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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1935)
PAGE 4 F R ID A Y , S E P T E M B E R IS, 1935 deen-A ngus association. B oys and | ]Girls 4-H club division about $5,000 [ w hich includes Portland Union Stock 1 I Yards S pecials for P ig F eed in g and |Corn Growing Contest of $1,500 and added m oney from H erefords and Ab- ' .erdeen-A ngus and Shorthorn, Hamp- Prem iunig approxim ating $60,000.00 > hire s h e e P S hropehi.es and Cheviots, w ill be aw arded w inners at the Silver N ation al association s and m any offer- A nniversary o f P a c ific In tern ational ‘ngs o f pure bred livestock by promin- Laves took E xposition to be held in breeder« P ortland October 5th to the 12th, in- . ,Tt\ir5fen th® .C?m' elusive, as announced by P resident T. i t'lned H orse Show and R odeo w ill fur- B W ilcox Jr., and G eneral M anager nlsh th e en tertain m en t and thrills for O. M. Plum m er. The Prem ium List the S llv e«- A nniversary Show, is now being d istributed and cop ies! m ay be had from Mr. P lum m er, 211 Former Tigard Girl A m erican B ank B uilding, Portland r» • i r ■ . i »/ • 1 Oregon. Bride or L a s t Week P rizes are a s follow s: In the beef ____ ___ ca ttle division, $0,500.00 w hich includes Miss Jean n e Grandy, daughter of $1,500.00 from A m erican H ereford as Mr. und Mis. it. H. Grandy. becam e sociation ; $1,200.00 from the A m erican the bride of Mr. P hillip D urham , son Shorthorn association and $800.00 from of Mr. and Mrs. D aniel Durham , of | A berdeen A ngus association. D airy P ortland, 'lueaday evening, Septem ber D ivision $6,550.00, w h ich includes 3rd at the St. Stephens i liurch in P ort $250.00 from the A m erican Brown land. F atn er Geiser officiated. S w iss association. Sheep and Goat T he bride was given In m arriage by d ivision, $5,674.00 w hich includea add- . . . . . . her father. Her gow n w as of white ed m oney from sheep breed associa- sutl m ade wlth hlgh n eck,ine. long tio n s as follow s^ R am b ouil.ets $100, and trajn Her lon lulle v ei. Shropehires $300; H am pshires, $382; waa w orn with a coronet cap of real O xfords $10; D o ise U , $20, R om neys. ,aca She carrJed caIla Mies. H er $50; C otsw olds $25; and Lincoln^ $50; ajateri Mjaa M arietta Grandy, as maid S w ine division, six breeds $2,250. of honor, wore pale green velvet with H eavy D raft H orse division $3,600. hat to m atch and carried Joanne Hill F at stock division $4,000 including rosebuds and sw eet peas The brides m aids, the Mosses Iv .. . n Berg, Jean added m oney from A m erican Short M ackay and Thora N ielsen of Seattle, —Moblleas Photo. horn, A m erican H ereford and Aber- wore m ag en ta colored crepe d resses Pegasus, so named by his owners with w ith h ats to m atch and earn ed bride's the hope that he would hove some of 1 roses. Mr. P aul Durham acted as the power and speed of the flying best m an for his brother. T he ushers horse of Greek mythology of the same were M essrs. Donald D utham , Gordon COM PLIM ENTARY name, who will be entered in the Miner, C hester Tunnel! and F ran cis bucking competition ot the Pendleton Sm ith. Sylvia round-up September 12, 13 and 14. A reception w as held follow ing the Permanent W ave Shop The "flying horse" is here shown try cerem on y for the m em bers of the fam ing to dismount Kenneth Depew. 8117 W. B urnside D elto n ey Bldg. ily at the b rid es home at 21st Mrs. D urham wore for goin g aw ay; E n titles B ea ier a su it o f grey wool w ith m atching ac TO F R E E SHAM POO AND cesso ries and a corsage o f gardenias. O R IE N T A L R IN SE A fter a w edding trip to San Francinco Payrolls Rise in Steel the couple will lesid e in Portland. To enhance the hair and Industry above Last Year Mrs. D urham is w ell known here bring out the h ighlights being a graduate of both the Tigard B E acon 0337 Open E venings grade and high schools. W ash ington P ayrolls in the steel in du stry rose n early $8,000,000 or 22 per cen t d uring Ju iy o f th is year as County 4-H Clubbers com pared w ith the sa m e m onth o f last r w hen N R A w as in operation. Bring Home Prizes y ea The Dance Sunday Night payrolls in the industry in Ju ly totaled $42,725,150 as a g a in st $34,913,521 BOAT SW AN AT PORTLAND A splendid show ing w aa m ade at the a y ea r ago. Leaves Foot Alder St. 8:30 p. m. sta te fa ir by W ashington cou n ty 4-H also at clubbers, w ho brought hom e m any Oregon City Friday & Saturday K lam ath Seed H arvest Large prizes for ou tstand in g exh ib its in live Fotrt o f 8th St., for Territorial Day stock, crops, cooking and hom em aking. Celebration KLAM ATH FA LLS The total har L ivestock heuded the list w ith the vest o f sm all seed s in K lam ath cou n ty ! follow in g aw ards to local club m em bers: M arvin H eynderickx, 1st Jr. this year w ill be ap proxim ately 750,000 I calf, 4th Sr. yearling; D onald Moore, pounds, or the largest am ount in the 2nd Jr. ca lf; Glen Iieland, 6th Prod, h istory of the d istrict, accord in g to It cow, 7th Sr. calf; John H ansen, 2d C ounty A gent C. A. H enderson. P rod ucin g cow , 3rd Sr. culf; B ennie win include „bout , q u .r t .r m illion A ltishin, Jo e Berger and Chas. S h a - [ pounds o f a lsik e clover seed, a sim ilar 1 er, H azeldale, L ivestock ju d gin g 2nd. Delco Lighting Plant 32 Jerseys, Maxine W aldron, Jr. yearl ing G uernseys, «jiayton N yberg, | Volt 850 Watts, lar^e size, Jr. ca 3rd; lf 9th; W illis N yberg, Jr. yearl complete with batteries. ing 5th; M erle P en nington, P rod u cin g 7th; Bill R obinson, P rod ucin g cow All in fine shape. Will 16 cow th. Rrown Sw iss, John HHnsen, trade for li^ht ear or co n -; j H eifer calf, Jr. and Grand Cham pion ils t; yearlin g 3rd; P rod ucin g cow 2nd) sider low cash price. i (3rd in open cla ss). T he cou n ty herd I look second place. O. H. Peterson H am pshire Sheep, M arvin H ynder- 1440 W ashington St., Portland ) ickx, 3rd yearling, 5th lumb. The team Phone Boadw ay 0171 co n sistin g o f Clayton, W ilbur and W il lis N yberg o f T u alatin placed 1st In rabbit judging; Chas. Kay, H erbert j Schneider and S ta n ley S ch neider of Hhadybrook 9th in poultry judging. O ther aw ards w ere p otatoes Jum es Eugene Brookings Allison, 2nd; H elen S ch m eltzer 5th; ATTORNEY I crop ju d gin g 3rd, A lbert G rossen, Joint Beaverton H ansen und J im D avid son o f R ock Portland R ossi Bldg. Creek. Mrs. Clifford Moore B e d e l l Bl dg. B u ild in g and con stru ctio n took first B eaverton 7403 AT. 5671 At 906 S tudio Bldg. place. In v ites C onsultation, C lasses r C ookies, M argaret S ch w a n k 5th; form ing at Studio Cake C ollene M cD ow ell 9th; Camp Mon.-Thurs., and Saturday Cookery, D elm nr Mohr 3rd; C anning Ri«s. P hon e GA. 5421 1, Lavede K ackson 9th; H om em aking S tu dio Phone B E . 2482 "UNCALLED F O R ” Barbara E n sch ed e 1st; C lothing 1, Lucile Chilson 2nd und C lothing 2 Edna Schier 4th. Livestock Premium List Contains >60,000 in Awards for Winners Flying? | Dr. B aum gardner hag offered to ex- am ount o f seed peas, about 60,000 lba. | Prostrate Gland Relief | plain his m ethod or sym p tom s o f o f bluegrass seed, som e sw eet and red clover, and m iscellan eou s other g r a s s -! M any of us su ffer from prostrate prostrate gland trouble to our read- es. T he bent g ra ss harvest is underj gland trouble but are eitn er unaw are ers, H e m ay be reached by callin g w ay and in dications are th a t yields will be good and quality excellent, of the cau se V are rem etant to vD i. at hJg 0UJte ,n the DeKUm b u i,ding or a physician for fear ta a i w e w in ( sa y s Mr. H enderson. have to undergo an operation to ob- by teleph oning B E acon 2045. tain relief . _________ Southern Senator Opposes Our readers in this position should a physician, for risin g a t' Centralization of Power n consult ight and constant or periodical pain j low ers our efficien cy, not to m ention j W ash ington — (I P S )—S en ator Ellison the fact that w e become testy and j D. Sm ith, a South Carolina D em ocrat, short in tem per, thereby disru ptin g j d efin itely placed h im self on record as our hom e life, working a hardship on j P ortland's Sm art N igh t Club op posing cen tralization o f further our friends, and hurting our business I pow er in W ash ington in an address to and earning power, generally. j w ar v eteran s o f h is state. U rging D IN IN G — D A N C IN G The w riter has noted w ith interest j p reservation o f the principle o f S ta te’s that a well known P ortland Chiro-1 j R ig h ts, he w arned a g a in st encroach- R efreshm ent«— E n tertain m en t practic P hysician, Dr. A. C. B aum -i ; m ent by those w ho so u g h t a more gardner, has, by scien tific m eans, been j EVERY powerful governm ent through revision able to relieve prostrate gland suffer- j j o f the C onstitution. W ed.-Thurs.-Fri.-Sat., ing by non-surgical treatm ent, g iv in g i ■ The C on stitution o f the U nited im m ediate relief in each case and S ta tes,’’ th e Southern statesm an said, cau sin g no pain during the treatm ent. I 10th & Stark BE. 5625 •'creates the three d ep artm ents—ex B ecause of the im portance to our ] ecutive, legislative, and judicial, with readers who su ffer from this ailm ent, ch eck s and balances con tained there in, and co n stitu tes the fundam ental principles o f the dual form of the A m erican govei nm ent. “N o part o f th e trian gle sh all be re m oved ! “The in vitation to repeal or to modi- i fy the tenth am endm ent in order to tran sfer to, or in vest in, the Congress o f th e U nited S ta tes power to pass law s regulating all the internal con cern s of the several states, or to regu late the "social and econom ic problems o f the sta te s,” a s it is flippantly of the phrased by som e w hose m ental ligam en ts m ust have becom e tem porarily tw isted, is a proposal so astoun ding as to ju stify the righteou s indignation and istern opposition or thoughtful ! A m ericans. "Pow ers o f th e federal governm ent under th e C onstitution are lim ited and w ere so intended. The powers not d elegated to th e U nited S tates, nor prohibited to the sta tes, are preserved to the sta tes lesp ectiv ely , or to the people. As lo n g as I am Senator, I shall continue to oppose all bills that attem pt to encroach upon the sover eign rights of South C arolina.” Club Victor GRAND OPENING IMPERIAL RINK OLLER SKATING Send your w ant ads to th is Saturday, Sept. 24th - 7:30 F o r H air Styling also P erso n a lity F i j i g e r W ave at popular prices plus a NEW MAPLE FLOOR Completely Remodeled and Redecorated, Special Mu sical Program Featuring Helen Heppner and Cecil Teague at the Console. Open daily, afternoons and Rates to Parties Phone East 5445 Evenings FREE Sham poo by b rin gin g this coupon Colleen Beauty Salon 711 S. W. Salm on nr. B roadw ay **' iSS AGAIN Todd School POZZI , Of V ocational Arts 1927 N. E. T illam ook St., Portland B ranch Studio in M ultnom ah P iano, V iolin, V oice & D ram atics TR. 8577 For A ppointm ents JACK E. K O F E L D T S T U D I O Cello and P ian o Harp and Piano S T l DIO BLDG. B E acon 8385 and $15 B R A N D N EW TAI- l.O R MADE SUITS, (.1 \R W T E E D TO K IT O R Y O U R MONEY BACK! Harry Copeland 032 S \V W a s h in g t o n Near Tenth TAROLA WILL SAVE YOU $ 5 9 to $ 2 0 0 ON B R A N D N EW PLYMOUTHS CHRYSLERS OR NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY B igger Trade-In A llow ance HAVE YOUR CAR A P P R A IS E D AT ONCE IT will Puy You to See Us B efore You Buy Any Car 1935 Plymouth Cou $ 713 ‘35 Plymouth Sedans 773 ‘35 Chryslers low as $1025 SA V E MONEY BU\ A r I VR(»!. v s PLYMOUTH ind CHRYSLER STA TE D IST R IB U T O R S Burnside at 11th B R 2606 Income Protection W hile gen eral exp en ses, both busi ness and personal, have in creased stead ily d uring recent m onths and there has been a feelin g of lack of confidence in m ost ty p es of business, insurance o rg a n iza tio n s have com pletely won the respect und ap precia tion of the A m ericun public. So m uch con stru ctive w ork has been done by insurance organ ization s gen era lly in helping h um anity and in enabling policy holders to retain th eir pride and financial resp onsibility during trying tim es that w e feel our readers w ill lie in terested to know that there ure som e ro ses w here rates have not been increased d esp ite ad dition al ser vices rendered clien ts and that, in ut least one in stan ce, th e public has been furth er protected in incom e pro tection plans. Elm er F. P eterson , gen eral agent o f ttie P a cific M utual L ife Insurance Company, of C alifornia, has inform ed the w ilie r that P a cific M utual's Non cancellable Incom e P rotection replac es lost incom e w hen accid en t or dis ability stop s your earn in g power. It pays you regularly, m onth a fte r m onth j without interruption, and it c a n t be cancelled o r ch an ged by the com pany. Mr Petereon has offered to e x plain to our readers the benefit o f this non-cunceilable feature in com parison to protection not including th is fe a ture and you need not feel indebted to him as he has a lw ays m ade it a policy to Impart his kn w led ge In th is field to an y persons needing advice o f this nature. He m ay be reached at his offices in the W ilcox blinding or by telephoning A T w ater 1377. Say it with resulta a d v ertisin g and H igh School Books Bought & Sold at H ylands Trade in your Old School B ooks For th ose you need th is year W ell oin r Itack to sch o o l—and to itiie sto re thut m akes ed iica lio n less ex p en siv e text Isioks, note honks, su p p lies of all k ind s ut low er th an usual prices. T elephone MU. 3006 Roast CH ICKEN D IN N E R S 40c O & V 4 0111 1 "||0 ,‘ Park and Stark BALLROOM SC H E D U L E G IR L S A dult Group B E G IN N E R S . . Mon., Sept. 16 7 :45 p. m. W OM EN Y. W. C. A. COMPLETE O ptical S ervice A nnounce Fall o p en in g o f the H ealth E ducation cla ss in clu d ing D ancing, G ym nasium and T ennis. C lasses be g in n in g w eek of Septem ber 16. R eg ister N ow Y. W. C. A. Bldg., B roadw ay X T aylor B E acon 6281, P ortland, Ore. j a D r.C arl J. A D V A N C ED Mon., Sept. 16, 0 p. m. H u r l e y O PTO M E TR IST JO U R N A L RI.DG. BR . 0222 H igh School Group B E G IN N E R S . Fri., Sept. 13 7.30 p. m. ADVANCED. . Sat., Sept. 14, 7:30 p. m. P rivate L essons Daily by App. MINNETTA MAGERS H ylands Book Store Books Bought & Sold Teacher of Singing. MOVED to 912 STU DIO BLDG.—B E acon 9878 * S)> ic ous. W ell-appointed Studio available for m usicals. 913 S. W. F ou rth Ave. Bet. T aylor and S alm on Sts. STEINER STUDIOS 251h S E A S O N VIOLIN, ’CELLO, I’l.W O , VOICE—COM POSITION, CONDUCTING S ta ff of P rom inent, A ccredited T eachers—P re-School Music Dept, s l l DIOS 3X.»ii V E. lia -s.d .) Street; 803-6 Studio B uilding—MU. 1901 6 * A C O * , ** / O Z. / /V S TT c/ o / o 9 E stab lish ed 1911 Beginner*. In term ed iate und A dvanced Student* 5 G raduate Stu dent O rchestras R ecitala cjyjv- 3rd and Aider *05 F IN E A R T S ItLDG. BR , 3211 10th and Morrison School Musicians See P ortlands L argest and Most C om plete Stock of N ew and Used Instruments ■ Marvlhurst College get 50c Sundays- W eekdays- fd in n in g M eaks, Chicken, M eats— Sea Foods D A N C I N G A lso S ta tio n ery Supplies School Days Full Course D IN N E R S of N. E. 22d and T hom pson SUIT SALE Reg. $25 to $40 Now $ 1 0 * i paper. Colleen’s For Sale or T rade East Madison near Grand Are hard on young eyes. One child out o f every five has d efectiv e vision. P lay sa fe. G ive your ch ild an even ch an ce Children w ho see better learn more. H ave their eyes exam in ed now For A ppointm ent BE. 9540 D. Chambers & Sons 776 S. W . Broadw ay, cor Y am hill L. Carroll Day ONLY ST A N D A R D FO U R -Y EA R W OM EN'S COLLEGE IN TH E N O R TH W EST V oice and P iano In v estig a te in the N ew C A RR O LL D AY RADIO PIANO G LASSES D»> Mtt*ic Co. and Studio* 41 h and Ta>lor * A T w ater 3154 OSW EGO, O REG ON O ffers com plete cultural and practical edu cation in atm osphere o f high idealism . De- gt tea in liberal arts, m usic, science, teach ing. and nursing. B eautiful cam pus four m iles from Portland on W illam ette river. Sw im m ing, golf, riding, gym n astics and ten nis. R egistration Sept. 12-14. " rite to R egistrar. M arvlhurst College Oswego, Ore. Or visit th e Campus
