The Beaverton review., January 25, 1935, Image 2

The Beaverton Review
F R ID A Y , J A N U A R Y 25. IM S
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DOG LIC ENSE NO TICE
| '0 »Ry» lo r lh* yaar 1926 are:
tlv where all the men joined hands
TH E BEAVERTON REVIEW
and each tried to trip his neighbor,
The license fees for dug* over
f * ........................... |i*®0
. . . . $150
or keep on his own feet. Once a 8 months old, or foi dogs owned {.
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Knteasd aa Mcond cl&M mail mat-
1.00
i s n lost bis feet he was oul and u, kept over »0 day» for th. year
Ornale Dog
Ur D totm lxr 9. 1923, at the pontofflc«
A fter March 1st, 1926. th* |1 c « um
the circle formed again.
1926
are:
male
dbg,
91.DU;
frmaln
at Baavarton, Oregon, under the act of
E N L A R G E M E N T S A S GIFTS
Side hold wrestling, and equate dig, $1.60;
spayed female
dog, f o Is $1.00 more for failure to
Maroh 8. 1879.
procure lievtue for the dogs above
hold, and collar am) elbow were1 $1.00.
slated.
famous grips Sometimes there wav
A fter March 1 at, the |N>na)ty ‘a
IU U H D I V S K T FR ID A Y A T BEA­
A Is»., after March 1st. 1926, th*
a rough and tumble l*ul not often, i I.ik) for failure to procure license
VERTON. OREGON
f i e 1« $1.00 more for failure to
I lemembor one logging bee that for the dbga above stated.
pi» cur* licenses for licensable dogs
I'urchaaing
from
the recorder
waa held at Charlie Harratt’« place.
Editor
J. H. Hulett
btcoming over H months of «g e a f ­
You see, Uharlie was my bruleer- places HO' (. o f fee collected into
ter March 1st, 1026, and for dogs
SUBSCRIPTION HATES
in law so o f course I was there hut Beaverton treasury.
over eight month« old own. d or
Par year (in advance) . . . . $1.00
years have dinuned
the memory
Cay license to llonter L. Wilson,
kvpt within the State of Oregon
1.50
Not in advance
of the occasion which but for hav- Recorder-Treasurer.
adv
over 20 »lay» after Msroh lsl. 1936.
irg hoard it repeated lime and a-
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|
Ideen**.»
may 1st ordered
by
gain must
have been
gone en­
-«
i i i K H i m s a i . k «•* ri.H K i i.«tsi in-) mail
tirely.
• •• is* » ir. el« « «art *f ihr sial* »«
Slate the nantv and address of
D AD 'S STORY
At tihe lime Grandfather
must
Or.-*»» fur \v».hi»m .N »•>»••■ r-
tbs. person to whom the liceree Is
...
u,.
have been between sevonly.five and i*»»» *»i•-•-i.r i «- i » i . riainiirr. vs I'lntri#»
• » .. .! K v r l y . i <1 K m er -
• ml , h ® * • * < «
‘ he
eighty years old. die stood outside • I ’ Knirreon
Some compliments have been paid
h i « w i l e . t * h « r l » « tv
r nil 4
the ring o f active participants in
the author
for the number
and
i :>« IM.M. I.T» wir». ilerrmla.il»
Kdw. Ç.
Mv payable
payable to:
to: K»lw.
N i.ll.e
la he re li|
ule. n l h » t
bv i
the athletic feats
and apparently
scope o f these recollections.
But
v triu e *.f mu »’ » e c u 11 , in, j ut l« in«- it I » m l I Luce, County Clerk, Hillsboro, O r­
was enjoying the fun \ heavy-set, til f r e e » m l hi .let ,.f » s i r . .lull l »»t|.-.l egon.
having been bom on a morning of
not overly Urge nun had thrown ■ ■Ul ,if » m l uu.lcr the «.-Ml uf the
a centennial year,
just a hundre!
Tublwhisi by order o f th« (>>unty
,M,vr e n t it le d « V u r i
.In1, 4 Ule
J.'
ail hi« opponents and was jocular-* 5 day
years
after the most momentous
..f J a n u a r y . 1*34. up,,,, , j Ud g
Court o f W «»hinglon County, Or
event that has ever happened this
| ly challenging anyone to take him 11«. Ill re n de re d » m l e n t e r e d n,
»IN>«».
ndv c .7-9
• url nf ib e 31 day u f Junuary, | » 3 i
country, well,
who wouldn't
be
on. No one seemed eager for the
II fMtnr “ f II..MM l l r e e n f Irld, plain
proud? Who wouldn’t expect many
fray. So Bill llays, his nanje was,
(•I...I.? 1 «•*«"•»'
»hr
d./.ndsnts n o t i c e o f f i n a l s e t t l e m e n t
K m e r » « n wnd K v e l y n <1
things to happen?
« brother to the Uave Days that t l i M i l r a y
r liter».>n. III* w if e , and » u n l r « l «he In the County Court of the Slate
pulled
my hair when
I was so retd p r o p e r l y
So many things happened,
and
h e r e i n a f t e r de» ,-nb ed
of Oregon for Washington County
young, because
I had dulled bis
lb.- Mom of fkuu on
M iili inter-’
Enlargements make just «bout perfect glfta Her« are two different enlarge
such waa the nature o f those hap­
eel
t
h
e
r
m
it
»
l
u
r e J a n u a ry
I.
IS 3 J. In the Matter of
the Estate of
plan*-—well,
Bill
takes
hold
o
f
ments
from
the
same
anapahot
negative;
one
for
Dad'a
deak
at
th«
office
penings that from time lo time I
ttl the r a l e uf 7 per rent, per » » ■
Casper krhrli. Deceased.
and the other for the living room out at Crandma'a
Grandfather’s shoulder am) began L> " u,'-i « " ‘I the fu r t h e r aunt ..f |75 Oil
have found it necessary to g*. back,
NOTICE is HEEEBY GUVBM
pull him out into the circle jok- n l liir n e y 'e free, anti the f u rt h e r aunt
chronologically, time after time, to
v e r y t h i n g considered, snap- use a negative film Instead of a lan­
►
f si.* » mi w i t h inte rnal ih e r e o n am.-e
sort o f piece in some o f the things
’•"Uly challenging him to ‘‘Come or. Viiptial 30. 1 » 3 3 , s i the ra le o f » per that the utului'signed, executcr of
sbootera «re a lucky lot. Aa we tern slide and project the Image on
annum, and I he fu r t h e r anuí the above entitled «stale, has filed
that I have left ouU This is jus!
out and have a set-to.” Bill assured t »>f rill $ | p » er
I 3 , w it h i n I ere at the n-on elm «- his final
have seen, they have the edge on light-sensitive paper Instead of a
account
in the
County
another o f those times and per­
I
he
old
man
tihat
he.
Bill,
would
»
h
i
t
.
h
e
r
30.
It!«,
at the t a l e uf »
ordinary mortals in the matter of silver screen. By masking out th«
p.-r re n t per anmntti and the fu rt h e r Court o f the State of Oreg< n for
haps this is to be didactic.
You
not
hurt
him.
Grandfather.
But
aunt nf $3» »7. w it h Hit. real Ih eieu u
really personal, meaningful Christ­ undeslred parts of the negative you
have already read o f how I ’ve star­
Grandfather had no relish for that all ee N o v e m b e r 30. I » 3 I . al the r a l e Washington County, aiwl that M on­
mas cards. And. still talking with keep them from reaching the paper.
o' * per re n t per annum, hetnic ta v- day, the 4tih »hay of F'etiruary, 1935,
ted to teach. That teaching habit
sort
o
f
thing.
He
hung
back
ami
Any photo shop will explain this and
.-a paid by p l a i n t i f f on the p r o p e r l y at the hour of ton o'clock a.m. of
Christmas In mind, snapshooter* are
seems to be one o f the hardest to
’
o.d
Bill
to
“
Go
along
and
peddl<
other details more fully for you.
h treln aflar
d ea .r il .e d
nn.l
the
fur- •Aid »lay In the County Court Room
lucky
In
that
they
have
the
means
fcteak o f any that I ’ve ever firmed.
bis paper»,” or words to that e f­ 'tie r etin» ..f 117 14 m a t e and dla
Enlargements may be of almost
if. the Court House
in llil aboro,
hot
a
m
ie
n
ta
and
lh.........
ala
uf
aahl
of creating gifts of exceptional
Chasing
women,
hard
drii-king,
fect. But the old man was watch
sny sise. Any good negative, no mat­
anl. and -aid writ, rninmand lnir and Washington County, ’ Oregon,
has
smoking, yes,
even fabricating as
ing.
As
Bill
turned
lo
some
of
the
charm and value.
•'••Itilrinu ire- In m a ke -a le ,.f « ¡ I ih
ter how small, may be "blown up" to
betn
appointed
as
the
tune
ami
f
n
't
n
w
ln
a
.leaertbed
re
al
prep.
i
t
.
all
habits are each one easier to break
bystanders getting them lo assure
These particular "means” are the make a picture five or six times Ahe
«'»le d
in W’ aahinif tun i-nunty.
atate place for the hearing of all objec­
(not that all these bad habits have
the old man that he would not get uf < )re «i. n I.. »11
snapshot negatives from which sire of the origins! A sharp 1(4 a 3(4
tions to said final account and bhu
been broken)
for
the habit
of
hurt,
Grandfather
saw
his
chance,
T
h
e
W
e
»
t
h
a
l
f
nf
Ih
r
W
e
a
l
half
beautiful enlargements can be made. Inch film will easily give*Ton a
reltlement thereof.
■f
the
N
o
rt
h
h
a
l
f
nf
the
N
u
ti
h
ea
al
•'telling just what s what” stick,
squatted «town, caught Bill wholly
If you haven’t yet experimented with sparkling 8 x 10 Inch enlargement.
Q u a r te r o f S ec ti o n 34. T u w n a u lp l
Date o f firet publication Janu.
and creeps over one even before he
rna wares and threw him to tho Mouth nf Itanite 3 W ea l. W i l l a m e t t e
enlargements, now’s the time. It you But that Is by no means the limit.
is aware.
ground with a thud that fairly made M eri d ia n Waahtnictnn rn un ly . n r e « u n kiy 4, 1935.
have a darkroom of your own. where Enlargements have been mad« to
N*»»-, T h e r e f o r e by v i r t u e o f aaid
his teeth rattle.
Ihste of last publication, February
Well, fo r some o f those things
e i . i u l l o n , Judicn-e-nl. decree, and or
you develop and print your own pic­ cover an entire wall of a room. But
d er o f aal-. and In com pli a nce »-III. 1. 1935.
I ’m going to tell.
Did you evet
Jimmy,
Bill’s
brother,
urged
Bill
tures, one of the simple modern en­ such jobs are not recommended tor
lh « dem anda o f aahl w r h
I w i l l on
see anyone make
soft
soap— not
Caapar Kehrh, Executor of th#
to get up and throw the old man. Monday , tile 34lh day .,f F Vh .uary
largers will make It a vastly more folks such as ourselves. (Not unless
the common garden variety
that
l»35. at the hour " f 10 o 'c lo c k s nt
1-state of Oaaprr Kehrli, Deceased.
Bill
got
to
his
feet,
shook
his
head
fascinating place. But you get prac­ you’re wealthy.)
of
aald
.lav at
(h e
Kaat
door
of
tne politicians hand out just be­
F L. Patterson, Attorney for the
ami walked away, muttering to Jim th. ( ' « u n t v » ‘ oiirt llo u a e In the c ity
tically the same pleasure— and uni­
A word about subjects for enlarge­
fore election and expect you to
Executor,
adv pfi 9
o
f
H
il
ls
b
o
r
o
,
W
s
a
h
in
it
lo
n
coun*y.
Or
“
I
f
you
want
to
tackle
him,
you
formly excellent work—out of en­ ments— particularly If they're to be
• to n , aell al pnhllc au ctio n lo I h r
hand hack to them an hundred fold
can,
but
I
’m
not
going
to
ge;
lilirheat bld.I.-r f o r c a . h In bond all
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1
largements made from your Aims by used as gifts. Choose pictures that
just as soon as they take office,
t i l l e and Inlerea t
which
thro wed again.” Grandfather as a •he r l * h l
will mean something to the recipi­
any regular photo finisher
the a I,., v e named d efen d a n t* . O h arl e -
no, indeed, but the variety
that
NOTICE
TO
CREDITOR#
y< ung man had bekmgtyf to r f a . K Kitieraon and E v e l y n <1 Kno-raon.
In enlarging a picture you get not ents. A shot of Ftdo trying to climb
perhaps your mother or grandmo­
nious collar and elbow
wrestling I i w if e , t ' h s r le a K Miehl and K va In the County Court of tho State
a
tree
after
Cleo,
the
cat.
will
be
only
a
bigger,
more
realistic
Image
ther used
in her household,
fo’
club and had seldom been laid on Diehl, hta w i f e , o r e ith e r or any
of Oregon For Washington County
vastly
appreciated
by
big
brother
or
o f them, had In aa>H real p r o p e r ty
but
the
opportunity
to
select
the
'■ashing, fo r scrubbing, for all sorts
hit back.
» h o v e dea.-rlbrd on Ihe d a le ,.f the
best part of any negative for magni­ sister away at college, but It won’t
In
the Matter
of the
Estate of
o f cleaning— did you ever see that
I . i r l s * r . heloitKlnu to p l a i n t i f f here-
John McGill. Deceased
fication Suppose you have a good mean very much to Aunt Cynthia
In, namely. M ay I, l » » f . and all the
sort made? I hesitate lo try to
Mirht. t it le and In te re s t which Ho-
SEED C ATALO G T IM E
negative of the youngsters at play In who doesn’t care for either dogs or
Notice is hereby given that the
tell about it fo r even in the history
enl.l w i t h i n named def endanta. o r el-
the sandbox—a picture which their cats.
I
o r any o f them, aln.-e h av e had undersigned ha* been appointed ad-
bricks such as we studied in school
About t h » time, as the Old Far­ or h . r now-
h av e
In and
lo
Ih r
a b o ve
Some of the best enlargements
grandparents would be delighted to
(here is no mention o f the making
m.nistrator o f tho aatate of John
mers’ Almanac used to say, look .1.-enh.-d real p r o p e t iy . to
»lla ft
have, enlarged, as s Christmas gift. we’ve seen have been landscape#—
r X « C t l l l i in .
o f that sort o f thing. Oh, they tell
McGill,
drceajMsi,
by th« County
J u d ie i i * * n t
out for the se*edl catalog on th« liv­ * R h t
de
Milli
o
r
d
e
r
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a
a
l«
»
.
i
n
l
*
r
t
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n
i
r 0 « | R
a nd
But suppose there's something in­ or seascapes. Mountains usually
o f the tankards,
o f the
wooder.
ing room table.
About now
Mr. *»nH a l l a r e n i ’ 1. 1
. . itRtM S n l d « a l w i l l Court o f the state o f Oregon for
congruous—a wash on the line, a make good pictures. But If they'r«
Washington county, ami ha* quail.
m a*!«'
»Ml1b|«»r|
buckets,
the spoons
and forked
I n r r d i ‘ lll|»| I« •n
Householder, in the comfort of th' I h
R«
lawn mower or anything else that to be given as Christmas remem­
Fed.
K*> n
sticks that served the purpose of
«asy chairs, pore«
happily
over 1 I » « » f l i o U t i t U l I ' L ' I « n| r s f u h«* ll > * d l R a t y r o n f f O f r m
i ary.
J*
doesn't add a thing to the charm of brances. choose landscapes familiar
the modern fo rk ,. but these books
•hose glowing pages on which are
A ll person« having claim« against
the view—to the right or left of the to those who will get the pictures.
seem to forget, or perhaps it is
}
W
r..nn<-ll
Hlirrlf f .if W u « h - said «ntatu are hereby l*«*tifi«d to
depicted
flowers
and
vegetables
fti l o l l
’..lint
O r tc n
children
With
an
enlargement,
that
A
friend
of
ours
makes
•
practice
that only in gome more.than-or-
grown in luxuriant qualities, and
p u b li ca ti o n .
InntiRry present the same, «July vor.f *d a*
dlatracting, unnecessary feature can of getting Informal shots of his pals
diiiarily secluded places were they
dreams o f the summer’s
garden
by taw required, to the undersigned,
fsRRt publient Inn f*Vbr hr r y 2J. 1 PS %
which are enlarged and delivered to
be completely eliminated.
forced to make soft soap for clean­
(l umpha.
ot th« office o f Doy Gray, Beaver­
«
í .Í! a*1
«
m
l
RtldrfR«
the
various
cronies
as
Christmas
There's nothing complicated or
ing purposes.
He may
not realize all these lfill»h<»rn, <>r«*ici.n. M f o r n c y f..r pluin- ton. Oregon, within six month« from
R ft V
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difficult about enlarging. It's exactly gifts All of which simplifies his gift
First there was the old ash bar.
th* date hereof.
dreams There are plague« o f pests
like a “ magic lantern" or atereoptl- problem
rcl. It sat out in the woodshed, if
-o be encountered, the ‘ droughts of
listed and
first publuihrd
this
:on The on!v difference Is thst yon
.
JOHN VAN GUILDER
there was a woodshed, and if not
summer in some spots,
and too
DOG LICENSE NOTICE
11th day of January, 1935.
in the woodshed, in the back yard. —
'
much rain *n others, and the weevfx
Doy Gray, A<)miniatrator.
Th« license fee* for licenseable
I ’ve seen them in the smokehouse,
■ ,
. . .
of stovewoxi. Then the remainder an<*
heats o f August, take the dogs over the age of eight month*
Samuel B Iaw renc«, Attorn»y at
of the trees were felled, the brush s t r i n g out o f many a Fine garden, Shd for such »log* owned or kept Law, 712 Swot land Bl»lg.. Portland,
be nate-
famous by that glorious Huosie:
piled on them and by the time the
But blee.si.ngs be on the head o f within the State of Oregon over Oregon.
banda!
sdv ofl-
poet, James Whitcomb Riley, but
brush was burned,
most
of the 'be seed catalog man.
We
can for-
Next after getting I he leach go
the real smokehouse where in the .
..
,
, ,
give him if he paint« the roses
• .
.,
, . f
. mg. the big ten pail ketle is bung heavier timber was gone.
w int«-
they
smoked
hams
and
• ___
en a pole supported on two forked
I f there wat much L mber left “ nd the beans a little too flowery
shoulders o f the hogs that were to
sticks and over a big fire.
The fcfter burning the brush it was an<^ ia t- b » r any inducement that
supply the meat fo r the family.
.
fa tty scraps are put in a n ' the the custom to have a logging bee RTsuades a citizen
to spend Jess
The prime requisite of the place; jve added and jt is all boiled and That was just an invitation to the time loafing
and wandering
and
where the ash barrel was kept was ^ i)ed Gosht what a smell:
neighbors lo come and help pile fooling, and more time in a use-
that it should
be dry.
Moisture
\ ou all know “ Rmso” that high- tfce logs together • and get them - ,JI an<* healthful pursuit like gar-
would s&P the
life
out of tiiejjy tooted cleaning compound. Well, in shape for burning. A ll the men dening, helps make a healthier man
ashes. To the barrel was carried all in COming from the Last in UJ3i with ox teams were invited, and ®nd * better citizen.
^he aahes from the cook stove, anu w t camped right by their fgurtory about four
or five men to make
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from tne neater, too, if there was :r East Chicago.
And
the smell •ip a crew
for each ox team. The Illustrating how science
has out-
tne.
Put these ashes in the bar- there made me think o f the old oxen
pulled up the logs
beside stripped the amenities o f life, if
rcl and be sure to put the cover « ( f t soap making that we practiced where they were to be piled and we went to another war it would
on good- ’ I can remember the ' in- OIl
farm.
the men with hand spikes and cant have to be to the same old1 Sousa
junction, time and time again.
,,
. .
,
,
,
piles o f them
The marches.
R
When the mixture
has boiled hooks made
A ll the fa tty
substances
that enough, the soft soap is taken from sn.aller pieces were carried in b
y
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could be gathered
up throughout t » € kettle and put in a barrel for th; men.
As stealing a dog is now dog-
Beaverton Barber Shop
tha year that could not be
useJ Ufee (hiring the coming months. It
W. E. P E G «
Following the logging bee there napmg, and a cattle thief ¡s a
for any other purpose
weTe also ¡s a good
cleanser
for
it is all wu« usually a big supper and a cownaper, the abduction o f an in -
C. J. STEVENS, PKOPKTirrOH
carefully sawed, all the scraps from (hat Mother
used
to have.
It ’s
dance in the evening, the one giv- fant goat is apt to make things a U N D E R TA K E R AND EMBAUMER
Trying ou.
the lard, all the pork counterpart is sometimes u-ed in ing the bee paying for the music little awkward.
r'nda,
an i everything
that con- fiiese liquid soap dispensers found “ First four right and left, («lan ce
SATISFACTIO N G U A R A N TE E D
Beaverton
Grange Building
tamed
any animal fat. Some of ¡n some public laveratories. It does four, ladies chain,
and half pro­
thes* substances
were
pre-heatea rhe workj but the work !t tokes u,
menade.” “ Side four’’ did the tame,
NO TICE
«r d some were not and a mixture lnake it ig something fierce,
and three movements (I gue»s that
Beaverton Lodgi
_ u — 1 m >*
smelling to high heaven at times
Clearing the land in
that hard- is what you would call them) made
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No. 252 I. 0. 0. F.
.esulted. But these had to be saved w©od country was not the task it Up the set for the quadrille. Sure,
meets every Mon. S T U D IO B A R B E R SH O P
fo r '"'here s
the money
coming ^
where
the evergreens
grow, vte waltzed, and sohottisched. and
O PT O M E T R Y
day evening at 8
F IR S T CLASS W O RK
from to buy »oap, I d like to know?’’ There, following the custom o f the
Glasses, Fitted or Kopairod
pm . in their Hall. L. J. Foster,
was the question whenever any of Indians
the pioneers
felled
the
Our Specialty
AT REASO NABLE PRICKS
SxTotary,
Fred Terflstedt,
Noble
these
valuable
substances
got trws> burned the brush, piled up
DR. A. K
W ILSON
Grand.
E. I). Van METER, Prop.
crown out.
the logs
and then dug up
the o f other movements.
Beaverton
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Oregoa
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When the spring
came, as Chau, ground and planted the seed be. and minuet were only names to us.
cer 9ays
"When
April with its tween the stumps and the piles o f
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A fte r supper
and
before
the
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BEER ON DRAUGHT
balmy showers the drouth o f March logs. By the time I got big er.ougl. dance started, the men used to ga­
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ho« pierced to the
root,” or some- fc do
anything
towards
helping ther benind the bam
or in some
and 10l Glasses
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BEA VER TO N HOTEL
thing
to that effect,
when the clçai the land it was the custom other out_of-tjhe-wsy place lo hold
Express Office Stage Depot
Barbecue Sandwiches
days go t warmer
and
the snow to 'firs t log the land, sell ail the wrestling matches, or pull sticks,
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was gone, often after “ Sugar-mak- limber that was merchantable, o f or porfenn
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other athletic
feats.
irg tim e” came the time for ntak ten including a considerable amount Sometime« there was a ring wres-
Comer Front and Washington
Rossi Building
Beaverton Or scon
OLD HEIDHLBERG PARK
ir g the soap. First the leach was
arranged. Usually that job fell to
the men folks
This leaob was a
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elanting bojrd laid on blocks that
raised it up from the ground The
board was creased so that what li­
quid it caught would run o ff in
»he desired direction. On the slant­
ing board was set a barrel, usually
a salt barrel,
with several boles
gored in the bottom. Into the bar.
rel were dumped the accumulation
o f aahes. Then a cover was fitted
tn it. When all was ready the cov­
er was temp< rarily lifted and plen­
ty o f w&tei poured into the ashes,
the barrel cover was replaced and
the recepacle to catch tha lye
ahoved under the lower end o f the
sleeting beard.
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People
who have always
lived
v here
the
conifers
predominate
have missed something, though they
may not nr jh miss the making of
soft soap. T ie lye that oomes off
from
the hardwood
aahes
is a
strong
caustic
alkaline
solution