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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (July 25, 1930)
PACE Cia»* brood« hapc; : 1 youD work Will» mil« « Í Wall over i d 028. TCH . 'A V 2 increase in alfalfa yield in Wallowa cellulose of the fruit is toughened act as a central «ale, a*enc, county. * 1 by the sugar. cooperative plants Dallas—Observations made by J. R. southwestern ' W a s'h in ^ * * ? throuch It Beck, county agent, on the effect of . ° ne C«P ° f molasses in a recipe i perfected through ............ the alfalfa on drain tile revealed that in *s equivalent of 1-3 cup of su, ;ar forts of the m arketing*” **! More than 2300 tests on the parity , where the alfalfa had been and one cup of lrquid. One egg Oregon State collar. and germination of Oregon’s seed *’ ace? H . H . J E F F R I E S . P u b lish e r drain tile for three equals 1-2 teaspoon leavening agent, west representative crop made during the past year by ‘years the roots were all around ihc H one cup ground nuts tuts is used 1-3 farm board. Tts form!. format ion. *** the seed testing laboratory at Ore- cup less butter is required. Threc to the officers, will tile, but had not penetrated it. Member National Editorial Attn an l Oregon State Editorfel Al»n.| ^on State college indicate that the —A Lake county farmer tablespoons cocoa equal one square agreement* between" th ^ n l * : crop is exceptionally free from nox- of chocolate. operatives, the It«:, . #“i by Pioneer Publishing Co. at Beaverton ions weeds. * who seeded 15 acres of yellow sweet Published Friday of each week Washington and Among the major seed crops in clover last year now has enotiph pas- j£ R S T A T E CREAM ERIES Ore. Entered as second-class matter at the postoffice at Beaverton. Ore. Creameries of California ¡this industry, which bring, an an- ture ‘o carry an avenge o! - ; cows f o r m n NEW fw rn n p rsA FORM COOPERATIVE Organizations in the ; nual income of about $150.000,000, Pe acre all season, says county agent — ation at present are the f !3 ’ are Ladino clover, red clover, ry«t v T Fortner. The acreage is dm d-' Overlapping and competition S u b scrip tio n Rato« for operative Creamery, and trWn* I grass, alfalfa, creeping bent grass and td ' n*° ^ ani^ ® acre fields, and is Pacific coast markets has been elim-1 Columbia Hairy association ^ _____4150 Three Months.— —--------------- vetch. Of the tests run last year irrigated, One Year r ,. . .... .• , inated for one more industry with growing string of branrk i - subsidiarv I __ — .85 Subscriptions Payable in Advance nearly 400 were on Ladino clover Corv»1li. Diseased cond.«..«» which , he orRanization late in lune *o{ the its Six months subsidiary, ________ __ | seed indicating the increasing popu- proved to be fire blight in apple Interstate Associated Creameries, | Cream company *he Froski*7 ! ¡V |,y ol ,lh' B croP th%.statc A1’ “nd Pcari ha''e been «Ported to the which will form the final link in a though butter will 1’°r,1.ind- Beaverton Office—Broadway »ear O. E. Tracks, Phone 7503 falfa ranked next with 2M) samples horticultural department of U. r>. l . coastwide federation of cooperative chief commodity handlfT$t,tU all ,i Portland Office. 407-408 Dekum Bid*. Phone ATwater 5914_ tested followed by red clover w \h fom both Morrow and Grant i ottnt- creameries. ery products will be included f 200 The remaining 1300 or more ies. The first indications of this dis- The new association will operate Portland markets as well M V * 1 - samples included every seed crop nr.- ease seem to be the dying back of undcr (he nationa, lnarketing ,,ian ^ ‘ ‘ , 1 “ ‘ f |t points 11111 along aiouy the me Pacific racitic coat, the matter and not go too far along a«,nable a'"1 ran*ed a11 ,hc way tips. GIVE THEM WATER the Federal Farm Board, and will throughout the United Su.. this line. Every boy should learn to celery to nouK|a.s f,r secd- P.inevi!lo— Manganese suit phate ap- ____ swim, and the earlier in life hr Noxious weeds which make the piicd at the rate of 2 pounds per Everybody is now interested learns the better for him Of course crop Ie*al,y unsalable were found in ,ree has Kiven very beneficial results keeping cool and comfortable, fact most of us are devoting so he should be in the company of older oldy *n,a*1 amount* in. relatively few on shade and fruit trees affected with *a,,TPle*- Doddor, Canada thistles yellow leaf in application was made, much thought to the subject that! boys, or better still with his father we are apt to forget that human or brother of more years, when he and *luac^ Pra** were the^ chief of- according to W. B. Tucker, county And he should ^endcrs 'n class- Bachelor but- agent, beings are not the only ones to suf starts in to learn. fer from torrid summer suns. It’s be in the company of older boys ,on* were ,hc n,0,t com™on weed just as hard on dumb brutes. They when he is near deep water even seeds found in Willamette valley HOME POINTERS Stcadv growth of the Gas business pro suffer, too, even though they can’t after he has learned. But to pre- i s c e d croPs- These are easily re- get around and tell everybody about vent a boy from mastering this art mov?d . by clcanin*> the colleS« weed duces increasing supply of To insure a flaky product in pastry it and add to the general misery by is to rob him of a protection that *P^c'absl* say. Ked clover seed samples are likely bave a|j tj,e ingredients cold, then he may some day need and need broadcasting their complaints, One thing especially we should not badly. No man has lost anything to con,ain such weeds as Iamb» qunr- cut the fat into the flour in parti- ALL HEAT—NO ASH lose tight of is the need for seeing by knowing how to look after his ,cr' P5* wecd’ ' vild ,ar weed, cies about the size of small peas. ---------- that water is placed where the fam safety, or the safety of others, while wild ,urnip; doK fennel, buckhorn,. Our summer discount of a dollar per ton holds good I„ making oatmeal muffins the ily dog can get a drink any time in the water. Since few learn to !Ru**ian *histle has been the most until summer supply is sold he wants one. Medical men declare swim after they reach manhood, it Preval«'nt weed found in eastern Ore- milk is heated, then poured over the that rabies in dog« are caused from follows that they should be encour K° n alalia with some dodder, green oatmeal which is added to the rest failure' to place drinking water where aged to do so while they arc young. foxtail, saltbrush, wild turnip and of the mixture. This method gives it will be handy for them. They Don’t let the boy deliberately court 'ambs quarter. Western Oregon Al- a finer texture to the product. “go mad” front thirst, and their bite danger in the water. But don’t at fa,fa shows mostly bachelor buttons ---------- when in that condition is usually the same time, handicap him by and sweet clover. if flour is browned for gravy or Sixth and Salmon fatal. Children arc their usual vic keeping him from learning, in a safe Germination tests are also made «auce add a small amount of white BR 7611 tims, since the little ones do not re way, one of the things every boy by the laboratory and are, in the flour or cornstarch because browning alize their danger and cannot pro and girl, man and woman should °P*H'on of the crop specialists even (lour changes some of the starch to tect themselves. know—the art of swimming. more important than the purity tests, sugar and lessens its thickening pow- ‘- V - 'A 'A 'A V A W A 'A V A V A W W u V y V A V A V A '.'A V i Most of the weeds can be removed tr ;■ Citizens should not look on the mad-dog theory as a myth. It is by efficient cleaning methods but _______ % THIEVES IN AUTOS very real, as newspaper dispatches there is no cure for low gercination. Baked potatoes will have tender 5 from other sections of the country -------------------- well-flavored skins if they are oiled J have shown in recent weeks. It is Have you noticed hoW fields, woo.I- DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK before baking. To hasten baking the !; borne out by medical science, and potatoes tnay be dipped in hot water hydrophobia fatalities are quite and farms along the highways are until warmed through. By F.dson R. Waite numerous along about this season gradually getting fenced in, so that BEAVERTON, OREGON every year. Don’t deprive your dog the motorist who would like to stop Shawnee, Oklahoma Less sugar will be required and a of drinking water, even though it in a nice shady grove to eat lunch better flavor will result if sugar is may inconvenience you a little to often looks long before finding an THAT it seems about time •he added to fruit sauces after cooking. ( provide it. It is a protection you ‘' T * ' " k ' fru i,s in *URar -SyrUp owe the community, and even from are T o * ' blame" F a n n e d ? are T u r i n g W a l ^ r f^* because hc,I’S the the dog’s standpoint it is only a humane act to see that he gets! p! n*c- fo r, ,hc" °,wn Protection, tising. No one outside of their own plenty of drinking water during the ' an^ n,°*orists have long made it a profession can understand their line V •W/AVAVASVAVAVA'i practice to rob fields, groves, gar h<>^ days on ahead. of reasoning which forbids paid new*- 3* AUTO PARK dens and orchards of anything that paper advertising. struck their fancy. They act as if The lawyer never objects when his Foot of Yamhill St. MARRIED TEACHERS hey dtd not realize that taking vege- Ioca) papcr makcs a rcpnrt of a case tables, fruit nuts and the like from ht. h:iS won or a h he ha, madc Portland, Oregon The question of whether or not private grounds ,s steal.ng. just as wWch a(1vertises Wm am! hi, busi. t>nr ed teachers should be employed much as if the farmer came o th, H(. nevfr rccoils from a fa. ;■ LEARN TO FLY ALL DAY 15c ASK ABOUT INSTRUCT!: in the public schools of the country town mans door and took off the vorabIr mCM(ion of hi„,„.lf has bobbed up again. We note in d.x>r knob and earned it away There The doct.,rs never suffer bv loss of! V A % S W .S V .V i WSSSV.V '.V A J ^ i'.V .V V .. ; ” * r i v . v . v . v . w . v . v . ' v . v ; a Washington dispatch the govern motorist, pretend to think there ls dignJf when , he nfwjpapcrs broa(!.l ment's attention has been called to no harm in taking these th.ngs, ca„ npw discov(.ries that havP bpcn discriminations said to be shown in but would they take them in the madp b ,hpir profe„ ion tQ bcnefit several section*. It seems that in presence of the owner? In the[niankind and which increase btisine.s recent years the old method of hir meantime they are getting all the for thermrlves. ing teacher* on their merit ha* been highways strictly fenced off to them People do not know the causes, k>»t sight of to a great extent. To selves. No such fences have been preventives and consequences of dis day unmarried teachers, through their built along the railroads. eases as they should. Thcv are en state associations, are arguing that titled to know. Doctors should ad the married teacher it not in posi vertise these facts in paid newspaper F.arly to bed and early to rise— tion to give her undivided attention ad\ rrtising, using plain words so the and you’ll miss a lot that doesn’t go to the work, and for that reason people may know and know in time cannot teach properly. But the mar on in the daytime. so they can see their doctor ried teachers argue they have a right Because quacks have misused to appointment, and that then if A college education seldom hurts Newspaper space is just the reason thay do not “deliver the g x>di.” it is a man if he is willing to learn a why the legitimate doctors should easy enough to remove them To ns little something after he has gradu advertise. it appears a question for each com ated. Too many people go to quacks and munity to settle for itself. Our suffer thereby, due to the lack of school officials in and around thi« It has about gotten so that ex advertising on the part of the med section have been doing that very perience is the only thing we fa n 't ical profession. «ucceasfully for a long time, and we get on the installment plan. »ee no reason why the agitation should be given recognition in this You can’t choose your ancestors W H A T ’S D O IN G O N community. Birt that’s fair enough They prob O R E G O N FARMS ably wouldn't have chosen you. Heppn*e—A 98 to 100 per cent kill L E A R N IN G T O S W IM The farms have given this country was made on morning glories in j its greatest men—and now look at Morrow county treated with chemi Mother* are justified in being the fix the farms are in. cals during 1929, reports C. W. Smith, strict with their boys in the matter county agent. of letting them patronize "the old Enterpri»* Sulfur and complete swimming hole." But we want to ”vhr worst of it all is that the fertilizer are apparently gave some plead again, as we have in the past, fish always seem to go on a vaca that they use a little judgment in jtion just about the same time we do V V, y Weeds Not Bad in Oregon’s Seed Crop Fuel Shortage Gasco Briquets i //¿inc/ Q u 4 (o FLYING Seaverton Airport iL ir s r s i.“ ^ SS. Next Sunday July 27 C o o V 'i n K 10 p,",rvt lhe ,"“,c Ì Short Hops lc per pound Long Rides $2 per Person THE EVEK- INCREASING SALES VOLUME« DU] Is due to high quality at low cost. » New low prices make Durant the world s greatest auto mobile value. » You can now buy a Durant for 110.000 smelter, material of which Inloaded at Gold Hill this week, be assembled soon and placed m _____ I operation. At least 60 nvn will be Ore will R eco rd S m i m i C lo tsd by O re g o n employed from the start. be quarried and smelted at Gold H a tc h e ry ; )7S,SSS Chick« H a tc h e d Hill; the office is now being open 20* *, G ain in 1S3S ed in the Liberty building in Med Salem Statesman; With 20 per ford, sons on the payroll, the L. A. Lee T illam ook C o o p a ra t.v a Cha««« A d v e r Hatchery just closed its biggest sea tisin g C am p aig n b rin g in g S p lendid son, having hatched 378.(1)0 chicks. R esult« Now It required S5O.0U0 selected hatching Tillamook H erald: The Tillamook eggs bought at premium prices. The hatch this year was 35,000 above cooperative creamery association on that of Chicks went to all one day last week received 100 re part» of the wcit. The plant will quests for their recipe booklet» a* a result of its advertising. The cheC'C expand for next year. I '* n»«rtmg with ready sale in Lo» Big S hipm ont of Twkaya go F ro n t! 'ngeles and San Francisco, the sale A lbany to S*n I r a n c iH o , F in « ) *n latter city being greater than in the entire state of Oregon and Q » * h ty of Bird* Washington. The association is pav- Aibany, Greater Albany: A ship-1 ,nB its dairymen 434$ cents per lb ment of 15U) turkeys, one carload, j foe butter fat. compared with 30 cents went out of Albany last wreck Three I at rnost Oregon points, farmers in the Scio district brought —■ in the turkeys, over 1500 in number A nirrple test for detemwning the weighing about 22.000 Twenty men pectin content or tellving qualiti-s were employed at the Swift plant of fruit is made bv putting one te»- to pick the birds which were plump sp.<onful of cooked cooled fruit juice and of a very fine quality. in a thall.w cup or dish, adding one tfe»|»MMh»I of denatured alcohol, Cold Hill Wdl Haoo E h ttn c Smoi and mixing bv tipping the cup. but or Soon Winch WiU Gioo Employ, BO* *tirnng If thP mice contains moot m SS Mon emwigh pectin to make a good jelly, a cear, thick, icily-like n a n will Medford, n _ Mail-'Qribune: „ . .. ____ Local . iorm hi the bottom of the cup al •oguteer, D m VbiUigiu», »tale» that most at ooce F 6 6 6 the More About the . , was Oregon Industries . will R . l i u r t i m H **dach* o r N ouralgui in 30 m inuto«, chock« a Cold tbo fir«t day. a n d chock* M a la ria in th ro o day«. » * * ol*o in T ablet* DELIVERED HERE FULLY EQUIPPED V E R Y C L O W F IR ST P A Y M E N T GEE WO X) Year* in Portland LIVER •nd STOMACH TROUBLE By using our l htnese. Reme dies, disorders of the Lungs. Sto mach, Liver, Kidney and Bbd.ler, or Asthma Bronchitis, Catarrah. Piles Rheu matism, »ml Female troubles can be ullcvatrd. Durant designed and Durant built. Tim!<en bearing, c ° U,! ^ ,Ful1 f0rce ieed lubrication. M idland Steeldradie brake,. Sturdy Durant all steel body. Durant designed Continental Red Seal M otor with Pyrodyne H ead M any other mechanical feature, offered by no other car in the Durant price c L s s . BI GGER AND BETTER « » « » larger AND LONGER Call or write C. GEE WO CHINESE MEDICAL HERB C O . INC Cor. Third St-. Portland. Oregon 2S2V, Street OTTO ERICKSON Beaverton, Oregon