Friilav, Mav 1, 1936
B E A V E R T O N E N T E R P R IS E , Beaverton, Ore.
Page 2
can Merchant Murine i*> obliged to Tongue Point Naval
meet the stiffest kind of competi
tion from the Japanese, Scandinav
Air Baae Favorable
ian, and British bottoms.
"Other
than shipping
interests.
The House Naval Affairs Commit
Pacific Coast people are ct. eilul
U. 11. JE FFB U M , Publisher
and readily admit that business is tee today favorably reported the
I ’ublUshed Friday o f a»ch week by the Pioneer Publishing Co., at Beaverton, far better than it has been in five bill, H. R. 10129, introduced by Con
They give the Administra gressman James W. Mott, authoriz
Oie.
Entered ad second-das» matter at the poatoffice at Beaverton, Ore. years
tion credit for the improvement ing an appropriation for the de
Subacription Kates
While the wealthy folks on the Pa velopment of naval air base at
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Three M o n th »-------------------- S 35c cific Coast are just as concerned as Tongue Point, Oregon.
One Year —
_______________ ,50c
Subscriptions Payable in Advance those back East about the spending
The bill as reported .authorizes an
Six Months
problem .there are fewer 'men-on- appropriation of $1,500,000 for estab
Enterprise Bldg., Cor Short St. and Tualatin Valley Highway
Phone 7503
the-street’ who give it a thought. lishment of the base and for con
Portland Qffioe-408 Dekum Bldg., Phone ATwater 5914
'Sure, there's a lot of waste, but the structing hangars. Tamps, barracks,
money is getting i nto circulation, shops, storehouses and many other
isn't it?' is a frequent comment on facilities required for the use and
C H IL D H E A L T H D A Y
of
naval
aviation
the subject.
‘The working man is maintenance
It
for Mr. Roosevelt because he is for squadrons and their personnel.
May Day has been proclaimed Child Health Day— a uts’, is another typical expression." also provides for dredging for
maintaining existing piers and sho:o
day when the entire nation focuses its attention upon the A fter interviewing people who facilities
heretofore constructed, and
represent the opinions of hundreds
and
of others I am confident that Cali for enlarging existing piers
health of the child.
fornia will endorse Mr. Roosevelt for shore facilities heretofore construct
These children are to determine the future of our na a second term by a comfortable ma ed, if found necessary and desirable
Incidentally,
people who by the Secretary o f tne Navy.
tion.
From among this group will come the future jority.
Congressman Mott L hop. ful that
travel the Oregon and Washington
statesmen, doctors, ministers, teachers.
( hildren are im j territories aie equally sure that h * the bill will be considei ed by the
: will carry these two states without House at an early date.
portant.
They are our responsibility.
1 difficulty. Having been brought up
Want ads give you many oppor
Ami recognizing this responsibility President Hoover
a New England Republican. I
hate to admit the above; but unfor tunities to g e ~ !t and to sell it
some years ago called the White House Conference on tunately
I am a statistician and mu.-d
C A N D ID A T E FO R
Child Health and Protection.
At this conference over tell the truth!
Business throughout tne nation as
Republican Nomination for
3500 experienced men and women after months of study, registered by the Babsonch.i: t, this
composed what is known as “The Childrens Charter . week stands at 8 per cent below nor
STATE SENATOR
mal ,but is 14 per cent above a year1
The fifth article reads— “ For every child health protection ago.
Copyright 1936.
R P AVERTO N - ^ v R N T E R P R IS E
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L IB E R A L TERM S
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from birth through adolescence, including
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pro
tective and preventive measures against communicable
AT
diseases.
What the President Said
W e are familiar with the old proverb— “An ounce of
About Centralized Power
prevention is worth a pound of cure.” The surest means
Mr. Roosevelt said on October 20,
of preventing poor health or retarded development is to 1932, “ The Hoover Administration is
committed to the idea that we ought
provide liberal amounts of the right foods for our child to center control of everything in
ren.
Parents must see to it but the child’s food these Washington us rapidly ns possible, the
exact reverse of the Democratic con
days is everybody’s concern.
cept.”
Let us make a consistent effort to safeguard mental
In his Message to Cougress, Janu
ary 3, 1930, President Roosevelt said:
and physical health of our children.
•‘We have returned the control ot
Babson Says
Continued from Page 1
so-called ‘distress' real rotate has
come off the market and the current
sharp pick up In building appears to
be sound expansion.
REASONS FOR RADICALISM
"Interrot in the various patent
medicine
schemes so current in
Southern .California for the
past
three years is apparently dying out.
Even Dr. Townsi nd's glorious millen-
lum, although still very strong, has
lost a lot of ground recently because
of
infernal
friotlon.
We
have,
however, found a distinct change In
political sentiment west o f Chicago.
On the Pacific Coast, the New Deal
as w d l us Mr. Roosevelt personally,
seems popular and the spending pro
gram worries fewer people.
The
Democrats will undouDtedly carry
lam Angeles by a big majority. Gov
ernor Landon now Is the most popu
lar Republican aspirant In the Far
West."
California has a wonderful future.
It has a climate and scenery which
can be matched by few spots In the
United States, Europe or South Am
erica.
The principal trouble with
the southern part of tne state is
that it has grown too fast. Peo
ple during the twenties were so
accustomed to making
fortunes
in
ranching oil,
movies,
ireal
estate, and stocks that they
were
softened by "easy money" . When
their dream cattles came crashing
down around their eafs, they could
n't "take It".
Hence, they turned
their attention to fantastic economic
utopias instead of getting down to
brass tacks However, during
the
past twelve months Southern Cali
fornia seems to have changed Its at
titude and Is now definitely "coming
back.”
C ANNERS TN TR O U B LE
Now what about the rest of Cali
fornia? “ Farms, cattle, and
sheep
are In fine shape throughout the
stats
There has been plenty of
rainfall and stream» have more wa
Remember Mothers Day
M A Y 10th
SHE will enjoy
one of our at
tractive , Gift
parknge« of as
Nuts
so r t e d
Fresh
roasted
dally from the
, holer I Of -itOCk
Sent
anywhere
in the world.
Buddy Squirrel’s Nut Shop
424 S. W. 5tli Ave., near Washington
the Federal Government to the City
ter than usual. The canning indus wf Washington.”
try, however, is In an uproar.
The
core of the trouble Is overproduc
tion and 'chiselling'. This was one
FOR C O M M IS S IO N E R
branch of farming whien the codes
helped.
Remember the drought did
not clean up surpluses in the fruit
canning businesses a» tt did In the
livestock and wheat country. And
In additions to heavy carry-overs
from 1935, the outlook is for another
big pack and low prices this year.
Citrus growers have had a fair sea
son —but not as good as In 1935 for
the crop wrs smaller and prices have
been softer."
Then comes the following report
from San Francisco:
‘‘This is the
livlirot city I have been in so far".
That’s good news because this Bay
Region the OnanclHl and shipping
center o f the entire .Pacific Coast—
«ensltively reflects conditions thru-
out the
territory.
Retail
trade
figures are averaging a 10-15 per
cent gain In sales and bank debit«
are up 25 per cent over springtime
last year.
My associate reports:
"Building and real estate are getting
a good boost from both the Golden
Gate and Oakland
bridges.
Per-
hap» the average Bay resident’s
pride In these engineering marvels
is what lies behind much o f the
optimism and hope which I have
found In nearly every line of busi
ness except one—shipping."
F A R W EST FOR N E W D E A L
West Coast shipping ts in a gen
C A N D ID A TE FO R
uine mess from a labor standpoint.
I am told that while Hie seamen con-
Republican Nomination
«Ider they have definite labor griev
ances the various waterfront unions
For County Commissioner
have the poorest and most short
Slogan:
Honest, Economical and
sighted type of labor leadership
Discipline on shipboard as well as on Tmpagtial administration of County
the dock« is said to be at a very low affairs.
(Paid Adv.y
ebb.
A labor union policy of fear
and intimidation always drive« em
ployers Into taking despernte meas
ures.
This condition is deplorable
Factory work-hour« cannot be ap
A U T O IN S U R A N C E
plied to handling cargoes and man
FARM ERS
ning ships any more than It can be
AUTOMOBILE
applied to farming or fishing. This
Inter-Insurance
Is particularly true when the Amerl
D O G S AND C A T S
U. 8. Government
Inspected und Passed Food
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Residential and Commercial
Rhone Lancaster 1681
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tween stations? I f so, "D R IV E
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nn estimate on removing unneces
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Radio Specialty Co.
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SAT.
The Lonesome Club
Candidate for the
Republican Nomination for
COUNTY
C O M M IS S IO N E R
and Present Incumbent
brings to the voters
of this county :
1. Four years’ experience
in County Government
and in the administra
tion of County affairs.
2.
3.
A progressive road pro
gram with maintenance
and construction costs
held to the lowest pos
sible figure.
A record
of economy
and efficiency.
4. An assurance of fair, just
and equitable
treat
ment to all citizens of
Washington County.
These are his
recommendations
Vote for
JAM ES L E W IS
for
County Commissioner
IPald Adv.)
821 8. W. 4th Ave.
Portland
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PO R TLA N D
J. O. J O H N S O N
Attorney at Law
Portland office 925 Yeon Bldg.
Tigard office Johnson Bldg., Wed
nesday and Saturday
Phone« Tigard 52 and 0351
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Ford Dealers
Announce
Cars & Trucks I A /
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A
new automotive qualify foe
the
Used
C buyee
-------you w ould ih t food for yOUT
—w y
Making Shades
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Stands For:
"N o increase in taxes.—No new
commissions. No appropriations that
are not absolutely necessary.— Re- J
due* tu na by curtailing n p s M M
Not a tool of any boss, group or fac
tion.—W ill consider every bill on it«
merit« and vote for the best interests
of the state and county Everyone is
a taxpayer, either real, personal, in
tangible, gas, industrial accident, au
tomobile, driver's license or other j
tax. Every dollar spent conies from
you, then let's cut out unnecessary
spending - -W ill legislate according
to business principles.”
(Paid At'v.)
Select your seeds this year as
Y o u 'll find the Orange and
Croon sood boxes at your
better neighborhood store*.
TH E SHADE M AN'*
J. A. T H O R N B U R G H
Town Rates on Fords, Cheve., and
all cars in the same price class. For |
Public Liability
U0-20)
Property
Damage (5000) and Fire and Theft
$22.00 the first »lx months; $12.00
each »lx months thereafter.
BR>>adway 0557
O L1PH AN T * BATES INS AGEN. i
933 SW Taylor St„ Portland, Oregon
Insurance of All Kinds
table Diamond quality seed*
in the Orange and Green
seed boxes are packed with
healthy seeds that have been
tested for crop assurance.
PEAKE
James Lewis
You get Tested Seeds in 36
QUALITY SEEDS!
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MECHANICAL GUARANTEE
used car buyers as definite protection
“ We agree to correct at our expense any condition
ax is now offered by Ford Dealers in R&G in this car or truck which is not in accordance
with the above specifications, provided that we
cars and trucks.
are notified by the purchaser o f this condition
' R&G means RENFWFD and GUAR ANTEED
within ten days from this date, and further pro-
— RENEWED to meet the definite specifica
vided that such condition is not the result o f
tions shown on the R&G tag, and GUAR-
accident, neglect, or abuse o f the car or truck
after delivery to the customer, and that the car or
A> TEED, in writing, by your Ford Dealer.
truck
has not been repaired or altered outside of
Th e R&G specifications cover every im
our shop during the guarantee period.’*
portant detail. Any car ortruck meeting these
specifications is an outstanding value. Y et
MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE
the R&G car or truck o f your choice w ill cost
“ We further agree that we will refund such part of
no more than an ordinary "used car."
the purchase price u! the car or truck as has been
Hacking these specifications is the written,
paid by the purchaser, including any used car or
money-à tek guarantee o f your Ford Dealer.
truck applied as part payment or, at our option, th»
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For •xtra-lHrtttr bursts your Fard
Us.ilsr has SQUARE DEAL
VALUES — qood us* 1 cars and
truck» at law pries*, protoc.'sd by
a v ritten mousy-bac« guaranis*.
S O LD
O N L Y
BY
allowance price thereof in cash, thereby
canceling the sale if the purchaser so
requests; provided that this request is
made by the purchaser at or before.......
o clock o n ............. 19.., and the car or
truck is then returned to us in the same
condition as when delivered."
(S ig n e d )
A U T H O R I Z E D
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F O R D
FORD DEALER
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