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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (June 28, 1935)
BEAVERTON PAGE S Babson Says •••• M oney Cheapest in H istory IL II. J E F F R IE S , Publisher P ublished F riday of each w eek by the P ion eer P ub lishin g Co., at B eaverton, B a h ra in T e lls U tiaiHea» M en T im e to Ore. E ntered a* second-class m a tter at th e p ostoffice at B eaverton. Ore. F o r g e t th e J i t t e r s FR ID A Y . J E N E E N T E R P R IS E m ost lig .d governm ent inspection be- Banking Bill Called l i o c they can be used so that the fin- article is just as pure and “M ost D angerous’ Move j I w ished holesom e as if it were prepared for Warhtr. on 'IP S ) —Th^ danger of a Cou' hl n or a H uey Long iu the W hite H o j..e w as cited recently by M alcolm M uii. president of the Mc Graw-Hill P ub lish in g Company, in d iscu ssin g th e {en d in g banking bill to P*ace com plete dom ination of th e N a tion's ct* rency and credit in the hands o f the G overnm ent. “I h onestly believe,” Mr. Muir said, “that the bill con tains m ore of a m en ace to our traditional business and so cial structure than an y oth»r schem e seriously proposed under the au spices o f the N ew D eal.” Mr. Muir pointed out that it was not only a q uestb.h o f givin g such power to the present A dm inistration, but others w hich follow would have the sam e power. “The contem plation of the possi bility of a F a th ei C ougnlin or a H uey U hg in the W hite H ouse, utilizing the powers given by th is act to control credit, tii" life Mood of this N ation, is a picture w hich should arouse even the m ost com p lacent.” ____________ Subscription R a tes B abson Park, M assach usetts, June ____ Jl.uo T hree M o n t h s ------------------------ $ -35c 28, 19J5- N ever betore in history have One Y e a p ----- ___ ,50c Subscriptions P ayable in A dvance m oney rates in general been so low. h.x M onths ... This is one of the reasons w hy I be B eaverton O ffic e — B roadw ay at O. E. tracks, P hon e B eaverton 7503 lieve w e a re approaoning an era of g reat industrial expansion. T h ese ex P ortland O ffice—408 D ckum B ldg , P hone A T w ater 5914 cep tion ally low m oney rates are a co n sta n t appeal for b usiness m en to .fr o m the A ntartic. W e had plenty begin expansion piogrum s. O nly the Things One Remembers I here, but perhaps this is a new brand. lack o f i n f l u e n c e nas {« ev en ted • • • • hem from ta k in g such step s before, An Oregon housew ife recently ad-j F rogs, like m any other croakers, R ecen t n ational events, p articularly verti.-ed to r a m aid to help w ith h aven ’t m uch else to uo. the Suprem e Court d ecision s, are . . . d few repltes. • • • • very favorable, H ence, I sa y it is An applicant refused tw en ty fiv e doi- j W hat's in your head can butt down tinla for busin ess m en to forget lai a m onth, sayin g sh e w as g ettin g m ountains, if you only realize it and “W ash ington ” and to g et down to th a t "w orking” for the gdvernm en apply it. business. “on relief,” doing nothing. • • * « A Portland, Oregon, m an w anted to T ak e your hard knocks and expect build a row boat. In addition to cost them . If you show no bruises you W hat Can be D one W ith C ash? of m aterial, the builder would have h ave not put up a good fight, N ow , if ever, m oney si< uld be received $30 w ages but strik es p te- < D on't be cordial lik e an iceberg, turned into tangibles. Use liquid vented buying lum ber. * cash to buy real estate, to m odotnize F or w eeks, "pickets” have been p a - : la c to n e s, to rebuild inventories, to call S ta te H ouse Gossip rading in front o f N orth w est saw-1 Portland Firm Makes iiigh in terest bearing bonds and pre m ills preventing A m erican citizen s [ BY E R N E S T L. G RAY ferred stock s, and to stren g th en per- Man-Kind D og & Cat Food from wot king. • • • • son nal by train in g young m en. Som e C ontinued fio m P a g e I Sim ilar con d itions exist in every firm s should pay bigger d iv .d ea d s out part of the country, w hile taxpayers of surplus, for stock h old ers m ay be The plant, know n as Schlesser ure forced to supply the g r e a t e s t , O regon taxpayers, if they pay their able to use th e cash m ore p rofitably Brothers, U. S. G overnm ent Inspected "dole” funds evor know n in the h is taxes, would contribute directly and in,i 1 1 «, o h « ,, w 1 1 t ' than the firm . th e se vital stepis can Meats, located at C olum bia Boulevard tory of any nation. l o a n W, n / h eVUI? be takLn far 1,101 e a d van tageou sly and and Tyndall S tr ie t, KenU-h Station. * oi' "r-Tv h tow ard support cheaply now than at a later date. In Portland, Oregon, is an up to date t h is tiem en d o u s oth er words, m ak e and run your ow n slau gh terin g concern and packing Save the Constitution wlm h i t ,e Tin I*1? ?h tax o iilc ,a U N ew Deal. T he less busin ess m en house conducted under the supervis or^ „ • 8tlm ated tb a t . U x e f } look to W ashington, the sooner busi- ioa of the U. S. D epartm ent of Agri- i In the la c e of all the th eorists w ho ’♦ ata\ e‘ n ess will look up. culture, B ureau of Animat Industry, would like to subject the U nited coal1W. dlsti a "d .,n d r e c * would N ow , for the individual w ho has a and engaged in the slau ghter and S tates to fascism , com m unism , col i y i And BU,plUlJ o i c* 8*» ln the bank: H e w hole sale distribution of beef, veal, lectivism , and w hat-not. th e Lone Star ! nLre are alj,’ul 1.000,000 people to pay should recognize that not only is his sheep, and hogs a s w ell as in the S tate seem s to still believe th a t the return on h is m oney next to n oth in g m anu factu ring and sellin g o f "Man- C on .tltu tlon , under w hose guidance • • • • at present, but that a risin g price Kind U. S. Inspected and passed w e grew from an unim portant pioneer Of th is am ount the sta te g ets only level is d estro y in g the buying pow er D og & Cat Food. T he business is n ation to a vwJrld power w ithin a a m inor portion. C ounting the prop- kla funds. H is cash should be cairied on in trastate and interstate, century, is still good enough. erty tax, liquor taxes, incom es and Pul into goods, a hom e or a sm all Sch lesser B rothers started to m ake On June 8th, the Young D em ocrats excise« and even the gasoline tux, the furnishin gs, jew els, and w orks their now fam ous “M an-K ind” U. S o f T exas w ent on record as being ag- 8tute w ould get directly less than $15,- o t art. M ost im portant of all he Inspected and P assed D og and Cat gressiv ely opposed to any ^ ch an ge ooo.OOO. And o f this m uch reverts should have som e stock s of "inflation” Food in 1932. The m eat ingredients w hich would "destioy the Conalftu- puck to counties. The h eavy assess- com panies such as those producing or and cereals utilized in the m anufac- tion. At the sam e tim e, the orgunl- n ien ts are in county, city and d istrict p rocessin g ra w m aterials. ture of their products m ust pass the zaiion went on i <■<<>!d as favoring taxes. . abolition of child labor, state codes of eth ics to cover w orking hours and • • • • • E asy M oney u Tw o tvugi-d .Sword w iae and other reform of a social in co m e ta x returns w ere sent out to w h ile ch eap m oney is now benefl- Eugene Brookings character, w hich show s that the 68,820 residents of Oregon, but only Ciul, over the long term it w-.uld A TT O R N E Y Y. ung D em ocrats are not opposed to 40,000 of these m ake p aym ents. The d am age the nation. One of the prin- < h in ge which can be achieved w ithin oth ers w ere exem pt under the law, cluu i reasons foi savimr is to create the lim onstitution. T hey cith er u because in com es es were ■ { Und, tile interest f from , “ g 18 w hich to create Beaverton Portland , its of ,, tha . C .. I , c i n u s e their men incom w oe a w ill R ossi Bldg. ¡ sim ply realize that th. kind of reform sm all or other exem ptions elim inated piovm t. for the saver in his old age. Bedell Bldg. B eaverton 7403 AT. 5671 a ctiv ity favored by m any p resen t-d a y them from the picture. B u t th ese pay ln teregt ia the K c m iu m p a id the o ffic i'holders wn'uld mean the end or indirect taxes and undoubtedly gaso- ow ner for postponing to a later date State ; rights, th< ■: ine o f a virtual po line and property taxes. t lie .sa tisfa ctio n o f his w ant. If the litic. il uutocru y, and the destruction prem ium is not attra ctiv e enough, o f Individual liberties. m any people will use their cash im i T his is a busy season a t the se c r e m ediately. W ith savin gs bank in ter o f sta te's office, a s all autom o est rates halved, it la n ece ssa iy to Statesm en vs. Hypocrites tary bile drivers by next M onday m ust build up tw ice as la<rge a fund as for have new licen ses or are subject to E very national or econom ic crisis th e penalty, if caught. It is declared m erly, gra n tin g that the cost o f liv in g devuiopcs both statesm en and hypo- there arc about 360,000 operators in rem ains sta tic. M inever, it is possible th a t the g overn m en t’s relief and so- elites. lije state. M onday n ight only 90,000 c ja | experim ents ure lessen in g the It tukes m uch less bruins or cour o f th ese had applied for new licenses tear o f o ld -a g e poverty. H ence, there age to be a hyprocrite than to be a Under the new Law no exum inat* >ns is less inducem ent to save today statesm an. are neces«ary unless you are oveir 90 It lake., n erve to tell the tru th to years o f age or have never had a li than ever before. Anuthnr unfavorable e ffe c t o f easy people w ho have been m isled or m is cense. The perm its w ill be good for m oney is the stim ulation of debt. inform ed. tw o years. Hutulruiln or people come W ith the carrying ch arges very light, The S tate of Oregon is fortun ate in to tiie sta te o ffice building daily foi a jj c{aKiiütí are encouraged to take < 'ii having a governor, G eneral C harles p erm its w hile thousands have w ritten unnecessary obligations. For instance H. M artin, w ho stick s by his oath of in for them . I have heatd it said that we can o ffic e and says, w hen ”1 w as inaugur double the 1929 federal debt total ; ated, I becam e govern»,’r of the w hole Leave it W a m ilitary governor to w ithout danger f- 'r the interest rate ■ people, anil that is w hat I Intend to muko a stra ta g lc m ove. T he order on the public debt is ju st half what | be throughout m y term .” T his is a false reas- I In d ealin g w ith tiie lumber strik e in for the Oregon N ationui Guard, about it w as in 1929. T he Iiiw o f Supply and De- j O iegon and W ashington, G overnor 3.1XH) strong, to m iuch tn Portland. oning. Mai tin sel - an exam ple for ail public just before they d em o b ilized from the nianil applies to in terest rates just as When o ffic ia ls in handling labor disputes, su m m er train in g cam p could not have it does to rents and w ages. H e says: been better tim ed. Anil an y o n e wat- con fidence returns, {unfits w ill in "Men have a right to picket and oiling this review will becom e oo*n- crease and capltul will becom e scarce. ih e lig h t by moral suasion to try t<o vinced that th ese sh ock troops are a In terest rates anil carrying charges w ill rise shasply. Only then will w e | get other m en to stuy aw ay, but when perfect ace in the hoie. realize thut w e have bitten o ff more thu gs and scoundrels try to do what than w e can ch ew and th a t w e have i 500 m en from Portland tried to do to rt is doubtful how ever, if tile guard laid the basis for an oth er period of 1 a mill in F orest Grove, thut'a in tim i will have to tie called out In Oregon, ec nom lc distress. dation. B u sin ess, as estim ated by th e Bab "K veryl :ly hi the sum e rights sin ce state police squads have been under < C onstitution m an or wo- doing excellen t w ork. T he sta te has son chart, now icg lsten s 22 per cent m an, rich or poor, w hite or colored. a fine police organ ization, and ju d g below norm al and is 4 per cent be "If a m an w ants to work anti an em ing from the com m en dation s received low a year ago. ployer w ants to hire him, thnt man by the Governor, its a ctiv itie s have should he guaranteed the right to m et w ith popular favor by citizens. , . . Health • i i i * work N o one questions th e right of Is W ealth a w ork in g m an to collective bargain- , The report o f th e sta te planning ing. Il he w ants to im prove his w ork Be w ealthy in health through Dr. board relative to a new capltol build ing conditions, he has a perfect f ight ing w as due to be m ade th e latter K eller's d ru gless painless osteopathic lo quit.” No ch arge for exam ination part o f th is w eek. W hatever the re system . T hat Is sound A m ericnnism nml G mv - urinalysis, blooil-pres- port, it will have to bo decided ln the for acidity, ernor M artin has m ade It clear that final an alysis by th e legislature. 1313 P hone B R oad w ay 2908. It sure. no labor group or Industrial group Is board N. W. W ashington. goin g to in frin ge upon the law s that - w as believed the planning would m ake so m any proposals that w ere draw n to |n o tec t nil the people If you h ave som eth in g to sell and Its report w ould have to run through union nmn or non-unl^n, sm all em a separator to part the ch a ff from are in a hurry to dispose of it. I-et ployer or large em ployer. the cla ssified colum ns of tills paper It In good to n ic to find a governor j the grain. prove Its ability as a speedy and effi m ak in g such straigh tforw ard state- i cient sa les m edium . m en ts and bucking them up w ith the Your Dreams police {lower o f the state t</ protect the life p iperty und Jobs o f "all" the • Come True people. Thut Is courage, not hypoc- I rlsy. it's ii b ioad statem en t but when you » • • • • see tho adorable k itchen cabinets strenuous days the al anil corner cupboards m ade a t the corns to be the an- Abney W ood P rod u cts you will agree i f the pr tiieins o f life. it's tim e to rem odel . . . reasonable * * * prices. . . and estim a tes gludly . . . 2504 N. E. Sandy. TR. 1964 | num an food exclusively. Any pet ow ner or anim al lover should take particular care in selectin g th e food o that the health and w elfare o f their anim al friends will not be Jeopardized “M an-K ind” being such an ou tstan d ing quality product has taken the public by storm and is in dem and everyw here from the P a cific to the A t.antic Coast. The m any unsolicited testim onials from Man-Kind users, w hich teach Schlesser B rothers a l m ost daily, speak for the q uality of this food" In the S la te of Oregon every dealer in Pet fooas as w ell as ail groceries stock Man-Kind and will recom m end it. For those not having tried th is real dog and cat food as yet It should be recom m ended to do so ;th e results on their pet an im als w ill be m ost sa tis factory. Schlesser B rothers also m an u fa c ture “M an-Kind D og W a fers” w hich is a concentrated dried d og and cat food, also available everyw h ere. T his product is an ou tstan d in g q u ality ar ticle too, w ell w orth tryin g, if not having been used already. MON. THUKS DANCE h H is M usic The Lonesom e Club 821 S. W. 4th Ave. Portland A D M ISSIO N A LW AYS 25c A FREE TI CKET through CALIFORNIA on low summer roundtrlps EAST A fr e e tic k e t through C aliforn ia! That, in effect, is what Southern Pacific gives you o n a summer roundtrip East.This means you can visit California on your way to or from the East fo r not a single cent more J u re than the lowest roundtrip direfl East and back. This applies from most western Oregon and Washington points to almost any eastern destination. Stop over in San Francisco, Los Angeles, or any w here along the line. Return by a northern U. S. or Canadian line. Or g o by the N orth, return through California. Low’ summer fares are In effect May 15 to O ctober 15. Return lim it O ctober 31. AIR-CONDITIONED TRAINS! T his sum m erour 5 leading trains w ill be air-conditioned completely. N o matter what type o f accom m odation you ch oose you’ll have co o l, clean, fresh air and quiet all the way. Here are two summer roundtrip examples. Similar low ]ares every where. Roundtrip: Coach Tourist Standard C H I C A G O ..................*57.35 * 68.80 N E W Y O R K . .............*95.75* *107.20* *45 day return lim it . October 31 lim it slightly higher. * 86.00 *124.40* *• Coach fares rood in coaches a n d chair cars. Tourist fares good in Tourist Pullmans (plus berth). Standard fares good in a ll types o f accommodations {plus Pullm an charges). P acific F ol D etails w rite J. A. O rm ondy P a cific Building, G eneral P assen ger Portland, Oregon MONEY DOWN Now you can drive on D IA M O N D TIRES N o n e e d to p u t • -ff b u y in g tiro s. V ery Kua.v T« rm s. N o M o n ey dow n. No ln v o * llg » t m t re q u ire d . I m in i'll ioti- s e rv ic e . D ia m o m i T . h s . H o b t» I latterie«*, It. C. \ . Ita«l,os. JACK & VAN ■no. Seo Jack and W ear Diam ond* 1300 S. W . Morrison St. At 13th BE. 1191 F R I. SAT. W ith C'laudv Brereton and W O :v Comes the Five-Ten >8, 1933 v4nmr4mwr/M —— r CEXEKAL m K 0 L t l > l CORPORATION...,< Socony-iacuutu C o n tin s A gent 705 ».
