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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1931)
A u . H. JEFFRIES. Publisher Published Friday of each week by Pioneer Publishing Co. at Beaverton. Ore. Entered a* eecond-clasa matter at the poetoffice at Beaverton, Ore. Subscription Ratea ___*.00 Three month« __ $.80 Subscriptions Portland Office—406-407-408 Dekum Bldg. Payable in ..$.00 Advance Phone ATwater 5914 Beaverton Office—Broadway near O. E. Tracks, Phone 7508 How Thankful Are You? M illion F e**t A million feet come hurrying down From the camps In the hills to Portland town. A million feet come hurrying thru To bathe each night in Willamette Slough From the Coast Range, dark on the sunset sky A million feet come crashing by To feed the mills and saws a-whirr, A million feet of Douglas fir. A Latin student in our high school wants to know the meaning of the word "So-met-i-mes.” If we get a 67-foot pavement to Hillsboro, I wonder if school child ren will be more safe along the highway. The whaling company of Lessard & Son have been retired to an in door job at $2 per day. Nobody home last Thursday even ing. Neighbors all spilled out to attend Grange. Aloha never does things by halves. The victorious football team came back from New York in a double decked stage so their heads would not bump the ceiling. If ttie musical Hawaiian language of love should become the universal language, what would become of golf and baseball. A little girl came home from school and asked to see her moth ers hand. "W hy?” “Our physiology says, ‘There are germs on every hand’ ” At least eleven gentlemen from the University of New York are convinced that certain "sons of wild jackasses’* can kick straight. 1 propose a charity game be tween the Cougers of Wastiington and the Beavers of Oregon. Foot ball Is making Jonathan and David of these two states. Japan, to the League of Nations, “ Many of our neighbors are in need from causes be beyond their control,” says President Hoover, in his proclamation proclaiming Thursday, November 26 as Thanksgiving Day. He urge B those who are moreffortun- ate to share their security with these victims of ian eco nomic debacle in order that they, too, may have full cause to render gratitude and thanks to af gracious Heav enly Father. There are, undoubtedly, in this town some citizens suffering from hardships and deprivations in the midst of others who are enjoying life to its fullest extent. Sur ely the fortunate one should remember the others less fortunate and give expression to their gratitude by con crete acts of thoughtful kindness and, where necessary, gentle generosity. It is. one thing for a people to return Hhanks to the Almighty at the altars of His churches or in the sanctity of their homes and another to translate these emotions I d*«cussing the Manchurian situa back of gratitude into acts which will bless the lives ot oth-| ground You don’t know what a In ers. Today, we have many causes for thanksgiving but, our backyard.’’ A certain text-book on science de at the same time, ther^ exists individual cases to the con fines the atomic theory in this lucid trary. These should not he compelled to look upon a style: "It’s an hypothetical explica people upon their knees in thanks for blessings without tion of the consummate aggregation having real evidence that the spirit behind the words is of infinitesimals." All hands out Save the children first! one that impels the doing of good deeds. The East may not be so brilliant In truth, Thanksiving Day, 1931, affords us a splen in football, but if you get up at six the morning you’ll see It very did opportunity to follow the example of the good Sa in brilliant over Mt. Hcod. And the maritan. > "sunrise on the Oregon coast" is not Protect Children a bad geographical error, either. The railroad companies claim sev enty-five per cent of the carrying trade cf the country, and concede three per cent to the truck com panies. The motor companies say this is correct, except for one little correction, l. e., the figures should be reversed. I asked a school superintendent how he puts in his time. Here is his schedule: Half hour for inspec tion of buildings and instructions to janitors; three hours for office work; three hours for supervision of classrooms; one hour's private con ference with teachers; one hour’s conference with parents and pupils; one hour with civic and educational committees; one hour public educa-" tion meetings and night school; three and one-half hours devoted to keeping on the good side of his school board; four hours for meals, rest and recreation. This leaves six hours for sleep. He catches up during the summer if it is not tot. hot. Don’t waste your time envying the pool harassed school superin tendent. One of the hazards of travel on a busy highway comes from automobiles going to the left side of the road either when caused by a desire to turn in at some farm or road or in trying to pass another vehicle moving in the same direction. Once or twice recently we have noticed where acci dents occurred when mail carriers had temporarily stop ped their cars on the left of the road to deposit mail in a rural mail box situated on that side. In an effort to avoid this danger the Postoff ice Department ruled that rural mail boxes should be placed on the carrier’s right hand side to avoid this danger in pulling over to the left There would seem to he very little objection to this at first glance but it was not long before protests began to come to the Post Office Department. Parents, espec ially mothers, registered their objection to a plan which involve sending the children across the traveled highway every time they went for the mail. As far as we are concerned, we think the children are entitled to protec tion. Grown up men are better able to protect them selves than are children. Southern Pacific Lines Offer Holiday Rates Well, vve see where) some brilliant industrial leader Family reunions throughout Ore declared last week that prosperity is just around the gon and other parts of the West on corner. Thanks, we are, not losing any ground on it, so Thanksgiving Day are expected to be multiplied many-fold as a re far. Let’s hope these predicting men hold out. sult of re-establlshment of cent-a- * * is, 1SI31 Tile Drainage System Sarah An ne’s Observations of a Loafer One Tear _ Six Mentha r iViii.Ai, .iw » r.Jinr.iv BKA VERTON ENTERPRISE PAGE * Advocated by Dr. Powers Cooking Class Farmers of western Oregon who are able to finance it, can Install All over the country college stu-1 dents, business men and wo;..<n ar Competition forces improvement in tile drainage under present condi looking forward to the one day in oerry and fruit crops just as in any tions at a minimum cost and furn November sacred to the fam ily-1 ot industry or business, ac- ish some work for unemployed in T h a n k irivimr DaV The housekeep- ICü,ain« lo Dr‘ states üeor« Department B M’ Dttrrow- 1 hankigivlng Day ine nuuseaeep ;uf the United of 1 Edition, says Dr. W. L. Powers. head of the soils department at Ore ers are likewise looking forward to Agriculture, who spoke before the gon State college, who has studied and making plans for the Thanks- Hillsboro Rotary club last Thursday. giving feast. Be sure to make defin- Increasing popularity of canned pine-j the drainage problem closely fo* ite plans; the smooth running aPI,le Bnd g^peiruit make It impera- many years. Such drainage Is the • . . I A L. .. * L. . ..i. . — « « . . 1.*«# W m . > a *% till n . . W . S A M A «8 A «8 - «A A A — . — 1 - tive • that high quality be maintained first . step needed in l improving of a 1 hanksgiving dinner depends upon jn QUr ^ rry cropa and that they be third of the Willamette valley floor careful planning. Make this no_ improved if improvement is possible, soils and will decrease the unit cost With Darrow and working thru of production. table Thanksgiving in the minds of The menu given here County Agent W. F. Cyrus were Dr. ’ your family, Scarcely a quarter section la on S. M Zeller, of the Oregon Expert- ¡ is simple; by adding a few more ment station, and O. T M c W h o r t e r tho valley floor but what would dishes it can be made elaborate. of the horticultural department of benefit from some tile drainage," out of five the State College. . says Dr. Powers. . ... "Four . Menu without dl,trlct district Improvement in our strawberry farms fa™ f could be Y tiled , WithaUt. Fruit Cocktail outlet ditches, while a quarter mtl- planting stock is possible in the Roast Turkey with Dressing cp in io7 of" bo~th' DarrowYnd Zeller, »on acres need either community or , Variations in type, productiveness lstr ct out e 8‘ Cranberry Jelly Giblet Gravy and resistence to disease are appar- "Drainage is the most permanent Rice fields and by talc-; improvement that can be put on the Creamed Peas c-nt in our berry Carrots Butter ing advantage of the favorable var- i farm> and one that ne6dt no fire in- Rolls iations in these respects an im- ¡ &urance to protect It. Removing the Congealed Apple Salad Pickles proved planting stock may be de- excess water improves soil structure, Olives Celery veloped. Darrow. is in direct charge increases the root pastures and ln- Pumpkin Pie Salted Nuts of all the berry investigation work creaaes the usable moisture during Mints for the Department of Agriculture t growing season. Drainage af- Coffee at Washington and has been w°rk- ¡ fOTds better air circulation, makes Turkey Dressing lng in Oregon and the Pacific North sod warmeri aids decay and nit- rification, lengthens the Combine equal parts of bread west for more than a year. growing All the work of improvement in prevents either erosion or crumbs and corn bread. Add 1 onion definite: ... . 2-3 cup celery, which has been berries is made with , a ... accumulation of oxlc acids or alkoli Darrow chopped, salt and pepper. Moisten specific purpose in mind. with liquor from the turkey. Add 2 praised the Oregon strawberry, stUL- a p a , preVentS heavin« or ire***ng ing that it is the nicest flavored j ou ' eggs and 1 hard boiled egg. Any COunty agent or the soils ex- Mix thoroughly and fm the turkey berry that is grown anywhere. This The remaining dressing brown and is the leading variety in the county tens¡on specialist will assist in lay- for barreling but improvement is ing out a tile drainage system which serve with the turkey. possible as a berry that is some- ¡ can be developed gradually as mon- Cranberry Jelly what more firm and that will not i ey and time are available, says Dr 4 cups cranberries 1 cup water cook u, is desirable. Canning and Howers. Many farmers begin wilh processing of berries is centered in the most necessary unit first, being 2 cups sugar “ Pacific Northwest. There are careful to keep accurate maps so Wash cranberries, add water, “ the Cook until tenuer, about fifteen certain definite reasons for this. extensions may be made later. Tile Berries of good quality are grown ’ beat bought in not less than a minutes. ,e carload )ot he says Remove from fire and press here and there is a dependable sup-' through a colander. Add sugar and ply available every year for canning Seasonable drainage activities for Doll about five minutes or until and processing purposes. I n the jelly. Fill molds and set aside to east, in years of a short production, the late fall include cleaning out most of the berry crop will go into dead furrows and other surface runs cool. fresh fruit while here the supply for and seeing that all present tile out- Congealed Apple Salad any particular purpose is less sub- lets are clear so that water will not ject to extreme variations. i stand on the surface, Dr. Powers I cup chopped apples, Aside from the work with straw- concluded, 1 cup shredded cabbage, berries Darrow mentioned the work 1-2 cup shredded olives, that is being done In attempting t o ! --------------------- 1 package lime jello, Dissolve lello in a pint of boiling develop a blackberry of good size The Rev. Blake Smith, 29-year-old water. Stir until dissolved. Add an(t quality that will have the flavor Baptist minister, who has just as- apples, cabbage and nuts after jello °f the native blackberry of this ¡;umed the presidency c f Hardin Col- One or two favorable lege, Mexico, Me. is the youngest has become thick enough to hold country. in place. Serve on lettuce with types of this have been found and college president in the United States further testing may prove some of mayonnaise. these of considerable economic im -; — -----r *-*-— » - iW—- - ‘----- ~ Pumpkin Pie portance. 3 eggs. LUNCH COUNTER 1- 2 teaspoon salt, A persual of the new city direc 2- 3 cup sugar, and tory of Washington, D. C., reveals 1 1-2 cups milk, that there reside in the city 6 Tho 1 1-2 cups cooked pumpkin, BILLARD PARLOR mas Jeffersons, 11 James Madisons, 1 teaspoon cinnamon, 9 James Munroes, 15 Andrew Jack- MAPF.S A SON 1 teaspoon ginger , sons, 8 William Harrisons, 11 John Beat the eggs lightly, add salt. Tylera 3 Jamea K Polks, 1 Zachary In Manning Building sugar and beat again. ,, , , , ,rat Ua y Taylor, 6 James Buchanans, 15 An- aud milk, cooked pumpkin, cinnamon .. . .. ... . . ... ..... . . drew Johnsons, 4 William McKln- MERCHANTS LUNCH and ginger. Add filling to crust. . . . .. ..... , . . , .... , le>s, 4 Benjamin Harrisons, 2 Wood- .i»v.*!- c - v - »«’,, v. a Cook for ten minutes in oven 450 de- ..... „ , , , , . ' ‘ ' .. . —. . tow Wilsons, and 1 each James A. i grees, then reduce heat to 325 de- . . „ . , Garfield and Herbert Hoover. In grees and cook for thirty minutes. [ tbe a George Washington and V A V . V r ’ ^ A W J V J W . W V W W A good part of this dinner can j m, wlfe Martha fcre ,,stea be prepared the day before; giv-j HARDWARE ing the home maker more time to After 7 years of planning and re- be with her guests. Plumbing and Heating I vision of specifications, Installation of the world’s largest church organ, F. W . BISHOP which will contain 18,729 pipes, has Beaverton, Oregon been startt. In St. Matthew's Luth Phone 200.1 For COLDS, COUGHS eran Church at Hanover, Pa. ■ V Z A W A V . V A Y . W A W . W / i Sore throat, muscular rheu matic aches A pains, apply Mus- terole, the "counter-irritant” a a A New Canned Product * mtle roundtrlp transportation fares Southern Pacific Lines for that AT ALL DRUGGISTS There are any number of citizens in this republic on holiday. Plans for renewul of the who now start their remarks by saying, “'once upon a bargain fares were announced yes terday by C. E. Allen, local agent time, I had a job.” for the railroad. W .W V .W V .V . * * * Timed so as to just precede and DEFECTS OF Include Thanksgiving Day, dates on Saving time is a good habit, if you do anything with which trips may be started under SPINAL BALANCE the plan will be Tuesday, Wednes it after you save it. day. and Thursday, November 24, 25 and 26. C. E. Allen stated, with a return limit of December 3. length \ / W j determine the effect c f various fer- of th# return ,lmit lR expec. ON OREGON FARMS i tilizers on yield and quality of ,ed to provlde ample time for trips prunes, nitrogen produced a substan- ..baok hofn„.. to dlstant pomt, on increase in the growth of the Pacific's lines, he said, KLAMATH FALL» Late plant- ttal trees. The four pound applications' It was pointed out that the cent-a- inga of Aatoria bent grass aeem to of ammonia nul'ate per tree, how be making a remarkable growth on ever. had a det-imental effect on mlle fares will be of paitlcular inter- f • \ the Geary Brothers ranch near here ,T T ’ a .2T.T., " » Til ” **2 '"...'" est ,0 0 r*Knn football fans content ' Ì \ report. County Agent C. A. Hendsi- ln‘ * low drying VYt ' IY - b t » Y Y l ^ ' pl*t‘ n* th* l , ‘ P to Sun Francisco for I •on, who inspected the planting dur * the Thanksgiving Day battle be \ ing the latter part of October. E a r - j tween “ Doc” Spears" Oregon con ker plantings have made a dense ~___________ querers of New York University and sod and are «till providing consider- 8T HKLKN» Considerable inter-I "Slip ’ Madtgan’s Oolloptng Gaels of able pasture for •heep. Henderson e,t *■ bem* «»»own In the charpltt- St. Mary’s College. ing method of burning stumps by Territory involved •aya. i» .i . ?* . , In , 20 . ®r more types are . now recog. j Columbia county farmers, many of offer reaches from Portland to El ' " nized as the Cause of Disease --------------- whom have been consulting with Paso und from San Francisco to «’ounty Agent George Nelson on th» Ogden. Salt Lake City included. C. SCIENTIFIC DIAGNOSIS Alfred Werth of Hoik , ubjeCt Nelsone plan to hold a de- _ DALLA» _ . E. Allen said. Roundtrip tickets County by utilising some road grad- monM,ratlfin m(. „ lnK ,n th„ near fu. will be sold on a basis c f three- plus Ing equipment located in hi. vicinity. turp OB the charplutnK of atum fifths the cost of the usual one-way c o r r e c t iv e : a d ju st m e n t s levelled and dyked about five acre-. whlch he „ y , ,0 ^ a fc„ fare, he added, with tickets good on will prevent Disease and o f land In approximately a day’. lblp mith<H, involving only labor either coach or Pullman trains, Promote your Health time this fall, according to J. K. with no outlay for other expenses. i Record travel for the holidays is Beck, county agent, who aaeieted In ^ anticipated. the operation. Fred and T. J. X RAY SERVICE Werth are also putting some land Consult Croat Country Run Eliminated under Irrigation this fall. Mr. Beck ■ays. Come i n m d Oregon State College. Corvallis, DR. ERNEST G. WIF.SE _________ Nov. IS i®— a he ne miiituti * 9 « annual rroira cross couiury n renew il next | run between the harriers oi the Uni- CHIROPRACTIC SPECIALIST ROBEBUKO- In a recently com- verslty ftmr you ty of Oregon and Oregon State _ # 520-521 Morgan Bldg pleted test in which R. B. Mont- has been called off this year at the town Re. sutsst 802 - ! y Office BE 5864 gomery of Looking Glass cooperated request of Unlveralty athletic *ttk County Agent 3. C. Ueedy unofficial* a. ilnnnnnnnnnrmnnn........... r A BOTTLE TABLE ¡CREAM Q j ^7 ! 1 1a IP Has Your subscription Expired? MA^vwwswwvvvvvvvw A BOTUE W h ip p in g cream M sees; /^REAM, true cream In tin cans, sterilized to keep, easy to whip, and good to use with coffee or cereal on the one hand, or to whip on the other, Is now avail able for use on the seven seas, in northern and southern pleasure resorts, and In the ever Increasing apartment house dwellings In our big cities. It is undistinguishable in taste from fresh cream, and re tails at about the same figure that bottled cream does. This is good news for house wives. and the canned cream has this additional advantage in the matter of economy that, due to the fact that there Is a finer sub division of the portions of fat, It will go further In coffee than a like amount of regular cream. The sterilized cream disperses more finely and evenly, and consequent ly has more "whiting” power. This new product now makes it possible for the first time to have real cream on the tables of ships on long voyages, In the tropics and in all places where It was never before possible. To whip it, chill the cream for several hours —twenty-four or more for best re sults—and chill the utensils with which you whip it as well. Where simply a rich, heavy cream Is de sired, it can be used Just as it comes from the can and It needs no chilling. To show how far this cream has already traveled in tropical coun tries Martin Johnson sent back a letter from South Africa praising Its convenience and fresh flavor while on “ safari."* Headers of this newspaper are invited to send in. for , Ca! 10n’ a*ly l\cm which they think will prove inter- : o our readers. Names must be siimed for identi* but will not be published.
