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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1941)
Friday. February 21, 1041 BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE, Beaverton. Oregon Washington County Dairymen Get R a k cnn Sa VS— Wide Range oi Advice at Meeting ......... J , Continued from Page 1 "Get you feet braced" was the ad times labor unions are both right vice P. M. Brandt, Head, Division of Animal Industries, O. S. C., handed cers elected were J. R. Pubols, vice- and necessary. out to Washington county Dairy president; Mrs Warren Corey, Secre Circumstances Alter Cases Herd Improvement association mem tary-Treasurer; F. H. Jossy and C. B. When it comes to questions of bers at their annual meeting in Hills Buchanan. Jr., directors. strikes or lockouts, in days like these, Other speakers on the days pro 1 feel that both are selfish, cowardly boro, Tuesday, February 11. "Shorter working hours, less physical labor, gram were W. I'. Cyrus, county and unpatriotic. The stirring up of together with widely publilcized cam agent, and Mr. Hagg. president of the 750,000 rail workers of Class 1 roads association. paigns to increase the consumption with demands by labor organizations, of other products will mean a less not the employees, for vacations with ened consumption of those things the pay is a good current example. This North Portland Livestock dairy farmer produces." said Brandt. will use much of the energy of the Aggressive campaigns by Individuals, Market News Piesident, who is already overworked, concerns, and agencies dealing in and The time The following quotations are based and of railroad officials. with dairy products will material!) on prices being paid in Monday's of all concerned might far better be aid and improve the situation but trading: spent in cooperating to move more much of the solution rests with the quickly important industrial freight 1 C A T TLE : Good grain-fed steels, individual farm operator. "There shipments. Good grain-fed heif- never was a time," said Professor $10 to $10.85. The government is putting a ceil- \ erss $9 to $9.50. Good beef cows Brandt, “ when it was more import ing on the profits of all businessmen, $7.50 to $8, medium $6.25 to $7.25. ant that the dairyman give careful and it is only fair to likewise veto attention to improving the quality of common $5.75 to $6. canners $4.25 to strikes and lockouts. Although in Bulls, medium to good. $6.50 his dairy cattle and thereby improve $5.50. the past labor has not had a fair deal to $8, common $5.75 to $6.25. Vealers the economy of his production." at times; yet "two blacks do not good to choice $11 to $12. select $13. When the whole na- i "D airy farm families, as welt as HOGS. Good, to choice carlots make a white". any other family, are interested in $885; 170 to 2115 lb. truck-ins $8.70 to tion is in danger, as at present, we all improving the quality and consequent $8.75; 230 to 285 lb. butchers $8 to ought to be ashamed to do aiv> thing Certain income from the dairy herd for the $8.35; light butchers $7.75 to $8.35; which holds up production. purpose of improving and providing packing sows $6.50 to $7.50. Feeder ly, during the present emergency, Congress should demand compulsory a happier family life,” Mrs. Buena pigs $7.50 to $8. We either must go to Maris, extension specialist in family SHEEP: Good to choice fed wool- arbitration. I had much ' • relationships, Oregon State College, ed lambs $9.50 to $10; medium to work or go to war! told dairymen and their wives at the good $9 to $9.35; common $6 to $8. rather go to work,—forgetting wa noon luncheon. Mrs. Maris asked Slaughter ewes, good to choice, $5 to ges, hours . or profits. In view of the recent Supreme j these dairymen if they kept as up to $5.50. Shorn lambs (30-day fleeced) Court decision which was lOO'/r in } date in their study of family life and $8.25 to $9, fall shorn $9.25. favor of labor, I wish to remind laboi i relationships as they did with theii of what is happening abroad. When I study of dairying problems. She ex A LIC E L. NELSO N I was over there two years ago, I i pressed the opinion that too much of Alice L. Nelson late of route 8, the rearing of children was done on Portland, died February 12. She was found that Germany had “ canned” all the basis of what was good enough wife of Peter Nelson and mother of the labor unions and threatened to for grandfather in child training Mrs. Laura Holst and Bryon P. Nel shoot anyone who called a strike or a I IVance refused to do this methods is good enough for the sons son; sister of Mrs. Evinda Palmer, lockout. and daughters of today. Security, Mrs. Ruth Benton, Ethel, Bessie and as the French politicians were afraid adventure, recognition, and affection, Cubert Fay; also one grandson, Earl of losing votes. Even last April, when Mrs. Maris pointed out, are condi B. Holst. Funeral set vices were con the Germans were pounding at the tions in the life of the individual ducted Saturday, February 15. Inter gates of France, labor leaders and \ employers were fighting one another which must be met and satisfied to ment Sylvan cemetery. As a result, the Germans marched in provide a happy rounded life for a to France! The Germans then dis- \ individual and that the same things Remember All want Ads go in the are essential in a happy family life. Big-4—Aloha, Beaverton. Tigard and banded the French labor unions and ! their leaders were put in jail. Henry Hagg was elected to serve Multnomah I f you don’t get an an Labor Leaders are in Jail a third term as president of the swer to your ad the first time, try Up to February first of this year, I T ry one Washington county dairy herd im again. Our ads get results. the English government was very pa- provement association. Other offi- today. ____I tient with the labor unions; in fact,! Classified Rates Z Z, Save 20 to 259c on your FIRE I N S U R A N C E C OST S Oregon Mutual Policies are NON-ASSESSABLE. You N E V E R pay more than the premium on the face of the ¡»olicy. Oregon Mutual maintains more than three times the surplus required by Oregon Insurance Laws. Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Company OF M c M IN N V IIJ .E Organized 1894— 40 years of Reliable Service Chus. L. 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Anybody who sabo NURSERIES SPR A Y IN G , Pruning, Cold Water tages or even refuses to work in an \ Paint, Whitewashing. TR . 7416 On Hurhiir Hlvd., between airplane factory, tank plant, or muni- , 4075 N Colonial Ave., Portland, Or. Tigard and Newherg tions factory is thrown into jail. Sherwood Route 3 Worse things have happened to the M ISCELLANEOUS labor unions in Norway, Belgium, Holland, and other countries that tried to remain neutral as we arc 1 H ID E S A W O O L, C A N G AR A — A specialty. L E E BROS., 416 SW . trying to do. Those countries had ; M O T Z BROS. ; not only strong labor unions, but also _ Front Ave., ATwater 5334. pensions, sickness benefits, and co- TOW CAR, call V E R M IL Y K N U R S E R Y ; operative buying societies. These j MOTOR CO. Phone Tigard 91. were doing splendid work with their lairge Stock I and 2 yr. old Fruit j co-operative factories, stores, and ^ Oregon and Nut Tree» .of All Kinds even banks. All of these good things : Vigorous and True to Variety Ambulance Service Inc. have been thrown out of the window. | CUT L E A F W E E PIN G BIRCH The United States and Canada are Phone J.A. 2151 Anytime We specialize in this beauty Portland now the only countries that have Ornnnrciitnl tree»—every Variety I these blessings today. It certainly I seems as if we all should be on our Also Shrill»* and Roses FREE I good behavior and quit quizzling, or Inside Parking at tile Send for New Price List even arguing among ourselves. PUBLIC MARKET I Remember the Farmers! Front Ave., Morrison to Salinoli Farmers are not perfect. They Nursery at Skyline PO R TLA N D have always howled and always will Yards: Q r c n c o £ Beaverton I howl. On the other hand, they sure I are getting the short end of the stick when it comes to prices, wages, and I hours. Once I figured that if farm Bible Questions & Answers -< ioldheck- ers were paid the same as the build- PLANT Perfection Apricot Tree What was abolished by Christ? i ing trades are paid, beef would sel. Heavy lica ring, large. Insci mis fruit ; for three dollars a pound, eggs would uniform in si/.c. W rite for catalog. 1. Did our savior abolish anything cost two dollers a dozen, and bread on the cross? Agents Wauled—To Introduce would sell for twenty-five cents a A Having abolished in his flesh the I Terms on 100 Trees or more loaf. Of course, this unequal treat enmity even the law of command * We Si ll Shrub» of All Kind* ment is very unfair, to the farmers, i ments contained in ordinances. Eph. OREGON N U R SE R Y CO. You would think that the city people 2 15. BE. »5 5 especially union labor, would be ; 2 What did he himself say about i 20!I N W 20th Axe. ashamed to look a farmer in the th e la w ? face. A Think not that I am come to d»s- , Planning to I.and»Cape In this connection, let me say that troy the law or the phophets: I am ! This Spring? the British are not only frobidding ; not come to destroy, but to fulfill. } It will pay You to Compare strikes and lockouts, but are doing Matt 5:17. Our fine Stock of other big things. For instance, they 3 How long did he say the law SHRUBS - ROSES - TR E E S are putting an end to installment j would endure? buying. The government makes the L E W IS & SIMPSON A For verily I say unto you. Till point that it is the total debt of the heaven and earth pass, one jot or | 5 MI E of S 2 im I on Columbia Illway nation which really counts. Hence, ■ one tittle shall in no wise pass from Pitone 5072 Gresliam as their national debt increases, they the law, till all be fulfilled, verse 18, insist that personal debts be reduced. Luke 16:17. It is evident from these I am no war monger; but I doubt texts, that the abolished law was not that we can save Great Britain and the law of ten commandments. our own necks by continuing, during 4 What did Paul say of the law of The Home o f One o f the I .argent this emergency, either the Old Deal God? Collections in the Northwest! or the New Deal. We have got to j A Wherefore the law is holy and forget both, and this includes profits, the commandment holy, and Just, and CACTUS GARDENS wages, hours, and all the "fixings" j good. Rom. 7:12. 333 S. E. 82nd, Portland TA. 8934 that go with these things. Moreover, 5 How did he regard it? the sooner we forget ourselves, the i A For I delight in the law of God sooner we will save our necks. 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