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BEAVERTON AREA BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL LISTINGS
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INSURANCE
ADVERTISING
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The BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
- BONDS
THOMAS S. DUTHIE
—The Tualatin Valley Market Basket”
D IS P LA Y
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C LASSIFIE D
B E A V E R TO N
- AUTO - L IA B IL IT Y
«80 S. E 13th St., Beaverton. Ore. Phone 4240
“ Insure and Be Sure”
PH O N E 2321
LUMBER
APPLIANCES
KINGSLEY-BEAVERTON LUMBER CO.
APPLIANCES
DOUGHTY'S
Dutch Boy Paint«
"Largest Selectfon of Electrical Appliances
In Beaverton"
1445 N. E. Canyon Road______ Beaverton 4175
Roofing
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Insulations
Beaverton
Phone 3201
LUMBER
a p p l ia n c e s
GRAUER & ACKERMAN
W. J. McCREADY LUMBER CO
Hot Point -
Maytag
"E very Appliance for the Home”
On Canyon Rd.
Beaverton 4182
East of Beaverton
or ATwater 4507
ROOFING - IN SU LA TIO N
SASH
and DOORS
Beaverton
Phone 3821
NURSERY
ATTORNEY
Camellias
Rhododendrons
Evergreen Specialist
THURLOW WEED
A T T O R N E Y - A T - LA W
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Rare-Dwarf
Evergreens
Beaverton 3651
DREW'S ILEX NURSERY
237 Farmington (next to Kiwanis Hall)
B EA VER TO N ______________________ Phone 4448
Eighth mile west of Benverton on Canyon Rd.
OPTOMETRIST-
BEAUTY SALON
CANYON BEAUTY STUDIO
DR. FRANK McBRIDE
Guaranteed Permanent Waving
Manning Bldg., Beaverton
9101 S. W. Canyon Road
Evenings by Appointment
For Appointment Phone Beaverton 3571
A T 2893
PAINTING
BUILDING MATERIAL
MILTON R. DRAKE
WEST SLOPE LUMBER YARD
Painting - Papering
Contract Work
Free Estimates
Work Guaranteed
260 S. W. 9th St., Beaverton
Phone 4962
For Anything in Building Material—W e Have
it—W ill Get it or It Isn’t Made
9049 S. W. Canyon Rd.
BRoadway 6122 ^
PRINTING
CARPENTER
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C. MICKELSEN
THE BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
Building - Repairs
Personal and Business Stationery
Office Forms and Cards
Beaverton 4194
Rt. 3, Box 249
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For Service Phone Beaverton 2321
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CLEANERS-
COOK'S CLEANERS & DYERS
CLEARWATER PLUMBING
"Home of Fine Cleaning”
Electric and Gas Water Heaters
Fairbanks-Morse Pumps and Service
S and H Green Stamps
Beaverton 3891
375 S. W. Canyon Rd.
REacoo 6757
Beaverton
Phone 4581
PLUMBING
FEED AND SEED
CARLSON PLUMBING CO.
PROGRESS FEED CO.
Farm Feeds • Seeds - Special Mixtures
Dealers for Hodgen-Brewster Centennial Feeds
H A R R Y PALO
HOW ARD TY L E R
Progress, Oregon
Call Beaverton 4020
"20 Years Experience"
Material and Workmanship Guaranteed
Beaverton 4118
Charles Carlson
Ted Sanborn
RADIO
FEED
R A D IO SE RVIC E A T ITS F IN E S T
Modern Equipment
Technical Know-Hpw
HOLLAND FEED STORE
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Hay
Grain
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Seeds
BEAVER RADIO
Poultry Supplies
Across from Telephone Office
109 S. W. Watson, Beaverton 4942
Phone 3811
Beaverten
REAL ESTATE
FEEDS
Horticultural,
Agricultural and
Floriet
E. L. WORD, Real Estate
Supplies
FINDLEY M ILLING CO.
16 S. E. Farmington
Beaverton 3851
Farms
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Suburbans
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Residential
1210 N. E. Canyon Road
Beaverton 4531
Portland Capital 2211
REFRIGERATION
FILING
U. S. GRINDING SHOP
REDFIELD REFRIGERATION
315 Farmington Rd., Nert to Logan & Page
Knives, Scissors, Lawn Mowers, Saws,
Axes, Hand Sickles
Service and Repair on All Makes R efriger­
ators. Washing Machines, Ranges and Motors
FLORIST
Phone Beav. 4985
1582 N. E. Center St.
REPAIRS
Guaranteed Repair
Washing Machines
Refrigerators, Ranges, Motors, Etc.
BEAVERTON FLORIST
FLO W ERS FOR A L L OCCASIONS
Deliveries to Hillsboro and Portland
1650 S. E. Lombard St.
BLANTON SERVICE
Phone Beaverton 2525
Phone Be.averton 2384
LABBE FLOWERS
WEDDINGS OUR SPECIALTY
Near Sunset Highway
6802 S. W Canyon Rd.
Bridge
ATwater 10*9
For Weight Reducing and Chic Grooming
CLARA M. ANDERSON, In s tru c t«
805 Johnson Road,
The Douglas fir. transplanted
from Oregon to The Netherlands
to bring new lifeblood Into the
partially denuded forest sections
of the country, is doing so well in
Dutch soil that It may well be­
come the principal factor, both in
the Netherlands reforestation pro­
gram and in the critical lumber
situation.
Some of these trees were plant­
ed eighteen years ago in central
Holland. In a section that for cen­
turies, much of it since the ninth
century, seemed suitable exclu­
sively for such broad-leafed trees
as the oak, the beech and the
birch. Survivors of these ancient
trees are still in existence, al­
though twisted and gnarled with
age. The Douglas firs, tall and
straight, tower like young giants
over the old wbods.
To save what Is left of the old
Dutch forests and develop denud­
ed areas Into new forests, both for
utilitarian and for recreational
purposes. Is the aim of the forest­
ry service. It started rather late,
after many private owners had
sold their trees, for profit, in the
latter part o f the nineteenth cen­
tury. Several laws were passed to
prevent further denuding At pre­
sent only 7.8 per cent of Holland’s
total surface is wooded. This
makes her the forest-poorest coun­
try in Europe except England.
The forestry service, now cele­
brating its fiftieth anniversary,
controls some 160,000 acres, which
it must protect against the grow­
ing encroachment of agriculture
and of the constantly expanding
urban communities. Besides, the
Law for the Preservation of Nat­
ural Beauty, passed in 1928. gives
the department control also of
some 250,000 acres of private
grounds, which the owners can no
longer convert to other purposes
without special permit.
Many of the larger cities arc
cooperating with the government
to bring new woods into being.
In Amsterdam, for example, a new
wood has been created in which
New York City’s Central Park
would fill only a modest corner.
When completed, this new wood
may well become the largest arti­
ficial forest created anywhere In
Europe.
New Habits For
Oregon Drivers
Due Next Month
School buses stopped along the
roadway to load or unload passen­
gers must be regarded as though
they were stop signs, reminds the
secretary of state’s traffic safety
division.
This will call for the formation
of a new driving habit on the part
o f Oregon motor vehicle operators
when schools re-open next month,
safety officials point out.
Under the terms of Oregon's
new school bus stopping law
adopted by the state legislature
early last spring, all vehicles must
come to a complete stop when
meeting or overtaking a school
bus on a two lane highway that
has stopped to load or unload
children. Vehicles may not pro­
ceed, the law declares, “ if and so
long as any school children are
leaving the school bus or crossing
the highway."
Before its passage, school buses
could be passed by other vehicles
without stopping provided speed
was held to a maximum of 15
miles an hour.
The new law exempts from
stopping only those vehicles on
the far side of a four-lane high­
way travelling in the opposite di­
rection. Similar laws are in effect
in at least twenty other states in­
cluding Washington and Californ­
ia, the division reported.
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CHILD TO WALK
2ND ANNUAL
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ALL-STAR
THE LUZ ON CLUB
FLORIST
Netherlands Use
Ore. Douglas Fir
To Build Forest
Beaverton
Phone 4857
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Football Game
TERRY'S FURNITURE CO.
“New and Duel"
Household Furnishings, Quaker Oil Heaters
Montag Electric Ranges, All Sixes
2286 N. E. Canyon Rd
Beaverton 4703
WATKINS PRODUCTS
For
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J. L. BENSON
213 S W
Washington, Beaverton
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Of all the people who havt
come from other lands to m al«
their home in Am erica none 1 «
more interesting and more do
’. ightful to know
than the
Basques from Spam
And of all the communities in
the Far West where the Basques
have settled probably none is a
more delightful place in which
to live, more typically Basque
than Jordan valley and the little
town of Jordan Valley, a mile
and a half from the Idaho line
in southern Malheur county
The Basques o f antiquity were
a people of mystery, the very
origin of their race lost to the
historians, probably in the dis­
memberment o f the Roman em
pire
The Basques, after they settled
in Spain, and some in France,
bred adventuresome seafaring
men, and one of them, the
Basque leRend relates, gave O re­
gon its name more than 400
years ago. This navigator. Juan
Uncetta by name and probably
in search of the mythical North
west Passage, landed some of
his crewmen near a “ broad
river " with instructions to “ stay
there" until he returned
Translation of “ stay there”
Into the ancient Basque lan-
nage is "O re — e-gon
Juan
Tneetia's diary indicates the
broad river probably was the
Columbia
Tw o Men Find V alley
The story of how the Basques
came to Jordan valley starts in
1889 when two restless immi
grants. Jose N avarro and An
tonio
Azcuenaga.
who
had
reached Nevada in 1886 essayed
a trip over the desolate desert
and mountains into Idaho. At
McDermitt Nev.. on the Oregon
line, they bought a horse, loaded
him with their possessions, and
started out afoot
Eventually they reached the
green
valley
where Jordan
creek comes down out of Idaho’s
Silver City mountains.
They
had had enough o f desert wan­
dering
Jordan va lley was to
their liking and there w ere jobs
where Basques could follow
their age-long occupation of
s h ^ iv herding
Navarro and Azcuenage pros­
pered. as did their relatives and
others who follow ed them These
early arrivals w ere not too cor­
dially received, at first, in a re­
gion predominantly devoted to
cattle raising, but their friendly
traits and gradual shifting of
activities from sheep to cattle
soon won them acceptance
Great changes have come over
this country in the period be­
tween that venture of Jose and
Antonio and the day the white
Motorlog Ford o f the Oregon
State Motor association traveled
the smooth U. S. highway No
95 up from McDemitt. past
Battle mountain, and on into
Jordan valley
Half of the population of Jor­
dan Valley's some 350 are
Basques and an estimated 800
to 1000 live in the surrounding
area
Best way to find a Basque is
to inquire: "A r e you a Bal*x>?”
Otherwise there is no sure way
to distinguish a Basque from
anyone else In the city they
would be distinguished by their
rugged frames and the
High ston« wall oi jai alai court adjoins Jordan Valla y hotel
Typical Basque«: Felix
Pascual and Inaki Eiguren
tanned, healthy look that comes
from hard work and life in the
open. But in this Jordan valley
everybody has that look
Basques, or their relatives b>
marriage, own most of the busi
nesses in Jordan Valley.
Most o f their old country cus­
toms have long since disap­
peared No more do they dance
the spirited fandango or play
the strenuous jai alai The tow­
ering stone backwall of the
court in which these games once
were played adjoins Jordan
Valley’s little Douglas hotel,
and hardly a day passes but
Proprietor V. C. Douglas has to
explain to tourists what it is.
Honesty Unquestioned
Unchanged, as the generations
of younger Basques pass, is their
scrupulous regard for honesty.
A check with a Basque signa
ture on it is accepted unhest
tatingly, it is said, wherever
their reputation is known.
High also is their regard for
education and loyal their devo­
tion to the Catholic religion.
Basque men long have been
noted
for
their
prodigious
strength and for their gargan­
tuan appetites, a habit which
is said to make old age not too
common among them. Their
women are famed as marvelous
housewives and cooks and some
of them, aa one Basque father
related, “are hell for Kids.”
A ll are hospitable and an in-
Roads to Jordan Valloy
vitation to stay for dinner is not
to be denied without offering
offense, and to accept is a pleas­
ant experience not soon to be
forgotten.
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WEATHER STRIPPING
K IR W A N ’S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE
Complete Automotive Repairing
HANCOCK SUPER SE RVIC E STATIO N
Across from Safeway Store
Phone Beaverton 2531
Interlocking Metal - Insulation - Venetian
Blinds
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Free Estimate«
Multnomah M etal Weatherstrip Co.
3221 S W Spring Garden Rd., Portland 1, Ore.
J W. (B ill) Bollinger
Phone Beaverton 2918
WROUGHT IRON
HEATING
GRAUER & ACKERMAN
Furnaces
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Floor Furnace«
Oil Burner* -
Circulator*
Control*
- Repair Service
Phone* Beaverton 4182 or AT 4507
Special Price on
Weather Vanes
DALTON * CO.
“Anything In Wrought Iren”
Grill«, Railing*. Gates. Fences, Guard«
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388 Canyon Road. Beaverton
Phone 4086
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