The Beaverton enterprise., August 28, 1936, Page Page 2, Image 2

Friday, August 28, 1936
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE. Beavenon, Oregon
View of West Hills Memorial Park
Prompt Delivery
tor
SAND -n J GRAVEL
H. IL JE F F R IE S, Publlaher
P ro d u c ta a t
P ric e s
Q uality
P u b lis h e d F rid a y o f ouch w ee k by th e P io n e e r P u b li.h in g Co. a t B e a v e rto n
O reg o n .
E n te re d aa gecond-claae m a tte r a t th e p o eto fflc e a t B e a v e r ton. O re
P la n t a t R ip p lin g W a te rs P a r k
S u b sc rip tio n R aton
_______________ $1.00
T h re e M o n th s --------------------- $ 35o j
O ne T e a r ---------------------------
.......... ................50
S u b sc rip tio n s ------------------------
P a y a b le in A d v an ce j
S i* M o n th s -------------------------
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F. A. VANAKEN
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A FOOL AND HIS
MONEY SOON PARTS
"A fool and his money are soon parted,” says
the old adage.
That was true a thousand years
ago—and it is just as true today.
The habit of the fool, in chancing his money on
gambling, is to rush in blindly and take a chance,
whether or not he has sufficient knowledge and in­
formation to justify his venture.
Gambling will always be extremely hazardous.
Landon Runs Strung in Poll
C o n tin u ed fro m P a g e 1
c le n t volum e, a t th is ea rly d a te , to
w a r ia n t ta b u la tio n w h ich m ig h t be
co n sid ered a n a u th o rita tiv e
s tra w
w h ich a c c u ra te ly in d ic a te s th e d ire c ­
tio n of th e A u g u st political w inds.
T he M ichigan v o te follow s:
L a n d o n _____________45.9%
R o o sev elt ___________45.5%
L em k e ........................... 04.3%
T h o m a s ...... ............... 02.4%
B ro w d e r ...... ............ 01.9%
A n o th e r d istrib u tio n of firs t r e ­
tu r n s fro n t th e 23 s ta te s, a s b etw e en
R oo sev elt, L an d o n a n d L em k e only,
show s:
L an d o n ......__ _______ 52.2%
R oo sev elt ______ ____ 44.4%
L e m k e .... ......................03.4%
P o le W ide S p re ad
T h e e a rly in te re s t sh o w n In th is
poll by p u b lish e rs th ro u g h o u t
th e
co u n try , plus th e c o n tin u e d in c re a se
In th e n u m b e r of w eekly n e w sp a p e rs
th a t a r e co o p e ratin g , by c o n d u c tin g
th e stra w -v o te in th e ir te rrito rie s , in ­
d ic a te s m o st c le a rly th a t th e
fin a l
r e tu r n s in th e n atio n -w id e b allo tin g
w ill be th e m o st re p re s e n ta tiv e p re ­
electio n ex p re ssio n o f p o litical s e n ti­
m e n t e v e r ta b u la te d fro m sm all to w n s
an d r u r a l A m erica in a n a tio n a l e lec­
tio n y ea r.
E x tr a e ffo rt h as been m a d e ro K eep
th is poll n o n -p a rtisa n in ev e ry r e s ­
pect.
All w eekly n w sp a p e rs w h e tth -
DANCE
Every Sunday Night
Boat Swan
No More Hot Trains
for the West !
Rapid Progress
Made
Towards
y-.
1
.
.
C h icag o —T h e long, h o t re a c h e s of
F o rk ' ( n m n P fin n
th e W e ste rn d e s e rt c o u n try no lo n g e r
1
b rin g p e rs p ira tio n to th e tr a v e le r ’s
| brow .
T h e ra ilro a d s h av e solved th e
R a p id p ro g re ss to w a rd co m p letio n p ro b lem of su m m e r tra v e l in th e des-
of W e st H ills M em o rial p a r k w as s e r t co untry— a ir-c o n d itio n in g .
announced
w eek a s a cre w o f
T h is y e a r a ir-c o n d itio n in g w ill be
w o rk m e n c o n tin u e d to la n d sc a p e an d o ne 0 f th e p rim a ry fa c to rs in a n in-
, p re p a re th e 130 a c re s fo r e sta b lish - c re a se in W e ste rn
v a c a tio n tra v e l.
: m e n t o f one o f th e n a tio n s f in e s t a n d ) T h ese s ta te m e n ts w ere m a d e h e .e
! m out m o d e rn m e m o rial p a rk s.
rc e n tly by H a r r y G. T ay lo r, C h a irm a n
F ifte e n a c re s h av e been seed ed an d o f th e W e ste rn A sso ciatio n of R ail-
a r e re a d y f o r In te rm e n ts, o ffic ia ls in w ay E x ecu tiv es.
c h a rg e re p o rte d . L a n d sc a p in g ac c o m ­
In m a k in g h is s ta te m e n t, Mr. T a y ­
p lish ed in c lu d es a la rg e a n d b e a u tifu l lo r p o in te d o u t th a t th e W e ste rn R a il
U n ite d S ta te s sh ie ld , m ad e o f red, ro a d s h av e $27,000,000 in v e ste d in a ir
w h ite a n d blue flo w ers, m a n y b ed s ol [ c o n d itio n in g e q u ip m e n t o f all classes.
flo w ers a n d tre e s
H e sa id :
"W e h av e a tre m e n d o u s
T h re e se ctio n s, L a C re sta , T u a la tin in v e stm e n t in air-c o n d itio n e d c a rs, b u t
V iew a n d F o re s t L aw n, a r e p la n n ed w e feel t h a t o u r in v e stm e n t w ill ju s
in th e in itia l d ev e lo p m e n t o f th e p a rk tify its e lf in in c re a se d tr a v e l.”
w h ich o v erlo o k s th e b e a u tifu l T u a la ­
tin valley. S ales of lo ts in th e s e sec
tio n s h av e re a c h e d a h ig h to ta l .
COMING EVENTS
L ukes A re 1‘la n n ed
P re s e n t w o rk w ill be follow ed by
Aug. 24-30- O r e g o n C h ris tia n E n-
c o n s tru c tio n o f a new a d m in is tra tio n
b u ild in g a n d a r tific ia l lak es.
T h irty - d ea v o r u n io n s u m m e r c o n fe re n c e a t
fiv e to n s of p ip e s fo r d ra in a g e an d T u rn e r.
Aug. 24-30 M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty F a ir,
s p rin k lin g h av e been laid in th e p a rk
G re sh am .
a n d m o re w ill be ad d ed .
Aug. 26-29 -T illam o o k C o u n ty F a ir.
L a te r p la n s call fo r th e e re c tio n of
M e rc h a n t's
a m a u so le u m a n d a m u sic to w e r fea- j A u g .3 0 - I n d e p e n d e n t
A ssn, p icnic a t B lue L a k e P a rk .
tu r in g a n o u td o o r pipe o rg a n .
Aug. 3 0 - All S ta te D e m o c ra tic p ic n ic
T h e la te s t re s tr ic tio n s fo r m odern
m e m o ria l p a r k s allo w o n ly b ro n ze | A ug. 27-30—H o p F ie s ta a t In d ep e n d -
m a rk e rs , e lim in a tin g th e g r a n ite head- ence
s to n e s a n d all in te r m e n ts w ill see
Aug. 31—D e m o c ra tic M eeting, H ills-
c a s k e ts en c ased in c o n c re te v a u lts to , boro.
p re v e n t s e ttlin g o f e a r th .
S ep t. 2—R e p u b lic a n M eetin g H ills-
W e st H ills M em o rial p o rk a ad d jo
io in s boro.
S ep t. 3-5—W a sh in g to n C o u n ty F a ir.
C a n y o n road, fo u r m iles fro m P o rt-
Sept. 10-12—P e n d le to n R o u n d u p
I lan d .
Sept. 13—R e p u b lic a n P icn ic , J a n tz e n
B each.
Tourists from All States
Sept. 21—F a ll C ollege te rm s ta rts .
\ ’ote and Mail Straw-Ballot Below
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* b e in g conducted by co­
operating we e k l y news­
papers located in states
throughout the aatioa to
show prs-election senti­
ment of small town and
rural Ame r i c a in their
choice for President for
the next four years.
Vote for one only of these
candidatos
□
ROOSEVELT
□ LANDON
□
LEMKE
T O V O TE:
C raw er dab »•«■* ia NOT
•Uewrd. . . , On Ir etacW I»
SirteuaJ ra*M arili hi
le u
•I
tib u U tio a | k u t SII
•e atau,
Town
Mynah Bird Can Whistle
“Yankee Doodle” and—
la
□ THOMAS
□ COLVIN
□
BROWDER
Stato
George Lee Marks
dancing and
romancing to
tho tingling
t una a o f 7
now tong sen­
sations. In —
W ith C laude B re r e to n a n d
T e a c h e r of
Virginia Veropua La Rae
H is M usic
A n n o u n ces a
F iv e W e e k ’s M a ste r V ocal
C o u rse B e g in n in g A u g u st 24
S ellin g -H irse h Bldg. AT. 9726
The Lonesome Club
821 S. W . 4 th Ave.
P o rtla n d
A D M IS SIO N A LW A Y S 25c
V
V
Dinners That End
the Day Happily
COFFEE
SHOP
in th e L obby
A m eric an B a n k Bldg.
P o rtla n d , O regon
STATE FAIR
PAJU-MUTUEL
HORSE RACES
LOWEY & CO.
E v ery A fte rn o o n b u t S u n d a y
FIRE SALE
Night Horse Show
w ith K ello g g A ra b ia n s
a n d P la to o n C a v alry
ad d e d fe a tu re «
C T A R T 's
FRIDAY, AUG. 28th
O u ts ta n d in g E x h lh ita
A m u sem en ts an d
F re « E n te rta in m e n t
25% to 50% Savings
ON ALL
ADM ISSION 50 C EN TS
Merchandise
Children U n d er 14 F re e
414 S. W . W a s h in g to n St.
NEW STAGE LINE
To A storia & Seaside
via Vernonia. Jewell,
Wolf Creek Highway, etc.
“Man Tahej
A Chance”
said the waitress
w hen hercustonj-
er ordered hash.
Youiake a chance
every time you
drive a car with­
out insurance/
Leonard Adams
On an d a f te r F rid a y , A u g u st 28, th e
S pokane,
P o rtla n d an d S e a ttle
T ra n s p o r ta tio n Co. w ill ru n d aily
m o to r p a s se n g e rs a n d e x p re ss sta g e
se rv ice ov er th is n ew ro u te , le a v in g
B e a v e rto n 8:19 a. m „ a r r iv in g S e a ­
sid e 12:25, A sto ria 2 p. m., r e tu r n in g
le av in g A sto ria 1, S easide 2 p. m.
F a r e s to S easid e $3.54 one
$4.75 ro u n d tr ip ; to A sto ria
one w ay, $5.50 ro u n d trip .
w ay,
$4.00
T h is m a k e s a q u ic k an d in te r e s t­
in g tr ip to th e se p o in ts a n d in te r ­
m e d ia te p o in ts w e st of P itts b u rg .
S tag e s sto p on sig n a l, a n d tic k e ts
sold by d riv e rs.
BEA V ERTO N . OREGON
S. P. & S. Transo’n Co.
APOSTOLIC FAITH
OPENS
FALL CAMPAIGN
N. W. Sixth and Burnside
SER V IC ES — S u n d ay . 10:30, 2:3« u nd 7:3«; E v e ry E v en in g , 7:45
E xcept M onday a n d S a tu rd a y
ORCHESTRA CONCERT SUNDAY EVENING
S P E C IA L S IN G IN G — T H E E N T IR E G O S P E L P R E A C H E D
NO C O L L E C T IO N S
"A S p iritu a l P lace to W o rsh ip "
SPECIAL
PAINT, Per Gal___ ___________ ________
$2.35
ROOHNG, Per Roll,
20
2 ft Handy Household Step Stools ....... _...........
Agricultural Lime, Per sack
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Self Polishing Floor Wax Per Pt
Calsomine, Per Lb..........
F low er» fo r all O ccasions
F u n e ra l D ealgna P ro m p tly
Ileliv ered
Terwilliger Greenhouse
.40
.45
.07
See Us For
P h o n e AT. 1020
T h irty P e r C en t
o f L ot R e c e ip ts
a re se t a s id e foe
P e r p e tu a l C a re
L O T $30 U P
B u ria l S e r t Ic*
w ith C em en t
G ra v e I k u $27
N o P ro fit*
N o A sse ssm e n ts
M eet E n d Sell wood B rid g e
DANCE
&
Flowers
Riverview
Cemetery
F R I.
SAT.
g e r s
Honolulu—Nobody talks back to
Capt. K onrad H ubbenette aboard
his freig h ter M anuka! except H ar­
ry.
H a rry g reets the skipper with a
“ Hello, you big stiff,’’ and gets
aw ay w ith it.
H a rry is a saucy, talking m ynah
bird, and its v o cabulary rivals any
schoolboy’s. The bird can w histle
a hoarse version of “ Yankee Doo­
d le” and say “ w hoopee” in a high­
ly satisfied m an n er.
N e a r B e rth » S ta tio n
Mark a cron I k H a H u r t
k*4*r* the ■•ma mt tha case*.
Sat* ro
MON
TH U B 8.
in Union Visit Oregon
During Summer Months
RITZ THEATRE
PRESIDENT
Del M ilne O rc h e s tra
L eav es 8:30 P. M.
FOOT O F A L D E R S T R E E T
T h e acco m p lish m en ts a fte r c lea rin g an d la n d sc a p in g th e site of new W est H ills M em orial p a rk on
C anyon ro ad , fo u r m iles fro m P o rtlan d , c a n be seen in th e above photo. W o rk m en a re busy daily a t
th e site h u rrie d ly tu rn in g th e 130 ac re s in to one o f th e fin est m em o rial p a rk s in th e nation. R oger
G erke is in ch a rg e of th e lan d scap in g .
—C o u rte sy O re g o n ia n
C lassifie d a d v e r tis in g pays.
e r th e y be D e m o c ra tic , R e p u b lic a n or
D o n ’t a c c e p t s u b s titu te s —B u y th e
In d e p e n d e n t in policy, h av e been in ­
v ite d to jo in in on th e poll. H u n d re d s l O ra n g e, co p p er, blue, g re e n , flam-1 a d v e rtise d a rtic le .
of th e m a r e n o w c o n d u c tin g th e ir l o - |j n g r e d —n e a rly ev e ry co lo r of th e
cal polls.
T h e y w ill th e n fo rw a rd | ra in b o w a r e th e lic en se p la te s of th e
th e ir b allo ts to stra w -v o te h e a d q u a r- o u t-o f-to w n a u to m o b ile s w h ich have
tens in N ew Y o rk , fo r n a tio n a l ta b u : help ed m a k e th is s u m m e r on e of th e
Electric Refrigeration
la tio n .
I b ig g e st to u r is t y e a r s in th e h isto ry
O u r L o cal V ote F ir s t
I o f th e sta te . C a rs fro m ev e ry s ta te
R e a d e rs o f th is p a p e r m a y ex p ect | in th e u n io n a n d a ll C a n a d ia n prov-1
Air Conditioning
m o re a n d m o re In te re s tin g n a tio n a l inCes h a v e been se e n fre q u e n tly ac
re tu rn * in th e w e e k s rig h t a h e a d | c o rd in g to M r. R o ss, local ’ F o rd
T h is n e w sp a p e r w ill give you w ee k to ! c o rd in g to M r jo h n k to n , local F o rd
w ee k re p o rts on th e
p ro g re ss
of j c o rd in g to M r. V erm ilye, local F o rd
M EN W ANTED.
R eliab le, fa ir
th e v o tin g .
d ea le r.
e d u c atio n , m e c h a n ic a lly
in clin ed
H a v e you y e t v o te d ? I f n o t, th e n ! " F o rd o w n e rs fro m all o v er A m er-
w h s w ould lik e to b e tte r th e m se lv es
cllp o u t th e stra w -v o te b allo t on P a g e ! ica h a v e sto p p e d h ere " said
Mr.
M ust be w illin g to tr a in s p a re tim e
2, v o te fo r y o u r p re sid e n tia l ch oice, | R o ss "a n d th e y a r e a ll d elig h te d
to q u a lify a s in s ta lla tio n a n d s e r­
th e n m a ll o r b rin g It to th is p ap e r.
I J o h n s o n "a n d th e y a r e all d e lig h te d
Y ou a r e not o b lig a te d in a n y m a n n e r | V erm ily e "a n d th e y a r e all d elig h te d
vice ex p e rts.
N o ex p e rien c e ne­
by v o tin g in th is poll. Y ou need n ot | w ith th e P a c ific
N o rth w e st.
T h is I c e ssa ry . W rite g iv in g ag e, p re se n t
sig n y o u r n am e.
Y ou o nly w rite in h a s been o n e of th e fin e st to u rist
o c c u p atio n , etc.
th e n am e of th e to w n a n d th e s ta te j se aso n * e v e r rec o rd e d , a n d its w o rth
fro m w h ich you e x p e c t to v o te in N o­ a* a stim u lu s to all lin es o f b u sin ess
v em b er.
T h is Ls d o n e to a s s is t In a n in O re g o n a n d W a sh in g to n c a n n o t be
a c c u r a te ta b u la tio n o f th e n a tio n a l o v e re stim a te d .
vote.
Utilities
" B u t,” h e c o n tin u e d , “w h ile we
E v e ry v o te r sh o u ld c a s t a b allo t in a r e b ein g h o sts to v isito rs fro m all
Engineering
Institute
th i* poll.
V o te rs In o th e r s ta te s se c tio n s o f th e c o u n try , o u r ow n peo­
th ro u g h o u t th e c o u n try a r e in te re s te d ple a r e a lso d o in g a lo t o f tra v e lin g
404 N. W ells S t , C h icag o , III.
In k n o w in g w h ich c a n d id a te w e fa v o r o n th e ir ow n a c c o u n t, a n d a lot of
h e re In O reg o n , ju s t a s we a r e in te r ­ th e m a r e g o in g in new F o rd V-8s.”
ested in le a rn in g o f th e ir choices.
S ale s an d se rv ic e re c o rd s fo r th e
So c lip o u t th e b allo t,
, .V ote P o rtla n d b ra n c h o f th e F o rd M otor
fo r y o u r f a v o rite
, .
S end th e C o m p an y , w h ich fu rn is h e s S o u th e rn
b allo t to u s . . .
. W e w ill c o u n t W a sh in g to n a n d all of O reg o n w ith
BEA V ERTO N, OREGON
it in th e local v o te
. . . th e n sen d o ars, rev eal th a t F o rd b u sin e ss th ru -
It on im m e d ia te ly fo r n a tio n a l ta b u la ­ o u t th e te r r ito r y Is good, J u ly b u si­ A L L S H O W S S T A R T AT 7.30 P M
tion.
n ess to p p in g a ll p rev io u s reco rd s.
It i
is a n tic ip a te d by F o rd o ffic ia ls at th e S u n d a y to W ed. Aug. 30-31-Sept. 1-2
local b ra n c h th a t th e m o n th of A ugust )
w ill b e a p p ro x im a te ly 25r ;
g r e a te r
th a n Ju n e , w h ich a lso w a s a sp le n ­
d id n \o n th .
Nation-Wide Vote for
F o re s t G rove, O re.
R es. P h o n e 24F155
H om e O w ned
P h o n e 1Ö08W
E n te rp r is e Bldg., Cor. S h o rt St. a n d T u a la tin V alley H ig h w a y
P h o n e 7503
P o rtla n d O ffice— 408 D e k u m B ld g . P h o n e A T w a te r 5914
H illsb o ro O ffice R oom 3. D e lta Bldg.,______ P h o n e 1641________
POLITICAL CAMPAIGN
EFFECT ON BUSINESS
Numerous prognosticators are of the opinion
that the old bogey of an election year being a bad
business year has been at least temporarily out­
lawed. They feel that the 1936 political campaign
will have little effect on the recovery movement.
Even so, it must not be forgotten that govern­
mental action cannot help but affect business, for
good or ill, in the long run. When the public
feels that official policies are inimical to the great
industries that provide jobs and opportunities, it
becomes difficult to get necessary money to ven­
ture into those channels—and, as a consequence,
industrial development lags. But when the public
feels that official policies encourage lawful and
legitimate industrial operations, money flows
freely, men are put to work, and real prosperity
follows.
This is not a partisan matter. Neither the Re­
publican nor Democratic parties can justly claim
a corner on statesmanship. It is the duty of pub­
lic men of both parties to work for the common
good. When the times comes, no election will
have an adverse effect on business. And in the
meantime, let’s hope that, as forecast, the election
of 1936 will not appreciably hamper the recovery
movement.
R e a so n a b le
w ith F re d A sta ire a n d G in g e r R ogers.
G obs a n d G afs.
R y th m a n d R ev elry .
A d a n d y plus new s a n d ca rto o n .
Thure.-FH.- 8 ak, Sept. 3 to 3
(D O U B L E F E A T U R E )
“The Bohemian Girl’’
w ith l a u r e l a n d H a rd y plus
“Gentle Julia’’
! f e a tu rin g J a n e W ith e rs, tw o good fea-
1 tu r e s fo r th e p rice of one
Next Shirley Temple In "CapUin
January'
Paints, Doors, Windows
Drain Tile, Glass, Plywood
McCready Lumber Co.
O ur Red T ru ck s D e liv e r
Phone 4603
Res. Phone 12505