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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (June 22, 1934)
BEAVERTON PAOS I RPAVHCTONjg ^ENTERPRISE clothes. Part of every dollar you spend goes for taxes -and the propor tion mounts constantly. The fact that the tax isn't apparent means ■ nothing—an indirect tax can be every I bit as expensive as a direct one. The great lesson the people of the United States must learn Is that no one c®« escape taxes and that exor- | bitant cost of government threatens i our jobs, our savings, our property, i When that fact is really implanted in the public mind, there may be a cam paign for tax reduction that will get results. F R ID A Y , JU N E *2. 1934 E N T E R P R IS E Drougth Puts A A A into Huge Relief Campaign ed acres may now be pastured and neerirtff school honor societies and hay may be harvested from them both play on the varsity golf team. This ruling extends to the enitire They look alike except that one parts country. his hair on the right and the other on No danger of a shortage of wheat ■ the left. The trouble is to remember exists even if the drouth should con tinue, latest estimates indicate. More I which does which. than ample supplies are in sight, the federal crop rejiorting board says. This paper is a legal paper and elig ible to publish legal notices. Have O. S. C. TWINS MAKE EQUAL RECOKQS your attorney send your legals to the home paper. Corvallis. Oregon, June 15—Henry and Dwane Brands, identical twins of Portland, Juniois in engineering at Oregon State college, have close to an Identical record in college. Both were recently made members of Phi Kappa Phi, national honor society, and both were cited for honors at the end of the year, each with a scholar ship record of 2.81 out of a possible 3.00. Both are members of the engi- Widespread use of the organiza tion machinery of the Agricultural Adjustment administration in bringing Published Friday o f each week by the Pioneer Publishing Co., at Beaverton drouth relief wherever needed in the United States is being rapidly accom Q j^ ante red as aaoond-o!ass matter at the postoffice at Beaverton, Ore. plished according to reports. An undetermined amount of this will even Subscription Rates extend to Oregon ,it is learned. ___ 41.00 Three M onths---------------- ___ $ 35c One Year . By early June three Oregon coun Ad"ance ____ .60 Subscriptions Payable In Six Months ties, Jefferson, Harney and Malheur had been placed in the *'seccndary" Beaverton Office—Broadway at O. E. tracks, Phone Beaverton 7503 list of drouth counties. Portland Office—108 Dekum Bldg., Phone ATwater 5914 THE PAST AND THE PRESENT In the “primary” drouth counties destroy a system which nas proved “No system is perfect,” said Cassius mostly in the north central west, the GRANGE MASTER AND THE LEGISLATURE successful. e . Gates, past president of the Seattle first move was to inaugurate the pro • • • Chamber o f Commerce recently. gram of cattle buying which had been Ray Gill, State Grange Master HOW TO PLEASE THE BURGLAR "Certainly wrongdoers should be pun planned even before the drouth struck again proposes to abolish a portion of ished. Abuses should be corrected. as a move toward beef cattle adjust While everyone else is on vacation, Wise governmental our Legislature and In order to se regulation. . .is ment. It is now being rushed into cure support for his proposal he se the burglar has his busiest season. needed in many directions—but it is effect as a means of relieving the He likes to see an accumulation of not necessary to destroy that which acute feed situation and saving the cures approval of a resolution by the State Grange. The members of the I milk bottles and newspapers at doors, gained in a century and a half of cattle owners from complete loss of State Grange apparently adopted the and always is pleased to note that progress, nor is it necessary, in the their stock. resolution because Ray Gill asks them mail boxes ace full to running over j e8i" e to cure one ev„ to go far as Cattle buying will not be extended to do ao. We wonder whether Mr with letters and circulars. | to destroy the fundamental rights of to the secondary drouth regions for Gill is sincere in this effort and wheth He approves of windows that have institutions and of men.” the present at least, reports indicate. er he really believes that the people j shades pulled down. A„ genuine progress must be built Work will be undertaken there to as o f the State of Oregon will do away He becomes much more confident upon the foundations of the past—on sist cattle owners especially in obtain with our representative form of gov when he see« the garage door open, that which has been learned through ing emergency feed or in shipping ernment, which has proven quite sat and notes that the car is gone. trial and error and long experience. stock out at low rates to places where isfactory since George Washington, The burglar is delighted to find Change which dismisses the past as they may be fed. Assistance in ob Benjamin Franklin and others of that doors fastened with fragile locks that being entirely unworthy of considera- taining water supplies is also contem- caliber In the Constitutional Conven give way to the slightest pressure.; tion must inevitably do great damage plated in some areas. tion proposed this system which we He has praise for the householder who and little permanent good. To keep j Since the drouth became so acute now have. depends upon simple catches for that which time has proven valuable as to seriously reduce the feed sup Wa wonder whether Mr. Gill pro windows which are accessible from and worthwhile, while eliminating plies for stock, the AAA has issued an poned the reduction of the size of the the ground, the roof, fire-escape or j that which is inimical to the common order removing the restrictions on the Legislature as an economy measure from broad copings along which he ! welfare, is the purpose of the patriot- planting of feeds and forage of all or does he believe that it will be eas can climb. He does not like such ic American. sorts on non-contracted acres and of Irilsl I » ! MU« ier for him, as Grange Master, to se things as thumb screw catches which Today we have an excellent example all except corn and grain sorghums on ■loullllAB cure the passage of legislation he hold the window firm; he cannot get in many countries of what uncon-| the contracted acres. Even contract- thinks best for the State. at them with a jimmy. j trolled zeal to make changes can do. Mr. Gill might recall that when the Inside the house the burglar likes to Germany, Italy, Russia, come to mind House of Representatives failed on find that the housewife has placed all - and the fact that unbiased observ- several occasions to do his bidding on of her silver in a compartment of the " rs *«•*“ «* that present systems of Sales Tax and Power Legislation, he sideboard. He likes to find the furs government in those powers will eith- j threatened to abolish the House of in a moth bag with opera cloaks and " r collapse or be entirely overhauled, Representative. We believe that special dinner gowns. I is significant. Human rights were the people of the State of Oregon will If there Is one thing that adds ze«t abrogated, traditions were forgotten, have more confidence in the judgment to the search o f the visitor It is the dictalorehips with a vast lust for of the sixty men selected from all practice o f some housewives In hid- P°w er were 8et up and a feelin g o f walks of life than they would in one lng jewelry and money under carpets, I ''«h,'l|ion grows constantly in the man or even thirty men. The farm rugs, in carelessly hung clothing, or hearts and the minds of their peoples, ers, the laborers, and the average citi in mattresses, pillows or the daven- We are to do great things zen has a better opportunity In being port. It is a game to him and he ! in America. We can do them only if elected a* a member of the House of knows all the plays. It does not | we tem Per the theories of the present Representative than he would to the take long for him to win. ! with the experiences of the past. State Senate, particularly If all the What the burglar does not like is to power Is granted the Senate which Is find strong locks on doors, special | Amelia Earhart says women will now divided between the House and protection on windows, extra catches fight the next war. The full horror the Senate. If Mr. Gill believes the on dumbwaiters, and after entering, of the thing can be appreciated only farmer ,the laborer and the poor man to discover that all the movable valu by those who have been to bargain should have representation then he ables have been stored elsewhere. sales. can not consistently advocate the abol • * • ishment of the one branch of govern It may be good for us. An exper YOU PAY A SALES TAX ment In which the poor man has a ience in hot water makes the prune voice. In a recent referendum the voters ^ expand and grow tender, Twenty years ago the Grange pro of the state of Oregon decisively de- , , , * posed to abolish the State Senate feated a proposal for a general sales Merchants can buy space in hand which was defeated two to one. The tax. bills, but handbills give him nothing people of the State of Oregon will de By doing that, the Oregon elector but space. It does not give him pres feat Mr. Gill's proposal two to one ate followed an exumple that has been tige. A newspaper can give him and when that has been accomplished set by the people of a number of space and prestige and is a valuable we sincerely hope that he will direct other states and communities. means of advertising, more so than a his attention, not to changing the However, If the voters think that handbill, which is thrown any pluce. system, but to Improvement In the they have eliminated the sales tax, types and characters of individuals they are badly mistaken. They are ESTATE VALUED AT $12,500 who are elected to represent the peo paying a sales tax now. They have ple. Government Is a big business been paying one in the past. They An estate of $12,500 was left by Mrs. and should be handled by men quali will pay one in the future. Mary Greenburg, who died at her fied to direct big business. The ef The corner grocery where you buy home in Greenburg on May 26, accord forts of the Grange would prove more your food payB taxes. The concerns ing to a will filed Monday for probate beneficial to the state of Oregon If which produce his stock likewise pay in the Washington county court. Bert directed toward a scientific and In taxes heavy ones. Those taxew are C. Rue of Tigard, was named executor. telllgent study of Government prob necessarily passed on to the consumer lems and the selection of efficient, as part of the selling price. CLASSIFIED ADS bring wonderful capable and honeet (representa That is true of everything you b u y - results. 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FORD V-8 PASSENGER CARS (112-inch wheelbase) WITH STANDARD EQUIPMENT WITH DE LUXE EQUIPMENT $520 COUPE ........................... 505 FORDOR SEDAN . . . 575 TUDOR SEDAN R ose Festival Parade Colorful VICTO R IA.................... ♦CABR IOLET.............. ♦ R O A D S T E R .............. ♦PHAETON ................. * $560 545 615 600 590 525 550 These prices retry in unchanged FORD V-8 TRUCKS AND COMMERCIAL CARS Commercial Car Chassis— 112-inch Red tVganus of General Petroleum Made of 10,000 Carnation* Some of the finest float* ever seen in the history of Portland'* world famous R om Festival were in line Thursday, June 14, in the Grand Floral Parade, as illustrated by this typical example entered by the General Petroleum Corporation, a consistent Rose Festival supporter. Pegasus, the flying horse of Greek Mythology, is accompanied by the muses of music, art, and literature. Approximately 10,000 red carnations,. 50,000 regal lily ! blooms, 10,000 iris and thousands of peonies, roses, and other flowers were used. The three muses are, from left to right .Claudine Womack, Juanita Kindorf and Carol Leer. With nearly 100 float* entered, the Grand Floral Parade was longer and and more brilliant than In former years a* it moved through downtown Portland under cloudless skies. The first International convention of ‘.he Canadian Legion, held in Portland throughout Rose Festival week, partly accounted for the marked Increase In the number* of spectator* that thronged the parade route. Among the dtie* represented In the Grand Floral Parade, either by a float, a band or a drum corpa. were Pasadena, Calif., Salem. Eugene, Rose burg, Ixbanon. Cascade Lock*. Albany Devil* Lake and Hubbard, Oregon; Vancouver, U/agview, Aberdeen. Slav enson, end Hoquiam. Washlnjon. wheelbase Truck Chassis — 131-inch w heelbase........................ Truck Chassis — 157-inch w h eelb ase........................ Stake Truck (Closed Cab) 131-inch wheelbase . Stake Truck (Closed Cab) 157-inch wheelbase . . $350 . 485 . 510 . 650 . 715 In addition to above, prices were also reduced on other Commercial Cars and Truck types from $10 to $20 ALL PRICES F.O .B. DETROIT FORD MOTOR C O M P A N Y *
