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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 1, 1935)
T A OE * BFAYEHTON State House Gossip R PAVHgQMaaë*BMTERPRISE BY ERNEST L. GRAY Continued from Page 1 F R ID A Y . F E B R U A R Y 1. 1935 E N T E R P R IS E Small Truck Owners Make Appeal to Legislature Hi-W ay / to H ealth With a direct appeal to the present IL H. JEFFRIES. Publisher tors who know what had taken place, legislative session, the Farm and In- Preliminary recall petitions were dependent Truck Owners’ aseocia- Published Friday of each week by the Pioneer Publishing Co., at Beaverton, filed late Saturday by supporters o f tion of Salem, Oregon, is subinit*ing Ore. Entered as second-da»« matter at the poetoffice at Beaverton, Ore. the Townsend plan. legislation designed to prevent dras- * • • • • i tic laws affecting small truck opera- Subscription Rates Recall threats were made when tors. ____ fl.00 Three Months ------------ ......$ 35c One Tear ._ chopped marshmallow, (Server eight Pointing to ieports from the See Butter Improves ___ .50c Subscriptions Payable in Advance Merriam, in committee, voted with 8U Months to ten.) the majority against the specific pro- retary of State for the year 1934 the j Every Meal visions of the 1 uwnsend plan in an association reveals that small trucks Beevartm —Broadway at O. E. tracks, Phone Beaverton 7503 Portland Office—403 Oekum Bldg., Phone ATwater 5914 attempt to bring out a compromise to the number of 12,820 were cora- Drawn Butter Sauce plan. The compromise also urged pelled to suspend operation; that li- Butter is one of the oldest as well 6 tbsp. butter passage of the Townsend plan or cense revenues for the year were as one of the most universal articles 3 tbsp. flour siJtabiP legislation and the compro- 1150.000 less than for the year 1933 of diet. Good cooks have long known Public W ork Program 1% cups hot water mise proposal was favored by Merri- and that for the last quarter of the that butter improves the flavor of % tsp salt The new plan did not specify year just past the state gas tax in- any good food it is used with, and of According to the old saying, “ The mills of the gods am. the 1200 feature only. .come dropped by $40.000. 1-8 tsp pepper ten changes the most ordinary dish grind slowly— but they grind exceedingly fine.” 0 , .. __ T he association, through E arl Cha- into a delicious one. The buttes- fla- J 1 tsp lemon juice That adage can be accurately applied to the present unfavorably to those “ starting L '“ “ .'.' p e . chairm an o , the L c g W a ilv , can,- vor, too, has been the secret of many j Melt half the butter, add Hour and it. The mittee, Salem, Oregon, also claims famous chefs. I P°ur on water »radually. Boil five Congress, as it considers the President’s new recovery and recall was declared a violation of the that And now that food scientists have minutes, add seasonings and the re thousands have been thrown out attempt to intimidate a of employment and forced upon pub- discovered that butter is rich in Vita- mu*n*nS butter. Serve with fish. relief program. It is moving slowly, it is talking a good law public against official Merriam stated |W I --,u e-- min A, the growth promoting factor, deal, and it is gradually grinding out legislation toward j however, that he received far more ¡¡¡* k f law. f ent t rt^*f truck This iaw was fought I the generous use of butter is consid- bitteriy by members of this group j erSd an actual economy. It is inter- the two principal projects o f the White H ou se-social se- ^“ “S i t Parties under the name of Truck Owners'and esting to know that no other food fat I curity, and an unprecedentedly vast public works program call movement would die out as Farmers’ By Protective Assn. contains this vitamin which is so im quickly as it started. ’ DR. IRELAND portant to the health of adults and designed to eliminate the dole. The Legislative changes proposed essential to the normal growth and The public works program is of the most immediate In the meantime the modified are as follows: 1 In large sections of the country Contending that House Bill No. 55, health of children. Townsend pension memorial to Con Even those interested in losing February is the "party month.’’ It interest. It will cost $4,000,000,000— the largest draft gress will go to the Senate thie week now pending legislative action will weight may use butter ,for leading is because many states observe Wash- ever drawn against the United States Treasury for any and must receive the endorsement make the present law even more un food include it along with ington’s birthday, and always there is there before It can be forwarded to endurable the small truck operators’ milk authorities other dairy products, in st. Valentine's Day. single purpose. Congress. Only three votes were group claim that this legal restraint special and reducing diets. I like to think of them education Equally important are the promised principles upon cast against the memoial as re- is being fostered by the Allied Truck The following recipes suggest in ally, for they do represent oppor vaonped in the house, and Merriam Owners’ association working toward teresting uses for butte*-: which the program is predicated. All work is to be use waa not among those three. tunities. In the first place, the par- complete monopoly. • • • • * ty itself is an educative situation, ful, in that it will either permanently improve living con They also wish to call your special Butterscotch Rolls since after all education is the acqui So far Governor Charles H. Martin attention to Section 16 amending Sec ditions or create new wealth. Pay for workers will be has failed to “crack down” on legis tion 17 of the old law which provides Roll baking powder biscuit dough sition of experiences. In turn, par above the present “ dole” level—but will be low so that the lators on his administration program, a higher mileage tak on the man in long sU'ips, brush generously with ty experiences lead to habits .atti unless he does, his proposals will hauling his own commodity (the far butter, sprinkle with brown sugar tudes, and knowledges. men employed will still keep an eye out for jobs in private and be so masculated he will hardlv rec- mer, business man and manufactur and a few nuts. But the kind and influence of the Roll as for jelly business. Projects Will be Selected SO as t o USe the largest ognize them it was even seen here er) than is charged the fixed terminal roll. Cut in slices. Brush sides with experiences depends a lot upon the that his budget control bill, still in operators. butter and place close together in adults behind the scenes. There are possible amount of labor for the money spent. committee at the present writing, baking pan, the bottom of which is the little decensies and etiquette of To feel at ease at mixed There was considerable dissatisfaction in Congress may either be wtth<|rawn or re covered with a mixture of 4 table behavior. spoons butter to cup brown sugar. social affairs i 3 a blessing many over the fact that the President wants the public works written. times in life. The party offers the Add a few nuts if desired. money under his control—Congressmen wanted to dis Speaking of the Govenor, Oregon is chance to give that feeling to ehild- blessed with many exMexecutives, NATIONAL SAVINGS I ren at an early age. Through games Crumb Cake tribute it themselves. However, this idea seems to be def mostly for terms ranging from a few ; and stunts we can help build an atti- MARK INCREASES W cup butter initely out—allocation of funds will be in the jurisdiction days up when the elected Governor | tude toward sportmanship. We can was either out of the state or had 2 cups brown sugar ¡make fun the primary object of play of the White House, through a board appointed by the succumbed. NEW YOKK.—The annual savings Friday of last week 2 cups flour ing. If we’re very wise we can do there were nine ex-governora at the compilation or the American Hankers ’4 cup chopped nuts more for the self-conscious, shy, re President. not including Martin nor Association for the year ending June 14 cup dates or raisins. tiring child than by any other means So far as the social security program is concerned, it Capitol, Meier. at our disposal. 1 egg 30. 1934. shows that (or the lirst time * « • • • 1 cup sou*- milk is finding rather hard going. It seems that every Con The "eats” are always Important of since 1930 total savings In all Ameri % tsp salt These men who once sat In the ex l course. While we shouldn't talk gressman has his own idea as to how the ill, the aged and ecutive chair, only one of wham was can banka recorded an annual Increase. 1 tsp soda ; health diets at parties, we can dis by W. Espey Albig, Dep M tsp vanilla the unemployed should be aided— there is much argument, elected -Os West—also included Jay uty A statement cover attractive and tasty combina- Manager of the association In Bowerman, A. W. Norblad, <who3» Mix first three ingredients as for tions of fruits, custards, ice cream many words and little agreement. By the time this is son is a member of the House), Wil charge of Ita Savings Division, In pie wust. I ake out 1 cup for top and cakes. For beverage, fruit read, the so-called Townsend Plan, whereby every person lard Marks, Harry Corbett, John Car- the organization’s monthly magazine of cake and to it add the nuts (al- punches and iced chocolate milk kin, Frank Lonergan, Ralph Hamil “ Banking,” says that savings deposited monds are especially good). To the drinks can’t be beat. A pure sweet over 60 would lie given $200 a month by the government, ton and Roy Rltner. Other “ex's” In In banks as ot June 30, 1934, gained 3.5 rest of the mixture add the other in- at the end is never objectionable. will probably have been introduced in the lower house— the state are Fred E. Kiddle and the per cent as compared with a year j n*S\ *n a moderate oven Finally, we can, as sponsors, observe (350 deg.) the bedtime rule in the case of ev- earlier. roponents of the plan claim enough supporters to get it elected Ben Olcott. i ening parties. "The aggregate Is an Increase over Buds» 1’udding hrough. The President’s influence, however, will be Expert Now on Staff last year of $742,132,000, the first since thrown aggressively against it and in favor of a much M cup butter O f League of Cities the year which closed June 30. 1930,” 1 cup sugar more moderate policy. he says. “ This is a notable achievement, 3 egg yolks B. S. Bryson, for the past four for the decline since 1930 had been pre cup chopped nuts years city recorder of Eugene, has cipitate and all-embracing. In that year 14 graham ciackers The Depression Teaches Lessons assumed hts duties as legal advisor savings had reached the all-time high cup pineapple juice the League of Oregon Cities, It The problem o f how to make your earnings of today for 1 cup crushed pineapple (drained) was announced at Eugene this week of $28,478,631.000. A year ago the Cream butter and sugar, add egg work for you in old age is tremendously personal. by C. H. Bean, Portland, president amount was $21,125,534,000, a loss In three years of $7,363,097,000. This year yolks, drained pineapple and nut o f the league. He will be associated The problem has been described as getting old men’s with Herman Kehrli, executive sec the figure stands at $21,867.606.000. meats. Roll crackers fine. Arrange dollars out of young men’s incomes. retary of the league, and will have “ Depositors, too, have gained in num alternately the crumbs and the pine with Mr. Kehrli in Friendly ber, going from 39,262,442 on June 30, apple mixture in a loaf pan, leaving Even in normal times, poverty-stricken old age con offices Hull on the University of Oregon 1933, to 39.562,174 on June 30 this year, crumbs on top and bottom layers. Pour on pineapple juice and pack stitutes one of our gravest social difficulties. Only a campus. a gain of 299,732. Four years ago there well. Let stand in ice-box 12 hours. The new legal advisor is regarded small percentage of persons past seventy are self-sufficient as highly qualified for his new posi were 52,729,432 depositoi-3, or one de Serve with whipped cream and financially— the rest must depend on relatives or private tion, and thoroughly understands the positor for each 2.3 persons In the coun various phases of city administration. try. Now there Is one account for each SPECIAL OFFER BY IIOFSTEA- or public relief. His department of the league will 3.2 persons.” I KK STUDIO For a short time only There are grounds for forecasting that the present de serve all city officials who have One 5x7 in Frame .................50c problems confronting them, and he Tigard v* Forest Grove pression will be the means o f lessening this old age prob will One 4x9 in frame ................ ... 50c also issue information on various One 3x4 miniature and frame 50c Tigard plays its first return game lem, and if it does that, hard times will have been worth topics. of the season next Friday evening AT. 2731 Have your sitting today. their cost More anti more men and women are investing against Forest Grove on the Tigard 715 S. W. 3rd Ave. floor, with the first game starting at money wisely and safely, with an eye to security and steady Cheap Molasses Ready Portland, Oregon b y -A D A OREGON for Livestock Feeding * I 7:30 p m- earnings rather than possible profits. They are determ Although Tigard lost to Forest Grove last Friday, the teamd were ined that when their earning period has passed, they will, SurplU8 mola88<* made from ^ matched; and part of spend their declining years in comfort provided by their quota” cane producingithe 8Core rolled ro ... in . the sugar .... ____ ______ against Tigard may sections will *>e available for stock be accounted to the strange floor, own thrift and foresight when young. feeding during the late winter Xhe Tigard team is expecting to ♦ * * ’ * * , month« at prices that make it a good break the jinx that has long haunted j buy In some instances compared with j {be Tigard-Forest Grove basketball Seed Catalog Time grain, according to an announcement. games; and Is equally favored-because About this time, as the Old Farmers’ Almanac used to from Washington. of the game being on the home floor, j The molasses would be Imported say, look out for the seed catalog on the living room table. from American possession« In dome, „ . „ „ . About now Mr. Householder, in the comfort of the easy instances and then shipped to com- Buying, Selling or Exchanging is munities in tank cars. It 1« sup- JU8t aa Important on the farm as the chairs, pours happily over those ghAving pages on which posed to have a feeding value ton for store. Little articles may be conver- It can be (ted into cash and articles that you are depicted flowers and vegetables grown in luxuriant ton about equal to corn. used to advantage on low grade want may be lying idle In your neigh- qualities, and dreams of the summer’s garden triumphs. roughage such as straw or poor hay garret USE XHE WANT ADS He may not realize all these dreams. There are where better feeds are not available. 'livestock owners desiring to obtain ■ -■■■■■ — ■ ----- ------ plagues o f pests to be encountered, the droughts of sum -(some of thts mola8fle8 are a mer in some spots, and too much rain in others, and th e1*» «et in touch with the • weeds and the heats of August .take the stuffing out of many a fine garden. But blessings be on the head of the seed catalog man. W e can forgive him if he paints the roses and the beans a little too flowery and fat. For any inducement that per suades a citizen to spend less time loafing and wandering and fooling, and more time in a useful and healthful pur suit like gardening, helps make a healthier and a better citizen. * * * * * Europe’s attitude toward America isn’t new. Aesop’s time a man saved a snake and it bit him. * * * * As a rule, vocal wonder as to the way big crooks get away with it sounds more wistful than indignant. The fellow who wondered why congressional sessions are not broadcast made haste to add that lie isn’t insistent. * * * * FINLEY A HON Funami Directum Montgomery St. 4th to Fifth Motor Equipment, Surf A Faciliti«* for O hm Mi-—- « i MMiHitM Sarving Portland and Ita Suburb« Flowers Operator* of email community cann ing planta aa well a« manager* of the largar —mm**~*l*l aoaccm* will profit by the program arranged for the fourteenth annual canner* «ohool at Oregon State college. believq* E. H. Wlegand. la charge of the echoed atsttlBf February 4, tha first week ing various equipment. In the «econd week ronulderable I number of vleiting specialists in vege- j table and fruit canning, froaen pack processing and cherry brining meth od* will supplement th. work given by the OSC staff membera. The en- ! tire ecbool is open to the public at a cost of only one dollar for reglatra- ton g a m b r in c s beer Every Day 40c, Sunday« 50c H IGH LAN D TAVERN RESTAURANT 815 S. W. Broadway, op Journal -------- Open 24 Hours a Day _____ Also Lunches 25c—35c L e m s »a JM rm rit U nttrf TO CALIFORNIA Better Breakfasts W i Flow er* for all Ocoaalon* Funeral Désigna Prom ptly Dellvertwl Terwilliger Greenhouse of the school will be devoted to latest Canning School for Small InfotauaUon on running fundamen or Large Operators tal* and the principle* Involved in ue- _ Dinner 4 0 c L * The rabbit furnishes a large part of the world’s fur. under 90 different names. Rabbits who believe in reincar nation have a wide choice. - DAIRY COUNCIL T R Y TH E TRAIN Back in * H Ä Your Subscription Expired? WONDERFUL R ^M AYN E Near Bertha Station Phone AT 1020 Portland, Oregon When you go to California, try the train! Big change* have taken plate on our rail«. Pullman charge* are a third levs ihan last year. Rail fare* are touching bottom at 2* a mile and lew. Complete meal* in our dining car* co*t a* little a* 804. For de tail*. *ee your local agent or write J. A. Ormandy, 705 Pacific Building. Portland, Oregon. S ou th ern R u if ic T S not new foods that make better breakfasts, but new ideas as to how to put the old ones together, with the possible addition of a few n .nor ingredi ents. Take eggs and bacon, for Instance. Everybody knows about them. But there's a way in which these two good old standbys can be transmuted into a dish fit for a God. This Idea may appeal to young brides to whom nothing Is too much trouble to make for their own particular private idol. So here's a breakfast menu for brides in which the miracle with eggs and bacon Is accomplished. She'll find that (t Isn't so much trouble, after all. and that the recipe Utah«» enough to *«rv* four. I Slewed I prient» Conked Cereal with Cream Hnnhattnn ScrtnnMed Eggs trick Harm» Toast Ja m C o ffe e To make the miracle dish, melt two tablespoons butter in skillet, add two tablespoons minced pl- miento and two tablespoons minced green pepper, and cook gently for a few minutes. Add two tablespoons grated cheese and two tablespoons chili sauce, and stir a few minutes longer. Beat six eggs slightly, and add one- fourth cup evaporated milk and a little salt and pepper. Add to skillet and scramble until just •oft Serve with crisp bacon.*
