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m r*Y . w ?■ m THC IKAVKirrOfl MtVIKW ^SNAPSHOT CUIL I rrinlstrator or tho Mtato cf WtnTtrld hiaith uuth-cf tiui took his body SEV ER A L OF BIBLE Scott spttrk«. daeeaseil i«> «eit «t awa) vvhilo I lay in bed too sick privili« uir iht nul »itutc belong (’LASS HAVE PICNIC I hm D i M < • > i«rv what happened. 1 could not N«»ld •‘■Luit’. Nolii« |4 In r« Entered aa second-class ui.ul mat A group of the young people of t»y «ivrn that from «ml «fier Ilm have gone with thorn had they per ter Decern bet I, 11122, at the poetotnoe till) Huy of July, IHSft, I »tini! pro- mit to f it. Had they told me that the Saturday evening Bible claw c#«Kt io ndl ui privat« »•!» io iltu at Beaverton. Oregon, under the act ut enjoytai a »whn at Kvatncr's Beat, hliili'Ml liltltlcr for uii N li I h limiti nil my time hail come I think that It March S, 187a. ENLARCtMENTS follow I hm dr»crlb«»d propet ly be wi uM have been a welcome mea- Sakunhiy afternoon, and in the eve- Ilio I o n i c I iiic I«i n«td nmg nveit at th* homo of Mr. ami vage. But I recovered, aa did t'elia. ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY AT BEA nct lttn. I s ble, r i a v i*np«>r(, K * im *X Mr». R. B. McMiivn for their tvg- VERTON. OREGON .lim n When ip rink came we uug up d ia li», 1 i uum tabla, i nlar study. Bob Denney was the • lu V t, J o!» a i r . rix k iiiu l o n i I ll s tlw little casket and took ilt to the & i ¿Hr. ! \ («Mirili, k l I r l o li r u n * « ' . I J. H. Hulett Kingsley cemetery where l.ynn'a leader for the evening. Willar.i Al- hti - l i s t e s il. d t ««itiM'r tinti SS Of lot 4. romani» were laid to rest beside «trieb, who has the clam for the A im '- 1rimi t h •m e - l . n l f W «mil i l . K orrst U r o . tr, SUBSCRIPTION HAIES t t l o i ' k is those of hia .«inter who hail passed < 'ITI'¡T* ' *ruvit* tt h-lntixrioul talk T I uKl I n n 1 nil l ' o . l I I I » . < H t*K'*n. a a b y I h r UU-lfcv- almost u lu livi! 1 three h iv , tia ra tu I n a . «a«suona. t, i Per year (in advance) . . . . fl.00 uway years Infor«. n ini ( l i « ’ r « *o f d u ly rm 'u rd i'il Tin» young inopie will hive a inni» In hand tl f »»»II*, T erm s I Father was taken »ick » »hurt Not in advance ...................... 1.60 O ra g li al K«»i r«*»l U r u V » . D ated time after our recovery from diph piemie ai al evening campii tv ser nor. t h i s M l . ria>* «»f ¿ u n » , theria and we went to the home v i«' ntt Lamie'« , |u»ik - on the Tuai- T II leltt!«•!««%I«*««. Administrator of farm ami did the work there, took j ** n* • v*ltunh»y, July tt W influiti Houli Hpark» aatat« M DAD'S STORY j care of the stock, and got up the l>, l> Hump. Attorney f*»i «s*. pH»rmi (Jrovr, Orctfott. ndv « 27-8 • wood for «he coming year. In the TEN YEARS AGO j spring just before removing Lynn's When we finally moved to Tra remains wc went back to Traver»«> verse City, nty sster, Laura and i F r o « ihr lteai ertön Keview ol ; A'ity, but living in that house her husnaixi were already there. July 3. 1*23 ■ hi ought back such sad memories L.ving in a city o f twei\e thou-’ Washington oounty was repiv- ! that we soon rented another house -onH'd at the CAixena' Military IJ rand to fifteen thousand souls we Creai Newspaper ef the J •nd have never lived in the little Training Camp at Camp Lewi» by: ■ found somewhat different from the Northwest a I l ouse on Lincoln street alnce, fatm lvfe to which we were ac Cscil D. Kiiunona, of Bcaverton; ■ though we owned it for a number ARTHUR MULHOLLAND ■ E. Smith. Cornelius; Jotm ■ customed. At first we lived away of year». F. 0 . Mick.« Jr. and John M. ■ Auto Route and Agency B on the west sale of tne town in a That summer I worked first for Schwvndoman. Forest Grovu- Thom- ! Beaverton Oregon ■ lanise boioi.gi.g to L*ave \\vnxoop. the Beitner Butter Diah Co., ami •» 0 . Norton and Roy T Th warte. _____________ 1 suppose living in ftis houce was For Information ■ i p p then for the Oval Wood Dish Co. Hillsboro; Durwand D Finley. Iler «re g a rd lm aervlre or »ub.cnption. the lea-on 1 was put on by h.m While working for the luu«r com •>ert W. Schmink, arwl Wallace A ■ >_______»sn» N a*1 a salesman for goodness knows, I’hone ■ Beaverton 7303 pany I had an experience th«t I Schmidt, Sherwond. They were to 1 never oia nave much talent for Residence and office: - shall never forget. In fact several romain at the camp durn« the) Corner, Second and Hall sviung things. ta. things happened along about that month uf July. a* sn About tne tirst sale I maue was t me which are »till quite clear of a grain dr-Jl. 1 got it shipped, But this one had to do v-Rh my Tel»Vranai were received in B«i- cut aud set up a no uie boss called work. verton from Mr. a»d Mrs. LV>y me in and tow me he had sola a Logs came U> the factory on ! «tatiivg ehag they Irad ex windmill to a larmer out near lion- trains, much as they do in the We«t P*noticed tho earthquake during roe cenur, auu I was to go out i Tl.oro was a lake that was used thoir Vtay in Ifciznman, Montana, and set it up. it was a forty f o o t ! a» « mill pond, quit« « laigc lake. They were all rurbt. and were anx- derrick wita an e-g-'-t foot wheel iiK're than a mile long and perhaps ioua to got out of the twrthquake cn t-p. Weil, 1 went out and went half a mile wide. Tho banking **>ne. Although the quake bail shak- t j work. All the direction witn ground was aomo distance from rn thoni up somewhat, neither of tee smpment were to the t fleet the factory and for a number o f 1 them received acy injury. Enlargements make Ideal gifts for friend* that t se wr.ole mill, wheel, vane veeJca I worked with the crew who j • • • and relation* and all, was to be assembled on were at the rollway. We would roll j The firwt firecracker accident of the ground and then set up. ] got EVERYTHING considered, snap- 3 Vi Inch film will easily give yon a the logs into the lake, make a boom the year occurred a week before the thing; together ana asked fox ^ ehootera are a lucky lot Aa we sparkling 8 x 10 Inch anlargement around them and in the evening July gth when Walter Shearer, the i help to noist the thing in place. I hare seen, they have the edge on or A word about subjects for enlarge tle tug would tow them to a point ( eight-yoar-old son of Chewier Shear- 1 never had seen a mill taiseo and dinary mortals In the matter of real ments—particularly If they're to be Hear the mill where they wouhl b>‘ w , « a s burned by a fiiecrackar really knew little about how to ly personal, meaningful birthday or used as glfta Choose pictures that run insiik» o# permanent booms and exploding in hi« face. He had been go about it. other types ol greeting cards. And will mean something to the recipi fed up to the endless chain that examminat it to discover why it One o f the help who carr.e to they hare the means of creating ents. A shot ot Fldo trying to climb carried them up to the saw'. had not gunr off before. assist with the raising had seen gifts ot exceptional charm and ralue. a tree after Cleo, the cat. will be Soon after going there I was aet j • • • / ? # V . /• A / . D ^ m y u y s ; acme one else put up a null and These particular ‘ means" are the vastly appreciated by big brother or to work feeding the chain that 1« effort to rid th* county / havt found nothing In tht he claimed that the wheel t u vane snapshot negative« from which beau sister away at College, but it won't went into the mill. Not a difficult ° t (Ywauhi Thbtle, the County paaf 20 years that can take tho &nouia not be raised with the tow tlfu! enlargements can be made. If mean very much to Aunt Cynthia job but one that required constant court declam l Washington county a place of Dr. M ilei Anti-Pain er. Well, he talked with the far you haven't yet experimented with who doesn't care for either dogs or (Attention. One could lake out on weed control district, and a-ked ail Pills. They are a sure relief for cats. mer and got him scared so that the logs forming the permanent property owners to destroy all such enlargements, now's the time. my headache." r.e went to a pr.one and tailed up Some ot the best enlargements booms, get hold of one of the log» thistles, and prevent their seeding In enlarging a picture you get not my boss to come out before I ru Sufferers from H e a d a c h e to bo sent up into the mill with a “ nd spreading only a bigger, more realistic Image, we’ve seen have been landscapes—or ined his milL He came and we Neuralgia, Toothache, Bucka sort o f a pike pole equipped with j • • • but the opportunity to select the beat seascapes. Mountains usually make Sciatica, Rheumatism, LumL raised the mill all right, but he did both a spike and a hook. One can The grange hall, an old lasvl- part of any negative for magnifica good pictures Neuritis, Muscular Pains, lA r.» take the wheel and vane off. But A friend of ours makes a practice easily tow the biggest lug where mark at Tigard, was being torn tion. Suppose yon have a good nega odlc Pains, write that they have the next time he sent me out he one has good footing and the boom down to make room few a new live of the youngsters at play In the ot getting Informal shots of bis used Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pill» told me never to let on th* I hall to be built immediately. k « s were in good shape. sandbox — a picture which their friends which are enlarged and de • • • with better results than they had had not worked at that sort of grandparents would be delighted to livered to the various cronies as I had been working there some even hoped for. thing much and things went just A contract war lot by the city J have, enlarged, as a gift. Bnt suppose glfta All of which simplified his gift weeks when I got hold of a log problem. for the improving (if several streets fine. That second mill was put to Countless American house there's something Incongruous — a that I could just reach from on*' gether on the ground and we set With the coming ot summer you wives would no more think wash on the line, a lawn mower or corner of the boom. My hook seem in town. Work began the first of l it up in jig time. No trouble at o f keeping house without Dr. anything else tha' doesn’t add a wfll be getting many pictures that ed firmly fastened and I started the week. all. So from that time on, so long Miles Anti-Pain Pills than with thing to the charm of the view—to will make beautiful enlargements to pull. The hook let loose and as I worked for Wynkoip I just out flour or sugar. Keep a pack v u *n m s r i i » r o H 's « o t i c «: the right or left ot the children With such as a picture of grandmother In just as I stepped back to regain went right ahead and some way age In your medicine cabinet and my balance something caught my I « i h O r K I • » A u L n K o O I K u « f r t i l O M K K M i h T r V « t a t e 1 an enlargement that distracting, un the flower garden, or sister standing aave yourself needless suffering. I got along all right. heel. I sat down in that water with necessary feature can be completely la front of a tree filled with beauti of H rrgun for W ash in gton t'o R M ty Mttrr of thr* KHtHtn of ful spring blossoms That winter user* was not much A t Drug Stores—25c and $1.00 all four limbs »ticking up into the in th r M eliminated VVInflHfl Scott Sparku, derraffd doing in the fanning implement Opportunities for beautiful pic air. They told me I looked like a Enlargement ma: be o; almost H y v lr tu r o f a n < * r « !* * r u n it J r c r r » * big bull frog leaping backwards, «»f th business and for a month I never ► ____O R . M I l_M ■ • any sire Any good negative, no mat ture? arr counties.' at this time of ** County Court Of Wr»«hln*ton ade juk ! « ntrri-4 laugh, »ay, I never heard the laat Cc.unty. Or^ifon. m n,ade a sale. So one day I was ir. ter how small, may be “blown up" to yeai sc go forth with your camera o f r e c o r d J u n » 5 . lf35. a u th o r ls ln ir the office o f the Traverse City Mfg. of that and even to thia day when •nd directing the und«*r«i|(n«*d ad- make a picture five or six times the and get them Co., and the manager, Wm. Brown, one of the men see» me ne fairly slxe of the original A sharp 2V X JOHN VAN GUILDER bursts. ssked me if I knew anyth-ng about legging. Well, I knew a little, and . . ... .. . the . sensation . I’ll „ never forget . be told me he would give me three f ny, h" ’d?_ ,n my 1,ie than I did b-coming victims, d d n .t idbmit t< keep steam up on that old rat to taking antit xin thoug- we J,-J the. " e‘L t . ° f my _thc dollars a day to go out and lum * * * * * * that pond I could not ber off a forty he had recently tle trap. The engine was ’way have to submit to a rigid quaran- ^ _ bigger and had much mo-e capac- t.ne. Gladys did not have ' a bad swim. And I always close my eye» purchased. I met him that aiter- when my head goes under water. noon and he took me in his auto- ' tj than the boil1*5' Tre e '1K‘ n« '*e attack and in due time the health O f ooume I knew I’d come to the authorities, in the person c ‘ Dr. mobile to see the forty. That was ^ was an eighty horse and the surface. I kept threshing wi'h my the home, and __ , „ ___ ___, . rr.y f ; m automobile ride. ,boiler ° nly forty or f,.fty Holliday, , fumigated u _ . .. i arms and after ages my hand came . contact ______ . with -.u one J w___ It was an old style Maxwell, and For one boiler, ,t wa, ratner we icft for a short visit with rela- in of the boom Kingsley and in Grant Lves at it got there all right, though it bl* «*» 10 legs. I crawled out and the bo»s township. was not much of a car a* com- for tbat, er« ln*' But 1 told me I’d better go heme and The evening we returned the get some dry clothes, but I »tuck pared with modem machines. There th« er* ‘™ *troke <*>«"». r t - n l the weather was damp, rained all the was no top or cover; the seat stuck * rthe 3tf * m ch t!l- and dld it out until six o’clock, quitting STUDIO BARBER SHOP Beaverton Barber Shop way home, and we wenrt to bed in ^ up like a bench set on a flat plat- the best I could, F IR S T C LA SS W O R K form. It had a wheel and must I stayed with that job until all the spare bed, the only one which, C. J. S T E V E N S . P R O P R IE T O R have had a1' engine, for it made the shingles were cut out. Then had not been thoroughly torn up A T R E A S O N A B L E P R IC E S a b® noise. All of which reminds Brown wanted me to dismantle the and the bedding hung on a line in K. D. V a n M K TF .H , P re p . S A T IS F A C T IO N O U A R A N T E E D - me o f the Sioux Indian name for mill and take it out for him, but order to get rid of the germs. We had fold Dr. Holliday that Gladys ar. auto, the literal interpretation just about that time we had a o f which is “ skunk wagon diphtheria epidemic whrich ran had not been on that bed and that Well, after dickering around, trrough the fam.ly. It was this it would be all right not to tear it to pieces. Brown bought some more timber way. In due time tfte remainder of bordering on the forty he already The Lowery family lived next _ . ------------- O IT O x M E T R Y had, and I started putting in a door to us in Traverse City, and ( «he family oame down with the • Your first «have with tbe mw Schtrb BEAUERTOIl Glaaaca, Fitted or Repaired camp and a shingle mill- I got a one of their children had a sore dxead disease. Then we remembered INJECTOR rasor will b« a qatrfcer end Our Specialty more comfortable above There la no drac fellow by the name o f Price— Will throat. They did not call the doc- that when Gladys was first taken FinAncE comPAny to thia rasor Yon DR- A. E. WILSON Price—to run the shingle mill and tor, but did swab the child's throat sick she had lain on that bed for will marvel at Ha Beaverton Oregon Ilf h t s c i i of I acted as sort of superintendent out with a cloth tied to the eni a few hours. We had totally for- toaeh. Once over, of the whole works. We put in th* of a stick. Gladys got hold of one gotten the circumstance when we and roar face la smoothed and shingle mill, hired men to assem- oj the »ticks and brought it home told Dr. Holliday that the bed had refreshed. W. E. PEGG BEER ON DRAUGHT ble and set it up, got a camp with her. As soon as it was dis- ' net been occupied by the sick girl, t Bl ade s are built, and roads to and through hix ocvered Celia put it in the stove, I Celia was perhaps least sick of chanced la at anti 7 5* and 10< Glasses Yao merely Insert U N D E R TA K E R AND EM HALM ER timber laid out and practically but in due course, Gladys came the three of us, or it may have E x p re s s O ffic e S ta g e D ep ot INJECTOR and built. down with a sore throat, and we been only her nerve that kept her W "5,tiLrn. U ,,lon P h o n e Ioann G R E Y H O U N D C O FFE E SH OP Orange Building Beaverton Wages were coming up I was 80,11 *or Dr- Martin. He pronounced up. The Lowery family summoned INJECTOR with K Made* D t » r i_ » u ll d ln g B e»v e rtn n O re g o n poying many of the men more than »» diphtheria and recommended the doctor, Dr. Martin, and though MAQA 2 INK RRFKATINO RAZOR CO. I was getting per day Then some that 8,1 ot us he inoculated with he did all he could do, it was only OB Park A venae. New York. N Y. Goodrich Tires flattery Service o f Brown’s relative« got the idea «rAitoxin. a few hours before he told us that Alt Heidelberg Beer P. Ritchie* ( , I o c . . « l M t h l l » N . r . Accessories Greasing that I was going to break Brown VP th,at Urne' mttst have (Lynns hfe could not lie saved. Of Oa Draught FORD SALES & SERVICE and he sent for me to come in to been In 1908, we were much fright- course we were ready to take the S c h i c k Try us for Chicken Dinners and the office I could not get away f'ned hy that treatment, and though antitoxin but for the little fifteen- BOB JOHNSTON Barbecue Sandwiches Auto Truck, and Tractor Repairing jest at the moment,' and after I did corys*nt 10 Glad>8 takin« . it' neooth-old boy it we» too late. He FREE DANCING the w n a -» finally started, I someway pa'sed th« remainder of the family, being died in his mothers arms in 4L- General Petroleum Phone 0103 RAZO R e OLD HEIDELBERG PARK him en route to my camp. He got h.althy and showing no iigns of evening of the second day and Products Beaverton, Or*. there and a delegation of his rela tives met him, told him bow I wa? AFTER THE HONEYMOON ^•«Ading his money and not get By Geoff Hayes ting anything done, how one of them could just raise sand and i get t lot o f work done if Browr would only put him in boss. Brown Lstened and agreed to put the young chap in bos» and to let me go. The upshot of the matter w a s! that I went to work for Price, the fellow who was running the shin gle mill, as his engineer. Never had I run an engine much though while threshing I had often taken over the engine for a short time, j say an hour or two or a half a day at a time, but never had tak- j en complete charge. But tne fire- j man he had was not keeping up steam, and I thought I could keep the thing going. • I’ve put in time at some rather j difficult jobs but I never wotked Editor 1 11 ! ( 2 Jl?r (Orriimuuu 5 ANTI-RUN P IU S Business Places To Patronize IN BEAVERTON! Th e re is a difference In je c to r* « 1 List Your Property With us NOWI « :
