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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1935)
r 1 r~ FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 19.S5 DEAVERTON ENTERPRISE Married Recently T H. H. JEFFRIES, Publisher ! is a little different than is being used io n most of the >vther projects in this j county due to the difference in the ¡supply of water and the topography of the hind. New Exhibit Added in Ford Building enrich the ground by supplying nitro gen to it. The beans have been used for centuries as a food and are now finding wide uses in industry through the research conducted by the Ford Motor Company. A new unit has been added to the Industrialized Farm Exhibit in the Ford Exposition Building at San Di Subscribe to the Enterprise only ego. It is a one-tenth scale working $1 a year. Continued from Page 1 model of a soy bean oil extractor ana | is used to demonstrate the methods j S m . iljzu tion E ssen tia l to employed in the Ford Motor Com T r a d e K vivul pany’s Plant at Dearborn, Mich., in inis study is a concrete reason why removing the oil from soy beans pre I iuvor low tariffs:—Government sta- paratory to their use as a plastic tic.uns examined two groups of thir- material. ly-six typical industries in 1329- -one Soy beans provide the basic material | higniy protected and the ^ther without tariff aid. Average wages were found from which are made gear shift lever i to Le fifty per cent higher in the un balls, electrical switch handles, win- j protected group than in the former. dow fiame mouldings, horn button.-, i In addition, consumers were actually distributor housings and many other i A MILE-AND LESS injured by the tariff because of the parts of the Ford V-8. The oil is ex-1 nigh prices which they were forced to traded by a solvent which is distilled I Next time you g o to Cali pay 6iT products of the protected to free the oil. The flakes are dried ' fornia, try the train. Let the after the oil has been extracted and group. engineer drive you safely, are then mixed with coloring matter Furthermore, the currency pioblem swiftly, over the smoothest is still as unsettled as ever. Three or and other materials before they are highway yetinvented. It’s the four European countries cling desper compressed. economical and comfortable Soy beans are believed to be an ideal ately to the gold standard even though way to go. Railroad fares are so-ner or later devaluation on their plastic substance because they can b; touching bottom at 2ra mile grown in almost any climate with part will probably be a necessity. Thi3 and less. Pullman charges are They gold bloc, for the past two years, has little water and in sour soil. a third less than formerly. been the center of the world’s mone tary disturbance. Hence, devaluation 1 now, might set the stage for interna Coupon Special 75c Shampoo C A tional currency stabilization in the & finger wave*»W v near futura. The latter, however, 50c Marcel for without a geneial lifting of trade bar riers, could be but a temporary aid. Perman Some day, no one can say when, a ents great wave ¡of popular discontent j against the fettering of world com- up All work Guaranteed merc» will sweep the world. Security com >8 only through helping ’’the LOIS MAE other fellow” and raising him to our , BEAUTY SlIOPPE standars. Remember nations can 1 20V Guarii •tin Bldg., see your agent, or write J. A. Ormandy, i prosper again only as the pendulum 705 Pacific Uldg., Portland, Oregon Alder Nr 3rd AT. 5607 swings back. They must turn from the present frenzied policy to attain economic independence. They must move towards a freer intercourse 1 among nations of humans, goods, and services! Business, as estimated by the Bab- sonchart, is now 19 per cent below I ! normal, but 6 per cent above a year ago. Copyright 1935 BAUSON MAYS Published Friday of each w«ek by the Pioneer Publishing Co., at Beaverton, Ore. Entered as »econd-class matter at the postoffice at ^Beaverton, Ore. Hubecrlptlou lute* One Veaç _ S lx Mouths ______ _________ 41.00 _____________ .60o Three Month« ---- --- --------------- S .35c Subscriptions Payable in Advance 7A lf.ihis.U cU H Beaverton Office—Broadway at O. E. tracks, Phone Beaverton 7503 h*orUaiiU Office—*06 Pekum Bldg., Phone ATwaUr 6014 times more than our Imports we ex- 1 ported 350,000,000 bushels of wheat Mild prosperity is headed this way,¡During the iaet eleven months of the \ a recent economic survey Indicates. j New Deal we exported only 20,000,337 i Is this on the basis ox expected in- ■ bushel of wheat and imported 23,603,- ' creases in production? j 000 bushels. In the meantime we are I Partly. Though the heavy Indus- paying farmers for plowing up or not tries are «till groaning for some extra- | planting crops, through processing seasonal benefits this fall. Corpor- taxes levied against the consumer. In ate earnings are expected to be great- the last five months we have exported er than for any year since 1931. j **¡.031 bushels of corn and imported But strangely enough, the p r e d i c - 1 t,ushels tion of better times is being m a d e™ W g hVd of 'th T i m p S ^ p o r t ! the personal spending habits of Bank, it ie learned that Secretary American people. Hull has completed 290 trade agree- The people are buying little luxur- ment8 with foreign countries that dis-, ies which haven”t been indulged in criminate againat the United States, since the boom days. In other words, we have been making) Ther« is the steudy increase in * e a gobd fellow of Uncle Sam by caus- sale of automobiles. These aren’t es- lng foreign discrimination against ouri sential luxuries, but a new new oar ca. where «***=*- own farmerg and workmen. The Peek indul- - rej;0rt shows that with the exception an old one might do is a little ‘ “ tie mdu gence which shows the direction the e|even m|nor nation« every country wind is blowing.^ ^ # with which Secretary Hull has dealt is * * j discriminating' against products of LJ M j •. p -ii ¡the United States. France has 50 r i e M a d e It I OSSIDle agreements that exclude our products. Surprise is registered by our M r . ! G*rmany had 57, Greece 23, Great Brl- Willium C. Bullitt, ambassador to So-1ta*? IUI^ 21 C“ nf /la .e Bnt’ viet Bussia, over speeches about the j . The N#w ^Y 01" ,th* ftt, mef’ or United Slate* at the Third interna- ‘ f1® lab” rfJ’ wtth vote-catching legisla- i . tion and then when his back is turnpd » < » >« ~ * t « **• Mild Prosperity »'* -* 2 * 25c $1.95 Scmfiterii Pacific rr ir m r,£: course, to foment tiuuDie in t*ie r r United States, as elsewhere throughout I ^ J i ^ ^ t l o n of our own commod. the world, are inconsistent with the itle8' ° re»°n Common Sense. Soviet treaty with our country. Tech- , nically they may be, but it has nevei Discouraging to U. b. Labor been no’ted anywhere that the Soviet Qf ^ ^ lluphazalU huntUin oX n event to interfere with !h..ir their I plan eventu u- ally to set up dictatorships in every country on the globe. « “ • * « »« * • »V Washington, pemaps Send your want ads to this paper. none is more tnoughtless man the re All its readers are interested in its cent PWA announcement that all bor classified columns. rowers of tunas tor public works must M contemplating a protest against the i-cieigu comempiuii g P B ., countries if the price is lit per cent speeches which have bo upset him. less. r r I -—Courtesy News-Telegram Ultra Violet, Infra Red, Sun Rays If he does so, it is a cinch that a in other words, if Japan, Czeohoslo- Mis. R. Wellington Madsen (Adaline Massage, Electricity most polite "regret” will be his net or Russia, witn labor otten a . Jeffries) who was married at a return. And meanwhile the Soviet I vakia, q day s woik than I garden wedding at the parental home Internationale will continue its bur-; ^___ ,» wing p rocess. By recognizing R ub - I An*orican workers get in an hour, can Juiy 30th. Chiropractic Physician siu, we have made it easy for iu|»,roduc« ".aterials cheaply enough, Ue | Drugless Methods Government will use taxpayers money agent« to operate here.—News-Tele- to purchase these foreign imports. Formerly President and Instructor p • r? , . . gram. at There are but two results that can L-O U nty r a r m e r s I n v i t e d Incorporated Chiropractic College come from such a policy: either to Make Valley Tour (il INCLUSIVE TREATMENT wage scales in this country must be W ho Should be Punished? broken down in order u? meet this\ ^ Broadway Bldg., BE. 0492 Washington county farmers inter Borne congressmen are talking competition, or else public works mon about impeaching the president for ey taken from the taxpayers will be ested in irrigation will be interested violating the constitution. Wouldn't sent abroad to keep foreign factories in the Willamette valley irrigation a congressman wlv/ voted for the operating while American plants re tour which will be held Wednesday "UNCALLED FOR” and Thursday, August 21 and 22 be presidents program look swell voting main idle. No/ one can believe that the Admin ginning in the vicinity of Eugene on for the impeachment of the president? And worse than that. How would istration is seeking to lower American the 21st and concluding in Washing The average wage in the ton county on the 22nd. congressmen look wiio went out In wages. In the Eugene region, truck and ! 1934 and were reelected On the slogan steel industry here, for instance, is Reg. $25 to $40 Ihut they had supported the president, 225 per cent above the average ubroad fruit crops will feature irrigation in violating the constitution, voting and last year 316,661 tons were im work that will be seen. Various other Now S I O 00 lor impeucluuent? But innocent con ported with an estimated loss of seven projects will be viewed there and thru and $15 The tour will gressmen should have some protection and a half million man hours to Am the Willamette valley. terminate at the John Thornburgh against a president who leads them erican wotkers. BRAND NEW TAI- Neither can it be believed that there and Robert Warrens’ farms on Gale into temptation and trouble and so I.OR-MADE SUITS, ia a deliberate policy of taking money Creek. they talk about the proper punish GUARANTEED TO appropriated by Congress to relieve The caravan will arrive at tne ment for him.—Sheridan Bun. » IT O R Y O U R j distress In this country and sending it Thornburg place at noon Thursday, • • • • • MONEY HACK! mbroud, while Industry seeks to in- the 22nd, where dinner will be served Good news about women s garb. It s j crease employment, by the Gales Creek Women's club at a going to be more colorful. Accord- * Tho only answer is that there was cost ic/f 50c per plate. Those inlend- Ing U J predictions Of the Drygoods ; 8ome more . muddle-heuded. but oostiy, ing to be present at this dinner should Ilarry Copeland a ul u m I.iio n r 1 III i i ’ . i i n n n lin o . . > • . . . I » association, of every 100 women buy- thinklng by tt youthful bureaucrat | make reservations with Mr. Thorn- 932 S\V Washington in» dresses in the fal. 25 will buy , who didn't bother to look beyond the , burgh or at the county agent's office, Near Tenth green, 2o brown, 15 rust, 15 black, 8 end of h|8 noBe to 8ee the effect on On Thornburgh's 160 some gh’s place pii purple, 7 wine und 5 blue. Last year I American workers acres will be seen that is I lanted to they were mostly brown and black. - - Ladino clover, red clover and alfalfa. • • • • The decision o f President Roosevelt i with the ladino clover comprising the Robbing Peter to Pay Paul to open his campaign for re-election greater part of the acreage. On Rob- Th ■ Agncullural Adjustment Act lmmedlately after the session of Con-j ert Warren s place there has been, in was adopted with the ostenslve pur- Kress closes has few, if any, parallels the course of the present season, ap pose of limiting production bo that in thl8 country. Perhaps nothing Is proximately-150 acre* of irrigation I the farmer might benefit by Increased more Indicative of the change in at- with ladin . clover, common white clo- prlces This act «ponsored by Secre- niobphere which the Democratic Na- [ Ver, potatoes and narcissus bulbs com With tary Wallace, of tho Department of «onal Committee has sensed. UM I1’ prising " the crops which received water - applications, The method of apply- Agriculture, coupled with the trade President to the agreements made with other nations almost a year ahead of conventions ing the water on the Warrens’ place by Secretary Hull of the Btate Depart-1ther«* accumulating evidences that ment, has made the United States a the next campaign will be a hum- W al'er C. Kenworthy dumping ground for the surplus pro- \ dinger. * . . « « with the V-Type ducts of other nations. Start any man tirading and he will In 1921 when our exports were ten in his eight, Ford gives soon be declaring he is the only candid honest man willing and able to look the j facts in the face, and propoke an in- 1 new location you a car as IT S COOL . . A L W A Y S telligent remedy for an important ques- as of C O L U M B IA G A R D E N S I tion. economical as • • • • i Much of human misery, poverty, is T u to i * ) io ?; Portland’» Favorite fats« * -s'» a four I suffered by those who, for some Mrs. Kenworthy Lady Attendant Nite Spot ¡strange reason, will not avoid It. 1536 8 . E. Il Mi Ave. • • • • 6th at STARK Hen ph ne EA. HIGH EA. 0075 We still insist on traveling the Movie«— Entertainment— Da nee ; wrong road, altho a bell is ringing Full Course Dinner« Sandwiches—Salads every foot o f the way to point out the ’ j right road. Pari M utuel HORSE R A C E S * Dr. Thos.A. Jensen Starting Monday, September 2 Agricultural EXHIBITS L ivestock — Produce — Fruit— Grain Rodeo — Horse Show Starting Monday, Septem ber 2 Gilmore Circus Parade Of Giant Animals — A Mile o f Laughs SUIT SALE Special on Children's I>ay, August 31 Firew orks Display Free at N ight DOG SHOW In a Special Building, Septem ber 4, 5, 6 Bauds and Free Attractions New Hides and Shows on the M idway New Flower, Art and Textile Displays ADMISSION 25c— CH ILDREN UN DER 12 FREE m 7 not own an E ight ? kcL Local Industries . . ARE T H E BALANCE W H E E L S W H IC H SERVE TO H O L D PRICES W IT H IN BOU NDS It is a noticeable fact that in localities where there is no In tally manufactured product to hold a commodity down in price, those shipping in from outside points take advantage of the situation and almost al ways boost the price. II, therefore, is only good business on your part to patronize your local industries. Especially when the quality is equal and your local people will meet any temporarily lowered price by an outside concern. SCHOLLS TILE CO. YARD Plant at Scholls, Oregon Our Motto—"Friendly Service . . Fair Prices Washington .St„ Iiet 1st a»d 2nd Phone 2M13— IlilNImm P Swim it Play • Dance a t the b e a u tifu l THIamock beaches $ 3 50 I a ir round ROM the driver’s point o f view, 8 cylin improvements which cut down brake, clutch, der* make the ideal engine for a car. They and tire wear. give responsiveness, smoothness, quietness. Dnte this Ford V-8. Títere*s a Ford dealer And in the Ford V-8 engine, you get this near you—see him today. Let a Ford V-8 tcU performance at 4-cylinder cost. The lord U-8 you what it has already told to a record num >T>M buy today costs less to oun than any car ber of eager buyers tiie country over. Ford c u t built! Its initial cost is at rock-bot AUTHORIZED FORD DEALERS tom. and includes many “ extras,” such as safetv glass all around, big 6.00 x 16-inch air-ltalloon tires, built-in luggage space. Operating costs have also been pared this u n d j r J a n n n r y t n m p h tlm d iog t-mimpm * n j , p « n frre txtrea* year—in sparing use o f gas and oil, and in L S sty termi tbrtugb l '. C C „ the A n th em ed Ford iina nct Plan. F tri*> (rom i . u n i , II Maze Terminal daily •t # :io .4. W — i r. M —.. r. i m . ; TII.I t M O O K . <• \ K lll II III, KOI M H I V . M I M M I T I N . I I M t . ' l - 1 o\ • i :• Il I M a r . i M W . \M > \ Ul II III i . R o u n d tri p t o M ' K o n IX, e 1 .5 0 . #0-d*jr r e tu rn pi ivlle«# o n a . AT» o ter 5,71 .aS P **» iJV’ ___ 3 S3 M l * 1 OR TUI AIK — rasp W A B I WC ASP BIS rKWXSTt VAHUAWS. Tt ssnAT s v rw iscs, cote«S IA s n t n i g
