The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, February 07, 1947, Image 4

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    was no exception to the rule. The deal is out, and the legislators around the lobby of the Capitol
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low-down seems to be this. The who have no place but their desk . . . Hardly any fire-works so far
railroads have been in a knock­ for work, can meet with the squir­ this session but come it will, Portable Sawmills, Edgers, 5 4 " T,|t
down and drag-out fight over such rels out on the State House lawn that's for sure . . . ^verajI hot ing Band Resaws, Motors, Logging!
legislation for years .always be­ to discuss taxes, legislation and bills, which will bring forth much sawmill machinery.
ing uble to sink any and all other pending business of the ses­ oratory and battling are •cheduled
W A S H IN G TO N MACHINERY *
truck bills, but at the same time sion.
STORAGE CO.
to hit the Senate Hopper in a few
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knowing bigger and better trucks
7329 E Marginal Way Seattle 8 W n
days.
were here to stay. So the rail­ View» From The E re»» Gallery
roads, during the past years, have
The
able and efficient
Fred
been acquiring substantial finan­ Drager, who for
over 30 years
cial interests in many large truck- was Chief Clerk of the House, is
ng concerns and it will only be now Chief Clerk of the import­
a matter if time until the "choo- ant House Committee on Enrolled
choog” will own the trucking bus­ and Engrossed
Dealer in SCRAP METAL
Bills—a mighty
iness. Their war cry seems to be good man for an important job.
Batteries, Radiators, Brass, Aluminum, Copper
“ if you can't beat 'em—buy ’em” . . . Joe Vogelsang doing a bang-
Which is a sure way to sink your I up job in holding down the post
Lead and Zinc
competitors. That, Dear Folks, is as House Sergeant-at-Arms . . . .
what we call scoring heavily for j Joe knows what it is all about,
the common people in a big way. he was a deputy U. S. Marshall
HIGHEST TRICES RAID
• • •
for many years .. .. . Tom Swee­
Phone; Beaverton 2497
Despite the acute shortage o f ney, long prominent in American
I-egion affairs and the man who
Near Union Oil Depot -- Bertha-Beaverton Hiway
home building materials now ex­ built Portland’s race track, looks
isting in Salem, the good citizens the situation over . . . Rep. Wiley
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and newspapers of this fair city, is the most vociferous member of M M M t
last week presented the legislators j the House, but his speeches bear
with a beautiful brick mansion— but little fruit . . . the one and
one brick at a time.
When the only Louise Palmer Webber, is on
From where I s it ... ¿ 1/ J o e M arsh
State
Capitol was constructed the job commuting to and from
some ten years ago, the architec­ Portland every
day . . . Carl
tural plans called for two large Webb, secretary of the State Edi­
rooms to be set aside—one at torial Newspaper Association is
each end of the Capitol as a place
Re-styled for the new year, with emphasis on a more I grille and complementing bright work, as well as elimina-
for the memebrs of both House
massive front end and a smoother sweep to body contours, | tion of the body belt molding, have done much to give
and Senate to gather in privacy
the new Chevrolet will soon make its debut. New front-end the new model an air of greater luxuriousness.
in order to discuss pending leg­
islation and transact other busin­
ess of the legislature. The rooms !
Running a newspaper, you get
at Andy Botkin’s Garden Tavern
have
never
been furnished or
made available to the lawmakers |
to know a lot about human nature.
— over a friendly glass o f beer.
WITH
The Cooper Mt. Sewing Club
until this session when a Resolu- j
TIG/ iRD
Thad Phipps was in the other
From where I sit, anyone can
met Jan. 28 at the home of Mrs.
tion was adopted appropriating
find something in his neighbor to
day, all burned up. Wanted me to
Neva Mohr with sixteen members
the tremendous sum of $4000 or
present and Mrs. Pearson visited
thereabout, to furnish same and !
run an item on how Lem M artin’s
complain about. (Some folks may
AT
D in n e r (¿neats
the club.
TO
then the tempest and furor start- 1 3
dog
had
raided
his
chickens
again,
even disagree with Thad's right to
o
H
Mrs. Floyd Price recently en­
The afternoon was spent in cut­
ed. "Nothing more or less than
z
and ought to be put away by law.
enjoy that glass of beer with Lem !)
tertained at a dinner party at ting out aprons to be made for
a night club for the legislators," |
►
But where would we be if every­
Z
her home for visitors from Port­ the bazaar the club is planning
I told him: “ Lem wa9 in on
screamed some of the newspapers
O
land.
for the near future.
body tried to have a law passed
and
a
couple
of
the
very
saintly
Saturday.
Said
you
shouldn’t
be
• • •
The next meeting will be held
members o f the House took the
against everything they disagreed
allowed to keep those chickens so
BEAVE RTON
Motor To Tacoma
at the home of Mrs.
Mary Cav­
floor to denome the "wild expen­
with? We wouldn’t have many
close to his house— and In a resi­
Mrs. Melvin Nelson, Mrs. Ever­ aness with a pot luck dinner at
diture and utter disregard of tax- !
"Always o Righ t Price on the
neighbors le ft!
ett Cook and Mrs. Otis Thomas noon. Each member will be asked
dential zone, at that.”
I payers money for such a thing as !
Corn er"
drove to Tacoma Monday.
to
give 50c
to help swell the
a
meeting
room
for
legislators
j
Thad shuts up right pronto
• • •
treasury fund which at present
I decked out with red and green
GROCERIES
[ >RY GOODS
then. And that very evening I see
Enters College
is extremely low.
furniture.”
Incidentally,
such
M EATS
MOTIONS
• • •
Lee Nelson entered the Pacific
him making his peace with Lem
I speeches
always sound good to
FOOD LC >CKERS
Lutheran college at Parkland, Wn Luncheon Guests
I the rank and file and are almost
Monday, February third.
A group of ladies from the Coo­
i a sure bet to gather votes come
Progress, Ore. PI ione Bcav. 2389
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Copyright, 1947, United States Ureu/ers Foundation
per Mt. community were lunch­
I the next election. So the lounge
i ,oo(l Playing
eon guests Tuesday of last week
The Cooper
Mt. Community at the home fo Mrs. Glen Vining
Club card party was a big suc­ in Portland.
• • •
State House — Salem, Oregon.
cess. There were eight tables in
play.
February 6th ,1947.
A deluge of
Much Improved
High score was won by Mary
Lee Schouboe who was critical­ bills hit the House hopper today,
Cavaness. Second prize by Mrs. ly injured in an auto accident
the 25th day of the Session and
Parker.
some months ago is much im­
U. S.
15-lb Ç O
100 S-J.19
Mr. Erickson got the first door proved.
The casts he has been the deadline for the promiscuous
No I
Bag
lbs.
prize and Jack Barron came sec­ compelled
to wear will be re­ introduction of new bills. From
ond. The next party will be ear­ moved this week and he will he now- on until final adjournment,
U. S. No. 2, 50-lb. sk. 85c
ly in March.
able to get around with the aid any of the lawmakers who have
a yen to draft a new House bill,
of crutches.
• • •
will have to arrange for said bill
okeyed by the House Committee
Sunday At Vancouver
ib. e v » c
Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin
Nelson on Legislation and Rules. And, in­
Vt ix Desert W hite
*
and family spent Sunday at Van­ cidentally, this Committee is a
i\
Vl Box $1.39
Full box $2.49
tough customer to deal with when
couver.
• • •
it comes to admitting any bills
from now on out. So naturally
Visit la k e Grove
Here's how you can make substantial re­
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Thomas were those lawmakers who had any leg­
islation in mind .arranged to have
We will arrange application Lake Grove visitors Sunday.
ductions in your food bills for the next
. . .
their pet bills reach the House to­
Half Box $2.19 Full Box $4.19
for you. 12 to 36 months Birthday Honors
day. Over in the Senate, practic­
several weeks: Lay in a good supply oi
terms if desired.
Mrs. Louise Ellingson of De­ ally the same rule applies, only
potatoes— serve them at every meal. You
have 35 days in
corah, Iowa, was guest of honor the toga men
Call u* to estimate your at
see, because there's a huge surplus, prices
which
to
drop
in
new
legislation.
a birthday dinner given at the
needs
home of her sister,
Mrs. Melvin So look forward to seeing a whole
are
low. We suggest you hurry right over
Extra fancy and fancy, box $3.39
flock of bills hit the Senate desk
Nelson.
to Safeway and buy a good supply.
on or before February 17th, which
"Complete Builders
is their deadline.
R E G ISTE R E D STOCK SOLD
SPITZENBERG APPLES
Every time you add potatoes to your
Supplies"
• • •
Donald R. Meier, a Brown Swiss
Extra fancy ond fancy,
$ y (.49
menu, yo u 'll increase your savings
breeder of Beaverton has recent-
Ib. 13c, box....... ........................
The big truck bill, which like
I ly sold the bull Arbor Rose Mac the trapeze
and help farmers, too!
performer, "sailed
Atlanta 74213 to Roy A. Toznaz- through the
House with the
zini, Guadalup, California, accord­ greatest of ease”
- only three
ing to a report from Fred S. votes against it- had most every­
Idtse, Secretary o f the Brown one fooled. Such legislation in ses­
Rte 2, Beaverton
Swiss Cattle Breeders' Association. sions past, was always the sig­
Phone Beaverton 3179
Banjo brand
No. 2 Vi can
fiaJbip JoodA ,
Beloit, Wisconsin.
nal for a real battle between the
railroads and the truckers. This
ASSORT-
"donneybrook" would go on for
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For Dog or Cat Per can I m
weeks with the railroads always
ASSORT­
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winding up on the winning side.
Sunny Dawn brand
46-oz QgTc
ASSORT.
But time changes
many things
M ENT
Fresh Tomato flavor con
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and the big truck bill proved it
ASSORT­
Investigate the
MENT
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
Friday, February 7, 1947
Smart Lines Characterize New Chevrolet
O. R N IC H O L S O N & SON
Lem's Dogs vs
Thad's Chickens
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Sewiim Cluh News
COOPER
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Tomato Juice
Luncheon Meat
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Swift's PREM or
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Apricots H IG UNPKLEDLVES No. 2Vi can 27'
Fancy Grapefruit
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Sweet Potatoes Morydol* 2 Vi 25'
Pumpkin Moonbeam No. 2 ’/z can 15‘
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Vegetables Mixture
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Orange Juice fgo L d ° 46- oz . can 23‘
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Alber's brand
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Eastern Bacon By the piece
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