rig h t, 3016 N. V ern on, "You mean unuatural consequence,” j potent the R oo sev elt pow er o v er th e L os A ngeles, Cal., would lik e to get LA G R A N D E W hen L ad ak a lfa lfa Stanley corrected her. tw o houses will be. All the unbiased ab ou t 160 a c re fa rm su ita b le fo r w al "W ell, anyw ay,” B arb ara argued, "If seed grow n by J . B. W eav er o f Union o b servers believe th a t th e voting will nu t cu ltu re and sto ck raisin g . W ill cou n ty w as found to be so badly you will sw ear off your bad habit, I be clo ser th a n It w as b efo re, but th a t pay ca sh . C om ing in 1934. m ixed w ith m u stard seed th a t It w as won’t h are to do anything about when the b allots a re cou nted the O. J . O lson, New E n g lan d , N o r t h . , .. . . , .. „ , r * . . , , . . V < i Im possible to reclean it, he called mine.” W h ite House will have plenty o f m a D a k o ta la In terested n s ecu rin g a I She glanced at him without raising upon County A gent H . O. A very and jo r ity fo r a n y th in g it wnnts. sm all Improved fa rm su ita b le fo r th e fa rm cro p s d ep artm en t a t O. S. C. | her liead, and the m ischief th at looked ■ Money, hard, soft and m edium , will d a iry in g and g en era l fa rm in g . Vf to assist him w ith his problem . W ith up through her long curved lashes be -the prim e topic. A trem en d ou s .lo c a tio n should be good would con ^ i th e ir help Mr. W eav er co n stru cted an gave Stan ley a little start. am ount of c ritic ism hus been d irected sld er land w ithout buildings Suddenly he said, “In the meantime, a t Mr. R o o sev elt’s gold-buying c a m p re fe rs to build his own. Com ing som e inclined piano over w hich the seed I move to lay the question on the w as run in a th in stream . T h e mus paign and his refu sal to stab ilize the tim e th e e a rly p a rt o f n ext sum m er. ta rd seed, being round, moved fa s te r table, to he tuken up right a fte r this d ollar. He show s no sig n o f d ev iatin g M urk D eller, B ro o k in g s, Sou th D a th a n the a lfa lfa . Tw o narrow bins at dance.” fro m his presen t plana, and n co n k o ta , w an ts p rices and d e s c rip tio n s , , . .. _ .. , . . He opened his arm s to her as she « , , ... . the bottom o f th e plane cau gh t th e gression al m in ority will w ork out on o , f tunnll im proved a c re a g e s w ith in , , .. ,7 arose. seed. Mr. W eav er co n sid ers th e him vocally on that score. T h e re will d riv in g d ista n ce o f b u sin ess d istrict ”1 second the m otion," she said. be endless ta lk co n cern in g in fla tio n o f E u g en e, fo r trnlc or rent. E x p e c ts m ethod a n entiee s u cce s s and by sev “C arried ." e ra l ru ns on th u a p p a ra tu s exp ects to | and d eflation. I t ’s probnble th a t the to m ove to O regon in May, 1934. About h alf way around the floor rem ove a ll m u stard seed * and thu s A d m lnlstrtion will con tin u e to s te e r a S. S. D ouglass, 1016 W e st 106th S t„ Stan ley spoke Into the little ear so re cla im som e v alu ab le lad ak seed m iddle course, bew een the ex trem e in 1.08 A ngeles, Cal., w an ts p rices nnil close to his face. "Now you a re Just fla tio n ists on th e one hand, and th e d escrip tio n s o f tr a c ts fro m 50 to 100 o th erw ise lost. where you belong.” Ills arm tightened old-line hard m oney men on th e o th er a c re s , betw een R o se b u rg and P o r t Ju st a little around her ns he said It. HUNDREDS of thousands of people now own T h e P resid en t Is hav ing the s e c u ri land. “Do you mean here at the Em County Agent Has Many Callera tie s a c t exam ined to e lim in a te fe a C h este r D olan, B road u a, M ontnna; b assy ?" More p erverseness! and drive Ford Y -8 cars. Some »neighbor or D A L L A S A to ta l o f 3,765 ca lls tu res th a t have m ails m ueh le g iti In terested In land w ith in th e v icinity Tho o rch estra stopped fo r Interm is friend of yours has one. If we told you what nje m ate fin a n cin g Im possible If a lib o f P o rtla n d , su ita b le fo r sh eep ra isin g w ere m ade a t th e cou n ty a g e n t's of- sion nud the couple returned to their eralizin g ch an g e Is m ade, he will get and bee cu ltu re . flee d uring th e past y e a r by th e peo- j table. think of the car, you might say we arc prejudiced, m any bouquets fro m business. Also G eorg e F . In g h a m , 2952 F ir S tre e t, pie o f P o lk cou n ty fo r a s s is ta n c e and Stuuley, using a spoon for a guvel, on th e P resid en tia l m em orandum a re S a n Diego, Cal ; in terested in a c re a g e ad v ice in th e ir a g ricu ltu ra l problem s so we let the car and its owner tell you. on the table. "The b ank reform and sto ck e xch a n g e leg In W a sh in g to n , M u ltnom ah, C olum — an av erag e o f m ore th a n 300 a ; house will now come to order and w# Economy of operation is one of the first points islativ e proposals. bia, Y am h ill or C lask am na cou nty m onth acco rd in g to th e annu al re port filed by J . It. B e c k . co u n ty , wlM ,a k ‘’ l'P previous question. suilu blo fo r ra isin g filb e rts anil tru ck Congretw will be asked fo r sev eral they will emphasize— the owner will boast of it a g e n t, w ith th e ce n tra l exten sion of- O nce more, anil for the last time this billion ad ditional em erg en cy d ollars, crops. flee. In ad dition M r B e c k visited 746, J » » r- w111 m arry “> «• « « t a r W a rre n A. K rlm m el, A p artm ent 11, and the car will prove it. above th e reg u lar budget, to c a rry on , A * 'P r a ,‘°. •>“«*«>* the vocal Inter. the recovery program . Most o f the 650 G lynn C ourt, D etroit. Mich., in ter- f a r m , during tho year. ; lude with pluno accom panim ent while The 1934 car is even better than the 1933 — '" the o rch estra went out for a smoke, and that was our best car up to its time. The new was singing "O Prom ise Me." "T h e re ," approved Stanley, nodding car is more beautiful — faster — more powerful toward the music platform . "In c i dental music. Even the Indy Is trying gives more miles to the gallon — better oil to help me o u t !” cionomy is easier riding— cheaper to own and B arb ara smiled, but turned [tensive. T h e sin ger concluded her solo and operate than any car we ever built. began another. "Y e s ," suld B arb ara slowly, "aud \ ou owe it to yourself and your pocketbook to she i s trying to help me. t o o " B ea v erto n O ffice — B ro ad w ay a t O. E . tra c k s , P h on e B ea v erto n 7503 P o rtla n d O ffic e — 408 Dekurn B ld g ,, P h on e A T w a ter 5914 wrÆ&'Jpr -1 Let the car speak for itself ask our I ord Dealer to let you see this car, and let you drive it for yourself. At the wheel of the rviiM iii.' M o llili I *** F I N L E Y A SON F u n era l DI n e cto n M ontgom ery S t. 4th to F ifth M otor E qu ip m en t, S t a f f A F a c ilitie s fof S e rv in g P o rtlan d and Its Suburbs ear you will he sure to reach a right decision. T o t Ford V -8 will tell you its own story, N EW FORD V- 8 R sfln sm sn ts In ths dsslgn of th s radiator and hood and m o rs lu xu rio u s Interiors featu re the appearance of ths new Ford V-9 for 1934. Tho do luxo T u d o r Is show n above. Dual down d raft carburetion and dual Intske (nenlfold give the angin a greater power, the car Incre ase d pickup and speed. A clea r vision body ventilation N system also Is Introduced In the new Fords. fo r rO K IJ.A M S. O R L I . ON 1934 J
