The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, April 08, 1938, Page Page 2, Image 2

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    Friday. April 8, 1938
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE, Beaverton, Orepon
Pape 2
The Japanese Span tel
The JaDanese Spaniel has an ori.
F o u n d t o D a te t o 1678 eritnl background, like the Peking­
Speed regulations in America date ese. In fact, a more appropriate
back, not to the advent of the motor name for the breed might be Jap­
vehicle, but to the year 1678, and anese Pekingese. It is not a true
the first accident ascribable to “ toe spaniel. On the other hand, U is
not a variety of Pekingese. The
fast for conditions.” In Newport,
Japanese spaniel is a lively, high»
R. I., a child was run down by an
equestrian and there was great pub­ bred little dog which may iiverago
around 6even pounds in weight. It
lic indignation.
is believed that these dogs originat
The
first
vehicle
weight
law
ALL
ed in China. The story is that a
seemed to have been a bruin child
ruler of China gave a pair to the
of Napoleon Bonaparte, for on May
HAVE
emperor of Japan and they were
19, 1802, he proclaimed a law which developed in that country.
fixed a precedent later followed in
connection with commercial ve­
hicles. It specified, notes a writer
Foods Seasoned With Flowers
In the New York Herald Tribune,
Long centuries ago, in the time of
that wagons “ used for traction and the knights and the Norman coi>
com m erce” be limited to four and quest, England imported no sugar.
one-half tons if they had four So the lack of calories and of sweets
wheels, and two and one-half tons for food had to be supplied in other
if only two wheels. Physics being way». Foods seasoned with flowers
the unchanging science it is, it was were a feature of medieval fare.
recognized even In that distant day Drinking mead from honey prob-
that the more points over which a ably helped out, and meats were fla.
load was spread the less damage vored with iris, rose, violet or other
tho vehicle would do to the high­ strange methods.
Besides this,
way.
Commercial vehicles may herbs were much used in cookjng
have six or eight wheels but the and as medicines.
principle set forth by the Little
Corporal still governs them.
By 1829 the seemingly ultra-mod­
ern problem, the over-loaded com­
mercial vehicle, had risen to vex
and almost vanquish the king of the
Netherlands. But the king was not
going to have his subjects’ roads
ruined Just to accommodate the self-
isliness of a commercial trucker.
So he ordered his officers to check
the weight of stage coaches and
draught vehicles once a month and
if any were found overweight, the
Eeasy to Learn
cause Friendly Fever is not a heat owner might go on a Jail ration if he
treatment but a scientifically con­ couldn’t pay his fine.
GOOD
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BYE,
IL IL JKFOTUKO. 1‘ulillHht«
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Krldav or each wc«k by the Pioneer INzblMhUi* Co , at Beaverton.
O ^ o n .^ H ^ u '^ e d an seoond-otuae matter at the jjnatoffloe at Beaverton, Ore
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E. M. Golder, Field Representative
Member_
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O regonf N e wspa p e rPj_ b k sKers
Association"
&
TIIE MODERN
JUGGERNAUT.
Suppose that, or» a given day, we rounded up nearly forty thous­
and American men, women and children, herded them into a field,
and there proceeded to slaughter them.
Suppose that, at the same
we wounded, blinded, crippled and otherwise harmed several hundred
thousand more.
Horrible?
Impossible? Mpm barbaric than tho barbarians?
Of course It is-bu t, in effect, that Is what happens on American
highways, every year.
The slaughter doesn't occur on a single day,
but over 365 days. And instead of killing the victims with shell and
rifle fire, and gas and grenades, we use that well known servant of
mankind which can also be a monster of destruction—the automo­
bile.'
If an airplane falls and kills ten people the fact Is headlined
throughout the country and millions feel a senso of horror.
If a
ship sinks and 60 men die, the entire world knows it In a few min­
utes, and world wide sympathy Is extended to tho victims and their
survivors.
But when automobiles crash and people die horribly as
a restilt, we note the fact absently, and turn the page to the comic
•tripe.
Our people are criminally negligent In driving automobiles. And
America Is criminally complacent in its attitude o f more or less bored
Indifference toward the accident toll.
Juggernaut is no more—but the automobile more than fulfills
its gory role. Let each person drive carefully—if we are to live and
let others live in safety as there is no sense in using the automo­
bile for a death-dealing weapon.
BARREL!
Regulation o f S p e e d Is
Play the...
HAWIIAN
GUITAR
Friendly Fever
By Emery C. Ingham
"Friendly Fever" is the common
name used to describe the treatment
of disease by controlled increase In
body temperature.
Friendly Fever
has passed the experimental stage
and as one physician reports after
giving 17, 444 treatments: “ Friendly
Fever treatments open a great op­
portunity for those patients to get
well who would otherwise be doomed
to a life of suffering.
Friendly F«-
ver has proven its worth in the treat­
ment of diseases."
The patients chat and converse
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with the operators during the entire
GO TO THE POIJJ5 FRIDAY AND VOTE-JVO to this fantastic treatment or enjoy a short sleep. The
treatment is quite restful and benefi­
scheme to provido a few Jobs to untrained men and added taxes on cial.
The simplicity of Friendly
your property.
Fever is impressive even though a
period of upward of six hours is re­
quired for the average treatment.
Every second the patient is under
treatment the instrument panel in
OREGON M A N U F A C TU R E D PRODUCTS
full view of the patient, records ev­
ery variation of body temperature
Many thousands of dollars leaves Oregon annu­
and automatically controls the pa­
ally to purchase products manufactured here.
Ore­
tient's temperature as well as the
temperature of the cabinet.
gon products do not cost more— they merely Look
The cabinet temperature rarely
as if they might.
Ask your neighborhood stores for
exceeds 110 to 115 degrees even In
the casi of high body temperature
Oregon Made Goods, such as the partial list below;
of the patient.
This is possible be­
many more manufacturer’s products will appear here
weekly.
trolled infra-red-ray method of In­
creasing the body temperature.
There can be no danger of burns
Penguins Practically Helpless
because of the low degree of heat
Penguins
are so aquatic they are
and the fact the patient can not
possibly come in contact with the practically helpless on land. The
elements.
Friendly Fever treatments wings are too small for support and
are ideal for the nervous and men­ are best described as flippers. Cov­
tal cases being perfectly safe for ered with tiny scale-like feathers,
even the more severe mental types. they use them to propel them
The result of Friendly Fever on ner­ j through and beneath the water and
vous diseases is almost miraculous when we say they fly under water
with improvement from the first we are not exaggerating, for it is
treatment.
The most nervous pa­ possible for them to outswim even
tient feels perfectly at case during i fish, says a writer in the Los An­
treatments.
Every progressive physician must geles Times. They pick out the most
soon provide Friendly Fever for his isolated islands in the Antarctic where
patients if he expects to fulfill his they are safe from attack, return-
; ing each season to the same spots,
duty to his patients.
j Sociable, easily tamed, they stay
in clans. There are several vari­
eties, varying mainly in color and
size and style of beak. Some have
the ability to jump or leap as much
as three to four feet out of the water
Kenneth Taylor. Beaverton, senior
to
land on an ice-floe or rock.
at Wheaton college, Wheaton, 111.,
Beaverton Man Scores
At Wheaton College
D A Y T IM E A N D
Evening Lessons
G U IT A R G IV E N
F R E E I
W IT H
LESSONS
DAY MUSIC CO.
817 S. W . 9th Ave.
A T . 3454
666
C H E C K S
C O L D S
and
F E V E R
ranks in the upper third of a class
Liquid Tablets
Flr8t I>By
of 211 students, a check of the se­
Salve, None Drops Headache, 30 min.
mester just ended shows Taylor is
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Fertilizer & Lawn
Supplies
All Wood Floors Laid,
lawn and Golf Course Supplies
Finished and i to finished
TO R O -PO W E R
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Hand Mowers, Fertilizers, Sprinklers
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Lawn Mower Exchange
Dog and Cat Food
April 6, 1938
EA. 1660
Man-Kind for Dogs & Cats
Manufacturers
Kit for llumun Food
Made with Fresh Meat, lloef a Mutton
Manufacturers of
Man-Kind Beef and Mutton canned
“ Pep’ ’Fertilizer
fond Man-Kind Dog Wafers A Guid­
Feeding Ooneent rates
on Crumble» -Sch lender'« Quick Mlx-
Granuluted.
Marine By-Products Inc.
"It la liurd for a hungry dog to be
F ER TILIZE R COMPANY
a (rood Dog"
Tho only one Incorporated in the
State of Oregon
lOSS NW 13th S t, Portland AT. 18211
W est-M ade Desks
N E W LOW FRICKS
Cocktail Mixers & Toppings
100 Style#, All Finishes
A typo for every Business and pro­
Home Sundae Toppings
fession. All equipped with WEST-
“ Pennant” Brand
MADE'S remarkable efficient Four­
A Popular flavorn, 4 oz can 15c
teen Modern Improvements.
2 for 25c
If jour dealer can't serve You. Now you can have your favorite fla­
Writ*
vors for Ice cream and cakes
COCKTAIL M IX E R S — “ Pennant
W est-M ade Desk Corp.
Itrund In all flavorn. Your grocer or
FORTH .AND
drug »tore has them.
1 . 00 k for your
“ Pennant" Brand.
Confectionery
EAT MORE JAMIESON'S CANDY
* I r ) Me" Health liar— lloney Sweet
with a ground nut lmso— and Mellow
Cremn liars
"C h e e r fu l
C h e w s "— “ H ip p o ”
lia r s
Watch
far the m*w JAMIESON
Candy Bar “Crispy Crunch"
Jamieson Candy Co.
2705 NK 52nd Ave Portland OA. 8619
Cabinet
W ork
Custom Building— Built Ins
Cahinet Work to Your Order
G R A Y & CO .
PORTLAND
Fruit Packers
Manufacturers of
Dlcklnnon’n Fruit Juices
.Icilien and Prcncrvon
IMoJdnnon’n Pmtone
Breakfast Juice Pressed from
Pure Oregon Prunes and
Pure Oregon Prune Butter
Oregon F R U IT Packers
1003 Porter Bldg.
lilt. 6395
Call or Write Today
Confectioneries
A. K R IS T
91 NK K iimsc II
TR. 1718
Batteries
Manufacturers A Distributor« of
KOI.LIS BATTERIES
Available at
MOHAW K SER VICE
STATION
Hillsboro, Oregon
Or at
KIM .1.Is BATTER Y SERVICE
SMI SK 17th
S E 4141
R EM EM B ER MOTHER
Mothers Day, M ay 8th
With it Box of Wrjgbtn Chocolate#
W m . B & M. H . W right
Candy Company
532 SK Clay
Portland
To the Votera o f the Proposed Northwest Oregon Bonneville
Egople’ p U tility D lstrlot;
I F YOU OPPOSE THE SEVEN-COUNTY D IS T R IC T
YOU CERTAINLY
SHOULD VOTE
ON A P R IL 8TH
It is the p rivilege end right o f e l l citize n s to vote,
a ll o f us to express our oonvlctloas by our votes.
In the areas served by our companies there have been many reductions in
rates and there never has been an Increase in rates for domestic or rural service.
The rate trend has been and e t l l l is downward end rates o f the private u t ilit ie s are
subject at a ll times to the oontrol o f the State. The proposed d is tr ic t would not be
subject to state regulation.
Do not exchange the certainty of good service, lower rates and tax contribu­
tions for the uncertainties o f rates and aervloe under public ownership enfl p o litic a l
management. The only certainty you have under the people’ s u t ilit y d is t r ic t is that
o f increased taxes.
—
EA. H9*!t
■ Ip
your own best Interest vote."NCH on April 8th.
V ,
fery truly yours,
Hln«' 1923
R EASONABLE
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PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS
It is the duty o f
You do not need a people’ s u t ilit y d is t r ic t to secure any savings arising
from Bonneville. Duplication o f f a c i li t i e s means economic waste. Substitution o f
public ownership for private operation affords you no assurance of better or cheaper
pervlce but does mean loss o f taxes now paid by u t ilit ie s and means also, under e x is t­
ing law, Increasing public Indebtedness whloh can be paid by levying taxes on your ~
property.
R. F. G O R H A M
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president.