The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, May 08, 1936, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextBEAVERTON H. IL J E F F R IE S , Publisher Published Friday of anch week by the Pioneer Publishing Co., at Beaverton, Oie. Entered as bscond-eiasa matter at the postoffice at Beaverton. Ore. Subscription Kates ____ $1.00 oner euouj SW,i ___J$ .38c T h re e M o n t h s ------------ ___ ,50o Subscriptions Payable in A d va n ce /BiwqJiiH ¿atl®A on«lWkL P“ » )S U°«(S JOO ‘ *PIH a«lJd.i»)U3 P o r tland O ffic e — «08 D ekum B ld g , l ‘ hone A T w a te r 5914___________ Mothers Day for All Mothers N e x t Sunday is M o t h e r ’s D a y and m illions o f A m e r i can children w ill express a ffe c tio n fo r their m oth ers in som e tan gib le w a y . T h is is a splendid idea and all o f us should appreciate the o p p o r tu n ity it offers. A f f e c t io n and love fo r o n e ’s o w n m o th e r is the natural o rd e r o f liv in g and in som e in dividuals has g r o w n into a ven eration f o r m o th erh o o d in gen eral and is marked b y increasing concern f o r the physi cal w ell-b ein g o f all mothers. M o t h e r ’s D a y w ill not have achieved its purpose in our lives until we, as a people, reach this last stage. Ln h a p p ily the number o f ^deaths that a c c o m p a n y m oth erh ood in the U n ited States e v e r y y e a r indicates a tra g ic failure on y o u r part to do all that should be done. E n c o u ra g in g , h o w e v e r, is the sentiment that has dem anded that steps be taken to assure p ro p er safeguards fo r all m others and to save the lives o f m any w o m e n needlessly sacrificed each slogan of The Lont&ome club is " W h e t Old Friends U--et A¿ain," S o i , i '- Mond.y Ti.ui.-da> Friday or Saturday you may be sure that you will see an old friend o f youis at The Lonesome club at Fourth and "phe Lonesom club where you may la (f te\ -- a i laa rt i . i I I it n /I Vs 't a V. . A i t _ Taylor streets in Portland h.is b en again pick up the threads of a past catering to a steadily ‘ ^remuhK ( aqquaintanaeships, s though pnonth clientele from month to month or years may have intervened and all There are several reasons for this contact lost such as the fact that they have both new and old-fasnioned dancing, a G R A N T C. DODGE really congenial crowd, a wonderful A farmer and a resident of Wash orchestra under the direction of ington County for the paste twenty Claude Brereton and a good floor. O f course everyone has an espec ially good time on special occasions such as last Friday evening when they had their May Day party but any Monday, Thursday. Friday or Saturday you may be assured of an evening full of entertainment if you go to The Ijonesome club. Whether you are young, old or middleaged, you can be certain that a large group of happy people within ' your age range will be there. The entire third floor o f the Civic j Temple is required to handle the ; large crowd«, but the orchestra is large and is easily heard at any point in the hall . The crowd is of high order and the dance is well conducted, the manage ment making n special effort to see that everyone is having a fine time and that no one is lacking for- a suit able partner. On the other hand, care is taken to keep undesirable and ill-mannered persons out so that they will not muse anyone to be unhappy during the evening's entertainment. * * * In view of the fact that most items which have appeared recently in tht-. Portland press lelative to the Town-' send movement are garbled and cut in order to work an injustice to its members running for political office, 1 quote the following fioir, John H. Weir from national regional office, from his addrtss at Forest Grove High School May 3rd: "See that the men and women in your community get out to vote and that they vote for men that are Townsend men.” iPaid Adv.) * * W h e n you hear a citizen b e r a tin g a new spaper you w ill find, upon investigation, that there is a reason. * * * Y O U R National Committeeman GOOD NEWS! James Lewis Well Known West Union Farmer Seeks Clerk Job Wllltam H. Dlerdorff, well-known farmer of the West Union commun ity, is the only World W ar veteran seeking the Republican nomination for county clerk. He served over two years In the navy and was serv ing aboard the U. 8. 8. San Diego at the time she was sunk by a mine At the close of the war he entered Oregon State college and in 1923 took over the operation of the home place, which he has farmed ever since. Mr Dlerdorff has been active ln veteran, farm and civic affairs and 1« qualified by training and ex perience for the office he seeks. /A H #® asm * The development of m effective Republican party in the state of Oregon and the development of an effective representation of Oregon Republicans in the national organ ization are the two policies to which Ben Dorris, Lane county farmer, le pledged a a a candidate for Republican national committee- man. For many years a leader in veteran organizations, Mr. Dorris Is known nationally ae well aa at home as an aggressive and progres sive speaker with a talent for organization. The Republican party In Oregon must be vitalized, says Dorrla, if it la to perform Its proper functions. Ha contends that the nation Is waiting for “enlightened and progressive leadership facing all the iaaues of the day but fao- Ing them on princlplee consistent with American tradition* and the American constitution.” RALPH E. W ILLIAM S + Men w h o smile at w o m e n ’ s clubs p ro b a b ly d o n ’ t k n o w the amount o f serious w o rk that the w om en s clubs do. BEN DORRIS! Years in Oregon’s Service OREGON R E P U B L IC A N S N E E D AN E X P E R I E N C E D L E A D E R FOR N A T I O N A L C O M M I T T E E M A N R E -E L E C T ! C o u n ty C le r k P e o p le w h o fail to mind their o w n business are rarely equipped to take care <*f o th e r p e o p le s pioblem s. * 28 Candidate for Republican Nomination for stand the factors involved. * It will be my aim at all times, taxpayer for the last years. to work toward the accomplishment fifteen years. Will make an honest effort to give of a better County Government at the taxpayers a fair deal, using a minimum cost to the taxpayers. I sound judgment and impartiality in have no promise,, to make that I making all decisions. cannot fulfill, but will make my best ■ t I f nominated and elected will work for the best interests of all j efforts to give tax payers the ser- vice and a square deal. Washington County. R o b e r t H . K e lly year. T h e individual reader o f this article m a y think that his, o r her, influence is small, hut nevertheless w e urge e v ery one to take som e interest in the problem . C erta in ly c iv iliz a tio n has not reached a v e r y high level w h en such, a condition continues to exist w ith o u t e ite c tiv e protest fr o m children w h o have g r o w n into m a tu rity and under * F rid a y , M a y 8, 1936 Beaverton. Ore. Lonesome Club Furnishes Enjoyable Entertainment ÏPRISE One Tear — Six Months E N T E R P R IS E . Candidate for Republican Nomination for County Commissioner of Washington County Now you can enjoy these fine Wines and Beers whenever you want! Your dealer now carries a complete line. Their prices are mighty low—when you discover what high quality they have. Look at His Record Warrant indebtedness against t h e County General Fund has been reduced from $182,346.-) 89 to $9,753,37 during Will Work for Best Interests of Washington County his term of office. • Production costs of crush G R A N T D OD G E ed rock have been re duced from $1.82 per Candidate for Republican Nomination for cubic yard to 57 cents per cubic yard. County Commissioner Primaries May 15. 1936 These are examples of the (Paid Adv. results of a business admin istration. Vote for James Lewis for COUNTY C O M M IS S IO N E R H a n - k PA T T E R SO N WATER í n D S o ( j o o J Comes in all sizes— including the H gal. size Tiffany Wine Viking Wine “Rose City” Label Wine You'll like their flavor and bouquet! Port, Sherry, Angelica, Tokay, Muscatel, White Port ASK FOR TH EM BY N AM E A T YOUR D EA LER 'S D ISTR IBU TE D BY C O L U M B I A D I S T R I B U T I N G CO. 821 N. W. Couch. 1‘ortlund : BKoudway 3563 It Y o u r s e lff M AN-KIN D FIT F O R H U M A N FOOD GOING EAST? D O G S AND C A TS U. 8. Government Inspected und l ’lLaocd Fowl (Paid Adv.) P A U L . L. Goetz Beer Blatz Beer • means We'll give you a FREE T IC K E T PROFITS through California For | District Attorney The incunilM'iit ntwnils on hin rec- ! ord. le U look at Unit record DEPUTY Does Your Auto Radio— Huxx, anap. swish or crackle be tween atatlona? I f so, “ D R IV E IN ” and we will gladly g iv i you rh estimato on removing unneces sary noise. Radio Specialty Co. 131 N. W. I3th Illtoadway 234« 2 Hlook North o f Burnside __________ Portland While there In no deputy In name the District Attorneys “clerk” U a law yer. doc* legal work In the office and receives S2.VIMI |«er month more than ever |mid for a stenographer before. C O ST S Itemotal of the great expense of enforcing the 1 prohibition law should haw resulted In a major saving In the office. F IN E S Income in flues collected lias dec sensed nearly 70*4. TAX SU IT AUTO IN S U R A N C E h iim iiis ACTOMOIII1.S Inter lii-iirunce Exchange Town Kates on Fords. Chevw, and all cars In the same price class. For Public Inability (10-2«) Property Damage (8000) and Fire and Theft $22 00 the first six months; $ 12.00 each six months thereafter. HRoadway 0887 O LJP H A N T A HATES INS ADEN 033 8VV Taylor St.. Portland. Oregon Insurance of All Kinds The delinquent tax suit eosl tile County nearly M. innmmi according to the lat- •*d county audit and Ita« b o o n de- | olnrcd void by the court. C O N V IC T IO N S ° nl> « cent of de- ; fondant* actually tried in the Circuit Court have been ixiniMol. If elected. 1 will run the office without domination or dictation from anyone, will give courteou* and Im partial attention to all ertininal a n a plaint*, maintain my own office at my own expense, and endeavor to gtve Inc waxed effk'leney without ad ditional ooat I (Paid Adv.) T X i take« water at the right tint“ to keep crop» grow in g through the dry summer months. Irrigation it paying generous profit» to dairymen and farmers on more than 5000 acre» in the W illamette \ alley. \\ here pumping i» ncceasary for irrigation, user* find that the economy and convenience o f electric power make» it the best method. Get all the fact» about irriga tion. It may mean important profit» to »«*. Just write O regon State College, or Pepco Farm Service Depart» my nt; or consult your County Agent. On your trip l ast, from m o « western Oregon and W ashington points, you can include California on the going or returning lourncy/ar not le mor, rail fu r , tkun th, UuJst rmndtrip d ir,f¿ t u 't and buck. In t i r o , a free ticket through Calilornia! ** See the world s greaiest bridges nearing completion at t ia /antisco. R-,y day* in Lo* Angeles. Visit San Diego's Kxposinon. Then continue East through the adventur'oul Southwest. Air-conditioned tram» all the wav. Mexico City it only a $50 ..detrip. See Carlsbad Caserns, Texas' 2 5 million do larCemenn.al at Dali,,. ,he Old South and glamorous N cw \ ~ v l yOUf W4y' ,f you New Orleans m V w -)ork on our steamer “ Dune.'' Meals snd berth aboard abip are included in the rail fare. Rctur. West ».a your choice * t northern line trams. Summer fa re s (,a effect Mar 1 » ,* a,” J ’_! rC,Urn 3 «) *re »erv low. Example roundtnp, (from main lm# points) to F IR S T C LASS T his m e "a * c published b* fhe F irm Seme# Deport* mem ot the Portland lie«#r#l Flectne Company. PROFIT uith IRRIGATION Farm rie cU ic rates n the term or* «er«ed be IVr’ Iinii l eneral F lev me 1 oaiMnt art than is an* txhtf lomraraM# area m North Amerui! CHICAGO.........» 86 00 NEW YO RK....... 124A0* * 4» l»r return limn; lunare lim ',» t i n i d » Si-H i in Sta-Kitrd P u lln u r i r l u i sleeping car, «plu, d e r C O U II T O U R IS T COACH * 63.SO 107.20* k »n »» ♦57.35 95.75* . Ot * t» ? ' H H S T C LASS h r « ■ re , good to rta i eomr he» and ih m cara, ütauthsrn Pacific For de, !s. « e vour local 5. P. .gent or wru. J A Or V \ \ DY Ctneru, Pum m g^A+m i. 7C » P.eUie Budding, Portia.,. •