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Beaverton Office— Broadway at O. K. track«, Phone Beaverton 7503
Portland Office—«08 Dekum Bldg., Phone ATwater 5914________
But their capital had shrunk in value
Right or Wrong
and their return had seriously de­
on gooa industrial and mort­
He Had Hi» Nerve clined
gage securities, while taxes had
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Firth X-Ray Chiropractors
Who have had years of experience in the practice of their profession are
head of one of the largest and best equipped Chiropractic Offices in the Or-
pheum Theatre Building in Portland 1—X-Ray Examination without Charge
-r Obligation See your condition with your own eyes—Accept no cases where
they cannot benefit the patient — Practice only chiropractic using the very
latest and most modern methods in the science — You are cordially invited
to call at their office for a consultation and examination without obligation—
I Phone: ATwater 4453.
With an unusual and thorough training the Firth X-Ray Chiropractors
are without doubt among the leading poop,« in this profession in the country.
Besides knowledge gained thru years of study, they have equipped tbeir of­
fices to meet the demand of every patient. They are now heads of one of the
largest and best equipped offices for tne practice in the city. They have re­
stored health to hundreds ■ot people.
Tbeir practice has increased by rapid strides and people go to their office
weekly to consult them from all parts of this and adjoining counties, and the
1 great work being dor.ein the relief of the suffering is phenomenal. Then
again, the patients come from the very best c>ass of people, people of standing
in the community in which they live.
If you are not in good health you should see the Firth X-Ray Chiroprac­
tors, known all over this section as leading chiropractors.
They will prove
i to you beyond a question of a doubt that the primary cause of your sickness
, lies with your spine. They will point out the nerve or nerves that are being
impoverished due to the pressure upon them caused by subluxation of the
spine, why you have rheumatism, heart trouble, stomach trouble, kianey
I trouble, headaches, nervousness, neuritis or a general breakdown in health
and how to overcome these diseases without purging the system with drugs.
Tho you swim in drugs, the <Aiiy way to get permanent relief is to remove
l the cause of the disease..
They will refer you to many people here, possibly
, your neighbors, whose health has been restored by their chiropractic spinal
adjustments. If they do not think they can help you they will tell yCu so
and not accept a case regardless of fee, unless they can conscientiously feel
I that a cure can be obtained or relief given.
Science has progressed perhaps more rapidly during the last decade than
in any previous period of the world's history, and one of the sciences that
has been brought to a high degree of perfection is that science and art of
chiropractic.
In making this review we are glad to compliment the Firth X-Ray Chiro­
practors upon their success in their chosen profession and to refer their
ability to our readers. Any person coming into the office with this article
or mentioning reading the article in any our four papers, will receive a
complete X-Ray free of charge.
grea’ ly increased.
The proprietor said to me:
"My
wife and I are thinking seriously of
doing what a friend of ours has
just done—cash in on ali insurance
policies, sell securities and take a
trip around the world before the tax
collectors, license collectors and law­
makers eat up or confiscate the bal­
ance o f our savings."
That's a pretty tough statement
from a plain everyday citizen.
But
It is true and shows the trend ot
thought that Is developing.
The
growing political tendency to under-1
More next week on this.
mire the morale of the nation by dea- l**e first built by the^ state,
To Stop Kidnapping
tructive legislation and taxation, is
In 1914 the .one-fourth mill tax was
At the state capitol the past few
the greatest menace to recovery and
The kidnapping of George Weyer- future prosperity.
levied and continued until 1921. This weeks the famous pastime has been
hauser </f Tacoma, Wash., for whose
source alone provided about $2,500,000 suggesting the type, site, and cost of
return his wealthy parents gave a
of the total amount.
Then it was the new capitol
structure.
And
ransom of $200,000, has added fresh
not until 1917 that two other sources where' has anyone seen a more diver-
impetus to the movement for the en­
were used for highway funds—the sified point of view than in Marion
actment of legislation which would
sale of bonds and the motor vehicle county.
It was Marion county citi-
dutiaw transactions of this nature.
I license fees.
The latter increased zens (allegedly so) who protested
It ie contended by many that only by
j until the peak in 1930 when automo- tearing down the old walls. It was
making the payment of a ransom
bile licenses were reduced.
so-called Marion county citizens who
equivalent to "compounding felony”
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protested paying more than a quar-
3rd Coast Artillery, Fort Stevens,
can the kidnapping menace
be
Bond.i were sold each year with the ter million dollars for a new building. Defense Bijl Provides
Oregon.
Vacancies for the Infantry
stamped out.
It is asserted that In
ERNEST L. GRAY I exception of 1924, 1926, 1927, 1928, 1929 But these elements, believe It dr not,
China, and 7th Infantry, Chilkobt Bar­
for
Increased
Enlistment
countries where ransom payments are
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i and lust year and the first six were not the true representatives of
racks, Alaska, are available to former
forbidden, the crime of kidnapping
More than 300 people last Sunday months of this year.
In 1919 Other the viewpoint of the regular residents,
service men. Inquiries regarding en­
is almost unknown.
night paid 40 cents admission each tOif,ou,ces were added, including a gaso-
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“ Under the provisions of the recent­ listment should be addressed to the
hear Upton Sinclair “sell” his Epic ' *ne tax* w*1*c*1 wafl later increased;
After all, when taken in cool con- ly enacted National Defense Bili, the Army Recruiting Office, 323 New
program at Salem..
There were per- I cooPerative aid from both the federal sideration, the type of building de- War Department will increase the en­ Post Office Building.
Cracked Bones for Lunch?
haps thousands in the state who did government and the counties; small sired by those (speaking advisedly) listed personnel of the Army from !
the same, paying for Sinclair's cam- miscellaneous receipts and interest who desire the best for the city, 118,000 to about 165,000, or an in- !
We thought we were going to hear paign in California last year when he on daily cash balances. ^
county and state, are favorable to any crease of some 45,000 men during the Coupon Special
something when the radio voice an­ was defeated for governor.
$3.50 O’J Permanent
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thing which the special session tdt the next year.
nounced that when meat i» high one candid about It and admits that In
Interest on daily balances ceased legislature will select.
At the pres-
« . . . to , 5 1 9 5
Abt/ut 15,000 of this increase is ex-1
can get a beef bone, have it crackAl why he is on a speaking tour
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In 1920 the one ent time it appears the addition of
up well and boil It with some vege­
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mill market noad levy was added to Willamette university is
favored, pected to be effected by September by j
Also 5flc Fin- n r
tables. The resulting juice adds phos­
sources, as well as cooperative rail- with the gracious offer of the city of recruiting agencies of the Army at
ger Wave for « « J C
large,
and
to
District
Recruiting
Offi-j
phorous and other minerals to the
His talk Itself was not very inter- road crossing work.
The one mill Salem for the city park just west of
AV.'th This Coupon
but
the
eater. Now we know why some ban- eating,
open discussion fax wtta eliminated in 1932.
In 1923 the old capitol grounds. And, where cers has been allotted the big task of
for a limited time
quent speakers are so phosphorescent when he answered numerous ques- fincs f rom vehicle law violations were outside of a few narrow-minded po- 1 enlisting this large number of men |
only.
They usually stop eating after the I H°ns afterwards was far more worth added, and in 1929 the first motor liticians who bv the wav are inter- within a comparatively short space
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what people
paid,
if 1 it 4 t was
worth i transportation act was passed . . giving
ested only
in *• themselves,
can one of time.
BEAUTY SHOPPE
anything.
He was Introduced by I an additiolnal revenue.
; find any opposition. Your column- | Extensive plans are now under way 200 Guardian Bldg.,
Senator Pete Zimmerman, also a de­
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1st claims to know there are none in the Portland Recruiting District to j
Aider Nr 3rd
AT. 5607
An Old Deal
feated candidate
but in Oregon's
meet this problem, according to word
The largest source of the highway other than those,
campaign, and his followers were revenue during these years was that
received from Major H. D. Bagnall, j
those on© would expect to be there.
from the gasoline sales tax which
the Army Recruiting Officer, in Port-1
The “ Midget NRA" will soon be
started In 1919 and wag increased American Carry Over of
land, Oregon.
The Portland office
the “ missing NRA.”
Already the
The outstanding point however was from one cent a gallon to five cents, Wheat Lower than in Years presents a busy scene these days and
Federal Trade Commission has been
as a part of the expansion program.
handed the living remains of the what Sinclair said about the Town-: This sum alone gave the state a total
It was I o f nearly $60,000,000 since its inoep-
Numerous vacancies exist in Army
codes with White House Instructions send Old Age pension plan.
The first carload of the 1935 wheat branches at the present time, includ­
to aid business to arrange better re­ outstanding because most of his aud tlon, and one which has been advo-
lations In business.
Thus the great iencc consisted of the Townsend plan | cated by stfine to pay for the cost of crop has reached the Chicago market ing assignments to the 7th Infantry
Sinclair declared
him-1 the new state capitol building. But and from now until the last of the at Vancouver Barracks, Washington,
Commission born nearly a quarter of supporters.
a century ago and brought to th e !8elf °PP°8ed td the plan, declaring this suggestion has been ruled out by spring wheat Is harvested around
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Sept. 1 in the nortar ent, income from
fullness of efficiency during its many it would never work under the sys common sense.
fern
of
taxation
of
the
present
time.
this greatest of American grain
years .of usefulness has tasen up It«
The next highest revenue return for crops will be an item of economic
cards that were almost lost In the
He wont further, by saying, the highways was that of motor vehicle and political importance in the great
shuffle of the new deal.—U .S. Press
plan only took the money from the j license fees which in itself totaled region known as “the bread basket of
Come tn i m
Assn.
young to give it to the old.
He said more than $53,000,000 since it was ap- America.”
The wheat harvest has
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j it would not increase the buying | proved in 1919 for the first time. begun in the central states and the
Blessed is the man who,
having power, but instead advocated his Next to that the largest amount harvesting will progress
northward
tune you art
nothing to say, abstains from
giving plan nf $50 a month to all over 60 as raised was from bond Issues, but oth- over the next two weeks.
us wordy evidence of the fact.
the result of hiH producing proposal.: erwlse the total from federal aid.
The best estimates now are that the
M tenim
Tt must have been somewhat of a matched by state funds, was next at j total 1935 Americnn wheat crop will
a rate of nearly $31,000,000 for the re be approximately 700,000,000 bushels,
Check your fires and save your shock to hia ardent followers.
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maining years.
checks.
Prevention takes the Ire
or more than 80,000.000 bushels in ex­
Undoubtedly many went out of
out of fire.
cess of our domestic needs.
This
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curiosity, but there were many there
Highway figures are interesting, | compares with a total 1934 crop of
In the final adjustment, If we are who had hoped for something more j and upon further query your colum- | less than 500,000,000 bushels, because
Eugene Brookings
correctly taught, you will be r e w a r d - than be “sold” them.
Sinclair has a | nlst could go into them at length, of the severe diought of last summer, I
ed for the godd you do, rather than j pleasing personality, but he Is not hut it Is suffice to say at the present; and which was below our dotnestic
ATTORNEY
A MILE- AND LESS
for the goods you have accumulated. particularly a lecturer, nor Is he con­ that of all the funds collected only ' needs..
The American carryover of
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vincing.
$165,348,000 was expended on oot>- wheat is now at the lowest figure in
Portland
Beaverton
Next time you go to Cali­
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■tructlon, maintenance and adminls- ¡several years, and, in fact, some wheat Bedell Bldg.
This, of all times, Is a time when
Rossi Bldg.
fornia, try the train. Let the
An interesting report the past week tratlon of such work.
AT. 5671
The bulk of was imported during the last year
Beaverton 7403
the air should be free from the ru­
engineer drive you safely,
shows
that
the
state
highway
com-
j
it
was
in
interest
on
outstanding!
from
mors of war, when the time, and
Australia and Canada because
swiftly, over the smoothest
thought, and energy, and resources mission has received in fees and bonds and repayment of these bonds. I of the short 1934 crop,
highway yetinvented. It’s the
of the world should be devoted to the other sources for highway expend!- j
economical and comfortable
FINLEY
$
SON
purpose of rebuilding rather than tures nearly a quarter billion dollars,
way to go. Railroad fares are
MgSffiSgK
Funeral UlrecSuni
equivalent on an average of more
toward destruction.
touching bottom at 2r s mile
Montgomery 8t.
4th
than $200 from every man, woman,
and less. Pullman charges are
and child in Oregon during the past
to Fifth
Things One Remembers 21 year«, a figure at about $10 a year
a third less than formerly.
Motor Equipment,
each.
The total was $218,695,528.
By R. M. Hofer
8taff
A
Facilities
for
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• pusilli ww. 8ervlng Portland and
In Portland N. W. corner Union and Hawthorne, Tele-EAst
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I was talking to the proprietor of
But the bulk of this money wns re-
4019.
W
ood,
Wire
and
Disc
Wheel
Repairing.
The
Its Suburbs
a small cleaning and pressing shf$p ¡ celved from 1917, the year the state
Columbia Wheel Corporation is well equipped for All
In a western city recently. By work­ highway commission was created.
ing hard and denying themselves Prior to that time the road funds
Classes of High Grade Wheel Work, they have Estab­
many pleasures, he and his wife had were disbursed by the board of cen­
Flowers
lished an Enviable Reputation for Expert Service and
saved money and made Investments, tre/!.
In all that time the state legis­
on the Income from which they ex­ lature appropriated but $10,000, that
Reasonable
Prices.
Much
work
is
daily
received
by
Flower* for all Occasions
pected to live In their later years. In 1913 to build the first roads that is
Funeral Designs Promptly
this Shop from the Surrounding Territory.
Del.sort'd
The prices are of the mo^t pleasing character and the promptness o f the
ice your agent, or write J. A.Onnandy,
Terwilliger Greenhouse
satisfying kind, getting the work done when promised.
105 Pacific Bidg., Portland, Oregon
Near
Bertha
Station
Phone
AT.
1020
Mr. John Taoe, realised when he started in business that tt was necessary
to e»iuip the place in a nnowt complete and modern style and so they installed
the latest of scientific machinery necessary in an establishment of this kind.
REALTOR
This is offe of the reliable institutions of this section and when you need
Offices of this Well Known Real Estate Concern Located in anything in the line of wheel and axle repair service you can do no better than
Portland at 1323 N. E. Broadaway, Telephone GA. |gn/to the Columbia wheel corporation .
The service has always been efficient and courteous
As a result the busi­
1106.
Sponsoring Growing Sections of a Prosperous ness grew to such proportions they found it necessary to i rovide a modern
Community Where Value Increases Every Day. Are shop.. This they did and now have one tV the most modern in the city. It is
scientifically equipped us regards nil classes of wheel work for motorists manu­
Realtors Known Throughout the County and at Your facturers or faimers are prepared to render a service on these lines which
Service in all That Pertains to Real Estate, Are Sub­ equals that of any offered in the largest cities o f the nation.
are experts in the business and no matter what work you desire you
stantial Contributors to the Progress of Portland and i will There
find thorn always ready and willing, not only to serve you but also to
give you valuable advice and suggestI-Jns ns regards anything connected with
Vicinity.
the business. Their plant Is a credit to the community and a tribute to their
One o f the essential qualities of successful operation In real estate Is a progressive and reliable policies.
comprehensive knowledge of the business . Another Is the Inherent ability
Those of our readers who desire any work of this nature executed should
to bring deals to a successful and satisfactory close That this office Is In
Wk««k«» you i t I celti«. »keep. Ot duty fermer,
charge at all times of men amply endowed with the above attributes ia evi­ avail themselves ,Jf the services of this well known establishment we can as­
totry Spurt* bSn*i ike need fot rtf w wetfrin* Unk»
sure
them
of
the
most
relinble
wprk,
while
the
charges
ale
always
right.
denced by its successful operations throughout this part o f the state.
O t troufki and frequently 1 er w«|on Unit.
We compliment Mr. John Taoe ujon his well merited progress and the in-|
In this dsy and age when conservative men are constantly seeking Invest-j
creasing
patronage.
ments where they are not only assured a permanent source of Income, but a
reasonable certainty of increasing In value, the real estnte dtailer Is doing
S u l l PIPI
more than his share to meet the demands
such men This locality Is indeed
VARIOUS typf i oi »«ton end ito c l Uni»» a wtll
fortunate in having In its midst such a firm a« the Atltson Dean Co.
Fill your wants from the classl-
•• ikffp troufkt tt* elweyi on k«nd •» Beall*. Tkfi* irt rug.
This Institution has been closely Identified with the growth and expansion fied columns.
proofed o» tfkunittd, kevf iko lop cdye roiled to prevent
SACRIFICED TIRES
of the section and has made a cloae study of real estate conditions so that
they could offer both the buying and selling pubtlc the very best service. They
•n»u'v lo ike Crtmuli, ere cenly dcenedi ond ellow nertkoe
have on their books a large list of most detdrnble properties for sdte, both
Roy’s Guaranteed Retreads
leekeye or <eepe*o>
town and country at price*» that can not fall to be attractive to the Intending
Walter
C.
Kenworthy
purchaser.
4 75x19 ff $3.50
4 . 50 x 21 @$ 2.95
5.00x20'U $3 95
5.00x21 í» $3 95
Drop in at any time and talk things over with them. They are personally
"U tA itB FOR INFORMATION
6 00x21 ff $5 50
6.00x20® $5 50
interested In the progress of the entire community and always anxious to
discuss the advantages of this section and to learn of any manner in which
Other sizes accordingly
in his
the home community may be improved. They have been tireless in their ef- I
Our Super Retreads are made in full
fort«, straightforward In their dealing*» and reliable in thstr policies.
Moulds and Carry New Tire
new location Circle
Guarantee
This place has made it a point not to list property for »ale for more than
its value, this is where their close stu<ly of local conditions render them an
as of
authority on values In all transactions their word is as good as their bond
Used Tires $1.00 and Up
and the people have come to look for them when seeking a desirable medium
Vulcanizing
$1.00 and Up
July
1,
1935
through which they may dispose o f their property.
Allison Dean company are to be complimented for their past reputation
Mrs Kenworthy Lady Attendant
R O Y ’S TIRE SHOP
of foreseeing the trend In teal estate values and there is n«y’ reason why
1945 N. COLUMBIA BLV0.
1536 M. K. lit!» Ave.
723 W Burnside, bt. Broadway A Park
their future eervice will not retain the same foresight. With this fact tn
K E N T O N S T A T IO N ,
BEacon 3870
EA. 0075
lti* ph >ne EA. 8998
mind whether the purchaser be an tnveetor, a speculator, or a home builder
PORTLAND, O R E G O N .
be will profit by his association with them.
Assistant Attorney-General Harold
M. Stephens told the Supreme Court
that “physical ability, mental alert­
ness and cooperativeness tend to fail
after a man is 65.“
Five of the eight men he was ad­
dressing were over 65. Lists of men
over 65 who have achieved greatly
in competition with those muCh youn­
ger, could be compiled. We are re­
minded of the old Indian saying “The
seventies have all the forties and
twenties in them.”
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