PAO! I
BEAVERTON
F R ID A Y . JU L Y 20, 1934
E N T E R P R IS E
Education Meet
At U. 0 . Success
B E A V H tì^ S ^ N T B lP R IS E
Cold Mouthful
H i-M W
to
H ealth
Eugene, Ore., July 20—Education,
A y - A D A ,R --M A V N E
particu'arly higher education, is not
Published Friday of each week by the Pioneer Publishing Co., st Beaverton
lagging behind in a world of rapidly
Or«. Enured aa sninn-f -|~-i matter at the postoffice at Beaverton, Ore.
changing social orders, ideas and
ideals. Educators are as anxious and
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Apricot Ice Cream (2 qte)
Subecrtptlen Rates
FRESH APRICOT DESSERTS
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eager as anyone else to cast aside :
One Year -
1 4 cups sugar
ion for fresh apricots is
The season
____ AO Subscriptions Payable in
jold traditions and me,hods and em
SU Months
3
cups apricot pulp and juice
comparatively short and a few sug-
bark upon new experiments. Further-
14 tsp vanilla
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Ap-
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t 3 cups rich milk
more higher education can be looked •b
Portland Office—*08 Dekum Bldg., Phone ATwater 5914
ricots are not only delicious in flavor | 1 cup heavy cream
¡upon as the guide that will lead civil
but have real food value as they carry
1 tbsp lemon juice
ization on to greater progress, and
Investing in Better Living
4 tap salt
both mineral elements and vitamihs.
steer it around pitfalls and might
Mix apricots with sugar and stir
There
are
literally
scores
of
ways
to
T o buy a modern home, small or large, expensive or in
bring about ruin.
serve apricots. Apricots are delicious j until dissolved. When ready to freeze
Educators of today, although deeply
expensive, is to make an investment in better living.
iadd remaining ingredients and mix
sliced and served with cream and su-
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'thoroughly.
Freeze using 3 parts
engrossed with the complex problems
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Building costs are still well below normal levels.
of their institutions, are wide awake t o , Kar- They may be eaten alone at the joj-yghed ice to 1 of salt.
When very
There are plenty of skilled and unskilled workmen. When
I the fact that they and their projects beginning cr end of the meal, or cam - stiff remove paddle and pack in salt
we build we give men jobs and not only get a bargain for
It's a trick to nold liquid air, at |are vitally concerned with business. ! bined with breakfast cereals. A fa-land ice.
ourselves, but advance recovery by stimulating purchasing 312 degrees below zero, in your mouth, finance, politics, social planning and j vorite salad is made of halved or
but Elliott James does it as part of the ¡other present day phases of society, sliced apricots with a generous sprink-
power and industrial production.
These conclusions were reached by i Ung of grated cheese and nuts for j
Apricot Box Cake
show In the Science theater of th#
There are few better slogans than “ Build Now— Re free
more than 600 people who attended garnish. For variety they may be
new World’s Fair in Chicago.
the University of Oregon's Higher used with cottage or cream cheese | Cut an even slice from the top of
pair N ow."
Education Conference July 11 to 14, and with either French or fruit diess- :a sponge cake, using a very sharp
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on the campus at Eugene.
knife. Hollow out the lower part of
ing.
Two “ Blessed Events”
BE GIVEN COUNTY IN U. S.
The conference here drew many
the
cake and half fill with fresh or
Fresh apricots, made into a sauce
SHOWING BEST 4-H WORK unexpected delegates from the entire and served with vanil’a ice cream, is stewed apricots, that have been
An Astoria man gives a gypsy $550 “ to bless” and a
Pacific Coast and northwest and from delicious. The sauce is made by cook sweetened and drained of all syrup.
Portland woman hands over -jewelry valued at $125 for The finest community building such states ag Wisconsin, New Mexi- i ing for five minutes, the sliced fruit Cover apricots with a thick layer of
blessing according to the Morning Oregonian.
Several which can be built and equipped for co, New York, Illinois and other parts
, , .with a half cup of sugar and half cup sweetened whipped cream. Replace
the top slice of cake and spread
$
10,000
will
be
given
without
lien
or
tl_t
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water
for each cup of fruit used.
days later they returned to claim their possessions. The
that educators and others predicted it
obligation to the county in the United
Other ways of serving apricots are: quickly with a cake icing made by
gypsies had left for parts unknown. What costly “ Blessed States showing the most effective would serve as the first and the mod
stirring 1 cup confectioner’s sugar
el of scores 'o f such gatherings in all
into 1 unbeaten egg white and 1 tbsp.
Events" and we might add “ Let this be a lesson to you.”
4-H program in 1934 in a contest just
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parts of the United States.
Apricot
Marshmallow
Pudding
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syrup
drained from apricots to a
announced by the National Committee i K
1 cup coarse bread crumbs
on Boys and Girls club Work.
smooth consistency. When ready to
Business Shows Curtailment of Production
1 cup apricot pulp
All the winning community is asked
serve, cut the iced cake into squares
2
tsp
lemon
juice
Roll Call in Congre»
Business has entered into the expected seasonal decline to do is to furnish the site for the There is no requirement that the 2 cups milk
or rectangles. If desired, the cake
edifice and set up an incorporated
3 egg yolks
that always conies with the summer.
may be served with vanilla ice cream
body to provide perpetual care and roll be called at the beginning of each
cinnamon
piled on top.
The Analyist brings up the moot question as to wheth upkeep, and a program of activities day'« session of congress. It is called 4 4 c tsp
sugar
at the opening of the term to ascer- j
designed
to
promote
the
welfare
of
er we are now entering a mild, temporary recession, or
6 marshmallows
tain whether all the states are repre-
the community.
Put the crumbs into a buttered bak
whether uncertainty as to the future will cause the decline
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FINLEY A «ON
This handsome building is designed | th, Sl,taker of fhe house of ^
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ing dish and sprinkle with cinnamon.
Funeral Directors
to continue until the elections are over. One person’s an to increase interest in 4-H club train- | Hon.
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dent of the senate before an action Add apricots and lemon juice. Add
Montgomery St,
4th
swer is as good as another’s. However, it may be expected ing and foster the most wholesome re which requires a two-thirds vote. For finely cut marshmallows.
Mix re
to Fifth
lations
in
country
and
town
life.
that until the temper of the voting public toward national
the rest of the time, a roll call may maining materials as for custard and
Motor Equipment,
The
winning
county
will
be
chosen
be
bad whenever any member cares add to pudding. Bake slowi'y (300 de
Staff & Facilities tot
policies is shown, capital will naturally be inclined to be from the highest scoring county in
to raise the point of no quorum, If a grees) for 1 hour. Top with meringue
Serving Portland and
cautious.
each of the four extension divisions substantial minority supports his re and brown in oven, or with whipped
its Suburbs
The next decisive change so far as business at large is of the country, the eastern, southern quest. It requires 35 minutes to call cream.
western and northern.
Each of the the roll in the house; in the senate,
concerned is likely to come through reorganization of three
remaining high scoring counties considerably less time. When a part
NRA. Main changes in the NRA will be to modify govern will be awarded a $ 1,000 cash prize to of one of the bodies desires to delay
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mental regulatory activities, permit business to rule itself be used to promote the welfare of the proceedings for one reason or another, ?
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frequent and repeated roll calls help T
community.
under federal supervision.
Doing this would eliminate
to
accomplish
the
purpose.
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The contest is open to every county
many current criticisms of the NRA— a sizable part of the in the United State« with an enroll
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public believes that it now represents rampant bureaucracy ment of 100 or more 4-H members.
First Iron Ship
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of the most dangerous kind. There will be a good deal of This contest .it is hoped and ex The earliest use of Iron In ship
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pected,
will
prove
of
great
inspiration
building, either for the frame or
speculation as to N RA’S future until an official pronounce
and future benefit to the 4-H club sheathing, was in 1816 when Thomas
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ment is made by the President.
movement in bringing to light success Wilson, a Scotch boathullder, began
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ful achievements of county club or the construction of the Vulcan In Lan
ganizations.
The rules of the contest arkshire, Scotland. It maintained a
Pomp and ceremony vanished in thin air when Gen.
soon to be distributed to club leaders, passenger service for over half a cen
Hugh Johnson landed at the Portland airport Sunday. A encourage them to enPist the aid of all tury and was the pioneer of the iron
lone newspaper reporter was on hand to greet the Blue social, civic, rural and other group« and steel merchant marine. The first
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Eagle Chief, as apparently the hour was too early for the in furthering the 4-H program and iron ship in this country was the John
aiding in the presentation of the coun Randolph, riveted together at Savan
regular reception committee to he around.
However, ty's progress. County reports must nah in 1834 of plates shipped from Eng-
the committee should be credited with arriving in time for be in the hands of the state extension land. The old gunboat Wolverine, for-
office on or before January 15, 1935. merlly the Michignn, was launched In
a hand shake before the visitor left for a hotel.
It is planned to dedicate the building • 1843 and is the oldest iron-hulled ship
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Pumps, Oxfords, Straps, Ties, Sandals, Brogues
afloat in the world. The Great East
late next summer.
ern. used as a cable-laying ship, was
The man who wins is the one who pitches in and
Some Evening Shoes Included
of Iron.
does the best he can with what he has— Ex.
OREGON CITIES TO BE
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SURVEYED BY EXPERT*
Bring a Friend, Buy 2 Pair for the Price of 1
A King Was Cold
Oregon s independent candidates for governor seems Three cities in Oregon, to be chosen
judge's ermine and the mayor’s
to be the fad this year. Wonder who will file next, there’s for their reputation as well governed fur Tha
$6 Shoes, 2 Pr f o r .........$6
collar are relics of the times when |
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plenty o f time to get a real good assortment to choose from municlpuilitles, will be surveyed by ex the temperatures of law courts and Y
perts under the direction of the banqueting halls in England made •*<
$5 Shoes, 2 Pr for ...... $5
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League of Oregon Cities, as part of them not an ornament but a necessity. X
Other Editor* Say—
$4 Shoes, 2 Pr f o r ........... $4
the organization’« program of main Even at coronations It wus hopeless •{«
One o f our friends was telling us the way to enjoy a taining a clearing house on municipal to try to warm the Abbey, so the king X
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BUY 2 PAIR FOR TH E
affairs, it has been announced here by snd his sugust subjects were warmed •!<
garden. One must put one’s self j , into it,
and
know
the
joy
.
«■ - , Herman Kehrll, executive secretary instead, and modern sovereigns have X.
PRICE OF 1 PAIR
of working into one’s garden. J He
many
me league
.eague and
ana director
a,rector or
uni- cause to remember how chilly their an- ¡5
It? t told
o l d o of f t the
he m
a n y l i t t l e e, ! or
of the
of me
the Uni-
Sizes 3 to 10 Widths AAAA to C
nomes Here that reveal contentment and happiness through versity ot Oregon's bureau or muni- cestors felt when they In turn stifle
(Not ap sizes & widths in every
under the same heavy fur rotten. So
cipai
research
and
service.
their lovely gardens, vegetables and flowers. Those homes ------------- - ‘ “J -------
pattern)
Oregon City will be the first to be cold were the homes of England that
radiate an atmosphere of tranquility and security that surveyed, and Charles McKinley, pro those who could nflford it even slept
fessor of political science at Reed In fur. at.-» an old account hook men
* Hosiery Sale
NewtSReport>? ble i,npression aiul creates civic pride.— College, will be in charge. Mr. Mc tions the purchase of 17 skins to make
Kinley is also a member of the Port- a nightgown for Queen Elizabeth.
First Quality, All Silk. Full Fash
Smart Hand Bags
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i land City planning commission, and is
ioned, Chiffon or Service Weight,
White, Black, Gray
Reinforced Toe and Heel
Rnnep^li^i^ there is this question:
When President ““
ttn exPert ■
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■ work.
Brown, Blue
two other cities, one of
i l S iaini 3in u iPort,an<l harbor, will the longshore-'
2
Pr
$1.35
GREYHOUND COFFEE SHOP
men let him land?— Woodburn Independent.
a populat,on from 8,000 to 12,000 and
79c
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the other from 2000 to 2500, will be
Feature«
25c
Dinners
69c
Pair
announced
later.
S E A T T U B TO B E HOSTS TO
pany'e territory, have been announced
"Oregon City was chosen as the Beer on Draught 5 and 10c Glasses
H O L S T E IN B R E E D E R * IN lt!U
by J. T. Saunders, vice president in first city to be surveyed because of
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the fine reputation it ha« established
The annual National Convention of charge of system freight traffic.
Express Office—Stage Depot
for
financial
administration
and
effi
Effective
August
1,
Herman
W.
the Holsteln-Priueiaa association of
America, th« largest pure bred live Klein, now general freight agent of cient service during the recent years,”
511 S. W. Broadway, nr Washington, Portland, Ore. 'j;
stock recording association in the the railroad's central district at San said Mr. Kehrll. "This reputation has
world, will be held in Seattle on June Francisco, will be advanced to the been established by the testimony of
EARLY BUYING W ILL BE EASY BUYING $
fi, IMA.
This will be the first time same position at Portland to take city officials who have received many
the organisation has ever held its con charge of freight traffic matters on helpful suggestions from the officials
of Oregon City during recent years,
vention on tha Pacific Coast. The the company's rail lines in Oregon.
Klein takes over his duties in this and by the testimony of business and
1M5 annual masting will be the Gott
en Anniversary of the organisation of state after nearly 25 years service I financial agencies that come in oon-
this association, and plans are now wlth the railroad, starting as a clerk, ¡tact with cities throughout the state.’’
beiag outlined to make the Seattle He succeeds W. W. Hale who has been
When the survey Is completed copies
convention one of tha most outstand promoted to Southern Pacific's offices will be sent out to all civic officials,
ing meetings in the history of the as in Houston, Texas.
and to anyone else Interested, it is
O R E G O N TRAIL
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sociation, both from an educational
P A C E
stated
It is planned to publish the
A.
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CAÍ T y
K i t
and an entertainment standpoint.
In the State of Vermont auto driv findings in The Commonwealth Re
85 h o r s e p o w e r y 8 e n g i n e s
All Holstein breeders in the West ing licenses are issued only to persons view, journal of the college of social
pluA v PIONEER. PARADE,
science of the University of Oregon.
should begin now to make their plans who have paid the poll tax.
► PARADE«/ PROCHE//
to attend the Seattle convention
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Without a doubt it will be the great-
y ‘
est convention in the 50 years of the
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history of the aworlatlon.
Holstein
breeders wishing to obtain additional
information on the convention should
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(Hemorrhoids)
a ' A V '
see Wm F. Cyrus, County Agricultur
Rectal Ailments
al Agent or write H. A. Mathlesen.
Western Representative of the Nation
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Colitis
al Htfsteln association at the Citizens
E L IM IN A T E D
Bank Building. Portland. Oregon.
H. EL JEFFRIE«, Publisher
OREGON
DAIRY COUNCIL
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