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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1934)
State House Gossip BY ERNEST L. GRAY Continued from Page 1 Oregon Manufacturers say Make this an Oregon Xmas Hi M / a y t o H l a l t h Baskets o f selected Oregon food A y - A t> Rr- M A Y Kl E ent persons over that age may have products as Christmas gifts are to at least $60 a month may not be the be featured this year in retail stores exact form wanted, but It is a defin throughout the state as a part of the ite basis for some State Pension pro "Sell Oregon to Ourselves” campaign posal. The plan as amended by the Date paste More Holiday Cookies County Judges will be presented to of the Oregon Manufacturers associa Cream butter until soft add sugar tion. The manufacturers of articles the State Legislature. other than food products also are and cream again until smooth. Sift • • • • These just couldn't be enough cook presenting «special Christmas attrac flour then measure > . Resift with Customers of business houses and ies made for the Holiday Season. the general public wishing to step tions. No other one confection can be put 1®°'*a and then combine with the into various offices to use telpehones "Make this an Oregon Christmas” to as many uses as cookies during rolled oats- Add the dry ingredients were up in arms the past week at is the slogan being adopted in fac- this season of the year. Packed alternately with the milk. Divide the manner which the Telephone tories and stores. Employees in fac- carefully and wrapped in gay colors dou8h in half. Roll out to about 1-8 Company has taken to one phase of tories throughout Oregon are being tf,ey mage acceptable gifts. For the ' “ Ch in thickness. Spread with date the Putftic Utilities Commissioner's reached by special messages request- \ Christmas basket they are most ap- Pastt Cover with the other half I order issued a short time ago. ing that they "kill two birds with one 1 propriate and too, they answer answer for for o l the douBh that has been rolled • • • • stone” by buying Oregon made goods the informal entertaining that falls out lo the jarne thickness and simi- True, the order of the Commission as Christmas presents, thereby stim- ) upon moat of us during the holidays. lar ahaPe to the first half. Cut in er featured the reduction in Tele ulating Oregon business and build- Here are a number of cookie reci- rectangular strips about 3 Vi inches phone rates which all parties would ing payroll«; and relieving unemploy- pe8 that wia help fill the need for and ^ inches wide Bake in moder- ate oven to golden brown. •• • * busy season of the year. share, and true . ihe order was en ment. this * * * • joined by the Tdlqphone Company, * • • • Santa Claus Cookies but the Court Injunction applied only Spltle Cookies State Hort Meeting to the reduction in rates, not to oth 1 cup sugar er phases of the order upon which Draws Big Attendance j 4 cups sifted flour 1 egg j 4 tsp soda the phone companies would seeming Vi cup butter 2 tsp phosphate B. P. ly eventually benefit. That is the A two-day program crammed full Vi cup milk 2 tsp cinnamon cause of the recent complaints. of reports and discussions dealing 2 tsp baking powder j Vi tsp cloves • • • • with all phases of the tree fruit in 2 cups flour 1 tsp vanilla One clause instructed telephone dustry drew nearly 200 growers and 2 to 2Vi cups flour 2 cups chopped nuts companies to .restrict the use of others interested to the forty-ninth Vi tsp salt 2 lbs dates business phones to the general pub annual meeting of the Oregon State 1 tsp salt 2 cups sugar lic, requiring placing private phones Horticultural society held at Hood Cream butter well, add sugar and 1 cup butter out of convenient reach and to in River December 10 and 11. the egg. Combine dry ingredients 3 eggs stall pay phones where the traffic Elmo Chase of Eugene, was chosen and add alternately with milk. Fin 3 tsp buttermilk would require. It is not the fault of as the new president, succeeding Sift dry ingredients and combine ally stir in vanilla. Extra flour may the business firms, nor necessarily John H. Mohr, of Hood River. Other with dates and nuts. Cream butter be Uded to facilitate in handling the that of the telephone company. Or new officers are Elmer Chastain, and augar, add well beaten eggs, but- d°ugh. Roll thin, brush with egg ders are orders where they arc not Milton, first vice-president; Col. termilk and vanilla. Combine with white and cut in Christmas designs, enjoined. Thousands of complaints Gordon Voorhies, Medford, second dry ingredients and drop by spoon- Santa Claus, trees, animals, etc. Col- against the ruling have been filed vice president and Dan Pf f r^ ! fuls onto an aluminum cookie sheet. ! ored «ugar raisins, nuts, citron, with the commission by citizens. Hood River third vice president. O. Bake 375 F. until a golden brown. dates may be used for facial features * • • • • T. McWhorter, O. S. C., was reelect ' Bake in a moderate oven. Last Saturday the sale of new ed secretarytreasurer, and Raymond Date Sandwich Cookies automobile license plates was star W. Peter, Medford, was reelected to % cup butter ted. And while the new plates are another three-year term as trustee. Special! Limited Time Only 1 cup brown sugar appearing on cars ,lt ia predicted the Other trustees whose terms hold Get your Infra-Ray over are Glenn B. Marsh Hood 114 cups rolled oats present plates will be the cheapest O 1 1 Croqulgnole 4 tsp soda that automobile owners, particularly River, and Howard S. Merriam. Permanent W a v e 1 V* cups pastry flour owners of heavier cars, will ever Goshen. NOW! * * * • V* cup milk again be able to purchase. Either a A Reg. graduated scale for autos will be In $3.50 Y'alue H. L. Depp for Expert voked by the new legislature or a Including Hot Oil personal property tax on cars will be Shampoo, Finger- Watch Repairing atwessed. Increased demands for The Best 25c wave a«d Haircut. Our years’ exr Have your watch rebuilt factory1 plates at this early date have already penlence ami reliability is your Meal in Town! methods, new dials and glasses. \ been noticed. guarantee. Your watch can be made to look like j • * • • • Margit’s Beauty Shop new again and keep perfect time. | The State Legislative Taxation Rebuilt Wrist Watches at 1-3 regular 601 Lumbermens Bldg. BE. 9608 Yamhill at Park Committees will have the hardest Price, like new. H. L. DEPP, 417 5th & Stark Evening appointment duties at the coming session attempt S. W. Broadway, AT. 6922. ing to balance the demands for relief against dearest ed tax revenues. An Interesting study of some phases of Give Your Picture our taxation problems has jus*, been For a Christmas Present made by the Tax Commission. The Studio Classique (801 Dekum For Instance tables show that total Bldg.,) Is offering special rates for property taxes have decreased over Xmas photos . . . We guarantee B u s i n e ss Education 8V6 mililon dollars the past four to produce lifelike pictures . . . Scholarship— a Job In yeura from $50,222,606 to $41,572.394 See our display in the entrance to Utility taxes have decrea«ied the least, the Dekum Bldg., and be convinced. surance for today— Pro less than half a million in that time, • • • * motion for tomorrow. from seven and a half millions to lit Gilbert tle more than seven million, or six per cent. James J. Gilbert has opened an Optical and Jewelery Store at 819 o l l e ® . On the other hand it Is revealed that S. W. Morrison street near 9th ave real property taxes have decreased nue. Jim, born and raised in Port BU S l N f ^ 16% or two and half times more than land, has been associated with one p o m AND. OftKOOM Ill E It IL Y CHILISTIIIAS utility taxes from 37 million to 31V4 of the large local jewelry concerns »Eaton 3130 million. The largest proportion of until about a year ago when he 1024 S. W. SALMON at 11 Ave. • decrease has been in personal prop moved to Los Angeles where he did erty, from more than five million to post-graduate work under Dr. Harry three million the past four years. Foug, recognized as one of the lead Decrease in personal property taxes ing optometrists on the Pacific coast. was declared due to lower inventories All types of jewelry will be stocked o f merchants brought on by the in this new modern store, as well as growth of chain stores. nationally known brands of watches. < < < • « • The optical equipment is of the very Last year the State, in addition to neweet and most f scientific. New ! the property taxes, collected thirteen chrome steel chairs with air cush- 1 and a half million dollurs In addi ions afford patrons complete relax tional taxes, such as gas tax and ation. others, Including motor, license and Income taxes. Largest results are obtained by a j A new commission looms for the small classified ad. State. The Legislature will be called upon to consider creation of an ath letic commission to rule boxing and L T T R “ I t X I ' K ---------------- wrestling. The chief o f this commis OIL PUSH W AVE sion would be named by Ooveror PERMANENT Martin, and he would name, reports Th l» p f r n m n c n l reatifre« state, Earl Goodwin, his congression n o fl ng rrw a v r*. Ge t thl* al private secretary ax ardent fol w o n d e rf ul wav* and do away with the I n c o n lower of these sporta. ven ience o f flnirerwaves. OREGON DAIRY COUNCIL $ 1.95 ■4 tsp vanilla Cream butter, add sugar gradually while beating constantly; add eggs well beaten, melted chocolate, walnut meats chopped, salt, vanilla and sift ed flour. Drop a tiny amount from tip of spoon on greased tin sheet one inch apart and bake in moderate oven (375 degrees.) UlKH-dtate Cookies tj cup butter 1 cup sugar 2 eggs 2-3 cup flour 2 squares chocolate lcup walnut meats cut in large pieces H tsp salt Geo. L. Rauch Attorney at Law Yeon Bldg. BE. 1101 Portland fa ù J û m n A . n ju d iy iq A . COPELAND LUMBER CO. Multnomah, Oregon ATwater 1935 Y U L E T ID E W ood’s Lunch Best Gift of All YULETIDE GOOD WISHES Colossus Belting & Packing Co. Broadway Book Service 521 S. W . Broadway C o m p le t e 1 « ,9 5 wi th S h a m p o o ■ Be,. 17.50 H. C. Spring * ELAINE wrapped for mailing line of Oregon made . . . Magazine sub gift book orders . . until 9 30. AT 1 S 7 1 — Evening Appointm ents i Ì .I Ì H J The Gift Of Glasses ÜOMPLETE1 CH RISTM AS TURKEY DINNER 30C ALL HOURS DAY AND NIGHT Tuesday sou p SALAD Brings the Satisfaction of Eye Comfort and Clear Vision YOU MAY OBTAIN A GIFT CERTIFICATE AT D. Chambers & Sons Itroadwny at Yumhill with Chqatnut Dressing and Fresh Cranberry Sauce POTATOES VEGliTABUCS Hot Mince Pie. Brandy Sauce or other desserts Coffee Tea Milk DE LUXE CAFE 1534 SW Waiih4ngt.ni iH«r 18th A L W A Y S OPEN : Front & Main St. Portland, Oregon Austin Western Road Machinery Co. 81 S. E. Yamhill St. EAst 6600 Portland, Oregon > S ¡ > S i 5 S i 5 S . > 3 < 5 S . 5 S < 3 S . 5 S )5 S - . S 3 i 5 S í 5 > r . . £ » I jjj jjJ .M .k iii.id j.iJ .i i.i.id J .ù jj V • ' • • • • • • « i , j i n iu jij ¿ for phenomenal values in high grade musical instru ments. u jr f t' rCSjprru QDrrru tChristmasJ1 M Come in a musician - salesman will assist you to choose wisely Portland’s Portland Progressive M A L T E D M IL K Portland SEIBERLING & LUCAS MUSIC CO. y y SACRIFICED TIRES Sandwich Shops Montana Assay Office F E A TU R E M ETTER Q V A L ITY M E R C H A N D IS E A T C H E A P E R P R IC E S Wi n. \ l\ PORTLAND O N E OK T IIE A T ANY HANDY STOP El YE (U eííQ i& t MALTED MICK AND SANDWICH SHOPS ° Ver8tOCk °J b r e a d s to Sell at the Old Price«. Don't take -Chances o.i ycur Smooth Tires Turn rhrm ^ ~ ~ anteed Retreads at th. following prices " ° Ur ° Uar' 30x34 30x4.50 i T k ll 500x19 -,r-\:l 6.00x19 6.00x21 610 SW 2nd Ave. : AT. 2726 Chemists, Assayers A Metallurgists STORKS Highest Prices Paid for bmtmas 3 ou OLD GOLD and SILVER M S. W. Morr;«.un Between 4th and 3th Oregon AND i if Geo. 1 larris 240 S. W. First Ave., 5 Music Headquarters for 26 Years HARRIS SUPPLY CO. in ; R O AST YO U N G O R E GO N T U R K E Y A T . 4191 Barde Steel Co. SEE OUR WINDOWS SHOPPE 111 M u l n ? Bid*.. B u b . S t b »l . « t h - S t h Toys ready . . Exclusive wool animals scriptions . . Open evenings Jack Barde u ff C m We do Kegrooving and $2.75 2.95 . 3.50 3.95 . 4.25 . 5.75 . 6.25 Other Sizes Accordingly guaranteed Tire Repairing at ism,-at Price«. ROY’S TIRE SHOP 723 W . Burnside Nr. Broadway BEacon 3870
