FRIDAY, M AY 27, 1921
THE HUBBARD ENTERPRISE
SECTION ONE
OPPORTUNITY
not as good or as easily made as
wheat flour bread. The chief reason
found is a slight dissimmilarity iu
OPPORTUNITY
still represents the glutenin content o f these grains
the worlds greatest possibility o f as compared with wheat. A salt­
acheivement ; the one may come and raising process might solve the diffi­
Again, fruit growers would
again may go, but the latter remains culty.”
gladly cull a third more o f their
forever.
Opportunity and acheivement walk crops had they but a profitable use
hand in hand; finding one is but for them, this is a great question
making an^acquaintance o f the oth­ sand so fa r as oranges and lemons
er and yet great profit may be gain­ are concerned bids in a fair way to
ed by pursuing acquaintance as will be solved soon. There are many in­
stances yet we may but mention
be shown later.
To the average unemployed per­ facts which indicate opportunity—
son opportunity is lost, or at least for instance grasshoppers gladly de­
almost meaningless in the greater vour homemade binder twine yet
problem o f immediate need. To be will have nothing at all to do with
sure the meaning would become great certain imported brands; iron ships
did he but know where to start. The are repainted oftener than would be
problem, thus, is one o f circum­ necessary had the paint but the pro­
stances which in itself may simmer per qualities; there is .a woeful defi­
to the peculiarities o f particular ciency in guarranteed waterproof
cases altogether without number. glues, cements, and bleaching meth­
But the world lauds the “ Master” ods. “ Animal fats are injurious to
o f circumstances and it is this certain types o f engines— yet it is
“ Master” matter for which the almost impossible to obtain lubricat­
(Duncan
world is searching even. while i * ing oils free from them.”
lounds. To declare its properties as Chemical Problems). Leather pro­
resolvable to the mere word W IS ­ ducts seem to lose their color pre­
DOM leaves but little room for op­ maturely— practically nothing i s
portunity and yet wisdom plays per- known about leather; curds o f soap
haps% even a vital part since all in hard water are very bothersome.
knowledge is useless until wisdom Since thq advent o f the now popular
slogan— “ Let the Label tell” many
comes and says DO ?
Is knowledge, then, the essential valuable processes- become useless;
achervements
requisite? That it should be essen­ pursuing recognized
tial seems almost like a mockery with the knowledge at hand thus
when one considers the recent dis­ presents the worlds greatest oppor­
covery which proves our most highly tunities.
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prized laws o f fundamental relation­
ship (the Law o f Gravity and other
less well known but nevertheless W INNECK’S COMET
COMES NEXT MONTH
equally important determinations)
as false and unfounded. Yet this
To those interested in comets the
knowledge may pretain to methods
perhaps very effectual when consid­ article on page 6 o f this issue about
ering crop returns or the immediate these sw ift little visitors will be o f
renumeration afforded, but altogeth­ interest. This doubly so, as on the
er ineffectual when one considers latter part o f the coming month,
that by these same methods agricul­ June, W inneek’s comet will be visi­
turists may be selling soil fertility. ble. More is known about the so-
(The facts pretaining to this ques­ called shooting stars and comets
tion may be found on page 4 o f this than ever before and the short
issue). F or the tradesman or pro­ sketch on page 6 will be Well worth
fessional man opportunity stalks, your while to read.
perhaps unseen, but nevertheless
present in the midst o f the curious
incongruous mixture o f NEW and
OLD methods which now dominate
all walks o f life. For instance bread
made o f rice, corn 6r barley flour is
D evelop Y our H om e State
by
Patronizing Your Railroads
The development o f Oregon and its Railroad Transportation service is a matter o f im­
portance to you. A Vital faetor in the development o f Western . Oregon is the Southern
Pacifie Company.
Did You Know
Southern Pacific payrolls in Oregon for 1920 amounted to
Southern Pacific purchases in Oregon fo r 1920 amounted to
Southern Pacific taxes paid in Oregon fo r 1920 amounted to
Southern Pacific total distribution in Oregon for 1920 amounted to
$ 11 , 083 , 754.93
4 , 519 , 888.00
1 , 110 , 038.86
• $ 16 , 713 , 681.79
Southerly Pacific is the largest payer o f taxes in Western and Southern Oregon. Southern
Pacific taxes' Average 7 % o f all taxes paid in every county through which it operates.
To continue these payrolls, purchases, taxes, and provide better facilities and convenient,
safe, rapid and frequent service is the aim o f the Company.
W hy not travel on Southern Pacific trains and do your part to enable that Company to
keep pace with the further development o f Oregon.
Reduced Fare Tickets
for
Summer Vacationists and Tourists
Back East
Summer Tourist Tickets
to
Eastern Cities
will be on sale
June 1st, to August 15th
through
CALIFORNIA
in one direction
Final limit three months from sale date,
not to exceed October 31st. Liberal stop­
overs and your choice o f routes.
“ OREGON OUTDOORS”
• *
A new illustrated booklet graphically de­
scribing the different resorts, and including
hotel and camp information. Copy FREE on
request.
/
For particulars as to passenger fares, routes, train schedules or sleeping car accommoda­
tions inquire o f any Ticket Agent o f
Week-end a n d S e a s o n
Summer Vacation Tickets
to
Seashore and Mountain Resorts
will be on sale
May ;28th to September 30th
Week-end tickets are limited to Monday
following sile date'. Season tickets permit
stop-overs sand return limits vary with
closing data o f resorts.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
JOHM M. SCOTT
General Passenger Agent
Heaven most likely is not the place
a lot o f folks say it is, but a lot o f
The girl graduate whoifeels quali­ ing from being run too much by one many a man fo r a useful citizen.
those who think they know what it
is like will never be able to say “ I fied to run the earth mav ,a few years man.
Hubbard Enterprise $1.50 per year.
A government job has spoiled
later find herself prett/lbusy keep­
told you so.”
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We Are Taking
FRIENDS
CUSTOMERS
AND
PROSPECTIVE
additional space jn this^week’s
issue of “The Com m encem ent
Edition" to show our appreci­
ation of the Hubbard Schools
as it brings the years work to
a successful conclusion.
Leaving this in their hands, we wish to Call your attention to our own lines,
which consist o f a general assortment o f goods you need every day. It has
been our policy in the past and we are v trying to make it better for the fu ­
ture to have the things that are generally called for, at the right price and in
the quality you want. W e believe that Hubbard is the one best place fo r all,
as it offers nearly every line o f goods that you might want.
AS ONE OF THE MERCHANTS OF HUBBARD W E W ISH TO ASSURE
YOU THAT YOU ARE WELCOME AT OUR STORE AND APPRECIATE
YOUR TRADE NO MATTER HOW LARGE OR SMALL. THE RE-AD­
JUSTMENT OF PRICES HAVE BEEN IN EFFECT SINCE THE FIRST
DECLINE AT OUR STORE.
W e Eire with the m&ket at all times so that you can
that what you buy here thence will be right, quality considered.
W W W >♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
H. N BECK & CO.
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