The Beaverton enterprise., August 30, 1935, Page PAGE 2, Image 2

BEAVERTON
F R ID A Y , A UG UST 3«, 1933
E N T E R P R IS E
that tim e w ere tem porary.
The last R oosevelt felt It necessary to go to o f the N ew D eal the ta x burdens of
eigh t m onths on the oilier .land has the country with an explanation even th e future w hich tt w as piling up, the
seen Congresii. under the whip of the as the doc/tg of C ongress w ere sw ing- failure to cu rtail unem ploym ent to
A dm inistration, lay aside tem rorary I ing closed.
Many legislators turned the extent prom ised, and th e failure
ORDER
legislation designed to m eet the de- toward their hom es eager, y e t fearful, to curb governm ental exp en d itu res
¡In the C ounty Court of the S ta te of pression m e r g e n c e s and
nd enact law s to guage actual sen tim en t in their dis­
t t H. J E F F R IE S , Publisher
U ic Bon for W asm ngtou county.
The general can vass o f sen ti­
whici
ve the m ak in g of a costly tricts.
-In the m atter 01 th e G uardianship of centralized au th ority in W ashington m ent reaching W ashington from out-1
the P erson and E sta te o f L u d la undream ed <^f even tw o years ago.
lvin g provinces indicated the greatest I
P ub lished F riday of each w eek by the P ion eer P ub lish in g Co., at Beaverton,
Sm ith, an in sane person.
d issa tisfa ctio n with the terrific cost
Ore.
Entered a s second-claee m atter a t th e p ostoffice at B eaverton, Ore.
—0 —0 —0 —
A duly verified p etition h avin g been
W
hile
not
as
im
portant
historically,
S u b s c r ip tio n K a te s
fiied in the above en titled court a l­
Safely, S w iftly, P le a sa n tly w ith
___ $ .35c leging the n ecessity and exp ed iency the tem per of the recent C ongress also
______$1.00
Three M o n t h s ------------
One Yea
Sylphine Tablets
Through the September Special
in A dvance of the aaie of the le a l property o l the has been sig n ifica n t.
_____ .50o
Subscriptions P ayable
Six Mont
.a
rly
m
onths
it
w
as
as
su
pin
e
as
other
above nam ed ward in order to obtain
For the School Girl
B eaverton O ffic e — B roadw ay at O. E. track*. P hone B eaverton 7503
m oney to care lo r said ward in the session s of the last tw } years, rubber-
75c Sham poo C A _
stam
p
in
g
a
n
y
th
in
g
w
ritten
by
the
Portland O ffice—«08 P ek u m Bldg., P hon e A1 w ater 5914
Oregon S ta te H ospital for the Insane
This Coupon & 98c buys a regu­
& finger w a v e ^ w W
In the
land pay other expen*ca o f sa id es- you ng "Brain T rust” law yers.
lar S5 box o f S Y L P H IN E T A B­
last tw o m onths an ap p a ien t revolt
$1.25 H ot Oil Shant-
T hose d isasterous exam ples should tate; and
LETS, w h ich con tain no drugs,
a
g
a
in
st
this
control
by
the
A
dm
inis­
“Car Number 20’
and
poo
be pondered upon by m en in the
It appearing t j th e court that said
m edicine or ch em icals.
Call at
you n g and m iddle years.
T hey have sale ;s necessary an a w ill be beneii- tration developed and tim e and again
re
Finger W ave
S tatistic* for the first six m onths o f a chance UJ avoid the p itfalls that cial to the ward;
there w as evidence that sentim en t was
NO D E KAY'
Perm an­
the year indicate th at little if any caused the d ow nfall o f so m any of
NOW , T H E R E F O R E , IT IS H E R E opposed to further surrender of State's
H E A L TH C O U N T E R
p rogress has been m ade in curbing tnc their elder-«. By preparing for a self- BY O R D E R E D A N D
en ts _
A D JU D G E D k'
Hnd C ongressional authority to
F A R M E R 'S CO-OP M A R K E T
dangerous driver.
up i
su stainin g, independent old age in ear- that the next of kin ana ad oth er pel- ,he ®*®cu l iv e tdepartm ents. T .iis spir-
E very driver shthild decide for him ­ lier y ea ra ,one can look forw ard to son s in terested in said esta te are here- ' . n evf r developed su fficien tly, how-
All work G uaranteed
or w rite 812 G uardian Bldg.
se lf w hether he w an ts to be a t the th e d eclining years w ith A it fear.
by o rd eied and directed to ap pear be- ?Ver’ *° p,eV ent U‘e A dm inistration
LOIS MAE BE A U T Y S H O P P E
PO R TL A N D , O R EG O N
w heel o f "car num ber 20”. T he d ecis­
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fore the above entitled cou rt in the ^rom
virtuaily its entire pro-
AT. 5607
ion is really w ith in h is power.
lie
In considering the essen tia l asp ects C ounty Court R octn in the County f ram u t
reaci»»n? social propor-
drive
200 Guardian Bldg.,
Alder N r 3rd
ca1" u
" ve, carefully, in accordance o f life, there is no division o f opin- Court H ouse in H ilisb oio, W ashington
* d ie t e d
w ith the law a
g
J g
ion;; everyone know s it is the nature County, Oregon, on M onday ,the 23id
°
can keep h is „peed to, reasonaD e lev■ , Qf flre tQ burn arul f<jT w ater
to run day of Septem ber. 1935, at the hour of
U ndoubtedly th e C ongress set the
els, m aintain h is cap
to f i r * « » « dow n hill.
10 o'clock a. m. of said
day to show sta *e for a bittel' and hardfought elec-
m ecnanical condition so far as s a ie iy
.
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.
.
cause, if any they have why u licen se tion ca m paign over issue3 that will re­
devices are concerned, and w ork on w h y are wg not a8 active
,n tryinf, should not be granted for the sa le of cal1 lhfi old ‘'16 to r
battlea o f Wm.
the hauls
, . th at it *■ betb*r „ ___ “ J* to
._ b en efit ou rselves as
a s we are in try
try- -¡th
the e reai property o of f the above entitled
entitle.I Jen n in gs Bryan. In the face of a m un-
his right-of-w ay than risk a
tin g resentm ent again st som e of these
an
buieaucr& tlc
m easures,
P resident
ARE T H E BALA N C E
hC8n 1 ^ ^ ld a v g r o u m is wh'ero
Som e daY m en wiU « c o v e r their A D JU D G E D that a oc*py of this order
W H E E L S W HICH SE R V E
and h ighw ays a s playgrounds w here senses.
«hall be served upon you and each of
his
1 w A K |
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!y ° u by publishing the sam e for three
TO H O L D PRICES
m ay be indulged
h*
D estroyin g tim ber m eans robbing su ccessiv e w eeks in the B E A V E R T O N
W IT H IN B O U N D S
rei t rd / ° r 0t> ! i l n L I ^ lm m iila b le __ fa m ilies of bread. Be sure that last E N T E R P R IS E , a w eekly new spaper
SPE C IA L
The law* o f
deliberate aPa r*t 1* o u t. w hen you leave th e La- p iin ted and published and o f general
It is a noticeable fact that in
W ash ington County,
fyncae, s . T . r “
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.......»•*•■»««*•»
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LEG AL N O T IC E S
REDUCE
FREE $4.02
$ 1.00
$1.95
- -«»j - r r : .
Local Industries . .
T i TOKTHE„ ORDEltED XKU
tually he w ill com e a cropper.
H e)
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i
ss
D ated this 23rd day o f A ugust, 1935.
m ay get aw ay w ith reck less a cts a Charity r unds Campaigner
D O N A LD T. T E M P L E T O N
thousand tim es—the thousand an d v y
r T o n -H ea v v T a x e s
C ounty Judge
first tim e he w ill pay the price. G a m -1 » Y a r n s Of 1 OO r l e a v y 1 a . \ t „
bles w ith death alw ay8 lose—the d ice I
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N OTH E OF
are loaded before you start the gam e.
One car in tw enty w ill be the c a u s e 1 W ash ington — (IP S )—A w arning that ■
SA L E O F R E A L P R O P E R T Y
o f som eone» death or m aim ing th is ex cessiv e taxes on those w ho have ac-
No. 3979
year!
Are you goin g to» be the 20th I cu m ulated w ealth w ill dry up | th e In the County Court of the S ta te of
stream of d onations to A m erican uni-
Oregon for the C ounty of W ashing-
driver?
versities, colleges, h osp itals and re-
ton, in P robate
R . . r W I n n l r
I m n r n V M Hgious organ izations w as given by In the m atter o f the esta te o f Charity
B u s in e s s U /U U O O K i m p r o v e s G eorge O. Tam blyn o f N ew York in a R. Cox, D eceased.
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letter to P resid en t R oosevelt w hich r e - ; U nder au th ority o f an order granted
S ta tistics indicate th at both the cur- called their previous association In by the C ounty Court of the S ta te of
ren t business situation and the bust -1 ra isin g funds for a N ew York church Oregon, for W ashington County, dated
n ess outlook are im proving.
M any j Mr. T am blyn w as a pioneer in the A ugust 28, 1935, I, the undersigned, ad-
impo»rtant industries are doing better organization d f fund-raising cam p aigns m inistrator, w ill sell at p rivate sale
now than sin ce 1930—som e are a ctu - on a sy stem a tic scale and served w ith the foliow in g described property:
a lly running ahead o f their 1929 ex- ■ the R ed C ross during the W orld War.
The South % of the N ortheast quar­
perience.
| “The A m erican w ay o f liv in g —the
ter o f the Southeast quarter of
A m uch asked question Is:
‘‘To best In the world—has show n itseif
S ection Three» (3) T ow nship Two
w hat exten t are governm ent policies ¡n the A m erican w ay o f givin g m ore
(2) South, R ange One (1) W est
responsible for the Im provem ent?" A ; d istin ctiv ely , in m y opinion, than in
W illam ette
M eridian, excep tin g
few think they should be given cred it ¡any resp ect,” said
Mr. Tam blyn,
therefrom the 5 acres sold to H. A.
for stim u latin g business.
But m o S t!“j f a ny sy stem o f taxation should
Baum an described as the W est M
business m en seem to feel th a t we»-weaken or destroy the in cen tiv e to
o f the S outhw est U o f the N orth ­
are m aking recovery despite of, not , work, to save and to give, the very
east V* o f the Southeast 1-4 of
because of, political activities. T hey | best th in gs In life w ould disappear
Section T hree T ow nship 2, South
think that if C ongress took a sw in g ifr0m A m erica.”
R a n g e One W est o f W illam ette
to the right, the course *H recovery | “T w enty years ago,” the letter ooh-
Meridian ,in W ash ington County,
w ould be im m easuraoiy accelerated, tinued, “I m ight have favored som e of
O regon .
T hat Is a m atter of opinion- and, In your present tax proposals, so far as j The stale will be
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m ade on or after
the light of recent P resid en tial sta te- but m y exp erience con vin ces m e that the 30th day o f Septem ber. 1935, and
inents, there seem s little ch an ce th a t th ey concern persons of great w ealth w ill be for cash subject to th e confir-
the A dm inistration w ill go conserva- the average man tit w om an o f weulth m ation o f said Court. Bids will be re-
tlve.
obtains, expends and gives h is or her ceived at 604 Concord B uilding, Port-
W hile the foregoing are racts, t h e y im oney m ore w isely than the average land, Oregon,
should not be taken to m ean t.ia t all ¡person o f m odest m eans.
W hat our j
LOUIS S. D U N SM O R E .
Is elenr soilin g for Industry. Much country has in the w ay of ed u ca tio n a l,
A dm inistrator of the E sta te <,f
rem ains to be done, and con stan t fea r Institutions, h ospitals, churches, c a - 1
C harity R. Cox, D eceased j
o f governm ental Interference, at ex- ¡ tord rais and hum anitarian
lan a g en cies i I ___________
pense o f recovery, is prevalent.
T he generally, w h ich other cou
n tries .........
do1
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new tax bill, for exam ple, seem s d es­ not have, is largely the result o f work, W a s h U l O d O I l N n a n S t i n f c
tined to be a seriously dam pening in­ thr ift und the desire to sh a re good »» a a i l l l l g l U l l O H d p O I I U I N
fluence on Industry.
On th* o th er thin gs w ith oth ers.”
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hand, adjournm ent o f Congress, w hich
Mr. Tam blyn added that no m atter)
The C ongress w hich has just ad-
m ay be effected by th e tim e th is Is h<)w efficien t governm ent m ay be, It
read, w ill be a relief to business.
m ust alw ays be supplem ented by vol- Journed probably has no parallel in
untary effo rt and giving."
the history o f the U nited Stutos be-
The
letter,
w
hile
not
so
statin
g,
w
as
cau se o f th e num ber o f vital and far-
Italian-Ethiopian W ar
gen crally a ccep ted as referring t o ; reach in g law s w hich it placed perm-
Presldont R oosevelt's sta tem en t that an en tly up n the sta tu te hooks
A few m onths ago it looked as If
The first sessio n o f C ongress after
there MIGHT be an Itallan -E th iop lan he would prefer to p revent business the inauguration o f P resid en t R oose­
in
stitu
tio
n
s
from
<xlntributing
to
war.
N ow it lock s as If ffiere MUST
velt w as m ore sp ectacular than the
be.
P ressu re and argum ent by the charity, a theory w hich w as rejected recent session , but the N IR A , the i
other great powers has not changed by Congress.
AAA, and other m easu res enacted at
M ussolini's determ ination nwhit and
If
yoSt
have
a
house
for
rent
or
sale
Ethiopia an sw ers that sh e w ill fight
for her Independence until her last try the cla ssified colum ns o f th is pa­
T hey bring results.
m an has m et death on the battlefield. per.
G O O D U S E D TRU CK S
Italy w ant« Ethiopa for oKe sim p le |
I
f
you
h
ave
som
eth
in
g
to
sell
and
1933
2 Ton GMC Long w heel base
reason natural resources.
Today, |
l
are
tn
a
hurry
to
dispose
of
It.
I-et
Closed
Cab, License, Good
Italy Is dependent on foreign supplies
(' m inion
o f raw cotton, oil ,coal, irdn, copper. ! the classified colum ns of th is paper
Ton In tern ational Pickup
Lack o f th ese national essen tia ls— prove Its a b ility as a speedy and e ffi­ 1933
cient sale« m edium
License, Good C ondition
375
w hich E th iopia Is supposed to pos­
1933 I 1*! Ton Indiana, Closed Cab
sess 13 ham pering Italy oadly.
L icense .E x cellen t C ondition 650
It's th e itild case o f a big nation go­
1930 m Ton Ford, Short W heel
F R I.
MON.
in g a fter a sm all one when the latter
base, Cab, Good Condition
200
THUR.«
SAT.
has som ething It can use.
1934 3 Ton Federal .Short W h eel­
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base, Motor Ju st ovei hauled
1150
The Declining Year»
1931 4 Ton W hite. 100 H. P M -
W ith Claud* B rereton and
tor, Closed Cab, E xcellent
III* Mualc
( 'omlil mn
N oth in g Is m ore tragic than pov­
Several 1 Ton and m Ton W hites at I
erty strick en old age.
The Lonesom e Club
R eason able P rices
And nothing especially in -these
tim es - Is m ore prevalent.
821 S. W. 4th Ave.
Cortland
T H E W H IT E M OTOR CO.
S om eth in g like seven ty per cent qf
216 N. H ancock St.
G A rfieid 1158
m en, ■fnce they reach the age of re­
A D M ISSIO N ALW AYS 25c
tirem ent, find them selves w ithout
m oney su fficien t to provide for the
needs of life.
Many such m en w ere on ce w ealthy.
Many have earned com fortable in ­
com es during their w orking years.
Siilne m anaged to create sizable es­
tates only to lose them. Most of them
B u l l MHM kind Of an attem pt to
guard again st the exigen cies o f the
future, and failed.
T hey can look
buck now and see the m istake« they
m ade and feel the b itterness of fu til­
ity.
In m ost cases, It Is too late to
mend.
\\ ill Furnish Fixtures
for Six Room House
D uring Alteration Sale
$10.15
Indu dim
D ining Room
Living Room
Kitchen ........
$2.75
$2.75
95
95
Bath Room
2 Bed Rms (5 95c
each
-
Front Porch
$1.90
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Dim itre Electric Co.
143 SW Morrison AT. 4681
localities where there is no lo­
cally 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.
It, 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 bv an outside concern.
SCHOLLS TILE CO. YARD
wæ ...1
M O B IL IZ E
. 4 5
Com.
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X .D U
Nutrì Tonto
Oll
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“Music Headquarters”
CORBETT BLDG.
BEAUTY SHOP
D vwntlalri. f t r . 81h an * klar
AT 811?
Headquarters for the Musical Needs of Ail Schools
Arrow-Gordon
W e are Agents for
OXFORD
SHIRTS
B U E SC H E R and AM ERICAN SU PE R IO R BA N D
with cam pui collar
W* have your
c o rre c t
neck
u n d sleev e fci/n
$ 2.00
IN ST R U M E N T S. L U D W IG DRUM S. D U 'tP R E E
C L A R IN E T S.
B A N D and O RC H ESTR A
Seiberling & Lucas
414
N. W . W M h ln x to n ,
N ea r 4(h
414 S. W . Morrison
Music
Portland, Ore.
MUSIC
Co.
.
. F air P rices '
Phone 2013— H illsboro
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