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Tho Beaverton Review FRIDAY. JANUARY 27. 19W iiit Beai orlon Heviow 1 .-u .J cv ery ton. Oregon. I ti i at avi F rid sy a t BELOW ZERO bVsver- t-u . r & Fuoiiahcr T a number of weeks lu^t turn- a .v . m ic c e vi.mt'oaoa of rvp- '.»tivci u u icrv ai. civic benl- - i . j ; iv a a o .J v couaiitcrauie v I tv C.1wiling a *KW C w rte r io r ,4\ ir .k n. A r a « «T I * * pivpcsed I *»r>*Tvà suggests«! VY a» L:;e one o í 1 •vini*? i:c t. - 4 ci vtion a the »ame 1 i*. CMC. - SUitv CACO" thv voui.ty ,.o isti u n slCitl. Tiny grimaced and puckoreil hi* lipa \\ iiVlì Uus was diocu&Md m the and stirred. II» moaned next, and ' U. d i vaiami, c r. it was i UggVSUM opened one sys and whimpered. a l lue fiu fììc r c riAiv* -* be niaae "W hat th’ h—l —" he began, and the lace the incora o ralea Town m io crowd stirred, a« In relief. . \ V . - 1£ pi VCcCCu John drew a deep bresiti, thee and i...> M. a in uccorvl with s c u o t i looked up at tha faces abe?» him ; . V --J1 c i Oregon L-iua ar.d chapter weather healen. rigorous faca*, they M , ¡■uraaruph 1 .u" the lan a o f idol were, and a i his tr e s awspt them they wiuc.. tu t ¡v a k .ng of precincts turned on him with enrlons expres in incorpcratcd citie s ar.u towns, sion» • He want» to know what the h— I.* .. e . a e p ic e n i.t í a.l in cu li.’ ter* he began 'A nd that make» twe *f r.io ry outside t c o r p o r a t e lim its What the b—I d-es It— ” A lte r m e jx mentioned a us He broks short. He had settled w o.\ ..go, laid . a n p resen t.-i to som e ox the o ffic ia ls ot the town. back to hla heels, searching those : .-red by M ay- 1 faces with a demand for explanation. u X i.-i,. r, v .. s w ritten up axaiog when ha saw her. Shs had stood bs- t e county cou rt to make to u r pre alile him. looking down. Vary amatl cin cts, where there a re only two and alight of flgur* aha waa. and tha now . 'l his p v tiu .n . -ts been circu lat- face beneath the anug ttirbaa of beaver was aa gentle aa those ethers ware v u about Town. rough. Her e re * were dark and large In the interest of economy. let us and serio u s: more than aerlena. par ass wh(y four election precincts t s ; s . possibly deep trouble rode ta And Uie answ er is, "T o ma.»e people them to go with the repressed tin# of ccr.ie to B eav erto n " her mouth. She waa looking full In hla far*, and I f we cor.sid .r the m atter faxriy. let ua ask if th .s is a governm ent as he broke hla gruff questtoo ha In v, i t r-v p le - r e M A U L to do cer clined hla head slightly as tn recogni tain things W hat was the big ob- tion of a difference—and tn apology R « caught hi* breath. “S o rry !"— ject-on to the late lamented proh i bit io n 7 A des.re to make people to her ’T should say"— whipping hla j re fr r in from do.ng certain things. glance to tha men again— "what'a a W hy M A K E people c me to Beaver stranger to think of being ganged Ilka I th is?" to n ? W hat is the reason why one A allm, wiry man. who had »quattsd man w ants to M A K E smother do a on tha other aide of tha revising specified th in g ? Tiny, »poke. In the fa ire st c ity in A m erica, “We was expectin' another party, a m :J surround ngs th a t by any sys chum." ha said. ’’Tou'rs a match for tem o f m asuren-.ent com pare fa v him In size, but you ain't tha ona wa re o rab ly with any com m unity w hatso lookin’ f o r ; thla particular hard egg ever. we have ¿>:t down h ire and sent In to clean ua oat by eld Tots kep t people out sim ply because there F.elknsp !" Jo h n ’s head Jerked. □ * leaned t r : th ese who would M A K E th e ir fellow man do, n et, vote, live his tensely forw ard! “ W hat?” he demanded, a long draws life, ar.d order his bein g the way word, strained with aurprlaa; perhaps they w ant. with something Ilka shock. Co-.-.» rat on builds c xsnuniti?» "I s a id ; we d got nawa a certain M A KIN G d estroys them . Portland's Tarty who’« raised h— t here was « aid - ea.-t side has grown by ! aps and tn’ In to put a chting under a corner. . bounds. Am- the srm e d velo .m ents We aimed to get him hack to Kamp- ta k in g p ltc s h .r e ? W h y ? Let's fest with bad newa for old Belknap. M A K E •EM!” Bein' excited Ilka we * u . and bain’ i • ;• •; V • • T ' V PEAS MAKE FORAGE ■ A u str:an w i r t 'r fil'd peas sowed in th e late w inter or early spring will do well fo r fo rag e purposes but w ill likely p rcd cce not more than 6 0 ’’7 o f the se<d crop expected fro m fa ll sown peas, accord ing to the farm crops departm ent o f the s ta te college. M any inqu'ries have been received there from farm ers who had common vetch frozen out and who w an t tk> know i f th e A u strian peas m ay be s a fe ly seeded th is late. These peas w ere in*roduced by th e college in 1926 ard have withstood w inter tem peratu res th a t fro ze out com - mon vetch cc COUXTY FARMS HAVE GARDENS Mr d Mr . fu re r-.I r t A. F r i d a —. V t . J v ’ m i r ' d ?n »71 tw o h "? V O 'k ’s ago I - v> , will keep the juice in the pie. nnil O F N U T out of the oven . with the help of i * i i l N I N G thta resourceful ingrvilicnt you van iit E K S IS N E G L E C T E D emit make tee cream without turn* mg u friwsnr Ice rream with n IVumng of nut trees is a metier rich wlvi-t am<Mith texture niueb neglifted by other than W.e regular i.rmineivial growers, yet it H a r o ld J HI. I I E l) ORANGE D E SSER T is a» necessary for I h ' k X rvaultsaml 4 o ranges, section s free f om T i t u s n> inor* difficult than pruning oUier m em brane and di ed fru it trrea, says C. E. Schuster, w Kl XJ I eup su gar federal ».«eialisl tn nut culture at • I » V IC C t package o rn n je fJvorail gelatine Oregon State college. I t * cupa warm w ater Tl.e tin.mug pr<>t>lrm of young ahnfrilng of fret. the murmura, the t'om blne or'.ngc« and sugar a id nut Irm a he says ta simple but nn looks spoke of a » -owing ,-hagrln and calories or heat unite, that La the let stand 10 mi i u.<j. Dissolve g* I embarrassment such as had marked tick et for the Ja n u a ry final »how. a tm in warm w ater. I’ our over o r poitai.t. lie eaiitiuiis against lk‘im Ttny's faltering gare 'S tra n g e r In It la what humane c r a w to e a t any- anges. ('h ill, stirrin g occasionally niing off all low branches tn young this country r . way, when the icicles hang from Serve in »berberi g lo ssi». M atea Ih nalnuts in an e ffo rt to force high In mling, saying it is better to leave the roof and the winter's cold numbs some of in« low growth fur remov 'Mebby^ you re heard of eld Tens 1 your tingling ears. It ie such things Mnr-.hm.ilhi» l ’ineaplde Mold al later so lhat mure leaf iiirftt a Belknap?" as steam y fruit pudding, ipiping hot I paekrge lim e -fla v o r,d gelatin will ho available to speed the dl- i h a*s . . . once - s o m e of hla muffins, fragrant and savory baked I pint warm w ater wrath snrgtng upward tn mingle with ham and hot cakes with syrup. \ elopement of the tree Training it slu’es canned p illea;'pie, diced high cariosity. essentially consists of spacing the Of course ju st any sturdy food to m arshm all ,« i, finely cut "W ell, he's evident aim in' ta run won't do; it s quality not quantity Diasolve gelatin in warm w a ter luniks w-tll, keeping out extra limbs the Richards company, here, off tha that counts. Foods rich in dextrose O u ll. Whi-n slig h tly thickoneel. ftd-l a id cro?,« limtis, and then letting earth, tie s dona a plenty, but tha last pineapple »nd marahmallowi. I nature take her course. are chcif among those t>> select for in thing ha thought up waa to bring a the winter diet, for this ia nature's Turn into mold. Chill until firm. Un-1 Schuster advises annual • rumne hand named B axter to Kampfeat." 1 own energy food, which keep» you mold. Serve with marshmallow of nut bearing trews, the o b je cu v i« John, frowning, followed the man’» ' heing tk continue elimination uQ m atter of fact wor,Is rloaely. lie spoke warm and “peppy’’ without over sauce, if desired. ¿'«rve< 6. duplicating or rr at branches, th in -- aa ona aura of h im self; even aa ona loading your stomach. ing out the limbs enough to let reciting common knowledge. B R E A K FA ST S I package lemon or lime gelatin. Ltrht into t e ce "Thla B a ite r s a tough ruatomer. A good breakfast ia OM of the i I putt warm water | Lhinnirg out of the t o numcro n Fla mixed It with our woods boas last week spurs that hear hut Irregu' weak, tossed him off a car 'n j broke beat ways to start the winter day. | 'J tkddi sp<> ns vinegar hla hip. Tonight ha w it adverMtcd Hot ccre.il is especially important, W teaeqioon »alt nrly and then moatly Inferior nut--. I k * ta came over here 'nd clean out tha to the young ones, and it will N cup cabbage, shredded finely town »Inglehanded Makes na pratty cheered ina> ad < f jeered if you slice I cup celery, finely cut [ The M cthoiist l adies’ Aid n -■* hot"— voice rlalng s trifle— "bein’ that half a package of daBm over it. 1 pimento, finely cut - Wcdne-day and »pent their time c old Belknap only wants to close na Triéis- ta Vitamin (” in grapefruit 1 tablespoon green p ’ rper. finely quilting. down n i ha can buy somethin' for svhich ia verj- caoenual. I little or nothin’. Wa done what, llhe- ly. yon d do for the outfit that hired Date Bran Muffins yon ’nd you knew v ia fair 'nd aqtiara 1 cup white flour ‘nd In a Jack p o t Only . . . wa dona 4 t*ps ticking ipowdt-r 'n error." ’■» tsp salt i grim tittle man. ha wa» but bad 1 cup bran apokan with a fine spirit of loyalty. 1 cup milk Fta now added: ’T in sorry Tiny, 1 ««K here, aura ought ta be awful sarry, I 4 pkg. pasteurized dato-s and I guess everybody a.aa feels Ilka 2 thsp. sugar we do. I hope, chum, tha faelin'a ain't 2 tli«ps. shortening too hard." S ift white flour, lurking powder, They atlllad aa a group wilt whan an salt and sugar into g mixing bowl. anawar ta aa Important question Is Mix dates (sliced) thr ugh the f! ur due. It at “ Why. no. . . . I tea how It I » " w-ith finger tips. Add Iran ogg, add milk and stir mixtui«- into John laid, bat blankly ingredient«. Add short, nng Ulatakan for hla father's hired dry bully! And old Tom trying to ruu , and stir as lit !e sa pr»««ihle to mix this other company Into a corner? . . . Fill well greased muffin pirns 2 .’(’« F.l Old Tom, mixing It aa. perhaps, an full Bake In hot ow n (42.'>‘ avan older Belknap had done In the 25-!10 minutes. pine days? Waa that a possible ex- j JA N U A R T PUDDING planatlon of why ha— yourig John -h a J i 1 4 cups grham flour bean sa carefully kept away from 2 taps, lurking powder Kampfeat? Were things transpiring In thla eonntry of which bit father 4 tap. »alt was sshamad? 4 cup nutmeata Like s white-hot thread tha thought 4 pkg. poate-unzed date* see-ad throngh hla consciousness If 4 cup sugar a fight was on here, waged by his fa 1 4 cups milk ther sgalnat a e-eakar com petitor S ift the flour, baking powder, and Now. might that not offer a greater sa lt and add sliced dati ■» and nut- vent, a more cou plet» relief for hla | n>eaU. Cream buttcr. add sugar • welling resentment than hashing gradually thon slightly beaten vgg •trangera with hla fisia? Until this Add flour alternately with milk. moment hi« only possible vengeance Bake in square enkv- pan in moder on hla father had been to run away, ate ov«-n (.175" F .) for aJiout l'> but now . . . minutes. Cut in square» and serve A man came In from outside, shout- with (pudding sauce. dering through the press heating ± ». wiul'T convenience »now from a Scotch cap with hi* A l'P I-E SA U C E CA KE mitten. 1 \ cups sifted cake flour that saves money! Buy I’earl Oil here — "M ere." he said, holding It toward 1 tap. combination baking |>owih r John. "M ere'» your cap. I . . . I in the netv relillahle can! When the can 4 teaspoon amla guess I km-rked It off and . . . well, 4 teaspoon salt yon ace huw It was.“ itt empty, return it to us for a refillin'? at 1 teaspoon cinnamon H* was flushed and so evidently eon 4 Uaapron cloves hulk prices! trite that John amllad. and when ha smiled tha tension that had been on 4 cup butter or shortening tJneonly Pearl Oil— the rlcan-huriiing, 1 cup sugar those men relaxed Tha presents 1 egg. well beaten tlon of that cap was equivalent to a uniform krroxene— refined and re-refined U cup raiains, cut and floured treaty gift, a token to heal a breach, 1 cup nutmeata. chop)» d a pledge and seal of frien d sh ip ! hy Standard Oil Company o f California. 4 cup hot thick ap;>le sauce . ’’Anything we can do for you now a fte r tryln’ our beat licks strained. to da thing» you?" Way-Bill asked. S ift flour once measure, add lark-1 "W hy . . . I guess not. Thanks a ing powder, soda , salt, and spin lot.* Ila was finding hla poise, stilling , and s ift to g eth er th ree tim es. Cream tw A «!>* hot rorinalty that might lead him : b u tte r thoroughly, add su g ar gra, tuts blunder» making up his mind to uaJUy, and cream together until I tvsru this vh nl, stnry. but to do !• Jj^ht and fluffy. Add . gg, rai-u, v. _ . . _ adroitly, at th* proper ttmv " I f ! * „ d nuts. Add flour mixture. «Iter J S t l D e S G a T a V e t< • 'JlUttbodj il point out tbs hotel. nately with applesauce, » small a- J ^ ™ mount a ’ n tim • Pent after eac:, E R p a r n « M o v L- 4 44 addition until »mooth. hake in « j L J C d C I l S i Y i a r K e t Next Week) r v í i U dark Ilka It waa, we mletook you for him. Not Important, mabby. but tru e !" John took a quick breath and let !| out through hla nostrils In an amazed whiff. "W all, m be— " Me looked np again for tha girl’s face, aa though an exchange of glancaa with her nigh t clarify thla C »wilder- tug situation. She waa guue. Ua atared at tha others, but they wert watching Tiny, who was being helped to a sitting posture by tha amallet ■inn. “All right. T iny?" tha other asked. The big fellow felt hi* chin gingerly and his head, and then ahook It aa tf to cliaae off tha fog which Impairs«) his faculties. '" D he git away?” he asked. A chuckle from the crowd then. “ Away, your grandm a! Thera be nets. T l r y !" Tha dared eye* followed Ilia g«a;ura and then blinked slowly. " 'T G— d. W ay-Bill, ’taln't Uioi," be said weakly. "No. ’ta ln 't." "B u t thla one . . , he's a atom- winder !" "Anyhow, that." ' ’Nd If thla one waa blm—" “Then we'd have a lot more to worry ab o u t Tea air. If old Belknap could hire ’em like you, chum "—to Jo h n —"then the company would have somethin’ to lay awake night» a b o u t!" T.ny had been »taring at John and now hla gaze wavered as a m an'i will when ha .a overcome with em barrass greased Icstf pan 8 x 4 x 3 inches. m ent / The Sen .or Young Pe<«plos Chris’, tn moderate oven (!lr>0* F ) 1 l o i r get np," ha mumbled, and ian Endeavor Society entertain or until done. John helped him ta bi* fat. ---------- Tha boy a heart waa pounding Old cd the Hi Y organization of the k ca l High School in the church par A real "Believe It or Not” prod- Tom. etartlr.g that sort of trouble? "All right. T iny?" W ay-Bill aakad, lors Wednesday evening. The party uct ¡a ^ ¡ c k cooking tap e a. a «man and when aaaured that the lata oneen-1 waa under the direction o f Mr. an I quantity of it added to a souffle. »'•¡• us man waa getting ta be aa good ' Mr». E. G. Webb and Mr». W. I I . will, during baking absorb and hold * i new. ha turned to John. "Guess tt'a Bosewell. About! 25 were t resent I enough of the moisture as th» mix- •lue you to explain a little." ha said. and a merry tim e was spent in play- turc pushes higher ami higher, to I sou.# vsgus th in g s ing gam es. ( V o a n r | keep i; deliciously , . '¡¡iff, and lu ths attituds of the group. T b s were served aa refreshm'ents. I l i g h t . . . * little added to a fruit pi«- a b h i A , Í 0 Beaverton M arket & G rocery Conoly G rocery B eaverton J Safew ay Sto re ” (Con’t Bovd M t'-nd'd ~! ■ r - bro th er- D I ' • in P o -t’and D a ’ ’ V wr» «nrioui- »■ » 7 * fy ncc ', e -* about w h ch resulted in d e ith ir r v - Ins* G January food must lw the kind that sticks to your riba! Keeping cosy amid the epine-chilltng blaeta of winter » t e n the thermometer takes a fall that rivals Multiply'» is not all a ma-Scr of maintaining , warmth arouml you. You have- t*> keep warm on the inside, too, and no muffler or gahwh e i« r invenieil enn do that. It's food, that keeps the human engine stoked with furl and tho inner fires burning honest energy giving food So it is Sturdy food, food full of . . . M s t f rm support a home gar- d 'n A few. even in t! r.o t. On some few * the farm s th e garden amounts tn mainly ju st a l i t ’ le ca rlv st j f f Qu: ;e a numocr c f farm ers ‘ in the co mty report th a t a carefully’ plan.*: •j succession o f planting? in t *'e rn 1 bei increas- es th f. c u r tly r.f vegc * -iKl on ti-tc borre t a ' ’e P“ d a Af1 - s o the 'a t f s - f<iC*'0T. c f tVf* e urrà li ving. People ; n gardens and w}*o are nt rev a f.r *t success of Tnakingr the tr'* r t«' T'1 effort« select their -, -s with ea re. v arie*'e*- of t v knsaolvo g InUit iA warm wutor. Add vim gai met salt. ( ’hill. When s ightly H ic s iK il, I dd ill icmulll ing ingredients. 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