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Friday, July 17 , 1935 BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE, Beaverton. Ore- Page 2 in a “war" against those whose farms are unmortgaged, whose businesses have survived, or who are still with jobs, he ies 'thinking only in terms of potential ballots. Never has America more needed the H. H. JE F F R IE S, ’Publisher I healing medicine of social unifiua- Washington, D. C., Juiy 17 Savings' tion. The great task is to make clear Published Friday of each week by the Pioneer Publishing Co. at Beaverton and building and loan associations of to all Americans .he interdependence Oregon. Entered as second-claa« matter at the postoffice at Beaverton, Ore. Oregon report an increase of more of all the people of the United Siatet than one hundred percent in the vol- Industrial piosperity depends on agri- Subscription Rates Neither is fos- Three Months ----------------- $ -35o J unie of their home mortgages ac- cultural prosperi.y. One Year ........ - .......................... $1.00 Subscriptions Payable in Advance cepted for insurance by the federal tered by turning the workers a_ .in.-' Six M onths---------------------------- Housing Adminis.i ation in May over the farmers or the farmers a„iinst Yet this is precisely v.'h t Enterprise Bldg.. Cor. Short St. and Tualatin Valley Highway Phone 7503 April it was announced here today the ci.ies. P Portland O ffice-408 Dekum Bldg. Phone A Twater 591«__________ by Oeo.ge E. Palmer, opecial as.sist- Mr. Roosevelt’s attacks on “ economic 1 oitian i ___ _______ —- ant to the administrator, in charge of royalists’’ is expected to do. — ------------------- savings and loan activities. Wnether this idea mu», be aunou- DOING SOM ETHING F O R T H E F A R M E R “The Oregon associations' mor.- ted to i'ugwell or Farley or whether During the coming campaign, spokesmen for both the great parties will gages accepted for insurance in May ». originated in Mr. Roosevelt’s own do a lot of talking about farm relief. Both will claim that their party has totaled $5»200 as against $24,400 In fertile mind is of compuiativeiy little found the Royal Road to farm prosperly, and that anyone disagreeing with April, said Palmer This brings fhe significant thing is rounu me ivuyai iw ou ™ > K v i their cumulative total as of June 1 to importance. It is an enemy o f the people. $478,900, repi^en.ed by one hundred .hat the tactics oi cta-s w aila.e arc He This is to be expected, politic» being the kind o f a game It Us. But sixty nine mortgages. This is 68.9 now being used by the President. great many unprejudiced persons, without any partisan axe to grind, a r e . per cent ot all mortgages issued by holds out vague promises that Uncle coming to the opinion that the beat kind o f farm relief originate« not In the Federal Housing Administration Sam will help all those wno help him Washington but on the farm. The old maxim that “ self help is the beat i in cooperation with all other active —that he will look after the farmers Oregon. Tiiis and '.he industrial wotaers and the help” may have been obscured by some modern theories ,but it hasn’t been lending institutions In Oregon, percentage places Oregon associa- unemployed and the unionized und the outlawed yet. It Is as sound today as It ever was. I tion« in front place in comparison ununionized and all those in different The finest example of that old-fashioned "self help 1« found in the agti- I with the associations Jn all othei occupations or in need. In contrast cultural co-operatives, which act as the farmer’s representative In the pro-1 • all those who oppose him are brandeu cess of producing and disposing o f his products on the most profitable basis. ,.1()f ^ ^ Qf lMured ,oan8 by as enemies of the country and ,h< These co-op« are permanent-Uiey are non-political- they aten t managed by th)j 0legon savings anil l0an asaocia “have-nots’’ are uiged to unite to take bureaucrats—they aren’t trying to advance the fortunes of this party or tha. tlon# the 8um of j 1611500 has gone in_ from the “ haves” such little as the;, one. And they’re doing more that is sound in a business way for agrioul- j 0 new residential construction, aver- still possess. ture than all the ’’farm relief” bills proposed since the war. aging $3,606 per house. These asso- This is the same cry that the French * * * * j ciations have made 75.05 per cent of Revolutionists of 1789 used. Bu. to N A T IO N A L D EB T »33,779,00«,(»0 l be total of $215,200 for new construe imply that conditions in America to ) tion purpose« by all accredited Ore- day even remotely resemble those ir, According to reports from the United States Treasury department the gon institutions.” France of the revolution -or in Amer- national debt stood ait $33,779,000,000 on July 1st of this year. This enormous Oregon Associations Giving Home Program Substantial Support. \ - PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS - REMOVAL SALE M e n ’s S u its Entire Stock to Go A L L Prices Slashed Keg. $2« C Q O r Suits Keg. $25 K »g. $35 0 0 1 to $40 * * * Group Introduction * 1936 Is half gone, and what have you accomplished. * * * of Politics Seeks to * Don't strain yourself trying to reform the world—It has been here a long time without your work and will last a long time after you depart. * * * * Next Sunday 'the churches here will be open and, If you feel that way, you can listen to the preacher of your choice without any expense. Set Class vs. Class Continued from Page 1 Mr. Roo«evelt now frankly preaches group politics as well as group eco- Ten years ago the average young man, beginning businesn for himself, nomica His dreams of America is of was confident that he would become a millionaire in less than fifteen years, a semi-collective state, in which classes ^ *i * *t I and groups shall organize as classes or .... . .... . .. i groups. As usual, he fails to think Leaving loaded guns around the house, where small children can get them,; pjan through to its logical conclu- ls one way to cut the grocery bill. j sions. The creation o f groups implies * * * * j government by lobbies. Each group * * * * QC <?i r o r Tailor Made Suits to $33 Suits n o s v l COPELAiND’ S T A I L O R 515 S. W. FO U RTH AVE. NR. 10th $ 24.85 These are uncalled for tailor-made suits . . many originally intended to sell for $50. Enjoy tailor-made comfort and style for but $24.85. AD VERTISE — Advertising BringsSuccsss, Success Bring« Happiness. SPECIAL 'We took the money o f our fathers t ic,t of T V i l „ is L , ° , . , coniPletely distort his- sum represents money the government owe« ito its creditor«. Yet there Is * npv ___ i ... i i . : This may U be _ good polities . but no relief in sight from the New Dealer». Every hour we continue to go to get ourselves into a depression and tory. now we propose to take our children’s it hardly shows good faith. Into debt $578,751 and every day $13,890,041. money to get ourselves out,"— Douglas * * * * I Malloch. In business. j I “ Men must work and women Practically every summer » seasonable recession occur* *“ must This year Is an exception—few Industries have shown a drop from spring .Spend.”—Sir Heibert Morgan, ____ ______________ levels, many have made substantial progress in the face of seasonal In-; fluence«. 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You may be able tio make a fool out of a man if you talk to him about | leges and ^ concessions 0 ^ 8 ^ 1 0 ^ from n o m C^ ‘e gov ^ the geography and physic«, but once let him drift Into the realm of finance, tax ’ , eminent. Those groups which are atior., politics, etc., he knows a lot. most unscrupulous and can best ter PAT InO PHYSICIANS rorize politicians are surest of suc 3 t fl f ee NATURO ?5 uV . d1llT 1" ta « i Sondar» I l lo IS cess and soon dominate the govern •10 SW 2d Av#„ cor. Aldar, Portland . CaU or Write— Phono ATwater 101» ment. Mr. Roosevelt's appeal is to those whom he terms the "under-privileged” That 'there are many such In this W A S H IN G T O N , D. C.— This w u country is obvious, though nowhere University of Oregon, Eugene, July 17 Juet what the prospective fresh the record of the Roosevelt admin near as many as In other countiies. But Mr. Roosevelt’s appeal is so man students should know, such as istration as the fiscal year 1936 couched as to rouse hate ra/ther than cam e to a close June 30: courses, student living expenses, fac His offers to A federal debt of 33 billion 913 hope In their breasts. help them are utterly vague. This is ulty members, scholarships and prizes million dollars. not surprising as he is less interested and many details of information, will Spending of 8 billion 793 million in helping 'them than tn having them be found in the University of Oregon dollars during the fiscal year, more help him. He wants their votes and catalogue for 1936-37, now ready for than two dollars for every one by setting himself up as their leader distribution, It was announced here by taken in. A budget bureau estimate of ex George N. Belknap, university editor, penditures of $8,272,554,370 during The catalogue contains for the first Fat time a map with all new university the new fiscal year, without any So Good Y It o u Y o Can u ra rlff buildings, such us the infirmary, new alibi such as the veteran’s bonus or library and physical education plant, invalidation of processing taxes. A N -K IN A federal debt that would be 38 designated. These new structures P I T P OH H UM AN POOD totalling nearly $1,000,000 In cost, will billion 600 million were it not for be ready for occupancy during the expert juggling of the figures by DOGS AND CATS coming year. U. S. Government the N ew Deal treasury department, Detailed Information on fees, student which does not include in its esti Inspected und Fussed Food activities .honor societies .clubs, publi mate a total of $4,688,733.645 in cations, und other phases of Univer government guaranteed bonds. sity life, is included. Copies of the TIIURS. FKI. 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