Friday, April 1, 1938
B E A VE R TO N ENTERPRISE. Beaverton. Oregon
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M A L'F A C Tl RED
PRODUCTS
B U Y OREGON «PRODUCTS
Cabinet
W ork
Reconstruction of
Barnes road
from the end of W Burnside street
Custom Building— Built In»
to the Multnomah-Washington county
Cabinet Work to Your Order
line is to start “at once” announce»!
Call or Write Today
George W. Buck, Multnomah county I
j roadmaster.
Outdoor work will be-
A. K R I S T
I gin as soon as negotiations are com
TR. 1718
pleted for a small amount o f needed 91 NE Russell
right of way.
The relocation will avoid the pres
Batteries
ent very steep grades and sharp turns
I and will be one-half mile shorter than |
Manufacturers A Distributors of
! the present two-mile unit. To ac - 1
F O LLIS B A T T E R IE S
complish this several deep cuts and j
Available at
tills will be necessary and a 300-foot
M
O
H
AW
K
SE R V IC E
STATIO N
tunnel will be built at the point j
Hillsboro, Oregon
where the new and old roads cross, j
Or at
The tunnel will be lined with creosot-j
FOJ.I.LS B A T T E R Y SE RVIC E
ed timbers.
SK. 4141
From the junction of the Barnes 8141 SE 17th
road with the W olf Creek highway
it will be four miles shorter to Port
Fruit Packers
land.
Barnes road In Washington
county will be merged for a short
Manufacturers of
distance with thp new W olf Creek
Dickinson’s Fruit Juices
highway and the new location In j
Jellies and Preserves
Multnomah county will use a portion |
Dickinson’s Pm tone
of the present Skyline boulevard
Breakfast Juice Pressed from
right-of-way.
It is slightly over a
Pure Oregon Prunes and
mile from the Washington county i
Pure Oregon Prune Butter
l.ne to the W olf Creek-Barnes road j
O regon F R U I T Packers
junction.
IftOS Porter Bldg.
BR. 6393
H . IL J C r i 'U I K S , l*ttliHatier
One Year _
Six Month«
OREGON
Barnes Road will be
Reconstructed from End
O f W . Burnside Street
&
T H E W A Y OF
D IC TATO R SH IP
One of the outstanding lessons the world has learned from
dictatorships Is this: No dictator can force himself into power and
stay there so long as his people retain free speech and free, uncen-
aored, r>«*w*D«pers.
Hitler, Mussolini. Stalin, and all of their lesser imitators |
le&rii'sl that. But now Hitler, fresh from
his Austrian conquest,
is Irritated by comments of newspapers in free countries.
So he
i Hey kiddies—want a kite”
Tell I
Confectioneries
proposes international treaties establishing official government con
daddy to go to Hub Auto Camp.
trol of all newspapers.
What he means is:
"You see that your
Eeaverton. and buy 3 gal. HI Octane
newspapers say only nice things about me and I'll do the same for
; gas or get one gal Richlube oil and
you.*
i ) ^m w m
get a kite free until supply ib gone..
Up speaks Dr. Carl W. Ackerman, Dean of the Pulitzer School of
Spring is here—the boys want to fly !
REM EM B ER M O TH ER
Journalism at Columbia University, a lifelong student o f newspapers
kites.
Mothers D ay, M a y 8th
and their problems and duties.
A fter pointing out that such a
treaty would require amendment o f the American Constitution, he
With a Box of W rjghts Chocolate«
adds:
W
m . B & M. H . C an dy Co.
The
third
class
postoffices
are
A
D
V
E
R
TIS
E
!
—
Advertising
brings
" I consider these developments so omnious that I think the
St. M ary s of the Valley
532 SE Clay
Portland
EA. 8962
working for the equipment bill and; success, success brings happiness.
foreign press policy of the German government should be fully ex
the
fourth
class
men
for
the
s
a
la
r
y
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plained and earnestly studied. I f governmental control o f the printed
Rev. George Fallu of Our Bady of
and spoken word is a requirement of peace with Germany, we should Sorrow’s Rectory and Rev. J. O’Con bill feature, this having passed the
House and it will be up to the -Sen j
know the conditions now and not later.”
nor, member of the Oblate Fathers,
People in general should work ;
Hitler's plan doubtless suits some Americans.
A United visited St. Mary’s o f the Valley last ate.
ardently in cooperation with these j
States Senator said in a radio speech the other day that 98 per cent Wednesday afternoon.
postmasters to get this through as
of America’s city newspapers are biased.
What he meant was that
The basketball team played with it will mean a much improved i
they did not agree with hint
the girls of Holy Child Academy in
How different he is from Voltaire who once said: "W hile I Portland. Friday, the game, zestful service.
might not agree with what you say I .-hall defend to the death your an dexclting, ended in the favor of
right to say it!”
BABSON SAYS
St. Mary’s by four points.
Americans doubtless will agree with their own Constitution
Mary Orselli, Martha Sommers,
Continued
from Page
and the Voltaire rather than Hitler and Ihe Senator, for down the Juanita Eldensohn. Ivonne l.uckey,
The improvement in the condition of the State’s
Hitler-Senator road lies dictatorship.
and Patricia Shields attended the
Third, other expenses can be slash-
finances resulting from better control and manage
P.ose City Sodality meeting held at ; cq
p.ig strides toward operating
ment of expenditures, made possible the enactment
Holy Child Academy, Saturday.
economies have been made in recent
Sunday was Founders’ Day.
The j years.
This trend can be empha-
“Jimmie” Kempton’s Blue-
Local G a ra g e Located
of an, old age assistance plan two years before the
occasion marked the foundation of
Doans for
modi rn efficient I
Baboon Cafe G ood
In Portland
date required by the Federal Law and, later, the re
the Community of the Sisters of St. equipment by the RFC will be a fac-j
Mary fifty-one years ago. Several of (or
Fourth, real consolidations of
Place to Dine
duction of age from 70 years to 65 years.
At 1139 SW 11th
1111. 3093
Carr, the first founders are still living to j competing roads are expected.
Dup-
Popular
Brands
G un und Oil
As a result Oregon ranks twelfth among the
rcoeivc
congratulations
and
good
]|cate
terminals,
parallel
trackage
One o f the Best Place» on West Side,
RitUalr Tires und Tubes
wishes o f their many friends and dual offices will be eliminated. Equip- P States in ;he matter of payments for old age assist
Portland, for Good Home Cooking
sister religious.
ment will be pooled.
This is really H
Features a complete automobile
bullish'
Fifth, there is the hope of J ance, and tenth in the ratio of beneficiaries to popu
They serve all kinds of quick service, making their establishment
general business betterment.
A 2" B lation.
This has been achieved without additional
lunches, sandwiches, etc., at any time The Repair Shop o f Good Service in
St. M a r y ’s H o m e
per cent gain in traffic is needed
of the day, und also carry a complete j this section o f the state.
burdens
being
thrown upon the property of the tax
more than anything else. It would
line of beverages.
One o f the centers o f activity that
give
the
roads
time
to
catch
their
A
group
of
boys
from
St.
Mary's
payers.
The lllue-Huboon Cafe has been in Is visited by autoists from this sec
the same location for the past seven tion o f the country is this very popu Home assisted in entertaining, at an breath, to purchase efficient equip- j
Through the efforts of the Governor, and the
years and their business has grown lar garage, which by reason of Its open meeting of the Knights o f Co- ment and to work out their consolida-j
by leaps and bounds as people all very accommodating policy has won himbus held In Hillsboro Thursday tion plans carefully?
cooperation of the legislature, the Unemployment
evening.
Dee Butler, selections on (
Hold Most Rail Securities Now-
oven this section and Portland have wide popularity.
Compensation Commission was created to represent
the accordian, Virgil DePiero. read-
Now, what should investors do?j
found that to get food oooked the
It Is conveniently located and com
A trio o f small boys accom The bonds of the best road3 may sell
the State in the matter of cooperation with the fed
way you like It, is a pretty hard sit modious enough to look after the tags.
uation at best, but they are never locol patrons and the traveling pub panied by two on the harmonica o ff from par but they will continue,
eral
authorities in the administration of the several
sang and whistled
such songs as to pay their interest.
The medium-
disappointed In this respect when lic n the way o f service.
“
That
Silver
Haired
Daddy
o
f
Mine,"
grade
roads
are
more
doubtful.
Some
I
they go to "Jimmies.”
SiK’
ial
Security Acts.
Through these Federal and
When this well-known company
the of them w ill, be forced through the]
The management has always tried started In business they determined "The Frog Song", “ Home on
State Acts the worker will find security in years to
to serve the l> 0 8 t, highest quality to furnish service to every auto Range," "Star Spangled Banner," etc. wringer and here is where carefu l;
Most of
Father Saul of Roy, Oregon, was weeding-out will pay well.
com«.
foods at the most reasonable prices owner, and there is no question but
principal speaker, having -feopntly the weakest group are already in
possible.
that they have succeeded.
Some o f their first-;
They serve beer both on draft and
Tn the repair department they have returned from a tour of Europe, bankruptcy.
Pd. Adv., Re-Elect-Governor-Martin Club
issues should
In bottles featuring Silver
Spring in charge able and efficient workmen spoke on existing conditions and par mortgage, main-line
612 Railway Exchange Bldg., Portland, Oregon
and Blltz-Winchard. They also have and being backed by vast facilities, ticularly on Terese Neuman the be good purchases at present prices. \
all kinds o f wines, Including the well which enable them to rebuild, replace "Stigmata” whom he visited person Common stocks of the railroads are
With a few ex
He explained the strange oc another question.
known Grape Pres« and Mar Vista or* repair any automobile, no matter ally.
brands.
what the trouble may be, In a most curence which he witnessed as she ceptions. they are outright gambles
goes into
the
Passion o f
Our although I can see little to be gained I
The Blue Baboon Cafe also servaa satisfactory manner.
full course dinners.
They are open
T h e s e even by selling them now. But later j
It can readily be seen that this Eord on each Friday.
until 1 a. m. every morning.
They popular garage Is Important to the strange occurances have attracted when the railroads are again feeling
have a 100<* rating with the City automobile world of this section and world wide attention and have drawn good, get out and stay out!
Health Bureau.
adds materially to the advantages of visitors from every land. Many books
Be sure and make this your head every owner of an automobile.
I f pm want news In this «sime yrm
The have recently been published of her
quarter* whenever you are In the fact that visitors and local patrons fife.
Thus far no scientific expla must «co that It I« ta our offices by
city.
Telephone
Bltoadway 1027 can got real service at this up-to- nation can he advanced of their hap 5 p. m. Wednesday
South West 14th. at Jefferson st.
date Institution Instills In the mind pen in -s apart from the miraculous
"Sittin Pretty” a 3-act comedy will
a f the aiitomobtlclst confidence In
I f you want news In this Issile you the fact that all his troubles can he bo presented by the boys o f St
must see that It Is In our offices by taken care o f in & "Most Workman Marys High School Wednesday April i
9 p. m. Wednesday.
like Manner’ 'for this is one of the 27 at 8:15 at Aloha Grange Hall.
best equipped auto services in this
section.
C H E C K S
V ote “ N O ” At April 8 Special Election
Postmasters to Meet
We know o f no concern more fully
D o n ’t be Fooled by
Promises
and
P ro p a g a n d a
C O L D S equipped or better prepared from the
June 14 and 15 are dates set for
point of workmanship to be able to
Bonneville Power is Not the BIG issue at the April 8
turn out work of class, for its rens- the meeting of all third and fourth
F E V E R «aiahleness
class
postmasters
in
Oregon,
with
Special Election
?
There are Many Ways of
o f charges and for gett
m,
liquid Tablets
ing It done when promised than at Post master J. C. Bilyeu o f Tigard,
Getting
Bonneville
Power,
and Plenty of Time to
SO m ia this garage.
Hal**. N ose
chairman of the committee, the other
-My
World’s
Get It, Without Rushing Into a New Tax-Levying
Also handlea popular brands of gas. two committeemen being Harry D.
U n im en t
Force of Gold Hill (near Eugene«;
and oil and repair tines and tubes.
and Bond-Issuing Scheme.
and Emil F. Messing of Vernonia.
J according to a letter to Postmaster,
L E T ’S K E E P C O O L A N D T H I N K
, Btlyou from Ruby I. Laundree. state!
postmasters league secretary.
Let’s not get excited about Bonneville.
Re
Governor Martin
and Old Age Assistance
HIGHER
TAXES
ARE ON THE BALLOT
666
Within
1 H E complete,
means
Impressive service of Holman
A Iaitr., conducted In quiet. p«aceful surreundlngs Is
available to nil families regardless o f creed or income.
Our large volume redu> c- overhead costs and
enables us to offer you a truly complete service that
is entirely within youn moans.
There’s NO extra
charges for funerals conducted within this neighbor
hood.
Far those who do not h.uo ready fund»».
Convenient Monthly Payments can he arranged
Whether Conducted Herr or In Portland
4-jo lm in in d / L u tj INC
B 1 B K IT O
Colonial Mortuary
V iN B B A LN
member that Washington County power rates are
LO W . like Portland’s. Remembor, also, that ONCE
W E GET IN TO A U T IL IT Y D ISTR IC T W E
—
Í YOU'LL BE SATISFIED. TOO!
C A N ’T G E T O U T I
Why stick our necks into a trap that means
more bonds and more taxes, when T H F R F ISN ’T
A N Y ASSURANCE W H E N A TR AN SM ISSIO N
L IN K W I L L BE B U ILT TO W A S H IN G T O N
COUNTY!
Hundreds of folk right here in Washington
County have experienced the difference that one ter
tili/cr makes over another. They have learned that
they arc money ahead when they fertilize
with
Swift’s Red Steer!
N O B L A N K C H E C K S FOR F IV E M E N
This utility district scheme means that the peo
ple of Washington County hand a blank check to
ii\e directors, and say, \\rit<S in the amount of
taxes you want, and we’ll pay taxes to help Lincoln.
C latsop or some other county.**
Swift’s Red Steer gives so much hotter results
mainly because we make it P H Y S IO L O G IC A L L Y
N E U T R A L so it does not interfere with the bal
ance of the soil in the root zone.
If you're not one
of the lucky growers that have been getting extra
profits from crops by using Swift’s improved Red
Steer make it a point to cash in this year. See your
Vocal dealer for more facts today.
NO BOND
Holman Chapel
B W. Third and Arinca
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No sense in bonding now.
But BONDS up to
In o of the assessed value of our property M UST
Si >M 1 .T IM k he issued to raise the money to
ST A RT this utility district scheme.
BONDS and
TANKS are inevitable.
PHYSIOLOGICALLY NEUTRAL
r o t e c t iv e
FARM
c o m m it t e e
MAG*., M.,»verton. S w re ta rv
K O B F K T H A R K E N S . Gai,-,
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