The Beaverton review., May 21, 1926, Page Page Five, Image 5

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tiw
F p M «y ,
heat of tha da» waa «vap< rntln* Iha DM* Tuesday »Mining In honor
laat drupa at Ilia bottom
Pnrinalea o f Mr. B o yd 's litri Inlny unii Ivor-
had rondamnad hlmaalf to death ! He ' nary,
had loat the fuel ha hail put In for
the return Journey !”
¡
(illy C a r r » » ■
loo k in *
a ll
Hrana pressed her lipa tightly to* drwaaed up the oilie r morning,
gatliar and for man» momenta looked ,,m | If D a m « lio s .ip 1 « correct
into the great fanltk. apre.d of the
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“Tou.
J. « . D o b b in « haa pureJiaaod
mufln
A ft II la CaJ # « n a h
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I mint know, Patar, beyond . ,‘»l,.-Ittadf acre from Henry Nel- L R. M E iZ L E R
Bay
tl,
tauerton^îiummer
•hado» of a doubt."
(Oontlnueci
Frum . L » « t
W eak)
to t
C u «»,"
Í
Transfer to.
Mr. und Mrs. John Hooa o f
Couper Mouulajii are the proud
,o with u* ' ,,Brwil, of . n.m-pound
boy
when we go— following ua away. We
born
Monday
morning’.
Dr.
M*.
tntlat leave them both—hare."
»on report* mother und non do­
glia took hla hand.
"I hiu aura. For my aal f I ran an ing nicely.
“8
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Ï 0 fa£
a .« .»
lowerhou**,
w n PEkiukt
,,
ings
made the eighth
major girls. Mrs. Melzler woo for the
College .i„ ,
•.
«.
, ,
'
.
pla> she
has
coached.
The girls, and Lawrence I>ay for the
where he made a name
for
___
.
i
„
,
, .
.
students took a great interest toys. The track meet was then
himself as star high jumper , ..
, . “ ”
. . .
,.
,,
.
v ,
w
*n lbe project and gave to the adjourned until all the ravish­
on the varsity track team.
k_,
public the best of their ability. ing appetites had been aa tiafied.
The war broke Into his col-
After dinner the rontesla con­
All the parts were well inter­
Icge years and he spent three
tinued
as follows;
Horse-slit e
preted and much credit is due
■war. I know tha desert hua earvad
tournament. Juniors, first; Sen­
Born, to Mr, and Mr«. Cecil years in the service. After the to all the actors.
aome great Will The b o o k la dosed.'
r e rc1 ' t " . d to O. A. C. to
Backward race,
.Florence Harrison as Celia, iors, second
a
a
a
a
a
a
a D Allen o f VVatson SI., Mon­
1 te his educai ion.
o.nid-t
Gordoi
Wilcox,
Senior,
1st;
day,
May
17.
n
7H
pound
girl.
the oldest daughter, gave a very
They alept upon one grant aquare
At Beaverton his rUe w a * excellent arid pleasing mter- lim Underwood, Frosh, 2nd and
blanket «(■read on the open deaert , , r - M ason w u » In altendance.
and, he was «bon (»rin. prelation of her. part, and she Warren Jones, Frosh, 3rd. Hop
beneath tha atara while the pule lut.gi Mr. Alien ia one o f the
em -
step and jump race,
Charles
and a« a teacher of com- was well received.
moved on Ita great silver arc arroaa ployes o f Ihe Klandurd (Ml Co
mereiai
i| subjccts he is credited
the heavens. Tha Pueblo hlrernlero her**,
Ralph
Mapes
as
Colonel Brandi. Junior, 1st; Raymond
with turning
waa far behind; from It they had rid­
out
the
test
*
Smith took his part well, and Harrison, Junior. 2nd, and Gor
den for tullea lu aw ed alienee. And
"C a p
huh rum, m an ager
o f typi" > that
ev r rrpre>lenten we'll all say be looked fine ip don Wilcox, Senior, 3rd.
when they had reached a «topping the News-Times Annex in K o r- this school.
The Juniors hefd first place
Several B. H. 8. jlli( uniform.
plnce u | hui a rise of ground, neither cat Grove, and one of hi» up- ilud eiit«
undcr
his
tutelage, (Jiadys Junkin in tha role of for Ihe pennant and the Rec-
had dared ao expression. Aching with ,,, en tice, w as
town Friday
have won honors in the
slate , oAunt Ma- „ ur<.,y ..look
th a iors w»>n second place. Fresh- .
weartneM tb.y had looked at earl.
an ounr<#d , ha(
Jua(
and
county
contests.
*
'
Clfke"
with
her
hy„eric
s.
She man third, and Sophomores last
other mutely and Hung themselves .
, ,
J ‘
dwrm
| bought a new Miller unit for
a coach of basketball and did splendid work and is to be place.
Now the eerond morning. Ilka the Ilia «hop,
I.atcr, a girls' baseball game
football he has made the best highly complimented
Ural, ranie over the deaati'a edge with
was played.
It proved to be
Mr. E. E. Swenvon «peak« lo- (*f, a Kn' al1 ,urnwu'
Gordon
Wilcox
as
the
fathei
a boat of golden lances; again the air
•luite an exciting game (fo r
night.
May
2
I»L
at
the
Swedish
'Rfitcullies
»
»
‘*
against
schools
of
four
daUihl.
rs
»t,ould
re-
of the deaert lierauie a hate of luml
on Ihe Hast
uMich
larger student bodies( ee|Ve much credit for the way hose who played).
nous violet bunging above Hie red ami l.utheran Church
(Continued from F*ront Page
Side,
under
the
auspices
of
the
a,ld
ha“
always managed
t o hf handled his part, especially
»allow M in is autl watting for that
About a dozen o f the real
rlaag whan the yellow glare was flung Lutheran Brotherhood His sub l,r' ak * '« " • which speaks highlyj for ((jp dro,j way h(t had of rP
brave ones ventured in “ swim
forward again over the plain.
ject will he "The Future of Ihe ul *|1' af,lll,> i,n^ w,|en he did p ilin g . |,is
‘God Bless My
ming" but it was loo cold to
gel good material he turned o u tjg oui."
Hrana awoke. M l up. unhrslded list
Church."
stay in very long. The trip was
bslr aud tossed it loose with liar tin
the best team that Beaverton
Roy B rig g s in the part o f old
gars. Someth lug within her. that hail
enjoyed even if the
weather
has ever had. A team that can
Admiral
Grice,
w on
m any
h»«u growing with the stow growth PLAN TO CLIMB MT
was rather rainy and oool and
win ten out o f, fifteen games
chuckles
from
the
audience.
of stalwart long life, that hnd suffered
the students, friends and rela­
HOOD, J U L Y 4
AND 8 against schools that are larger
Bo blight, that subconsciously aha had
The two
lovers, Mildred Mc- tives returned to their respec­
This
opportunity
is
being
»0*1
against
teams
(hat
have
,
protected and nurtured for an unseen
lo plan n Irip
up Mi Played together for two and
;u,d
<,ray> ifav« a tive homes tired but happy.
end. that had Iveen made ready to ulth taken
o f courting
stand assaults by tragic winds, tlial Hood, on July 4th and 5th for three years is a real one and i„ pleasing exhibition
to
and Mr. Melilcr goes t* rredit for a,,,, mufh crf‘d't is i,u,>
,hpm many hours of hard work
had lived apart and Immune from the high school student»
equipment
for
the
tglnl. * « « now free. Aa she throw . it> eilir.ens o f Beaverton.
the performance o f the team. Jnr
w>,h which they prepare
her arms inward the sun. so notv this
Beaverton is very fortunate in
The students o f B. H. S. will »'I'held their parts in the per flicker o f the fire all through
thing within her for the first time
the play, and
the
moonlight
securing Clem Blnkrtey for their have many problems confront- formance
came forth from Its depths to greet
June Hudson and Merza Hal- scene in Act III.
guide.
niakney
ha«
climbed
Ml.
iijg
them,
hut
they
are
not
wor-
a dawn of Its own
Many personal
compliments
ninety times
and has rying for they know they will sten added much color to the
It was not a thing asking for dru llood
play with their bright gowns that were made such as, "My,
matlr crises or for summit« of Joy; taken about 1000 people to the have a ntan at their helm who
tJut that stage looks like home,"
will pilot them safely through and good acting.
If only »«ki d for the ultimate romance top.
and "How pretty
the
stage
Jim
Kimmey
and
Richard
— that of the continuity of a full,
If you are planning on going their impending difficulties,
a
strong, human life— the adventure of to the top of ML
Hood this ntan Dial will
instill into t h e Vaughters did their part “ up looks,” are due to the excellent
adventures Into which the soul throw» summer, he sure to plan on school, as a whole, Ihe pep and brown", in acting as the be­ work o f Bernice Cox, the Stage
mind and body, thought nml fleah.
lated suitors to Celia.
Decorator.
making the trip at
this lime f ig f1 that iie put into them on
nerve und w ill. And lie« HUSO «tic had
Frances
Sundberg,
as
a
For several days after t h e
and
go
with
the
crowd.
For
the
gridiron
ancf
on
Ihe
maple
found her mate ln this ultimate ro
French maid, gave an attrac­ play many "amateurs"
were
mu nee, Hrenu bent over and kissed further pnrlictilnrs write to or court, and a man who has this
Fara­
ge' in touch with Clem Btakney confidence »if the whole school tive and realistic appearance to heard copying William
Peter's lips
ttie
play.
day's
"God
Bless
My
Soul,”
anti
o
f
Tigartl.
!
is
'hound
to
sucricptl.
We
wish
He smiled In hla sleep, and slowly
Credit must be given, also, to ; Aunt Ida's laughs.
his body moved sntl his eyes opened.
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hint all the success in the world
"Where «re we going, PeterF alio
Work I ih « begun on the Bca in his new position and at IhpjPnul Wirlh and Herbert Kechn
The Senior (.lass
certainly
■eked
ver M arsh
overhead crossin- mg tisiperinlcndent evv>ry su e-[for the efficient way they ban- thanks all the students of B
"Honiewiierv Wiih you," he «Hill, alt ot, xhe Dalle «-California high- sunte time we wish our depart-! died the complicated
lighting H. S. for their aid in making
ting up. "8»>mewhere with you. I
npar K)
, h Ka,,s
C(.s<
G. H.
plot of the play. It took them “ Green Stockings" a success,
suppose «e ll have to he uiurrii«!. d ur
'
.
ouf. But I feel that we ware some-
thing mere than thal a long, long lime
"Pater.”
”ï '”1"
•W. muatn't I at thla
un Ilio wajr limarti Ih* (alo of (ha
forliniallon «a lla Potar alo|i|ioil ani!
kli krU al a litio I hmho I a|Hil on Iho
•end Ila aalil Inronlcslly. "Tliolr tiri*
Whoro Ilio» alo tliolr Inai au|i|ior lo
(ollior-
Ilio vu
vp ni »non
«Iloti h
mon
fin**’ ili#
ii*ii
Tlia aun had dropped below Iho
1 J*
Ilrenn atartad to apaak.
mountain«
abova
Iba
ino«« ; Ita
"No, noi »at," Patar «aid "Aa ||an
n «odiad Dro had aol II ait down Into a
nepln had aulfarad. ao ha «ufTered.
hot la »«r of dull, aúllan haal. Mm
Mora, peritili.«, baraiiaa In Ida car ­
ba»ond Iba wall wbora tholr car atoi«l
Iba open doaort, bara, oruol. with Ilia ina! aa wa bava— ha had a ( » „ d a y « ’
Ibi you aaa that
boat wavaa runnln* Ilka rndloaa horda «oppi» of »a la r
vf ahoap alón* Iba quivering liorlaon. hlack thin* out there on Iha deaeri '■
waa a rallof from that «I rouge a|>rll It la a melai container for water. He
if Ilia dried wall, ilia ruin« M m tine waa an i raved that ha'hail triad to
dru* It alón* with him on a loqialaa«
rallo» *nt» dual, and Iha «Honra
Hrana Hilad bar lun*. aa one doaa . »”urar>
Whan ha
‘ ludi h.itii* n flt * r lim n » m lU a »... < l a u .•
who haa ronia from tha Inlarlor of a loat hope after man» ralla« ha dra**ed
It hack, tappln* Ita contenta to wat
inortuar».
hla crarkin* lipa until tha luat drop
■’Patar." aha «aid.
waa *oiia."
' I ea. dear "
"But tha ear?" aha aakad. "What
"I want to tall you, Patar, that »nu
naetl not worr» about nr. I am all tiapiwned to tha car F
“Tha car waa all right," replied
rt*hl It la nrcaaaar» for me to know
Pater ''Pome till« « a » . Don't *o In
And I'm going to know. Polar, with
l>ook behind It— tha
aul an» weakening
Wa'vr coma too I m b I of It.
far for that."
• rack« H had made from the enrloanr
Ha took bar hand.
ro i.mira
Hut hara It alop|ied
Ol.
I'm not willing to lai thla make a
, „„
„ „ , ,h|
,lf
r ou ma. Peter*
Mid
"I va | _
|f ^
,land
„ „
palil ln full be tora lilla Ho «bow me
down.“
And th. n lel'a turn toward tbe earn
(trena ■inrwl at him la open-eyed
'ng of <>ur waya”
Wondriiiienl.
"thir w«y." he ln«l«led. rurreetlng
“Ha waa the Instrument of Jualln
bar. "N'ot waya Tha eainlng of our
—he hiniaclf,” peter went un. "A man
» ■ ) , together."
who would «ave hla life, loot It Tin
Khr aliook her head a lltlle aa |f
madnrarf of fear brought all tbut hi
«orne doulvt liad atlrrad wltbln. bul
hod to fe a r-a n d mora."
Iba» weea oulabla tha wall now and
Ile pntiard.
Petar'« «ye» «e re opon Ibat whtrh he
"Hraaa, I will tell you," ha «aid In
Dad aaen bafora.
H . dropped behind bar and turned
““ * "
, body
mwl, ...
th«. alie
..... fared i..»
ur.i
mn''’ '"WIHmalhla. with,ml power In
Var
ao thal
toward
reiiiuin. He » • « In ■ paule of fear
ha bcml In Iba southern end o f Hie
i lie wanted to bide hla crime ut an»
fort! cation wall.
! co»!. Ile hart tilled hla gasoline tank
T ' are," M id ha. "You itld not a«*e
for the return Journey
l.ook !"
t av we drove In."
Peter (volutevi to the hole In the back
01 ulln* on the deeerf. Ilka a ragged
of the car Into which the guaollne la
jnkvi .pt Impropriety, waa Iha ruin of
P°ure«l. The arraw cap hud gone A
i touring ear All thal waa left of It«
bent copper pipa alili dangled out of
lop waa hanging In wlapy atrip« on
that bole.
ihe metal frnma, Ita paint and varnleh
"Ha wanted a hat full of guaollne.
tad almoat gone, the tlraa hud
That waa tha fuel, nrenu— the fuel to
lardened and crumbled on th« wheel«,
burn the remain« of Jim Hennepin."
•brad« of dry rotted leather dangled
He wet hla lipa
'rom Iha ruahlona
hlotimileea, dead,
"lie uaed a siphon. This bent cop­
illaul aa all rlee. tha car. aa If It
per pipa taken from bla tool rliM t -
»era a shabby outcast thrown out to
a «par» length of oil feed pipa) And
11«. uppeared dUruueolala, ready to
with that he tilled hla hat and ran
•end forth a wall of lonrllneea Into
bark.”
the emptiness It had turned Ita bark
Peter looked up Into tha aky. He
upon Pueblo Meacalero. ua If U had
want on quietly. “Anil the alphon ran
«anted to go away but could uot.
on. Ha had forgotten lb It ran on
"He came lu that. PaterF Urena
with Ita Utile streuin aulurnllng the
naked
Mint until tha tank waa empty and Ihe
Beaverton
the
50 cent* a year
"Ila la tbara nothin* for you to aaa. t
will eici i u tnmlcrn
re al- N E W S U P E R IN T E N D E N T
“ Green
rilockm ga,
the first
AT PICNIC TRACI WEE i
daar. Ila muat bava had tha delualon deuce fop Ih elr home.
i
The
ab-ence
o
f
Mr.
MeGlas-
a,,,J
onl>
r
" ,UJor P1» *
ol
l,ie
•t laat that ha eolild driva Iba ear.
Monday. May I7lh, th* Bea­
Cecil Iturnen liuti the
mis- ■«oil aa sapdi’inienvlent
here
H’ ven by the Henior rluaa
Ilea tbara at Hie wheal—fallen for
verton High School
journeved
fortune to breuk down on the ¡muría the rise to the office of /'*>ril U and 30 was a success up to Halm Drove on
ward. And at»-*"
G alea
'nlerlam ing and as
Highway
the
other evening. superintendent ol one of the
Nile looked up.
Creek to Inrfd it* annual picnic.
"And ao— to tie dun
I took the He culled for u«»l»tauro to have must popular teachers that ever *
,m* nc" ‘ 1 undertaking.
Une
It bud been decided to pro­
watch—a gold one— thla one.
la it 1 Ina murhirut low ed |n.
set foot
in Beaverton
H i g h hun'ir ' d » nd «l*bty dollars was
M *r
Bchool.
taken in. Th* two perform- vide entertainment by holding a
track meet and to award the
Ila hald II out on tha palm of hla
" ' • I* * » •>■*'•* reporla
having
Mr. I. H. Matzler
has been a,,ce" wer‘* we“ » “ ended uy an w in n in g claws with tha
Field
hand.
the contraci for pulling In the here long enough to make
» apprealatlve
audience
Mu c h
"Tea. It 1« Ida. Peter."
plumbing In Ibe liouae
being reputation u. the mn.l onoiilur cC'dit for lh* success of the and T ra c k Pennant. The first
Ila looked down at It a moment;
bulli by H. A. A lexander on hi« man of II. It S
•’ *»Jr *■ t|lje *® Mrs. Dewhirst,! °^
conte» 1* wa,<
pia-aal-
than lo.aa.1 It Into Ihe Mild „a one
nOPth (lf Hroadwuv.
. . . .
.
the director.
"fircen
Stock-
contest fop both boys and
toaaaa u«lde a pulaonoua fungue.
Mr. Melzler came here from , „ .,
.
. ...
^
"Ye*."
■'Itili novar look II awsy. |>|d ha
kill I du tar Iff"
"No." Polar anawaroil. "A gres! ah
alraci Joailro a «rant equity from
«lililí ihoro waa no a|>t>oal aal in
irlul of him hora
I loll »ou. Hrana.
Ilio II In* la of megnini'eiit, awo tuaplr
In* dignity. It'a a iromoniloua Ihln*
an unfor*oiiablo niajoai» of Inaiar
nido ilonlln* »ut of aonionroa
The
piara of bla orini« win Iba aran» of
lila trial, lila ron vili Ion aud »« llanca
lio dloil aa lloano|dn had died—of
"Bui he <ll<l nml furi IVIer," «tir
■alil
" llr muri Imvr fumiti ■olilo*
thlng."
-V ini , ho fmind ««isiethlng thal wnulit
ilo noi »or> woli, ■■ * • csn m . Ilo
hai! ln>|ioil for lirllrr m o lla thaa ba
; Hwn °PP0* tl#
Beaverton, Oregon, May, 1926
ago."
He turned toward the east ami Hie
first flood of golden light Illumined
hla face.
"Do you know, Brena. that there 1.« '
something not weighed by science an.l
the philosophies, not reckoned h) gn\
eminent« nor lews nor custom«
It
le something that Is ours- some new
boro thing without material existence,
some Immortal aplrit that we have ,
creeted you and I— long ago."
Brena moved her head up and down
la allent assent
She sat with her
hands clasped In her lap. her dark
•yea moist, and s calm «tulle upon her 1
sensitive, flexible Ilpe.
For now ehe knew Hint he too tin
deretood the way to the greatest of
all the mysteries.
,1
„ ......
,
the Oregon Agruajliura
IBI
IÄL
MAY
15 TH .
tor JU N E 3 0 TH
[TI1K END]
LOCAL
Mrs. Joint
N E WS
llnuleubeck
has
purchased Hie Mitscomb place in
Bcrthold’s mldition.
Mrs.
Snrnh
Richardson
of
Contlon is visiting at the home
o f her niece, Mrs. Floyd Tefft
Mrs. C. A. Smith o f the High
School Faculty spent the week
end with hor husband in (Mym-f
pin, Wash.
to
Cry for
Mrs. May Adams o f Portland
has bought one acre
in the
Bert hold Addition and will put
up a modern home.
Mr . Theodore
Coates
left
Tuesday for Seattle, where he
joins Mrs. Coates and daughltr
to make their home.
Mrs. Win. H. Boyti entertained
Mr. and Mrs J. K. Davis at din-
M OTHKR t
This beautiful
installed for $148*50^ payable on easy terms
Why not make the prepara­
tion of meals a pleasure in­
stead of a burden? Installing
a Hotpoint Electric Range is
almost like having a perma­
nent . .. untiring . . . ever-will­
ing cook in your kitchen . . .
at a very little cost.
The range pictured above is
so easy to keep clean . . . with
its white enamel top surfaces
and “ oven table top.” It has
automatic electric heat con­
trol and is arranged to have
the automatic electric timer
added if desired.
Fletcher’s Castoria is a harmless Substitute for
Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teething Drops and Soothing Syrups,
Electric Range
— and w ithout added
c o tt d uring this »p e ­
d a l offer
t h l* S-hput. »Vqt. cook in a c o m ­
partm ent that co o k » roasts, v » * -
tablaa, cereal*, »to., at a savin*.
— op th is Jk-plece alum inum »et.
tw o covered pan* and s k ille t—
w ith w hite handles.
Installed in your home for an
initial payment of $15.00— the
b a l a n c e payable at 5%
monthly. Think o f having a
cook for that amount!
During this special offer you
may s e l e c t any Flotpoint
R.vttfe in our large stocks for
a payment of 1,0% down—
balance 5% monthly. Ranges
vary in style and size— with
one as low as $75. Minimum
down p a y m e n t $15 with
monthly payments o f $5.
May we show you these “ al­
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orepared to relieve Infants in arms and Children all ages of
Constipation
Flatulency
Diarrhea
Wind Colic
T o Sweeten Stomach
Regulate Bowels
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