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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1940)
Page 2 KNOW YOUR OREGON B B A V E M OKaejfcEWTERPRlSE H. U. JE F F R IE S, Publisher W 0 !fj ' j r/ffST POPULAR ELECTION UPS HELD AT OREGON CITY MAY M * ¡844 Published Friday o f each week by the Pioneer Publishing Co , at Beaverton, Oregon. Entered as second-class matter at the poatofflce at Beaverton. Ore. One Year Six Months SUB SC RIPTIO N R A TE S 41.00 Three Month* — ■50 Subscription Payable $ ,35c In Advance. 1940 FridaV, December BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE, Beaverton, Oregon Enterprise Bldg., Cor. Short S t and Tualatin Valley Highway. Phone 7503 Portland Offloa—407-408 Dekum Bldg., Phone AT. 6591 Hillsboro Office— Room 5, Delta Bldg., Phone 1641 1 North Portland Livestock Market News Monday’s fat lamb sales were around 25 c lower, while slaughtei ewes cashed at steady p:»ces. Good to choice wooled lambs sold at $8.25 to $8.50 mainly, with one sizeable lot at $8.65 and one carload at $8.70. Common lambs sold around $6.75 to $7.25. Good to choice shorn lambs made $7.50 to $7.75. A few good slaughter ewes made $4 to $4.50, with common tq medium grades around $2 to $3.50. C A T TL E . Good grain-fed steers $9.75 to $10.50. Short fed steers $8.75 to $9.50. Good grain fed heif ers $8.25 to $8.65. Good grass heif ers $7.50 to $8. Good beef cows $6.50 to $7, medium $5.50 to $6.25, common $4.25 to $4.75, canners $3 to $3.75 Bulls, medium to good $6.25 to $7, , common $5 to $5.75. Vealers, good to choice $9 to $9.50. HOGS: Good to choice car lots $6 40; 170 to 215 lb truckins $6.25 to $6.35; 230 to 285 lb. butchers $5 50 to $5.75; packing sows $3.50 to $4.25. Feeder pigs $4 to $4.50. SH E E P: Good to choice wooled j lambs $8.25 to $8.70; medium to good $7.75 to $8; common $6.75 to $7.25. Slaughter ewes, goo dto choice $4 to 1 $4.50. Feeder lambs good to choice $7 to $7.50. Shorn lambs $7.50 to i $7.75. There will be four eclipses in 1941, two of the Sun and two of the Moon. Clean your piano keys with a soft rag moistened with lemon juice and dipped in silver whiting. Exactly how much business has been lost to investment dealers thru 1 private placements of stock, bond, f u n ta Punsi and note issues, as a result of the SEC regulations, will probably never be accurately known. That the in- j vestment banking business has dried , Remembering the Without your eyes could you up since the advent of the SEC is —Enjoy a Vacation?— Rights of Citizens only too evident. I'o r the first ten j months o f this year, which embraces —Drive a Car — For those who follow affairs in the latest figures available, there Support Your Fumily or Yourself Washington with any Interest—and 1 was a total of 12,019,000,000 in M W - surely all good citizens should do so financing. BE C A R E F U L OF YO U R E YE S Of this $577,700,000 or 1 —there is one recent happening that 28.6 In new issues was privately J Have them examined regularly should be a source o f real encourage placed with insurance companies, in and if necessary wear glasses to ment. We have in mind the fact that vestment trusts, larga estates and big protect them. Our complete op J 'H Congress has given such serious con individual investors. tical department Is at your service Private financ sideration to the Walter-Logan Bill. ing of utilities has nearly doubled In W hy not use it. Whatever the ultimate fate of that the past three years. measure, the fact that the legislators • I forecast a new deal for Invest gave their time to it, Just now is a ment dealers and a distinct change W A R D S O P T IC A L DEPT. genuinely comforting sign. New Time Payment Plan. Small from a desire by investors to own For these are troubled world times. only the “ blue chips.’’ down payment. Terms its low as There are 3,000 Chinese policemen who struck < And the natural tendency is to forget small concerns, both listed and un 50c per week. LEG ISLATU RE OE OREGON for higher wages and larger fice al completely about the very ideals we listed, that are destined to enjoy P A SSED A LA N MARINO are trying to defend in our excite great growth and profits. Dr. J. B. Richardson lowances in Shanghai, have agreed Invest WHEAT A TENDER AT MARHtT ment about defending them. O P T O M E T R I S T ment dealers should take on a new to resume their work while the issue PRICES Congress, in going to bat on the lease of life and get wise to coming • ui« 19441 i| r«<n/i»i«i in In Personal Charge is being negotiated. Walter-Logan Bill, sharply reversed changes. They should anticipate Montgomery Ward Co. that trend. Fur this particular piece the trend o f interest in small com 27th and Vaughn, Portland For quick action, a want ad brings of legislation is aimed at protecting panies and resulting small flotations. ready cash. certain of the basic rights of Ameri We all should swim with it, rather prietor of the Brown Mug Diner at B A R B W IR E B IL L can citizens. It allows for court re than against the tide. From now on He also view of a great many of the decisions the “ unlisted’’ business should in the east end of Beaverton. owned a diner at McMinnville. rendered by the tremendous flock of crease with leaps and bounds. new quasi-judicial, quasi-executive, This anticipated interest in small GEMS OF THOUGHT SE RVIC E and quasi-judicial agencies o f our companies and the changing status | W h a t finer w h iskey fu r h olid ay c h e er than J federal government which are In no o f many men from employee to em way responsible directly to the people. ployer class should especially beneift HOME ~ _ In the past, certain of these agen the smaller communities. The 1940 cies-m ost notably, the Wagner La census shows conclusively how the Home is the dearest spot on earth, bor Relations Board —have been in growth of many large urban centers and it should be the center, though clined to cut corners In neglecting already^topped Salaries, wa not the boundary, of the affections. 100,000 Land in New York the rights of the citizenry. In the ges, living costs, and especially taxes —Mary Baker Eddy. most flagrant cases, courts have usu are lower in the small towns, nearly He Is the happiest, be he king or With No Clothes On! ally been able to temper the decisions all of which now have good trans peasant, who finds peace in his Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey Imposed by this particular hoard. But portation and other facilities neces home.—Goethe. Hello Folks: I wuz shore mad a wider right to court review would sary for the small manufacturer. yisteddy when a feller told me that j “ f i / l f . l í f f f . A S iT S N A M E ” 1 be a powerful assertion of the prin Horace Greely advised the young But every house where Love abides he had jus’ got the infermashiun ‘ ciples In the Bill of Rights. And Friendship is a guest. man to go West. Our great West As we say, it is encouraging to is still a land of many opportunities, Is surely home, and home, sweet over the radio that "100,000 had land For those cheerful days know that Congress still believes in but regardless of the young man of home; ed in New York without enny clothes I just ahead, order the the importance of domestic issues today’s direction, let him locate in a For there the heart can rest. on las’ yr.” You oughter heard me whiskey that’s “Cheer and the protection of the civil rights relatively small community . Busi faom an fonch an cave about such ful as its Name”—order of Americans. 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Madly, Bill Home In Hillsboro for Elmo W il He that doth live at home, and learns j _ Hum!” burn Reeves, aged 60 years, who i => <a s?« ss'á to know passed away in McMinnville. He was God and himself, needeth no fa r th e r !- ■ : » ü 6 « b >¿ s Cusas: ûssÇvc í s . i — - w IIS born at Hlckinan, Ky., July 7, 1880, Continued from Page I go. married In January, 1918, and settled • —Christopher Harvey employers. My father always felt a In Hillsboro where he was wire chief man’s standing in hia community de for the West Coast Telephone Co. for Check the Christmas G ift Guide for Mr. Reeves will pended upon whether he was an em- a number of years. ployeror an employee. Any young be remembered as the former pro- those puzzling gift problems. man who wants to become an em ployer should be encouraged to get into business for himself. Smaller and younger business con cerns should be favored by govern ment agencies and bankers. 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