The Beaverton enterprise., January 22, 1937, Page Page 2, Image 2

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BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE, Beaverton. Oregon
Columbia Preparatory School
County Health Their Task
UPRISE
N. Wiiiar.iette 51vd. ¿c Fiske
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H. i l J E F F R IE S , l*ublUher
C.'lu ¡„¡a P iep a ra tory Sch ool is one
o f th f h a d in g institutions o f its kind
Published F riday o f each ^ e k by the P ion eer Publishing: Co. at Beaverton
in tha cou n try and has con tribu ted in
Oregon.
E ntered as second-claaa m atter at the p ostoffice at Beaverton. Ore.
no .small uie&sute to the fam e and
prosperity o f the state.
Subscription Kates
The iic u lt y o f this sch ool arc
____ $1.00
T hree M onths -------
$ 35<-
progressive, able and
fficien t and
One Y ear ----------
____ .50
Subscriptions P ayable in A dvance
have built fe r this m odern school a
Six M onths --------
reputation o f accom plishm ent and
E nterprise Bldg-. Cor. Short St. and Tualatin Valley H ighw ay
P hone 7503
honesty and the untiring effort.? m er­
t V rtl-nH O ffice— 407-408 D ekum Bldg.. Phone A T 6501
it liberal support from the people of
H illsboro O ffic e R oom 3. Delta Bldg..
Phone iC4l____________
tire state.
T hey o ffe r a com prehensive list of
courses from w h ich to choose. They
wall be glad to com m u n icate w ith any
COPY CATS
on e in teferen ce to the courses and
Only a fe w short m onths ago, the late Huey P. L ong w as w inn­
aid in the laying out o f a practical
ing notoriety, if not fam e, with his "E v e ry Man A K in g” idea,
cou rse that fits each individual.
fo re he died, he had prom ised every man an in com e o f $5,000 a year.
T heir college and acad em ic train­
E verybody. Including Long, knew his «hare-the-w ealth schem e was
in g o ffer* a variety o f courses and
im practical.
B ut H u ey was a sm art politician.
He knew he could
degrees that adm irably fit any young
w in follow ers by prom ising som ething they didn’t have.
As his aud­
person to meet the problem s in life
ience grew , he raised his ante.
and society.
N ow it appears that he left a couple o f disciple« behind P resi­
T he aim o f C olum bia P reparatory
dent W illiam Green o f the A m erican Federation o f L abor and P resi­
H IL L SB O R O , Jan. 22 (S p e cia l)— W ith introduction o f a full-tim e
S ch ool is to prepare students for their
dent John L. Lewis, o f the United Mine W orkers.
health unit at the begin n in g o f the year in W ashington county,
life w ork in a hom elike, religious at­
In their fight fo r the con trol o f labor, Green and Lew is have been
Dr. C. D. M cD onald (rig h t) has been em ployed as cou n ty physi­
m osphere at a m inim um o f cost. The
bidding right and left.
On l a b o r Day, Lewis pulled his bushy e y e­
cian, with o ffice s in the cou rt house. W ork in g with him as cou n ­
im portan ce o f cultural and religious
brow s together, pu ffed up like a volcan o gettin g ready to erupt, and
ty health nurse is C lara O. E ngebrets.'n.
Dr. M cD onald form erly
influences, p roper
regulation o f c o ­
prom ised a $2,500-a-year incom e fo r all.
was house ph ysician at St. V in cen t’s hospital, P ortland. Miss
education and general student
life
Green was a little surprised.
But he pondered.
A nd on C hrist­
E ngbretsen fo r fou r yea rs w as D ouglas cou n ty nurse.— C ourtesy
are all recognized.
mas day he upped Lewis $1,100, prom ising $3,600.
Oregonian.
On the spacious cam pu s and in the
As the N ew Y ork Tim es rem arks, "it would bo very desirable if
m odern buildings o f C olum bia P iep a-
each fam ily could have a m inim um Incom e o f $3,600 a year, but still
ratory S ch ool am ple opportu n ity is
m ore desirable, fo r that m atter, if each fam ily cou ld have a m inim um
given to lead a w ell-balanced life com ­
o f $5,000, or even $10,000.”
B ut the way to ach ieve that incom e level
bining w ork and play in proper
Lead the rield
Is not, as Lewis and Green propose, to shorten the w ork w eek and
am ounts.
T he studies will give a
raise wage* arbitrarily, thus increasing the cost o f living.
It is in ­
m ental back grou n d that will help the
W ith the ever-increasin g p rice in j
stead, as T he Tim es points out, "to im prove labor skills, m achine e f­
ficien cy and industrial organization in short, to increase both indi­ the necessities o f life the buying pub- j A lbert P. C ooper ,et ux, to C larence student through life; the recreational
lie has learned lessons o f econ om y .H igg in s, et ux, 10 acres secs 4, 5, 8, opportu n ities w ill fit him bodily to
vidual earning pow er and national production.”
w ithstand the strain o f m odern civ ili­
that has forced m any business men t o ,
T1SR3W .
a new realization as to the con d u ct o f!
Susie M .W all? to W ash in gton Coun- zation.
their business.
T he shoe business *y, tract a° c 10, T2SR 1W .
In this review w e are pleased to
W H A T W IL L
was no exception and the m odern
F ia n k L. Lichty, et ux, to M aynetta com plim en t them upon the position
1937 BRING?
shoe dealer m ust be able to provide Marks, 22.163 acres in sec 22 T 1N R 2W .
W alter D. H untington et ux, to H.
T h e thoughts o f the people, through the early days o f a new year, his patrons with quality shoe* w ith
That used ca r you have been looking
T he F lor- W. P rick ett, et als, pt lot 191, Joh n-
are like these o f the explorer w h o ventures into som e new and strange prices that are consistent.
for. is listed in thp classified section.
sheim
Shoe
Co.
has
long
m
ade
it
*on
Esk
add
to
B
eaverton
R
eedville
country.
H e gazes eagerly at the distant hills, and anxiously asks
their policy to furnish
the public acreage.
what lies beyond those cloudy summits.
B. W COBB W A TC H X CLOCK
So ask ou r people, what 1937 will give them o f failure o r success. with shoes that a ie o f the h igh est, C. K. H ow itt. et ux. to H erm an Day
SH O P
Our lives are not shaped by Inexorable fates.
W e m ake them m ostly quality and at the sam e tim e reas- 40 acres see 11 T2N R 3W .
All M akes
1 A. B. W ebb, et ux. to M. F. W elter,
by our ow n e ffo rts o r errors.
The people w h o say som e jin x is onable in price.
R epaired
T hey have stock ed their store with el
blit 9 T im ber T ow nsite.
pursuing themselves, should d o a little pursuing themselves, after
Spring W eight
Elizabeth K u iatli to A. D orner, et
som e w orthy am bition.
T hose w h o fall, frequ en tly ow e the failure to an im m ense stock o f the nationally
E lectric and
their ow n neglects.
W hen a tow n stands still ,it is usually because fam ou* F lorsh eim Shoes so that cu s - 1 ux- 25 acres secs 1, 2, 11, 12, T1SR 3W .
T herm ostats
tom ers will be insured against in ferior
A. D orner, et ux, to A. W . W oh ler,
very fe w people, perhaps none at all, were pushing it ahead.
25 acres sec 1, 2, 11, 12, T1SR 2W .
A T w ater
I f people will take o f f their coat* roll up their sleeves, do stunts quality.
5 0 3 2
The m anagem ent o f the P ortlan d
W . A. W illiam s, et ux, to Claude E.
o f real w ork, learn m ore about their job s and the w orld around them,
F in e W atch
sm ile m ore and sulk less, an d g iv e everybody a square deal, the store is in the hands o f a m an w h o Smith, et ux, pt lot 3 b lk 2 F orest
R epairin g
skies will brighten.
I f w c approach all those m ysterious unknow n is well know n and it is a pleasure t o : Grove.
A uthorized M aterials and
Glenn S. Ehle, et ux, to K ittie A. M
days o f 1937'in that spirit, those cloudy horizons w ill prove the road refer our readers to thi* store and to
S ervice Station fo r
assure them that they m ay find q u a l-;H irs ch pt lots 5, 6, 7, 8, blk 11 W est
to som e sunny land o f flow ers and fertile fields.
P ortlan d H eights.
ity shoes at reasonable prices.
G lenn S. Ehle, et ux, to K enneth J. j
G olliet lot 9 and 10 blk 24 W est P o rt­
MONUMENTS
Annual Kansas Day
land Hgts.
TO NEGLECT
Banquet January 29th M ary A nn Taylor, et als, to N iles C. R evere, H am m ond, H erschede, New
Purdin, Daniel E. Purdin lots 1 and 2
Haven, W estinghouse E lectric
The w arden o f A lcatraz prison said in a recent address that "the
sec 6 T2N R 3W .
The
K
ansas
State
society
o
f
O
regon
C lock s
finest prisons we can build are on ly m onum ents to neglected youth.”
T he R eed Institute to R . M Spen­
205 G erlin ger B uilding—
Im agine the career o f som e hardened crim inal. T here was prob­ is holdin g its annual K ansas Day
ce
r
lot
9
and
14
blk
3
L
add
&
R
eed
S. W . 2nd and A lder
ably a day in his life, whim som e little thing could turn him either to banquet and dan ce on Friday, Janu­
A CreS.
the aruoked path or the straight way.
Perhaps he was hesitating at ary 29th at 6:30 p m.. in W . O. W. hall
A lfred G uerber to E lm er E. Guer-
T his will
som e m om ent, w hether to g o hom e and read a book o r newspaper, or East 6th and A lder Streets.
ber, et ux, tract sec 27 T 2N R 2W .
to see w hat was doing on the playground, o r to g o dow n tow n and be a tu rkey dinner follow-ed by p ro­
E dw ard J. C raddock, et als, to F. C.
gram , dan cin g and cards.
R eserv a ­
hunt up the street gang.
Daniels, lots 1, 2, 3, 4, Crest V iew sec,
Perhaps parents had failed to provide any b o o k that was both tions must be made in advan ce and
g ood and Interesting. Perhaps no one had planned so that a boy could can be had by callin g T R in lty 6913 or 27 T1N2W .
M ary E. R eeves to F rank H. R eeves !
find a real gam e on the playground.
So the youth drifted dow n to the T R in ity 1926.
et ux, tract sec 33 T1N R 1W .
gang.
Som eone perhaps suggested taking a ca r fo r a jo y ride. T hey
J. W . C onnell ,Shf to W . E. R eeves,
did so, they enjoyed a hilarious even in g and no one discovered them.
R A N D O M SH O T S
tracts sec 34 T1N R1W , also pt lot 16
N ext tim e they took a car, they sold it fo r money.
F rom there the
C edar H om e Add.
path led on to prison, to the m onum ent o f neglected youth.
B y B ill K irk ,Jr.
Carl Meier, et als. to Fred Meier, et
It is cheaper to give youth w h at it needs, than to allow it to take
ux. 5 acres sec 5 T1SR2W .
what it thinks it wants.
L et us rem em ber that here in our fa ir ' V ery unusual w eather in C alifornia
F rank H. B oge. et als to E lm er
com m unity.
just now.
One H olly w ood studio had B oge. et ux, tract in sec 35 T1SR3W .
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to stop film in g a rain scene, because
V. O. Steen rod, et ux, to L. H.
Well, mopt o f us would w elcom e any ch ange in ou r system if a real rain put the a rtificia l show er Cobb, et ux, 1 acre In A. \V. H art,
apparatus
out
o
f
order.
DI.C No. 60 T1SR1W .
we were con vin ced It would also put m ore ch an ge in our pockets.
Carl M eier to Joseph Meier, 19.06
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It now develops that on e o f the rea­ acres in sec 5 T1SR 2W .
W henever you say there ought to be a law against that, ju st look sons the W ash in gton H uskies lost at
L. H. Cobb, et ux, to J. A'. Miller,
P asadena a sid e fro m the w ay P itts­ 1 a cre in A. W . H art DLC No. 60
It up.
Y ou'll probably find that there Is.
burgh sm eared up th eir linem en was T1SR 1W .
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that the Phelanite*? arrived in Pasa
T he germ s people breathe Into their m ouths give them diseases, dena five days before the gam e and
C onsistent advertirin*
will
bring
while the words they breathe ou t from their m ouths m ake other folks w ere banqueted and feted too much.
A pparently it w as m ush in the draw c r fc n n and d .f ln it . rom ita
alck.
Ing room s and not slush on the g rid ­
Franklin D elano R oosevelt w as born
iron that slow-ed up the coa st ch a m ­
Seven per cent o f the w orld's population Is in the United States
January 30, 1882,
pions.
,
This «even per cent consum es h alf the w orld's coffe e , th ree-fourth s o f
Flörsheim s Shoes
Real Estate Transfers
ion
Portland
they occu p y in the educational circles
of the nation and to ask all students
to look over their catalogu e before
m aking the selection o f any institu­
tion to attend.
SINO A POST CAPO TOP INPOPMATI.
NATIONAL
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MUSEUM ART
D raw ing
F ainting
Design
S. W . P A R K
C om position I
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N ew Course in
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Frtnt M aking I 0
C H IL D R E N ’S CLASS
S A T U R D A Y M O R N IN G
SCHOOL
Mrs. Henrietta Williams
T E A C H E R O F E U R Y T H M IC S
Credentials from P aris and
L eipzig Conservatory-
Build health, grace, m ental alert­
ness and self-con fid en ce tin ough
special rhythm ic exercises.
Easy,
enjoyable and beautiful.
CAM PBELL COURT H OTEL
B E a ton 8101
Portland, Ore.
All M akes Sold oil Easy Tennis
N ew and
R e­
built
M achines
sold on T e r m ,
o f $5.00 down
and
$5.00 per
month.
Oregon Typewriter Co.
P H O N E A T w ater 5378
330 S. W . 5th Ave.
Portland, Ore.
BALDW IN
SECRETARIAL
SCHOOL
High Placement Record
*
Small group inttruction develops
individual efficien cy
«
Platt Building
B E aoon 1531
Park Ave.
nr. W ash.
P ortland, Ore.
EVERY S I Z E . . .
EVERY STYLE
• ••REDUCED!
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the world’s silk, tw o-thirds o f the w orld's cru de oil and has m ore
Joe S inger w h o alw ays bobs up som e
purchasing pow er than all the pe*ople o f Europe.
And yet our citi-
xens are continually told that the A m erican system haa broken down. place around the legislature ¿3 ser­
geant-at-arm s for the Senate this trip.
Strange breakdow n!
A nyone w h o ever heard Joe an nou n ce
a visitor gets a pretty good idea w hy
the name is Singer.
LUKE
Hillsboro B
usiness —iLL^a
Guide
r~.nr—
«<* PLUS S A F E T Y
“ Have the New Federal W a y ’” E very A ccount Insured up to $5000
$1.00 or Mure Opens iut Account
Tualatin Valley Savings & Loan Assn.
J M. P E R S O N , Mgr.
H illsboro
O regon
Save 25% on your FIRE INSURANCE COSTS
Oregon Mutual I'oliclen are NO N-ASS ESA* A B L E
Y ou NEV E ll pay
m ore than the prem ium on the (a ce o f the policy.
O regon Mutual
m aintain, m ore than three time* the surplus required by O regon
Lumraiwo la w i.
A nother perennial legislative em ­
Ä W
b E .7 2 1 5
ployee has turned out to be Elbert
Bede w hose C ottage G rove activities
PORTLAND. OREGON
have been reduced to colu m n ln g sin ce
he becam e a P ortland printer. In re­
cent sessions he had been reading
F lo w e r, for all O ccasions
clerk o f the house. but sin ce the D em ­
Funeral Designs Prom ptly
ocra ts took com plete ch arge has m oved
IM tem l
over to the men o f his ow n ilk In the
TerwUliger Greenhouse
Senate where he is again reading
Near Hectha Station Phone AT ION.
clerk.
K lam ath Falk? seem s to h ave a toe­
hold on state politic* with Claude M c­
Culloch bossing the D em ocrats,
Art
Priaulx heading the R epu blican s and
now H arry B oivin. speak er o f the
house.
Som e o f the boys claim there
were som e back room arraign ments
betw een this trio ov er the house co m ­
m ittee appointm ents.
C o o . C ounty
lief in 1936.
spent
$30,402 for
msm
Short men, tall men, big men, small men . . .
every man can be sure of getting his size and
re- j
Truly Man I. H I. W o n t Enemy
B R O O K IN G B A T H S
Calm and relax the mind as well as
the body.
A . mind c o n tr o l, the
body. w . see the need o f relaxation.
Come In en d talk It over.
BROOKING
Vapo-Oil Baths
m assage
1 s t U . Help you hack to Health
UK §. Second Ave.
Hill shore
FREE
M otor In d e n tio n
S e r v ie
D rive la today!
Begin Régulai
u n o f our F R E E M onthly I ns pec
tioo a w v h
1AIW FRI»
all
H E M R IC H ’S BEER
Dtatributed by
M ANN DINT CO.
H illsboro
BAY J.
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PLANT
UK I IT T R E E S NOW
SPECIAL Tw (»-year-old gQ c
F R U IT T R E E S
G R O U P O F TE N T R E E S CC n n
All W i t Haa
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S H R U B S, N U T T R E E S
i \KBOBKKN
, I e „ T horn ton . Mgr.
A. M. H A N D N U R S E R Y
N. E. U N IO N A IR V IN G EA. 3024
1 Blk. W . S E A R S and R O E B U C K
v
.'t \
T hirty P er C eat
o f Lot R eceipts
are set aside for
P erpetual C a r.
LO T *3« UP
Buriat Servtc«
with Cem ent
G rave B ox $27
No P r o fit .
N o Aseeeam ent.
W eat
End
size ranges complete. And when the Sale's
over, every shoe goes back to regular price.
S ell w o o d
B ridge
R X P R H T S F U Y U ’P,
maker
or
cam a
Hillsboro Motor Co.
C la n u id t, OiilaiK ivin
Sals, are Increasing—
B ecause
Q U A L IT Y COUNTS
style . . . for our stocks are ample and our
Riverview
Cemetery
Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Company
O F M cM IN N V Il LK
Organized 1894— 40 Years o f R eliable Service
Chas. L. W alker. Agent
116 So 3rd Ava
H illsboro. O regon
P none 1732
F LO R S H E IM SH O ES
Sale, and Service
31*3*1 K Mala
HUMboco. O ra
N ow . pap«r advertising t. al w a y . a
j good, eound. .o lid , and a a f. Invest­
ment for any hu«ln«w. w orry.
L ook
I ever the na.ea o f this newapaper *nd
co n v in e , y ou r*. If
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ON
CANTON
ROAD
AT
W EST
I 1 I 1 J A -W E 8 T
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SOME STYLES $ 8 6 5
S IL V A N
Perpetual Care— No A**es$ments
Perpetual care m e a n , that each lot and every g ra te, a* well aa
all o f the walk*, drives, buildings and .v e r y part o f the land
area will be m aintained in perfect con d ition for all Umr w ith ­
out addition al cost to the lot o w n e r , o r attention from them.
Buy In Advance of Need
L ots are sold at reasonable p riev . Easy T e rm .
For com plete in form ation call or w r it . 430 Mead b ld g , Portland, AT.7910
728 S. W . W A S H IN G T O N ST.
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