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BEAVERTON PA G E 1 Editorial Association BEAVH8Q&SÉSI0OTUSE FRIDAY, JUNE 1, « m ENTERPRISE T o Meet June 21-23 I NOTED MEN TO HEAD 65 TH O.S.C. COMMENCEMENT j The 47th annual summer convention of the Oregon State Editorial associa tion will be held at Roseburg. June Published Friday of each week by the Pioneer Publishing Co., at Beaverton 21, 22 and 23, it was announced by 0 r*. Bote red aa aecond-olaaa matter at the poetoffice at Beaverton, Ore. Arne G. Rae, field manager, upon receiving word from Hartis Ellsworth. Subscription Rates president of the association and *di- , fin» Three Months ________________$ 35c \tor o f the Roseburg-Review. One Year .00 Subscriptions Payable In Advance J The business meetings at this time 8 U Months I will be o f special importance, it W I pointed out, .since this will give Ore Beaverton Office—Broadway at O. E. tracks, Phone Beaverton 7503 gon newspapermen their first oppor Portland Office—408 Dekum Bldg., Phone ATwater 6914 tunity of discussing as a state group the codes affecting the publishing business. Code authority chairmen I GOVERNM ENT BEHIND PETITION RACKET TO FRONT HOM E-BUILDING are expected to give reports, and com- ment by publishers will be expected 1 (Editorial in the Eugene Register The next major activity of govern at the sessions. Guard, May 6, 1934.) ment will be an attempt to stimulate A feature of the session will be the Latest of the petition rackets under heavy industries which normally pro the grand old Oregon system is an vide the bulk of employment, were hit awarding of the Paul R. Kelty trophy Initiative for the repeal of the basic hardest by depression, and have been for the best editorial page among Ore Laat year 1 science law—the law which requires the most lethargic In recovering from gon weekly newspapers. this was won by the Newberg Scribe the practitioners of all healing arts to it. And the first step in doing that The contest Is sponsored annually by have at least an elementary knowl will be to unloose capital for home- t~h” university of Oregon chapter of edge of the structure of the human building and repairing through Fed- sjgma DeIta Chl body and the effects of various chemi eral guarantees of mortgages. Mr. | cal and physical processes upon it. Roosevelt ha« sent a special message ' To your door, there may come the to congress to expidite such legisia- County Agents in Oregon usual petition pusher, a sad-looking .. , that it iy ^ ,h. Experience Busiest Year individual with a sad story. He does flo"' Expert . estimate» possible r not know or care what the petition to unloose credit to the tune of $1,-' Oregon county agents put in the is all about. He has had a lot of 500,000,000 or more in this manner, busiest year in history during 1933 troubles. He needs the five cents a It would pass through a hundred when emergency work was added to name he tai paid for getting signa great industries, creating Jobs and thejr regular projects, according to the tures. He will tell you It costs you opportunities as it went. It doesn't | annual report Just submitted by F. L. nothing to help him out. Leadii;g figures in the annua! graduation exercises at Oregon State College, Sunday and Monday, June 3 and 4 take much imagination to visualize Ballard, state county leader. The and the seine of rart of ilie ceremonies. Above, from left, Dr. Herman Frank Swartz, Berkeley, comment Read this petition or any petition the extent of its influence in pulling number of office calls by farmers and ment speaker; Bishop Titus Lowe, Portland, to preach baccalaureate sermon Sunday; Chancellor W J before you sign it. Be sure you un bulnesses of all kinds out of the others seeking specific assistance ex Kerr, who will take part in his 27th O.S.C. commencement; President George W. Peavy, to presl^ derstand it before you sign it and if doldrums. ! ceeded 100.000 for the year, a new over the exercises for the first time. Below, part o f last year-s academic procession passing the M em wiu you sign it. For it is cheaper to do Here's a thought for the wise prop hi« h ma* k aince the counlV a* tn ‘ Union building to the assembly hall. nate five cents or two bits or even a erty-owner to start considering right serv* « wa“ established in 1913. dollar to the pitiful petition pusher now: I f building is greatly acceler- Advice of the agricultural adjust- O R E G O N S T A T E COI I EGE, its reunion t ogetlicr with a dozen Chamber of Commerce as speaks than it is to add your name to the pe ated, prices for everything Involved ment act and the other emergency re- Corvallis.— Invitations arc out for or more r 1 ' r <-,a os to have spe- Members of the ;tate board of litgb tltion which calls for a useless elec are going to rise. They're going t o 'lie f program« gave the agents the the 65th annual conimcncvni. .it ex cial ga. - Sunday there will er education and other state offlcigt* tion which runs up taxpayer costs. leave depression levels behind and | added task of explaining the wheat ercises here at which time ! 0 de be the u i 'aureate services will be guests of honor. For instance, there is a bit of clev return to the normal average that,: adjustment program, the corn-hog grees will be conferred, 51 of which in which 11 ( urv. llis churches will This will be the first comment, er and unscrupulous deception in the will be advanced degrees of n sters join and at which Bishop Titus ment to be p-esided over by l ’ res* In fact, 1» one of the cardinal aims at ' plan, and assisting with seed loans, movement for the repeal of the basic this time Those who can afford to farm mortgage adjustment, and state , >f arts or masters of science The I.owe of Portland, head of the Meth dent G. 'rgc W. Peavy, recently ap science statute. People are being told repair and build now have an oppor ,and federal relief activities, Ballard .entative list of those to receive odist Episcopal church in this area, point 1 head of the college. He ha* that this is merely a measure which bichelors degrees is approximately will be speaker. invited Chancellor \V. J. Kerr t* tunity that may never be repeated in 1 points out. will permit people to hire any kind of 345. Commencement exercises will take an active par* in conferring th* their lifetimes. Despite this added emergency work. healer they want. The implication 1* The commencement weekend start at 10 o'clock Monday morning degrees as Dr Kerr has done here _____ | marked progress was made during that the basic science bill prevents schedule will begin with Aluinni with Dr. Herman F. Swartz, presi every vear without exception sine« Oregonians should be duly proud “ ,e Vear ,n the niaJor reKular Projects such a choice. This positively is day, Saturday, June 1, when the Sil dent of the Pacific School of Re 190ti of the type of weekly newspapers |Thesfi ‘"eluded furthering the expun ver fubilec cl:i" of 1909 will hold ligion and prc-:'l nt of the Bcrkelcv NOT the case. furnished to them. Editors are eve. ;"1" " of alfalfa acreage In the Wiliam-, The basic science bill specifically striving to perfect their publications pUp valleV. seeking new disease re- provides that a person Is free to hire from every standpoint. At the recent al« tant varieties of alfalfa in eastern any kind of healing service he thinks National Editorial Association con- Oregon, promoting the development beat. Tt merely says that those who vention in St. Louis, Mo., two of Ore of the sma11 se€d indust,> ' and intro- are licensed in the healing profession gon weeklies were awarded honorable ducin*>’ Improved varieties of forage be they orthodox physicians <M. D's.) mention. The Hillsboro Argus and ' c 'ops and fn o t« or osteopaths or homeopaths or chiro- Hood River News. Several hundred i Marketing assistance constituted an practois or healers of any sort, MUST Important part of the work in many With headquarters at East 10th and T a ylor Telephone East 3481, Portland is a prom participated in the contest and we have some Idea of what it Is all about. counties, while additional help was inent concern of this part of the Northwest whose Superior Products are known They must show that they know the should be really proud having had given the 4-H club work In counties two from our state selected. fundamentals of human physiology' throughout this territory and whose progressive activities are indispensable in the not employing regular club agents, and chemlsty and physics. They can Ballard's report shows. upbuilding of the community, serving the people faithfully and being an essential Is the Tualatin Valley progressing not pass through some diploma mill More county agents and assistants Tt 1» and expect to qualify In Oregon for from an industrial view point? legal factor in the agricultural and commercial development of Portland and Vicinity, nre now pmployed in Oregon than apparently so, Oregon's first tba healing arts. jjUsj_ ever before, every county except H a r-1 bonded winery has opened for under the competent and capable management of C. H. Rickert, being assisted by ney and Josephine either having an The basic science bill does not at nesis in Hillsboio. A brand new in- tempt to disqualify competent practi agent of Its own or a cooperative Mr. Day. dustry for this section and a welcome , , . . ,, ,,, __ , agreement with a neighboring county tioners in any branch of the healing one, as it will serve us a means for . arts. It does seek to eliminate out . . . . . . for the service of a joint agent., farmers to dispose of various fruits This section of the country, as a Is all well and good. But to be able profit. Fair and honest business right quacks In every branch of prac used in making wines. tice, the shysters of the profession whole, has an added business advant- to give a service that is just a little methods at all times, excellent ser- Borrower to Pay who Impose their ignorance on the in advance of others In an establish vice to every patron has established Mayor Carson and Chief of Police public at tremendous cost not only in Inspection Costs age by having in its midst such a ment that has become a feature of for them a trade that has extended in Lawson of Portland, are evidently at very well known concern whose money and bodily suffering but In life a loss to handle the strike situation commendable policies and inheren’ the commercial life o f the community; every direction from town. All of itself. Inspection costs in extending or in in Portland, as we note by an article People have been killed by sihooth- published Wednesday that the Mayor j creasing Regional Agricultural Credit honest dealings have gained them an that is indeed something well worth these business assets have been the reason for their success, and with llpped ignoramuses who have only has appointed a board to suggest what corporation loans will be borne by ever Increasing business. while. certain charms instead of actual heal is wrong with the force and what the borrower after June 1, on the these methods In mind they have al- Through the extended services of First they Insist that their service ing arts. Right here in Eugene, fanci adjustments might be undertaken to same rate and schedule as that Is dependable. You know that you are this very active firm, many dollars j ways been successful in business. ful remedies of the most hideous sort improve the service to the publio. charged by the production credit «» - j KOing to get value received and court- are brought yearly into circulation These are but a few of the reasons have been prescribed to men. women More power to the board, but the sociations. according to a dispatch re eous treatment when you trade here Good values and reasonable puce- that we wish in this review to direct and children suffering ailments of the question Is, what can be done witbou' ceived at Spokane headquarters from becau>e t experience has taught have placed their product* every- the special attention of our readers to most grievous and dangerous kind, leademhip? ^ d i v l a i o n . l ^ r e c t o ^ o f the R. A yQU , hat they afe personaIly interest- whe.e. this place as one of the essential fac by persons, well meaning, but utterly in Washington, i ed in you and your trade. Next, they This well known establishment tors in the life of the community. unqualified to practice healing arts. Dry cleaners have developed meth The Inspection costs will be m addl- L , c noth, undone ln their effor. , tarted its bus.ness career upon a But what we particularly call our The basic science law is only a reas od« of taking the smell out of every- tion to the 6% per cent rate of inter- j tQ provide for you the very best that Bolw foundation, knowing that sue : readers attention to is the fact that onable and logical protection to the thing but a divorce suit. est now charged by the R. A. C. C. can be had for the money. cess in this advancing business | in trading here you deal with people publio against the quacks. There is It is anticipated that most Regional To be merely rendering an average could only be fully gained by offering who are here every day and who are no discrimination against any type of A local resident says the simplest borrowers will have transferred their practitioner. There Is only the pro way to handle the Income tax matter line of credit to the production credit service in an average establishnien: quality service upon a fata- margin of interested In you and your welfare. vision that he must prove that he I* to give everything you have to 1 association prior to the muturity of knows something about the delicate Uncle Sam and let him give you back their present loan with the R. A. C. posing 24 farms in the Colton valley nature of the human body before he the change, If any. C., explained F. A. Johnson, manager will soon have irrigation water for La X~X~XX»*X~X~>-X~XKK*<~X~>-X~> X ~ X “ X~X~M*< starts. of the corporation. dlno clover, red clover, gardens, fil <• . •J* Read every petition that is pre Man is a funny thing, the more re berts. becrles and numerous othei A sented to you. Refuse to sign any pe d leu Unis his name, the madder he gets orups brought through it., it 3mt0 feet i y tition which is not perfectly clear and when the printer misspells it. of flume and four mil' of open ditoli A clean cut. iron. Canyon creek, f. r i cash cos' Y Speaking of nerve tests, try this 1 DI S T R I B U T I O N WITHOUT of less than 50 cent- m ." re. All the A on your banker: Go In and ask him LITTLE CHANGE IN BUSINESS work of construction was done by I to lend you $1,000 like he did in the farmers in the project and in addition Business of late has shown little good old days. If he doesn't collapse. Valdemai Hill furnished the timber a.- change. Recently there was a drop (he hus steady nerve*, hls share of the cost and the members from the spring highs, but this has themselves did the logging and sawed been regained in a number of major DR1V ERS Lit ENSE.N EUGENE Five farmers of western it In a small mill owned by llomei lines. Muln worry of great Industry " Iarne county have started demonstra- Rowen and Charley Freeman, also in now cannot be shown In the Indices Thtrty-flve persons were convicted of uon plots in cuopeiation with County the project. It is, simply .labor trouble. driving while intoxicated in Oregon Agent O. S. Fletcher to compare That la proving very emtutriassing during April and lost their provlleges School mam oats with other varieties Dr. Ella K. Deatborn. of Portland. to the Administration, inasmuch as to operate cars on the highway for a commonly grown on farms in this Oregon. Is the owner of what is said the trouble stem# laigely from the year, reports the office o f the secre- section. Certified seed was obtained to be the world's largest and most NRA. When the NRA wss aet up it tary of state. P. J. Stadelnran. i from R. A. Johnson, of route 2. Eu- varied collection o f spoons 2.460 in provided that labor should have the Eight of the 36 were arrested In gene. Farm ei» making tne trials are number. In addition to many odd and right to organize, that no worker he Portland and the other 27 were con H. J. M m . and Martin Brothers, Ada; beautiful spoons produced in the penalised for belonging to a union, vlcted In courts in other sections of E. D. Herring. Cushman; A. H Ben- United States, the collection contains that collective bargaining be permit the state. Two driver» were appre , son, Florence; and Peter S. Rice. at leaat one specimen from every othei ted At that time, there had been no | bended operating t heir automobile* Mapleton. Schoolmam oats are rust- country on the earth. major strikes for many years .and Mi while their license» were revoked and resistant, and have done well in rust one thought any were coming. As a had another year added to theta- first nurseries maintained in western Ij»ne result, no special provision was made penalty as a result. by County Agent Fletcher for settling them. addition to the 37 revocations. 11 ______ I Great fear is that the strikes will operators were given suspensions of ROSEBURG Grim and Canadian spread, will eventually result in gen- driving privileges, three of which varigated alfalfa* and stem-rot re- eral industrial strikes which could were due to reckless driving convlc- sistant sweet clover made the best only be "arbitrated" through blood- j ttons and one for failure to give name showing in the legume nurseries on shed and martial law. Most unbiased lind «.idress at the scene of an aecl the Shambrook and Anderwon farms, observers believe that both workers dent. Proof of defective vision according to J. Roland Parker, county and employers* have good points to brought one suspension dut ing the agent, who held forage crops meetings PO R TI-AND OltF.GOV present, but are frankly dubious as month, at both places recently. l^wpedezas. to whether arbitration efforts will get Courts reported 424 motor vehicle the much -advertised poor-land per far. Local authorities are powerless violation* during April, and while ennial legume, made practically no F IN L E Y A SON * are looking to the Federal govern the larger proportion of these did not showing at all. Considerable surprise Funeral Directora ment to aolv« the problem. include recommendations for suspen was voiced at the meetings at the ex Montgomery St. 4th slon or revocation of the license of cept tonal growth made by stem-rot to Fifth Frankly, wa have observed that the person concerned, such infrac tesistant sweet clover which had been Motor Equipment, most citizens are ready to "crack tions of the regulations are noted on drilled ln rows with limestone on up Staff A Facilities for down” on their neighbors, friends and departmental records of the drivers, land acid soils. T o IM O <•'*» Serving Portland and MOU I M I % M relatives without regard to many vlr-jao that continued o ffenses may be Its Suburbs I tues which they posee se checked Colton—Some 340 acres of land com IL IL JEFFRIES, Publisher Columbia C rate & Box Co. A T ENTERPRISE-NEWS FREE COOKING School Airway Coffee Was Used Exclusively in tern corrEE
