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Hurlburt-Worsham RPAVPRTON -giBN iaP R lSE IL II. JEFFRIES, PuUlthrr Published Friday of each week by the Pioneer Publishing Co., at Beaverton. Oie. Entered m second-class matter at the postoffice at Beaverton, Ore. One Year _ Six Months Friday, January 24, 10.46 BE A V E R T O N ENTERPRISE, Beaverton. Ore. Page 2 Subscription Kates ___ $ 35c ____ $1.00 Three M onths________ ___ , 50 c Subscriptions Payable in Advance ; Beaverton Office—Broadway at O. E. tracks. Phone Beaverton 7503 Portland Office 408 Dekum Bldg., Phone ATwater 5014 Invisible Tax Eater tailors,” boasts the professor. One thing the learned gentleman overlooked. He might have sug gested a color scheme for the uni forms. It would be fitting for those i employees who earn less than $100 a month to be clothed in green. Dress j those who receive from $100 to $250 j a month in blown. Apply a classy j blue to those who earn between $250 and $500 a month. Put the Con gress, that supinely bowed to every- | thing the New Deal wanted, in deep I yellow. Pink would be the garb of j the Brain Trust; red should be re-1 served for Felix Frankfurter, and royal purple for the President. Clothing all public employees in distinctive uniforms would at least do one sensible thing; it would at all time^ remind the taxpayers of the load they must constantly carry. Oregon Common Sense. Colors Dedicated ■ . 1 ---- Dr. and Mrs. Edward Allen Pierce $332,260 Distributed have returned to Cedar Crest Farm. I their former borne and will assume Under 1934-35 W alnut personal charge of their West Side Agreement and License Auto Camp. Dr. Pierce will open an i office there for the practice of medi- A final distribution of funds in | cine. Office hours, evenings. Tele- the surplus pool operated under the; phoae ATwater 6741. 6259 S. W. Capi- 1934-35 Walnut Agreement and Li tol Highway, and Bertha Station. cense has been authorized by the trustees for that agreement, and the | sum of $332,260 31 has Just been dis-1 , tribuated to signatories and licen- SPECIAL — Ladies' i sees as a liquidating payment, it Heel Lifts, Leather ' was announced today by W. E. or Coinpoaitloii Goodspeed, manager for the agree- Ladies' half soles, Lea or Comp 39c 1 ment. Men's Half Soles 50e According to the records of the Men's Rubber Heels 20c * Control Board, this pool operated Bring this ad to get these priegs from September 1, 1934 to January 50H SH 3rd ave. lit. Wash A Alder 10, 1938, during which time 224,167 one-hundred-pound bags of merch antable walnuts were received either by deposit of walnuts or by pur-! chase from cash received from sig natories and licensees In lieu of wal nut«. These walnuts have all been | sold either in export trade, for shell- j SEE YOUR LOCAL DEALER ing, or for charitable institutions. ( After deduction of all administrative Sylvan Brick Company expenses, they have realized an a v -! erage net price of $7.6175 per bag. | Columbia Brick Works This may be considered a highly i successful operation in view of the j large crop of the present marketing I year. J. O. JOHNSON Five cash distribution« in all have j been made totalling $1,707,607 7p, j Attorney at Law . and representing 52.15% of total Portland office 925 Yeon Bldg. credits to signatories and licensees, l The final distribution of January 10, Tigard office Johnson Bldg., Wed nesday and Saturday 1936, amounting to $332,260.31, com pletes the liquidation of the 1934-35 Phone« Tigard 52 and 0351 Surplus Walnut Pool. 15c Today there is an invisible guest who sits at the table of every family in this country. He is the invisible tax eater that collects the hidden tuxes. When the housewife pur chases three pork chops, the butch er weighs them out but only wraps up two. The third he gives to his invisible guest. Now, it is not suggested that to avoid taxes, we have no government, flood government is necessary and is a real asset to the citizens. Nor is it suggeeted that V. e discontinue all relief and let our fellow citizens starve when they are in need. Nor is it suggested that we eliminate the army and navy and leave our coun try defenseless. Nor discontinue all education so that our children be- come Illiterate. Nor that we should quit building highways that have The Burning Target brought enjoyment to so many Every modern business large or There is a reasonable amount of all ! small needs plenty of advertising. It A decade ago the annual national these things that we can and should ¡ 1 “ the ideal remedy and tonic of a have. But we should have only fire loss was in excess -of $500,000, ■ | million business aches and pains. 000. what we can afford to pay for and Wherever you travel wherever you Today it is less than half of that, j All Star Card what we are willing to pay for. chance to look you are sure to see Leslie M. Scott, speaking <>n behalf of the donors of some form of advertising. MONDAY EVE 8:30 Wo must recognize that when we go being in the neighborhood of $250,- into long term debt for things that 000.000. That is definite progress. It the post colors1 at dedicate r>' ceremonies held at Mult- Labor Temple we want today, we are apt to pay in U. S. Marine Corps gives sound reason for encourage- I lO llU lh A t h l C t l C C llll), Interest many times the original cost Gen. Adm. 55c Ringside $1.00 But it certainly should not 1______ _________________________ and we must recognize the inherent ment. Seeks Recruits dangers of spending more than our tie productive o f an unjustified feel- j we seem to have Grange Radio Broadcast income. The youth oi Germany re ing of security, 302 First Aid Stations volted against the burden of war made a start toward mastering un Enlistments in the U. S. Marine But Given Saturday FRI. debt. The youth of America may controlled, destructive fire. MON. Corps are again open to a limited Opened in Interest ^ well revolt against wie enormous we are still a long way from having THURf number of young men, according SAT. of Traffic Accidents to the local postmaster from Lieu- j debt we ure idling up, a great part completely mastered it, An especially attractive radio The fact that a quarter of a bil of which leaves behind no evidence _______ tenant Colonel Randolph Coyle, U. j lion dollars is still destroyed bv I Program was broadcast Saturday af of any tangible value received. With Claud« Breretou and In its nation-wide campaign to s Murine Corps recruiting station, ‘ ! ternoon, ter fire each year, leave a "burning January 18th, during the Every citizen is a taxpayer wheth prevent the terrific lose of life in 208 U. S. Court House, Portland, Ills Music taiget" too snoot at. hour allotted for the monthly er he knows it or not, out the public all accidents, the American Red Oregon, where further detailed in- Fire can be inn bed. It is per-' Orange broadcast during the regular Cross has opened or projected 302 formation may be obtained. servant who represents him as a Lib-1 The Lonesome Club citizen uiul a voter in our govern fectly possible and practical to cut I Earn) and Home hour, Emergency First Aid stations on the e*al selection quotas have been tile innttui loss to well b< low $100,-1 J- T iber, Master of the Na- ment will not recognize him as a highways in the Pacific states, A. assigned all western states. Men 821 S. W. 4th Ave. Portland But to do that, the energy1 tional Orange, delivered the princi- L. Schafer, area taxpayer until the citizen himself is 000.000. manageer, an- enlisted from inland areas will be address and gave some timely nounoed. wholly conscious of that fuct and and aid of every American citizen ADMISSION ALWAYS 25o Throughout the nation afforded an opportunity to serve makes his status as a taxpayer must *'c cults’ * d it the campaign. comments Hn the recent Supreme the Red Cross highway first aid w'th one of the Marine detachments known and felt to his representative Fire is mostly a “pensonal” matter. ! Court decision outlawing the AAA. stations now number 1400. Red on board Battleships and Airplanes j The executive committee of the Na in government, whether it be his Cross chapters reporting stations carriers or at one of the many tional Grange was in session in mayor, hiH state legislator or gover Street Cars to Multnomah opened include Arizona. 1; Califor- interesting foreign stations, includ- nor, or his Congressman or Senator i Washington at that time and its nia, 30; Idaho, 1; Oregon. 8; Utah, j i " 8 China, Phillippines, Guam, and three members were heard on the in the national government. 5, and Washington 19. Projected Hawaii. Applicants to be quali- The writer remembers a few j program Fred J. Freestone of In- stations include: Let every citizen's cry b'e: “The California, 79; tied for enlistment must be unmar cost of government must be re ye.irs back when the Oregon Elec- j terlaken, N. Y.; Eugene A. Eckert Idaho, 35; Oregon, 67; Utah, 8; and ried American citizens without de trie were running cars through ! of Mascoutah, Hi.; Ray W. Gill of duced," Demand of every office' pendents; between the ages of 18 Washington 49. holder (hut he prove that he has Multnomah It was a splendid ser- j Portland. Oregon. GUARANTEED At the same time Red Cross and 25 yeans of age and of good vice. Recently a number of citizens I Music for the program of January used all his Influence to reduce the Physical stand chapters are carrying on the year moral character. of towns along O. E. Ry. were in fa-! 18th was furnished by the United cost of government. Let every citi SOLO 'round plnogram for the prevention ards require a minimum height of zen realize clearly that at the rate vor of requesting the R. R. jieople States Hand under the leadetbhip of sixty-six inches and that the home and d farm accidents by thei ^ V 1 * 1 , lne aPP*'_ to operate a passenger service again of Captain Thomas F. Darcy. we are going, in another 10 to 20 S & M Flying Service elimination of the score« of hazards Z n b* ° f. a° un* P“ *8'™ ' condi- years not one-third but two-thirds of on their lines out this way. What is In HANGAR NO. 4—SWAN ISLAND whlcn cause them. In the the Pacific Pacific i U " . Prpvious attendance at high their reply.: Possibly the P. R. L his income may be going for the Babson Says —WA. 6584 — 'l “ 1 be con8ider^ •” detenn- area the Red Cross Chapters thus cost of government and that when Sr P. Co., would be interested to give the applicant’s mental qualifi far have named special « chairmen i ming Continued from Page 1 cation*. th.it day comes we will all lie work the West side a train service. No i on home and farm accident preven ing for tho government and we doubt the O. E. Ry. would lease the The Scotchman 21.000. 000 acres for power alcohol. tion committees. won't have any need for taxes be tracks reasonable. More tourists drove into Oregon 8.000. 000 acres for paper stock. cause we will, in effect, then be said "I'll take the hignroads’’ but VALENTINES there are a lot of peopleo ntheWest, 5.000. last year than any time for the last 000 acres for vegetable fibres. ready for a Communistic State. six years, Secretary of State Snell Greeting Curd* for All Occasions Some people think that all we Side who will travel the railroad. ! 3.500.000 acres fin- linseed. 3.000. 000 ucre^ for cotton road reported recently. Evwry Offlov Aid for Every Trade need is u new mayor, or a new gov construction. Non-resident motor vehicle regis ernor, or a new Congress. But Tigard Hi Wins F ame OFFICE SUPPLIES 5.000. 000 acres for plustics. trations totaled 100,303 last year. In what we really need is an aroused To Liquidate 1.500.000 acres for tung oil and soy 1929, all-time record for registration PHOTO FINISHING public opinion demanding that the Brown Estate Tigird High School typed her ALL PRINTS ON VELOX of out-of-state cars was 193,008. cost of government must be reduced. name with speed and accuracy in j bean oil. MADE to ORDER It is useless to attempt to solve the Hall of Educational Fame off 500.000 acres for tanning materials 723 S. W. AI.DEK FRECK’S 500.000 acres for starches. this problem in terms of parlies, for Oregon again when the efficient H Facon 6339 Staty.A Prtg.Co. 2.000. 000 acres for other miscel- no matter what the label, the costs high school of the Tualatin Valley I ianeous purposes Says Quagga Is Extinct; of government apparently continue Ilf .h II III.. I I I.L't I Y% . • .... •. 1 . ■ — . — 1 M .1 . . I . I won the first three places in a state CONCLUSION Si OVERCOATS to mount and taxes are further in wide high school radio shorthand Creature Once Plentiful The need toduy is for a rebirth of AS LOW AS creased. The only |s>ssible solution, contest last week over KOAC. Beyond all doubt the quuggtt Is ut the fuith courage, and initiative of It seems lt«v< in the education of This time the laurels belong to our forefathers. terly extinct. In the opinion of I>r. Gra IN PORTLAND Security cannot Dm individual citizen in tlie funda- Dorothy Martin, Louise Harrison, through legislation. ham Uenshaw, British naturalist. dumental fact that all the people and Geraldine Keller, all Oregon be obtained Pensions, bonuses, tariffs, and other sappoit tile government and that the typing stars 1936. This beautiful South African crea Hand Tail- OP artificial aids only make us weaker ture resembled in proportions a stout government cannot support all the Several times in recent years Ti rather than stronger. ored Tie» £ iO C The more pony. With rufus brown body chang at the people. Somehow we must make gard High has won first place in any section or uny industry is “ bn «very last man and woman and child statewide competition. ing to fulvous posteriorly, Its head was A remark ODD FELLOW S tenlize that no matter whether taxes able record which proves that often bled" the more vulnerable it be The parable of the Sower, striped with brown In zebra fashion. are paid directly or not, no citizen times small schools produce the comes. BALLRO O M as told in the Fourth Chapter of St. Its neck was handed with broad stripes can escape paying hi,s share of the scholars. which continued along the body fo 10th at Salmon Mark, applies today as it did 2.000 iswt of government that conies thru All Washington county rejoices God's basic law which the haunches, where they broke up Into 'EstaMished Slnue tile hidden taxes tiiut are buried in with Tigard in the great victory they years ago. hau applied since the Stone Age is vague lines and spots. The legs and every single purchase that he makes hnvxj wom. 1884 that if we cannot produce at a prof tall were white. with his haial earned dollar. 244 SW Alder it, we must die. M ON.-W ED.-FRI.-8AT. Portland Only 1(1 in all were ever transported Aloha Wants the Survey All attempts to keep alive unprof alive to Europe and two of these har Prof. Weinerwurst Speaks itable farm* is defiance to God's Many working men and business' law8 But the,e an alternative to nessed to a smart equipage In London firms at Aloha would like to see the " h‘’ ‘lea,h of » « ' 'culture. This is to attracted much attention In the middle Professor Max Weinerwurst, of survey made of Beaverton Creek -| rai,i‘‘ dlff*'rent crops and to sell pres- of the Seventeenth century. Foothills Seminary, is of the opinion ent crops for industrial purposes. It In Its d-iy, writes Doctor Renshaw that in himself, the New Ileal has A Federal WPA grant of $22 500 Hem>' Ford wer‘‘ Secretary of Agrl- 111 the Journal of Ihe British Society passed up one who could do much to solve thi perplexing problems of the for said project will cheer up many ¡'ultlir'“' , ,he farmers' troubles would for the Preservation of the Fauua of over! nation. For months the professor firesides, and keep the cash register i Business, ns registered by the Bab- the Empire, the quagga graced the lias confined himself in his labora of this community ringing until sonchart, is now 10 pet cent below South African veldt in almost unbe tory winking on theories, which he summer comes again . Truly a creek full of logs, brush normal ,,nd 10 P«* cent above n year lievable numbers. believes should lie applied by the Unhappily. It was scarcely known Brain Trust. He regards himself and mosquitoes is a bad earmark I Copyright 1936. Make the survey before It began to vanish. Thomas us somewhat of an authority on for civilization. Headlining I h e Biggesf gentlemen help Uncle Sam get Pringle, the South African poet and a spending. Vaudeville Floor Show things going. Sjiendtng, says the professor, is friend of Sir Walter Scott, lamented Automobile Fatalities in Portland the only thing that cun possibly In 1820 that the qtrtggas and hart- Reduced in County bring back prosperity. The nation Answer These Questions heeits hail almost totally disappeared al government and the stutes, coun- from the pastures of Albany which 9 Till 1 A . M . N ivhtly ties, municipalities, school and road Although sev* tail counties in Ore- they had formerly enlivened with their A school gon of shark-eyed, power- K\( M*T SI M ilt districts must continue to spend ___________ reported heavy increases in numbers. By 18.'tt! It only occurred ^ ^ death8 caused by auto without reserve. If no money is seeking politicians are belittling, ^ avulable borrow It. The same Ameriern ideals of government and mobile accidents. Washington coun In Cape Colony on the borders though course should be pursued bv tho in constitutional safeguards of liberty. ty reduced its traffic toll from 6 in still plentiful further north; In 1850 Shall « « continue to encourag« the 1934 to 5 in 1935, according to a the hide-hunting Boers began to ex dividual. Just keep on piling up debts In time the majority o f the I individual to earn a profit by his statement received here from W R terminate the game for their skins and energy, initiative and thrift be- McDonald. ‘ -»ctor of the Oregon the last two quaggas of the Great Kar •ItUeOa will fin • suet) an enormous I pyramid of debts that thev will f,ne w,‘ take it away from him to State Motor as.-notation in charge of roo desert were shot in 1805, the needs of government, or safety. adopt a don't-care attitud and thus | become immune to worry. In such shall we create condii ions where no This improved record, he said, has property been an important factor in giving a state of mind they cannot help but accumulations of private Origin of “ Chalicc” uttain happiness The minority wil' will la1 possible. Oregon national recognition as a Can our free institutions withstand leader in street and highway safety. •’Cluilice." frolli thè l.atin “rally.' worry and in their unhappiness and misery take the suicide route ns » the impact of the aggregated forces Based on latest national figures, refers to a clip or i hnwl, espedally and disintegrating Oregon rank, second in the country thè «-tip ttsed III thè S iici ameni of thè relief from their woes. This will ac of officialism complish the destruction of rugged collectivism. 1 among states which have shown Lord’s Siipper Thls terni originali!' individualism, solve the probk'm of outstand.ng redo alt ion« In motor fdgnlfylng a common drinking vossei over-population, thus eliminating the deaths now tisMiilly js applled to a communlori Tualatin Tunnel barriers that now prohibit unres clip. Frolli wimh I or nther cheap ma tricted immigiiitkui from Southern Ch ssified advertising is n sure way terial In earl.v tlines. challees cairn* to Europe and the Orient, and for nil The Wilson River WPA project he made of class, agate, silicr and time settle the question of birth was placed on the map Saturday to get results gold, wlth encravlng. etiamel and dif control About $3.000.000 will be the ultimate Psofivotor Weiner wurst s first sug cost, only 1100 men will soon he ferent klads of costly decoratimi. Some miles and the giade reduced from gestion is that all public employees clearing the right of way over the over fom | m r cent to only two per of tliein bave great histnrlr Interest le required to dress in distinctive Coast and vaine and are preservili In ehuroh Range mountains through • Pepco Electric H o t W ater service m akes h o t uniforms; one regalia for working Washington and Tillamook counties. cent. In tint a of a "silver thaw“ in treasnries and miisenins of Europe It stead of hazard driving down hill boons, another for leisure time about w ater as constant as cold w ater in your hom e__ In order to expidite the tremend sides. aulo tratflc will sail through I generali» is held fhat s challee must the home and a third, full-dress af ous volume of auto truffle that vil.l •nd at /#u’ cost. Over 1200 homes have recently bave a ktmp or hall in thè middle of the mountains under power. fair. for special occasions. »Such travel this way, the Tualatin Tunnel installed this superior service. Users’ average With the seenlc Wilson River thè «tetti or foot a-ltirh supporta thè uniforms to be provided by tho Gov through Council Cre«t, will fit in cost only $2.72 a month. Ask any Pepco Electric ernment at an •--timated annual cost with the major traffic plan of Mult Road to the Sen completed the new ! howt. l'hls Is Intende«! to scenre Mie tunnel in operation. Ti.laniook, : of $ 200 . 000 . 01 ) 0 .( 10 . More for details about special 9 trU loffer! numah, Tillamook and Washington Washington «nd Multnomah coun-1 hnld of thè p e r s o li who banda It to thè eninmnnlc.int It has a cover aliteli “ Look what It wilt do for cotton ivuntles. tie« will soon become one of the i and wool growers ana visualize the Th« distance between Portland- most prosperous sections In the West. | nmy Ite Mie psteu or disti tor thè con- PORTLAND CENTRAL KUCTRIC «0. amount of work It will provide for Beaverton will be shortened •oersted liread. two KARL E. FISHER Brick & Building Tile WRESTLING DANCE I L Y A Executor's SALE SUITS DANCE $29.50 BROWN BROS. 25c SING IMG X W ' WAITERS Dancing J IO T W PEPCO
