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Friday, February 7, 1936
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE, Beaverton, Ore.
“ This is a Good Country”
The Powder Puff
Sometime.) the malcontents make
Gives Nestle Clariol &
:o uu.cii noise we torget about the
people who ar. the thinking, frugal
other famed tint $2.50
working backbone of the country.
Shampoo Tint» tor
IL 11. J E F F R IE S , Publisher
I i lien something happens to wake us
Naturul llair Beauty
'
up,
like
thi*
letter
we
jum
got
from
? F ; -
Guaranteed to last until hair
Published Friday of each week by the Pioneer Publishing Co., at Beaverton,
* Utah farmer.
has grown out. High-light your
•:e.
Entered as «econd-thos* matter at the postoffice at Beaverton. Ore
mm
**
T '
•,.o _ie living in a very tnterest-
hair with a henna. Frederick
' ' *
t I ' *
.ng
time.
I
have
never
e^en
so
& Natural Permanent Waves.
Üulnrriptiun Kates
much unrest.
Anything goes at this |
635 Morgan Bldg.
BE. 2938
___ $ 35c
Three Month» ------------
One Year _ ___ *________ _____11.00
• |a»e just so a certain element can j
Portland, Ore.
__ _________ .30c
Subscriptions Payable in Advance
£w Months
j ,jt something for nothing
We are
ruled l.y a i lass that don t know a ,
Beaverton Office—Cor. Canyon Road and Short Street.
Phone 7503
hoc trout a shovel.
A.l thty know |
Portland Oilite 4'»« Dekuui Blog., Phone ATwater 5914
Is the schoo; room. As long back as
Be. 8494 Quick service good Work
I 1 can remember, I have heard the
old story that the rich are getting
PA R K H U R ST’S
in February of Leap Year
i richer and the poor are getting
Taxpayer* On the March! mantic
Let those conservatives who favoi
Pleating & Hemstitching
poorer.
the old axiom “ Look before you i
Shop
“
I
have
visit
d
eleven
nations
and
Taxpayers of Oregon did a bul.y leap” fight it out with those who
was born in a foreign country.
I j Machine Emljlems * Monograms
job last Friday when tney registei- subscribe to the modern version that
do know this is the best country in
Hotel ¿fc Coverall Marking. Buttons
ed a landslide vote against all four “ It is better to leap without looking,
the world.
Anyone wno will work
Buckles Covered. Button Holes *
measures on the ballot to the tune than never to leap at all.”—The
and save can climb the ladder to
Eyelets, Embroidering
¿It Braid
Informant.
of 5 to 1.
I success.
But the war is not over with util
ing.
ALL KINDS PLEATrNG
"It will be 73 years next April j
ity salaries advancing at Salem and
Alfred E. Smiths .ong-awaited
tliut with my mother we sailed from
Peter Zimmerman off the “ Yamhil. American Liberty League speech was
Mail
Orders Filled
Denmark for the U. 3.
We came
reservation” down here in Washing- exactly / what was anticipated -a
to
put
over
a
$1,-1
from
Omaha
to
Utah
with
an
ox
ton county trying
On Day Received
ringing attack on tne New I>eal.
team.
I walked all the way. With i 822 Morgan Bldg. Portland, Oregon
700,000 utility bond issue - it be- which Mr. Smith declared had vio
no education and as poor as anyone j
hooves the taxpayers of Washington lated almost every provision of the
could be, I have made my way up i
county to sleep with one eye open
platform on which it swept into
i the ladder to the $150,000 mark, but
or your hides will be hanging on the office with unprecedented ease.
j it has taken hard woes and some
fence!
High point of the talk was Mr.
j
foresight. I have never had a dol- I
Smith's declaration that unless the
| lar given to nie, but have given |
Administration
changed
policy.,
dis
Men Unafraid
thousands away.
It makes me tired
SEE YOUR LOCAL DEALER
ciples of Jefferson, Jackson and
. to hear a lot of pinheads get to
Cleveland may have to "take a
gether
and
plot
against
the
man
who
Americanism begins at home.
walk.”
Sylvan Brick Company
| has the nerve to get out and do
in the humblest cottage . . in the
interesting point is, Will there be
'
things.
be-
mansion
.
.
.
It
Columbia Brick Works
most pretentious
a coalition of conservative Demo
j “ In my early manhood, 15 of us
gins right here in our own town . . crats of the John W. Davis, Albert
young men located on a stream in |
with us . . . with you . . Tt consists Ritchie, Alfred Smith type,
to
i Utah.
All any of us had was our
of living up to the courage of our actively fight the Administration,
I teams.
I bought some of my neigh
forefathers . . . of being rnen un-
J. O. JOHNSON
bors out through foresight. T worked
afraid . . fighting on •till the dawn
Historic
Events
Attorney at Law
children's
child-
hard. Today I own more land, more
and leaving for our
wuter, more horses .cattle and sheep i
ren the right to also be proud of un-
Portland office »25 Yeon Bldg.
Feb. 1, 1929 Wilkins flew over the
t than the 12 who were left all com-
tarnished courage. . . . This is the
Tigard office Johnson Bldg., Wed
■ bined.
Uhder the plan of some I ,
month we observe the birthdays of Antartlc.
nesday and Saturday
Feb. 2, 1703 Earthquake in Ja
should
divide
up.
No.
This
is
a
I
two great Ameicans . , . . . Washington
Absorbing vitamin D is one of the while they shop or attend the the
Phones
Tigard 52 and 0351
pan;
200,000
dead.
Lincoln
in
his
at Valley Forge and
! most pleasant occupations of the atre leave instructions to give them good country for all who are on the {
Feb. 4, 1887 Interstate Commerce
durkest hour never faltered in their
i square.
children
who
are
“
parked"
by
their
thorough sun baths.
decisions to see the brittle through Commission established.
If I had the power, I could cure |
parents at the Kiddie Koop, a child
Feb. 5, 1788- Robert Peel born.
Occasionally a mother brings in a this evil that is so prevalent through |
and to carry on to victory.
The
caring service in the Broadway build-
Feb.
6,
1888,
Massachusetts
rati
lives of these two great Americans
child suffering from a cold and asks 1 the land. I would send all of the dis- j
ng. Portland.
are the beacon lights which flash fied Constitution.
The children play in a sand box, that a sun bath be given.
The re contented to Europe, give them 501
Feb.
7
1812
Charles
Dickens
born.
through the years and beckon us on
while a sun lamp glows overhead. quest, of course, must be refused be- | dollars to start out on, and tell them |
Feb.
8,
1909
King
Edward
VII
All Star Card
through these months of trying ad
Give them |
They absorb enough vitamin D, cause only healthy children are 'Now root, hog, or die.’
MONDAY EVE 8:30
versity. A worthy goal will have visited Berlin.
I three years abroad.
They would \
the “sunshine” vitamin, to make ; admitted
been gained if this message renew«
up for the winter deficiency in the
Miss Faye Willison, experienced I then be willing to come back and be 1
Labor Temple
courage for even a few of the deso Annual Home Interest
sun's own utra-violet rays. Although kindergarten teacher, promises a good Indians."
Ringside $ 1.00
Gen. Adm. 55c
late and discouraged. . . : thus
Conference Scheduled the playground is equipped with good time for the children and a
rekindling their spirit to face the
swings, slides and other toys.
rest for the mothers who patronize
morrows with greater confidence.
"The sun lamp corner Is one of the this novel idea.
More than 300 homemakers from
Slowly but surely values have been
must popular in the nursery,” com
FRI.
You may bring lunch for the ------- V A L E N T IN E S -------
MON.
readjusted during the last few years all parts of Oregon are expected toj mented Faye Willison, operator of children who stay all day, or Miss
SAT.
Greeting
Cards
for
All
Occasions
T
H
U
R
i
gather
on
the
Oregon
State
college
and a new prospective ha« been
the Kiddie Koop.
"Many mothers Willison will send out for it at a
Evary
Office
Aid
for
Every
Trade
campus
February
11
to
14,
inclu
gained as to what is essential to
who 'park' their
children here small extra charge to you.
happiness.
The (hill gray skies of sive, for the sixth annual Home In
OFFICE SUPPLIES
With Claud« Brereton and
the long days of depression are rap terest,, conference undpr the aus
PHOTO FINISHING
His Music
idly clearing.
The blight spring pices of the school of home econom
EXPERT PEN REPAIRING
The fourth an ‘‘ Farm Almanac and Facts
Randolph Bartholomew's
Bun, of another victory won, will ics extension staff.
723 S. W. ALDER FRECK’S
soon to be Breaking through to nual meeting of the State Home Eco
The Lonesome Club
Buyer Returns from East BEaeou
Book” Published by Ford
«839
Staty.* I'rtg.Co.
warm our hearts . . .
to renew nomics Extension council will be
held
on
the
campus
the
day
prior
to
our faith in ourselves and to make us
821 8. W. 4th Ave.
Portland
Publication of a “ Farm Almanac
Leo French, proprietor of Ran
glad that we too proved ourselves the opening of the conference.
ADMISSION ALWAYS 25o
and Facts Book” which wlli be dis dolph Bartholomew’s Northeast 24th
to be men unafraid.
tributed to the rural population In and Hancock Streets, Bortlund, has
School and Health
all parts of the country was announ just returned from a Spring Gar
IN PORTLAND
One Winter Night
ment buying trip to New York, Chi
ced today by the Ford Motor Co.
by
The book is of convenient pocket cago and Los Angeles. The trip ex
MARGARET DIXON
size, contains 48 pages.
It is un tended over a period from January
Out In Oregon one Winter night,
County Nurse
usual In makeup and content, pre 10th to February 1st.
it was Feb. 1, 193«, next night after
The chairmen of each school board
at the
New Spring garments are arriving
election, an old farmer and his wife in Washington County this week senting an extensive array of handy
were setting near the fire place received a letter from the office of tables, statistics and charts for the daily, including crisp, colorful prints,
O D D FELLO W S
assitance of the farmer and business clever mannish styles in single and
GUARANTEED
reading the election retuins.
the County Nurse in regard to con man. Other section« are designed to double breasted suit models and
BALLROOM
The old farmer says:
"It appears tagious diseases.
So far In January aid the farm wife.
many attractive Spring Coats.
the student fee bill lost 4 to 1.”
SOLO
ty O O
10th at Salmon
1397 cases of measles have been | This
___ first Ford Almanac is pub-
Mr. French, prior to acquiring the
“ Well, well, what do you know
reported
in
Oregon
ana
S8
in
this
[¡«hed
for
1936
and
is
now
being
dis-
well
known
Bartholomew
store,
bad
S & M Flying Service
shout that.
By the way wlfy, do
you remember a few years ago—• county; besides there are unknown tributed. It cut l ies a r eadily avail- similar establishments in Eugene
HANGAR
NO. 4— SWAN ISLAND
them thar college fellows at Cor number for whom a doctor was not i able calendar on the back cover and and La Grande and was resident I
—H A. 6584 —
M O N .-W K D .-FR1.-8A T.
buyer
in
Los
Angeles
for
a
number
j
called.
contains
tables
showing
the
time
of
vallis changed the name Oregon Ag-
List year a mild type of German rise and set of sun and moon in all of Northwestern women s garment
Hcultliml College to Oregon State measles
((three day) measles was
This past experience makes
Colic#' they didn't want to
be wide «piead and rules became lax parts of the country every day of the stores.
Other helpful and interesting it possible for Mr. Frenen to person- j
called ‘farmers' any more yet us because with few exceptions the year.
poor farmers have to work hard to children were not very 111 and It was l i st S< digital and astronomical infor ally view and select the garments
sold by his store direct from the
pay tuxes and keep our schools go not always even Bure if they had the mation Is included.
manufacturers and for that reason
ing“ then his wife spoke "Say pa. disease.
latest styles are assured shoppers at
after all I like to live on the farm
This year the problem has chang
Randolph Bartholomew’s.
here In Oregon it is a pleasant place ed and a little boy or girl finds his Pasture Most Important
to be and 1 find it is a good plan to eyes watering and sore, he cannot
Oregon
Farm
Crop—
OSC
stick by the farmers there are no eat and he has a harsh cough.
He
Farm Price Prospects
friends like the old friends you Is peevish and perhaps a little de
Surprising as it may seem to any
may need their votes some day.
one
who
has
never
seen
the
figures
j
Lower for Spring Crops
lirious and the skin all over his body
itches and burns. In an article writ approximately 69 per cent of the
ten by Dr. C. E. Mason, Beaverton, farm land in Olegon ts used for pas
Be Captain of the Road
The market outlook for a good
it was pointed out that some of these ture purposes, and the most im- j many spring sown crops
seems
portnnt
farm
crop
in
Oregon
is
There is an unwritten law of the enses. which too often are laughed
less
favorable
than
for
farm
prod
at as necessary evils of childhood, grass.
sea that is followed religiously
ucts in general, owing to prob
Research
men
who
have
recently
j
namely, the desire to save life. Why have fevers that range as high as issued a ptogress report on a survey ■ able trends in production, according
can't we have the sume high pur 105 degrees and are in serious dan- of the costs and carrying capacities to the unnuul report of the O. S. C.
ver of real damage being done to
pose on land
extension service on the outlook for
Already of farm pastures in Oregon, point spring sown crops and vegetables.
Such voluntary action Is always eya s, or kidneys, or hearts.
<#t
that
only
in
the
Willamette
vai-
based on necessity. Ufe-saving in two children have peneunionia as a I ley is less than half of the farm I The report has sections on wheat,
automobile truffle is now us import complication and three others have area used for pasture, and in some j fe-‘d grains, hay, forage, crop seeds,
running ears which may result in
ant us life-saving in seu traffic.
This study of Oregon farm pasture hops, beans, flax seed, onions, and
Courtesy is not a sign of weak deafness.
The potato out
sections
of the state more than 80', other vegetables.
Sonic times It Is four days until
ness; it is a sign of character and
look report is postponed until March
:
of
the
farm
acreage
Is
In
some
j
wisdom and the ability to be fore- the blotchy fiery ivd rash of meas
when It ts expected more complete
les appears.
How fortunate is the grass or pasture crop.
sighted and obliging.
This study of Oregon farm pasture information will be available.
little
boy
and
his
little
school
chum
The sea captain donesn't unneces
The general tendency ts toward
sarily take chances when they can If his mother saw that he was not ‘ land, the first year of which has I increased production of the animai
be avoided, but he willingly risks well and kept him safely home is; just been completed nnd is discussed crops, especially grain and hay. ac-
OU can not expect people to come and ask you what your busi
his life and his ship to prevent an bed even though she thought It was in the progress report, is being con ording to the report, although the
ducted with four main purposes in
ness is
. . especially when so many other firms are an
accident or aid another vessel in dis J only a bad cold.
outlook
is
vuriable
according
to
the
These ire to determine the
The State Law requires that pu view.
tress.
But automobile drivers will
xious
for
their
patronage and tell them so.
Don't wait until
commodity considered.
The ten
fully risk their own lives as well as pil*. teachers, or janitors, must not j carrying capacities of various types dency to increase crop production is
you,
have
to
advertise
your
business
for
sale
to
learn
of
the advantages
of
tame
and
Dative
pasture
in
the
the lives of others, for no good rea attend school If they are supected of
to be derived from advertising.
having communicable diseases and different agricultural g gtons of offset somewhat from a price trend
son at all; It doesn't make sense.
Viewpoint by the upward trend in
If ordinary
rules o f common may only do so ufter they have pre Oregon; to find the costs of estab hay and grain* consuming livestock
lishing
and
maintaining
these
pas
sented
a
written
permit
from
a
medi
sense and courtesy were followed In
md Improved consumer purchasing
ii ivlng (unwritten laws), accidents cal doctor stating there Is no danger tures; to point out the major factor) power, the report says.
Also none may attend which affect these losts .and to find
wotdil be caused only by freak cir to others,
Advertising is the Luther Burbank of modem business. It makes
from any house where thete is such method by which such cost may Ir
cumstances.
a disease cxe-'pt a* permitted by the reduced.
money grow where only moss grew before. It plant« the seed of pros
Have your attorney send your lc- State Board of Health or their repre
perity in the unlillcd land of opportunity, and garnets a harvest of
sentatives the county and city health KNGINf I- KING EX \MIN ATIONS
gal notice* to this paper.
wealth
for the enterprising.
officers.
These are as follows:
The United States Civil Service
Beaverton Dm. C. E. Mason and
Extremcs Benefit None
It. S W Ish; For« *t Grove Dr. Fred Commission has announced open
S. Richards; Hillsboro Dr. J. R. i competitive examinations for engi-
Newspapei advertising is practically the only medium through
A mining magazine recently stated Dins more (Also County Health Of 1 neering materials inspector positions
with salaries ranging from $2,000 to
tteit 'The silver question has now ficer).
which you can really reach the people of the community.
Going
rt ached the ridiculous."
Many per
Included in Hie letter also were a $2.600 a year. Those salaries are
Into
almost
every
home
and
baing
read
by
an
average
of
four
people
sona with the best interest of min list o f health problems for the school subject to a deduction of 31 per
to each family, you can readily see the value of newspapei «pace In
cent toward a retirement annuity
ing at heart echo that.
boards to consider
reaching the greatest number of prospective customers.
Full
information
may
be
obtained
Attempts to artificially force gieat
a. Does your school have a wa
Increases in the price of any com ter supply that ha
bet n P led Tit from the Secretary of the U. S Civil
modity whether it be stiver, ship«, O. S. C. or the State Board of Health Service P.oard of Examiners, at th •
Bartholomew’ s
post office or customhouse In Bort
or sheep are doomed to eventual and found fit to drink
Irv in g to n C o w n
I
land
failure The American people want
b
Could your district afford one
Sh o p
decent prices for all metals, base more piece of play equipment to en
C risp C o lo rfu l Print*
.
beau tifu l deep p a s
Warn» \gHinat Virus l> »«»sc
and preclou: but neither they nor courage wholesome out door exercise
tel* • . and th* ever-
fa vored N a v y and
wise mining authorities want arti
c. Doe* the district supply soap
H O O D R IV E R
Where single
B lack sheer* witft lin
ficial price even beyond the bounds and toilet paper.
gerie touch es . . .
drop potato seed is used, tt is well
of reason because they cannot be
d.
Would it be possible to Im to take care that It comes from
F
a s h io n 's Favorites
maintained.
When the prop« are prove the lighting of the school by fields known to be free from virus
- M annish -
•ingle
and
double-
knocked out from under such prices, the addition of extra windows or the diseases.
specially rugose mosaic.
breasted
m odels
in
wreck and ruin follows.
rearrangement of the same.
spring s new est fa b -
says County Agi nt A L Marble.
A
rlts end shades . . .
e
Ts there poison oak growing field badly Infoc’ ed with rugose mo
New ’ ’ B a b y " s w a g
ger m odels
on the grounds which could he grub sate produces a high percentage of
February
Tualatin Highway at Short Street
bed oet by work men wearing heavy small potati»«'», he »ays, because the
S p rin g C o s ts
the Birthday Month bed out by work men wearing heavy disease
Many new attractive
kill« the vine* tPfoie the
coats, both dressy anu
BEAVERTON, OREGON
f
Are the toilets of the best pos tubers can grow large, and every
•port. Some featuring
February ■ thi • birthday month
sible structure for an out door mod potato from an Infected plant will
the new Kasha
brings a tang of romance. To beau el. Buildings similar to those In Na carry the disc-'»» in spue of any dis
ty, to charm. t< i lovers everywhere, tional Balks can lie secured from infection
RANDOLPH BARTHOLOM EW S
County Agent Marble
We dedicate thi s Issue.
An un- the W. B. A. for cost of materials has notified him lotil grower» that
1 9 0 8 N I 2 4 th . C o r H an co ck
unuul procedure for a prosaic bust- ($11) oi less.
Additional inform» both Burbank and Netti ■d G« m cer-
ID HNlltllU U t (K l ist
ness publication, pet baps. I sit even tion can be secured through O. F tlfted seed is available irom Hood
our company is eutilivd to go ro- Anderson, Orenco,
Rtv«r county farmers.
“ Parked” in Sunshine
Brick & Building Tile
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DANCE
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