F R ID A Y , S E P T E M B E R 13, 1933
BEAVERTON
ENTERPRISE
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INCIKABI.ES WANTED—Arthritis,
sinus, rheumatism, prostate, sore and j
stiff limbs, aches and pain, to try
free, the MIRACLE KOL-A-dAt, No
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3729 or write 310 Oregonian Bldg.
THE EA3LIBT C1CCKÎ
IN THE ROMAN COURTS
USED TO LIMIT SPtÀKi üJ
TIKE ANDTOFKiVEiiï
BABBLING.
fe u K l« d ¡M I© @ ir ®
MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE 610 Sj
W. 2nd ave., AT. 2726.
Chemists, j
Assayers and Metallurgists.
High
est prices paid for OLD GOLD and |
SILVER.
POULTRY WANTED
COLORED & LEGHORN BROILERS!
wanted.
We also want 200 colored \
hens weekly, Cash Paid.
We wili j
call.
Phone EA. 5679 or write
COLUMBIA PRODUCE CO., 322 SE \
Oak St., Portland, Oregon.
HUSKY, HEALTHY DAY OLD and ]
Started White Leghorn & Red Chicks
Custom Hatching & Brooding done (
Jamesway Machines. Millers Hatch- j
ery, 11309 N. E. Halsey, Portland, j
TA. 3569.
ALL KINDS OF POULTRY W AN -¡
TED Phone SU. 5727 or write 10015 j
Powell blvd., Portland, CASH PAID
We will call.
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C L O C K 6 Y F i t ! N G IT W IT H M U D D Y W A T E R - O U R C O U R T S ,A N D
T O L E N C T H C N ITS P E R I O D .
L E G IS L A T U R E S t h e
m o d e r n ' c l e p s y d r
IS T H E C- A V £ 1.
WE BUY AND SELL USED CARS— WE HAVE A CASH BUYER for 5 or I
Agency for Willys 77 and Graham
6 room strictly modern house, lo -!
cars.
Used Car Exchange, Phone
cated in Multnomah or Capitol Hill
Hillsboro 2641.
district. GANNETT-POWNDER CO.
Cor. Spring Gar. Rd. and new Hi
CONCRETE PRODUCTS
a
way, AT. 1400 ._________ __________
SANITARY CONCRETE
SEPTIC
RESTAURANTS AND CAFES
L nim <cill \\ t
TANKS—Special introductory prices
Sewer, Irrigation, Drain Pipe, Blocks WHITE ROSE CAFE 136 S. W Morri
well curb.
PORTLAND CON
son BE. 9096 other location 18 N. W
Lunch for School Children
CRETE PIPE & PRODUCTS CO.
3rd Ave., Special Chicken Dinners
Phone AT. 4921 5819 Macadam Ave.
Southern Style on Sundays. Week
Schqol days are here again.
From
ly meals 15o and up.
DOG CAT HOSPITAL
the little red school house in the coun
try to the imposing school house in
SCHOOLS
ROSE CITY VETERINARY HOSPI
the city, there is the hustle and bustle
TAL will gladly answer questions MOLER Barber College—This In that goes with the opening of schools
after the long vacation.
concerning your pets. HUTHMAN'S
ternational System is the scientific
During the summer with long hours Issue B ook D escribing Causes,
Veterinary Hospital 2137 S. E. 7th
wav: . some nav: 3 teachers. Wr.te
oi call 227 S. W. 3d ave.. Portland of play in the sunshine most children
R avages and M eans o f P re
Ave., EA. 3105.
have had healthy and ravenous appe
vention o f Erosion
j BARBERING TAUGHT—Two schools tites and mothers have had little to
FARM LOANS
in Portland, Oregon; some pay, lut- worry a h 'J U t in that respect. But with
MADISON, Wise.—Under the title
est scientific equipment; expert In the excitement and hurry of school
MONEY TO LOAN on improved Pro
structors.
MODERN
BARBER days it may be eomewtiat different. "Protecting Investment Values In
ductive Farms, Low Interest Rate.
Land,” the American Bankers Asso
Prompt Service, no delay.
Hubbs
COLLEGE, 1038 S W. 1st Ave, cor. It is often difficult to get Mary or
John to eat the amount of food for ciation Agricultural Commission has
& Hammond, 310 Guaranty Trust
Main or 135 Madison St., Portland, breakfast that is necessary for glow
published a booklet dealing with the
Co. Bldg., 623 Oak St., Portland, Or.
Oregon.
ing and active bodies. This too often conservation of soil resources as a
results in over fatigue rowaid the end pressing national problem.
FOR SALE
SAWDUST BURNERS
O f the morning session and the child
"Careful estimates indicate that 750,-
will have but little appetite and will 000,000 tons of soil, suspended and dis
FRESH COWS FOR SALE—Dave
MONKS
NEW
SAWDUST
BURNERS
eat
less
than
if
an
adequate
breakfast
Mer^o, 1 mi. N. Huber
Rented.
Sawdust Water Heaters had been eaten.
And supper just solved, are carried off to the sea each
$12.50.
See display any day, even can't make up for these two lost meals. year by running water," the commis
FOR SALE—By private party, 1200
ings, or Sunday 4053 N. E. 30th Ave.
Surveys of school lunches have sion's book declares. "An equal amount
Filberts, Barcelcnas and Duchilly.
GA. 6856.
__ i shown that for the majority they are removed from its source is left en route.
Just right age for field transplant
i lacking in the essential or protective This means a total of 1,500,000,000 tons,
STOVES
ing, reasonable price. Will show you
__ i elements needed for growth and body | equal to approximately one ton for
stock if interested.
Write Box 507 j
I repair and supplied by milk, fruits
Beaverton. Prices reasonable
Come to Stove Headquarters and vegetables. In planning lunches each acre of land In this country. Tho
Soil Conservation Service estimates
w<
for the school child it is necessary t o 1 that 35,000,000 acres have been ruined.
Electric, or combination
COLLIE-SHEPHERD 2 yr old, watch
provide these foods first and then the
"There are 125,000,000 more acres
dog & childrens pet. Old Brick Yard
used, Priced Right.
more filling foods for energy.
that have lost the valuable topsoil, and
place on Allen avenue, Beaverton.
Here is a box lunch menu which is
Lang Stove Co.
it is estimated that still another 100
Phone AT. 2070 sure V>' please:
1017 S. W. fitti Ave
ACREAGE—17.64 Acres, fine soil for
Chopped Egg and celery sandwich million acres are being converted into
marginal or sub-ma'ginal land, bring
Walnuts, Filberts, Berries, or garden
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
on whole wheat bread.
12 mi. out rocked rd, price $874, $25
Peanut butter and honey sandwich ing disaster lo those trying to eke out
cash, $10 per mo.
Layman, 1878 $10 DOWN, $10 A MONTH 2 acrw es on white bread.
a living from erosion enfeebled soil,
near Beaverton, wonderful garden
S. W. 10th Ave.
Apple, ginger cookie, hot chocolate cud threatening ruin to the next gen
ground, price only $650, Owner will (Thermos).
eration. sinee these destructive forces
supply lumber for you to build. All
WOOD FOR SALE—No. 2 $3.50 cord;
A menu planred for a school lunch are going on at an increasing rate,’’
for
$10
month.
Write
or
phone
Second growth $4; Old growth $4.50
room is ag follows:
In a chapter devoted to control and
AT. 0548, FRANK L. McGUIRE,
Oak $6.
75c a cord extra sawed.
Vegetable chowder with bacon.
preventive measures for soil losses it
Leave order« at Pete Potvin Mkt.
Fruit
Salad,
wholewheat
bread
and
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS
describes terracing, strip cropping,
Tigard Telephone 79.
Delivered.
butter, ice cream.
wind erosion control, gully control and
For
a
lunch
at
home
this
menu
was
FOOT HEALTH
WANTED TO BUY—Cheap horses planned:
the control of losses from leaching.
for fox feed.
Bebout Silver Fox
Other chapters are devoted to soil
Scalloped Salmon,
Baked Potato
DOLLAR ARCH SUPPORTS - Stand
resources, the toll exacted by soil ero
Fa
m,
Aloha
Phone
Beaverton
Raisin
Bread
&
butter
lettuce
Salad
ard makes. We fit them. They fit
Peaches
Sponge Cake
sion, methods for keeping soils produc
9725._______________________ _______
into all shoes. Foot Comfort Guar
tive, state and national uses for non-
Milk
anteed.
Consultation, Examination
WATCH REPAIRS
agricultura! land, forestry In a soil con
Free.
No obligation.
J. E. TRY-
servation program and wild life in a
ZELAAR, 310 Burnside St., AT. 7979. TAKE
YOUR SICK OR DEAD
If y«)u have a house for rent or sale land use program. The booklet de
Watches and Clcok.t to F. M Cliris- try the classified columns of this pa
FOR RENT
scribes in detail the marshalling of
man, 528 S. W. Salmon.
BE. 3858. per. They bring results.
many forces which is being brought
He
will
cure
at
a
1ft
live
price.
UPSTAIRS APARTMENT—for rent.
about under the leadership of the Soil
Furnished or unfurnished.
Inquire
WINDOW, PLATE, MIRROR GLASS
Erosion Service to meet tills national
Beaveiton Bakery.
problem.
FUEL PRICES
J. A. CLINE
Glass and Glazing, Plate, Windows
WOOD—NO. 1 Old Growth 4 ft, $5;
and Auto Glass- Mirrors Resllvered
For Results—use the want ads.
Short Wood 12-16 inch, $5.50; Sec
1338
S.
W,
3rd.______
ATwater
6788
ond growth, 4 ft $150. Scholls 1851
If Y'ou Want 1« Grow
Will pay telephone calls on all or-
PEAS A N D V ETCH
WISECRACK OF THE DAY
ders given.
On Contract
A
man
remarked:
"One
o
f
the
ob
GREGG SHORTHAND
See Us Now
J. O. JOHNSON
jections to public ownership as I see
MRS. ROSE BARCLAY. BEGINNING it is that nobody thinks of it until
Attorney at Liw
and advanced Shorthand $2 month some smart guy builds something
Portland office 925 Yeon Bldg.
Also private work. AT. 2296, 1504 worth owning.'1
707 N. E. UNION AVE.
3. W. Broadway.
Tigard office Johnson Bldg., Wed
Portland Oregon
nesday and Satuiday
HIDES, WOOL, CASCAKA BARK
Phone EAST 5535
Buying, Selling or Exchanging if
Phones Tigard 52 and 0351
HIDES A WOOL, CASCAKA—A spec Just as important on the farm as the
laity. LEE BROS., 431 S W Front store. Little articles may be conver
ted into cash and articles that you
Ave, ATwater 5334
want may be lying idle in your neigh
bor'i
garret. USE THE WANT ADS
LINOLEUM
BANKERS ACTIVE IN
SOIL SAVING MOVE
SEED
CONTRACTS
A. M. HAND Seed Co.
SEE ALL THE MODERN WAYS
TO USE ARMSTRONG'S LINO
LEUM for Floors, Drain Boards,
Walls, and Base Boards. Prices to
suit any budget.
CORK FLOOR
PRODUCTS CO., Broadway nr.
Salmon.
Phone BIG 00M.
PERSONAL
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING—W.
T. ANDERSON, AT. 3881, Multno
mah.
CRIPPLED READER, gift of God,
tells the truth. Bring the truth and
I will tell you the truth
No pay if
I don't tell, 1110 S. W. Morrisic/n, rm.
5. BE 1347.
SEE DR. ETHEL A. SACRY for in-
sta it relief for corns, calouses and
ingrowing nails.
BEacon 4101, 929
S W. Salmon St.. Portland. Or.
C a n c e rs .^ 0” '
Gallstones,
No Surgery
Polish Method.
We are Open for
investigation. Call or write
POLISH HEALTH CLINIC
703 Times Bldg.
Portland
Flowers
Howers for all Occasions
Funeral Designs Promptly
Delivered
Terwilliger Greenhouse
Near Bwtha Station
Phone AT. 1020
FINLEY A MON
Funeral DIrecSufo
Montgomery St.
4th
to Fifth
Motor Equipment,
___Staff A Facilities for
Serving Portland and
its 8uburbe
Has Your
Cüm4 m ,né
ream U n t 0 i
Subscription
yon j r*
Expired?
town
PUBLIC SALE
The Undersigned will sell at Public Auction three
Mile* South of Beaverton and three miles north of
Tigard, one mile west of Progress on the Scholls
Ferry Highway
Sale to Start at 1 o’clock p. m.
Wednesday, Sept. 18
Team o f horses, six years old,
weight 3700 lbs.
They must lx1
seen to be appreciated.
Heavy
harness and wagon.
Two Guernsey-Jersey grade cows
Two long yearling heifers. One
heifer calf.
Two hogs, weight 150 lb each.
Binder
Sprlngtooth harrow, di«c harrow
drag harrow, two horse cultiva
tor, one horse cultivator, walk
ing plow, hay cutter, grindstone,
hay, rope, double trees, chains,
forks and all small tools to be
found on a farm.
Cook stove,
heating stove, and fruit jars.
One hundred bushels of wheat,
220 bushels of grey oats, 300 lbs
vetch seed, some barley, 4V4 tons
baled straw, 150 white leghorn
hens, 5 cords wood and many
other articles. Ijook for Red Ar
row for place of sale.
Terms of Sale:— $20 and Under Cash, Those Desiring
Credit must see the clerk before buying.
A D A M. SLIGER, ...
Owner
J. W . H U G H ES,
Auctioneer
JAY GIBSON, Clerk, f irst Security Bank, Beaverton
L. OKA1
Endless conferences featured the
past week all relative to <. ae subject
a new capitol location.
The sessions
have been between the governor and
the board of control, the group of Sa
lem citizens urging more ground, and
the Willamette trustees.
The three
conferred again the start of this week
in order to present a program to the
state legislature.
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And the dute of tiie legislature
awaits the completion of a recom
mended progrum.
For a time the
past week it was expected the call
w.iuld be issued momentarily.
The
latest n poits now are that it will be
called early in October.
Prognostica
tions are purely guess work as the
governor himself does not know when
he will write the proclamation .
vacation of Stute street and construc
tion streets around the old grounds.
It will give the grounds a total of 20
acres, which was declared ample suf
ficiency.
Word from the federal government
on the application for giants to buy
more land, now is awaited before the
session will be called.
This was ex
pected momentarily. Senator Charles
L McNary, who was in on some of the
conferences, voiced assurance the fed
eral government would provide the
grant.
Recovery Would Eliminate
Necessity for More Taxes
New York -iIB S ) "Recovery would
solve the financial difficulties o f the
Federal Government without the ne
cessity for further diastic increases in
the burden of taxation," according to
a report on "Federal Finances in the
Fiscal Year o f 1935" issued by the Na
tional Industrial Conference Board.
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This non-political study indicates
When it does convene, the probable plainly that business recovery and re
“capitol" will be tile slate armory employment are the central factors in
and the dining room of the Marion the restoration of a sound fiscal policy
Hotel adjoining.
This would permit for the Government.
"All measures that tend to impede
the second flour rooms of the hotel to
be used for committees, and perhaps recovery in ; ieduction and trade pre
tiie executive office« would be moved vent reduction of relief expenditures
there temporarily.
Orders have been and increase of revenue," the Board
"Without recovery the budget
issued foi ninety desks and the neces said.
can be balanced only by the imposi
sary chairs.
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tion of taxes which in the end would
la the meantime the governor and defeat their aim by drying up th|
members of tile board were in attend soutces of revenue and decreasing the
ance at the Pendleton rounu-op.
In income of the Government.
"If relief expenditures are reduced
addition tlie governor was making a
swing around the- state with members to about one billion dollars for the fis-
of the highway commission to inspect cul year of 1937 and revenues from ex
eastern and central Oregon highways. isting sources continue to improve as
Governmental activities will take on they have during the past two years,
I it should be possible to draw up a
fud swing again next week.
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I budget showing a complete balance,
More federal motley was being except for public* debt retirements. If
sought by the stute of Oregon. The sudt a budget should be announced
latest application was for $800,000 for in January, 1936, the report states, it
a central heating and power plant und would be the most constructive devel
a central telephone system and police opment in the federal fiscal picture
radio station.
Elimination o f dupli in the whole depression period.
cation in expense and to curb long dis
tance calls were the objectives. Loca
tion of the eight police radio stations
If you have something to sell and
hud not been determined.
are in a hurry to dispose of it. Let
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the classified columns of this paper
Representative James H. E. Scott, prove its ability ns a speedy and effi
I of Umatilla county, tiuiy not be pres cient sales medium.
ent at the special session.
Late re
ports stated he had suffered a stroke
and was critically ill at ills home,
i Scott bus been a member of the state
legislature for many years.
He has
been a consistent dry und at the last
session brought in some extra dry
measures.
W h y p u t up
w ith the
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Judge W. A. Ekwall, congressman
from Oregon's third district of Mult
nomah county, ran up aguinst a snag
last Sunday.
He attempted to make
a talk "not about himself but about
the game" at the baseball contests in
Portland.
The boos and bronx yells
prevented him and he finally gave up
the uttempt and left the microphone.
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His unpopularity, it was stated, was
due to his reversal on the Townsend
Old Age pension plan.
During his
campaign he supjiorted the bill, au
thentic reports stated, but
voted
uguinst it in congress.
It is begin
ning to look as though he may be but
a one-termer.
He has not announced
he would try again, however.
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An unusual scene took place at the
state's capitol last Sunday night.
When the news flushed on the movies
screen that Huey izing had been shot,
the statement was met with cheers,
not regrets.
People in Oregon have
not applauded the antics and activi
ties of the Louisianan, and the feel
ings were spontaneous and bordering
upon hatred.
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But the Long news story was fol
lowed closely here.
Newspapers and
press association staffs were continu
ously on tile phone answering queries
upon hi« condition.
An employee of
the governor's office commented Mon
day upon when a monument would be
erected for the man who fired the shot
the young Dr. Weiss.
Anti-Long sen
timent is strong here.
Hater the capitol conferences ended
late Monday with an agreement which
gives the victory to all thiee factions —
I the board, the university and the city
of Salem.
The governor will recom
mend the purchase of Willamette uni
versity to the legislature and will also
make an alternate proposal for the
south Salem site.
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But tiie Willamette campus purchase
will be the prior recommendation.
The trustees requested $750,000 plus the
site for a. new campus in Bush's pas
ture.
Thirty-four acres was to be
purchased.
In this proposal the city
of Salem ha« approved a grant of 100,-
000 to the state for the purchase. The
city cannot donate to Willamette,
but it can to the state and the latter
may use the money to buy the site.
drudgery
stove heat?
You can enjoy
clean, low-cost,
convenient
GAS heat, too,
s
Pt'iv,
hy installing a
Gas circulating
air h eater
In all the cost of the campus would
he $825,00*) Salem c ntributea $100,000
private donations $2,700 ; 45 per cent
I’ WA would contribute $337,500, leav
ing the state to provide a cash pay
ment by legislative appropriation of
$385.000.
It now rests with the legis
lature, and should It be granted work
would start within rix months.
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This is the closest to an agreement
yet reached and all parties to the
agreement were reported as satisfied
The nampus, adjoining the present
capitol grounds, would be joined by
Well Curbing
Special Radial Brick for
Well-Curbing, Cisterns, and
Septic Tanks
Face Brick & Building Tile
S Y L V A N BRICK CO.
Old Canyon Road at Sylvan
BE. 4449
CO LU M BIA BRICK W R K S
SE Water A Madison Sts.
EA. 1101
# M ake this com in g w inter
the most comfortable you have
ever spent. Decide now on a
gas circulating air heater.Clean
—quick—convenient—no dirt,
ashes or soot. Gas househeating
rates arc down. And when you
heat with gas, you get a ll your
gas at lowest cost. A very attrac
tive gas circulating air heater
costs only $59.50 installed in
your home. ($3 down; $3 mo.
— plus small carrying charge).
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C oke C ompany
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