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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (June 14, 1929)
Win. Campbell and »on Robert of poles sometimes employed to remove in Hiteou surplus fruit are not recommen e< HARDWARE A. M. HOCKENS j I as no discrimination can be made be- Plumbing and Heat*, Contractor & Builder .j. __ tween til» good and the bad fiuit by H H J E F F R I E S . P u b lishar T Mr. and Mrs. John Adolphson of this method, and a great deal of Any Size Building F. W. BISHOP Association and Oregon State Editorial Portland were Sunday visitor» at the bruising re.-ults. M em b er N ational Editori il Association Phone 0825 Beaverton J P h o u * 2003 B ea».,. home of Mrs. Lena Olson. ---------- •••*•* ’•* *’ *•' ••• v •• • • and « M t e n Mult* cou n ty C o m p lete c o v a r .* « o f • « • te r n W ..h in * t o n Different varitie* of frttjt vary con noni ah cou n ty. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Hendricks and siderable in their thinning require Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lack son of Am ments, says the Oregon Experiment •.•.V.V.SV.V.V.V.'.SW 'VAV.VeW .V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V,* • •. Published Friday of each week bj Pioneer Publishing Co. at Beaverton. boy, Wash, spent Sunday at the D. station. Certain varitie» of apples, Ore. J. Nelson home. such as King and Spitzenburg, ,sel- Oregon. — —- dom need thinning, while Jonathan, Entnred a» ser and class matter at the ^ 8 7 » " '* “' under the act of <~on gress of March J, 10/J. A crew of men were busy at the Grimes and Yellow transparent fre- Scusick place Sunday putting in a quently set excessive crops and re- Subscription price, $1.50 a year in advance; advertising rates on application. concrete basement for their new home quire thinning to insure size. Anjou --------- and Cornice pears seldom set too O F F IC E S Mr. and Mrs. t hris Christensen much fruit., but Bartlett, Bose, and called tit the K. Robinson home Sun Scckel are inclined to overbear. Such T igard— Tigard P harm acy—Phone Tigard 143 B eaverton -B roadw ay n ear O. L. t f ^ k . - P b o n e 7M3. day evening. varitie» of peaches as Early t raw ford A loha—Aloha Lum ber Co.— Phone Beaverton 4-52. ------- and Hale”s E.arly need a geat deal P o r t l a n d - 408 Dekuin Building—Phone A b a t e r 5914 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Erickson and of thinning while Elbcrta in many Multnomah—M ultnom ah Insurance A g en cy -A a.v ater oVM4 Across from S. P. Depot Beaverton, Ore. Mrs. Geo. Anderson and daughter cases needs no thinning at all. ----------------- ------------------- — ■_____ _____ 11 --ITT Putty attended a dancing recital at [the Lincoln high school auditorium PROTECTION OF WILD LIFE DIAGNOSIS OF A SNOB (».Saturday evening. ASKED OF SPORTSMEN J ..K - Wash, were calling THE BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE» Jfustmi, Saturday. Get our Prices on COAL & BRIQUETS Phone 6202 Beaverton Lumber Co. War has broken out a^ain! It’s all about snobber). To snob or not to snob, that’s the question worrying our Mr. and Mrs. Chas VanKleek left Mvrtlr Point to attend Sportsmen throughout the country colleges. East has met West and West has kicked back. ^ i'are interested in establishing refuges The University of Denver and University of Colorado de- Wor our wild life, but of what avail, of I Prof. Rogers, of Massac A very important inerting was held is ¡t to establish a refuge,, and then Clare t the Me “snob” SHOD sermon H I i o i . »xw^v*.». w. the »»■»- ---------------- chusetts Institute of Technology, the plain and pure bunk at Hiteon school house Monday ev- j.permit fire to destroy the cover l'ir vv-is 'tdded to til“ flame when the dean of men at the *n,nK- *'1;*ns for * community house -which constitutes the refuge? Un- V ‘V , ‘ state u n i • v e _ r s i t y retorted ,.,1 »hat IS fulllw*r< "'n,a"v,'K 3 questionably it i* to th, inter«»! of,] Colorado that «the the East . a s t is m u .mportant ltep for the bettcrinem af;a'H sportsmcn to keep the (lemo„ fire o f snobberv anyhow and dean 1 UllC.an Ot .'¡ o f the community was taken by out of (he forest home of gain« ani- said “snobbishness never did enter our school life US It “ il,e forming of a Hiteon Communityl1Tials an,( game birds, The trees and club The following officers were ;ibc brush are their shelter, their has in the East.” elected: President F. I) Hite; vice source of fcx>d and a sanctuary from Several questions arise. What is the meaning of ¡•president. Harrv Robinson: secretary lbeir enemies. snobbishness 1 Who is a snob and who cares ? Is t here j /ell Struthers; treasurer Ruth An- Recognition of this situation should anything in the claim that the W est is less snobbish than derson. a meeting of the club will be grante(l by evcry utxn who calls the East? When it conies tothe superiority complex (if be held at the sehnul ’ house Monday hhmelf a 8p0r tsman. He will do his June 24 at 8 n m at which share ¡n promoting lbc welfare of the that is what it means by snobbishness), geogranhv has evening, time by laws will be »resented. We (wild creatures of the woods by con no part to play. But if the West is, in fact, less snob hope to begin work on our commun stant care with fire in the forest and bish than the East, it is not due to any suneriority of ity club house in the n e a r future. hv urging others to do likewise. He birth or environment. The continued state of pioneer should see to it that all camp fires ing and the necessity for cooperation in the development aid drenched with water or buried ' HOME POINTERS under fresh dirt in which there is no of the newer country may or may not have anvthing to from wood nor grass to burn. He should Water spots may be removed do with it. Perhaps the situation would he reversed had ,-silk dresses by rtibbluu ih» material be careful to extinguish thoroughly Columbus sailed a round Cape Horn and found Catalina matches and smokes. between the fingers. Island instead of San Salvador. We will leave that to If all sportsmen are careful it is the colleges to determine if they can. Hair brushes and combs may be about the best inurance there is that by putting a few drops of they and their friends can have fori Thackeray defined a snob for us. He said a snob is j 1 cleaned ammonia in the cleansing water. hunting, fishing, and a happy vacation parasite, a man who worships mere wealth, and one who “displays his character by assuming loo much for him dmii scissors may be sharpened bv self, swaggering, and Showing off in his dull- COarse Way.” Ivutting through a piece of sandpaper ALLEN & ROBERTS l ’rof. Rogers should brush up on his Thackerav before sevc,al ti,,,es delivering any more baccalaureate sermons A tto r n e y s at Law Hot so(ki water is an inexpensive A PREMIUM ON COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP means of softening old, dried paint brushes. hard and 6th floor Swetland Building Cor. 5th and Washington Sts time saver in baking cookies 1»1 Broadway In the world of history we find that great . nt<*ii have to A rollout „ , . . *?.„ dough, cut in squares and arisen to great occasions. In comnuinitv life the samejbake holds true, but because their acts are less spectacular, or Discolored lace may be restored less pressingly critical or tragic, the efforts of individu- by letting it simmer a few minuts in als are sometimes unappreciated and unrecognized, sniir milk,Then follow the usual pro However, the majority of the citizens in our town cedure of washing in hike warm I and vicinity are not unmindful of the good work of men water. and women on occasions when it seemed difficult to find Lettuce may be easily and quickly j anyone to do the job. Such leaders iu our community shredded by using a pair of scissors should be held at a premium. When one takes hold to intead of a knife. see that the ri^ht things are done, without expectation of Because of the many methods ot reward other than the satisfaction that comes from lion transforming left over rice into at-j t^t and efficient service, the least we can do is give th lem tractive dishes, many housewives while! their share of the credit ant” proper recognition. preparing hot rice for the table, cook I he back to the farm movement has been a com plete success. There are now more hacks to the farm than ever before. 1 he six months additional sentence given Harrv Sin i lair shows that it you shadow the jury at th*» bar the bars will shadow vou at the iail. It won't be long, even if not now, that old oh rases like I litih old Dobbin to the shav will have to !>*» trans lated like (¡reek and Latin. The Greek Senate met the other day for the first time in sixty seven years proving that a counntry can get along without a Senate when it can’t t*ei along with it. a double portion and reserve it for* various uses. A cupful is a pleasant addition to many hot breakfast cere als It may be made into delicious puddings, fritters and pancakes. Mixed with a cupful of cold tomato or even left-over tomato soup, well seasoned, sprinkled with cheese and buttered bread crumbs and baked til brown, it appears as a palatable entree. It can be utilized for cro quettes, drop cakes, for a thickening to soup and stews; it may be curried worked into left-over meat dishes, and even added to ice cream FARM 6772 — Portland, Oregon Hav. .Grain. Feed., and Poultry Supplies Complete Line of Fishers, Sperry, Albers Feeds LA N D PLA STEk Garden Seed in Bulk and Packages Plants, Bulbs Charles Berthold Beaverton, Oregon, Near S. P. Depot. »j« »j« V A W »|« »j* »J« »j« A ^ S V .^ V .W /.V .W * J« »I«*!« V .V .W .V A V .W *H-v .V .'.V A V ,',', “TO-DAY IS YESTERDAY’S PLANS” —put into action —that bank account you start to-day is the help ful working plan of action tomorrow. —be a to-dayer at your neighbors bank BANK OF BEAVERTON A good bank in • goad to w n th e G ardon S p o t o f O reg o n . MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM —where service blends into T urn you« FROf f cn OERSI HITHER FOP- helpful co-operation VAWAVi'.V.V.V.V.V.SWAVV/AVkVWVVVWAV.'.W.SSV "A O A K S PARK 0- DAY H IT E to Francisco POINTERS Walnut growing in Oregon is tisu ally profitable if planting is well lo One unpleasant ta>k ot entering polities is entertai m cated and the proper s t« k used, ing politicians. says a new bulletin entitled “English Even if your method of b o o s t i n g our t o w n i S b \ Walnut Production in Oregon“, bv heating around Ihe hush, g o to it. You UlP’ht kill a G. E. Schuster, professor of hortiul- ture at the state college. .There is snake or two in the grass. sufficient suitable land in Oregon without using doubtful soils and loca HITEON Set eral from Hiteon attended gra- tion. the bulletin spates, and adds that luation exercises of Henson I’olytoc- the trade is demanding clean, sound nuts well graded and packed. Hiteon club ladir» held a picnic 'lue school Thursday. W aln n d ay , June 5. which »a» such Soil surveys ha\e been made of a an enjoyable affair there will prob Hir Mi»»cs Genevieve Peterson and c , ........................."" "‘‘u 8reat n*anv counties of Oregon re- ably be another one next year Not KI.-.K to be out done hv the initty, ntot -D l eso a T u ' ,hr R°*r *u,,in* ,hc »^cumulation of much weather they journeyed to the »chool Put tland w,,h I W , h v Struthers in valuable data to present and pro,pec- tive farmers of this state. The tuean- house instead of a iurk and the long ,nK and use of this information is table fairly groaned with it« load ln f>c, .. Hiteon wa, rather deserted, explained in u new bulletin just i»-1 which wax followed later by human ,JuHng parade days and did \Jair sued b> the state college experiment groans. A xhi>rt business meeting „hare of cheering when Beaverton's station, copies of which may be had was held followed by a dicuiiivxi on float went by. community club house plans. 1 Gee The bulletin is Station Circular j No. 90, by K. F. Torgerson and \V Alfred ->f Buxton, «pent|»L. R nwers. Mr. and Mr» C. W . | Struthers mo- |h,- week end ---- at the Struthers home fared to Bull Run Sunday and Mrs . A systematic going over of the Struthers parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gibbon* ,L them t for a wer* SUmlav ^ r* i familv xiiDDont return« returned t .; with , Hite and . . tree is essential to proper thinning of the< fruit. Care is necessary to remove r . Y ‘‘inner guest, at the. truiU visit. ' j 1 » r at Sherwood. ,till undersized, defective, lefectixe. wormy or diseased fruit from each branch first Mr. and Mrs. Letter M. Davies and Mrs t hru - hrutenun uttendel .»**»»>■$ the experiment station. The re* family enjoyed a trip over the Mf.><«ebton Tur»d • t ibe home of mainder is then thinned down to the Howd loop road Sunday. _ i M ‘ nn* *KDoua'j at Tigardvi!!«.1 proper distance apart Ka’scs and Beaverton Res. 3602 Phone 3603 (fro t * lin t points) now good on A food for pro tein; a food for m ineral salts; for calcium and phosphorus; all the essential ele ments for health and strength ace found in ¿ood cheese. And all the essential ele m ents t*f good cheese are found in Kraft Cheese. 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