The Beaverton review., July 19, 1935, Image 2

F r i d a y , JU LY
THE
I*,
Tlj»> Beaverton Rcviexv
m i
BEAVERTNN REVIEW
Entered as eecond-cias* mall mat­
ter December 9, 1921, at the postoffice
• t Beaverton. Oregon, under the act oi
March 8, 1879.
ISSUED E V E R Y F R ID A Y A T BEA
VERTON, OREGON
J.
H.
H u le tt
..........
E d ito r
S I B S C K IIT IO N KATES
Per year (in advance) . . . . $1.00
Not in advance ....................
1.50
Ir.
by how my oar drums felt vvhoth-1
Militili.
\ 11• • t li• > f» r Ululi»«
M
II
or to toko
any more or
not, I I n t i n « Ir« u h « « M i l Ml I h l ’
urr. it* i ¡(1- It«?«' «Itti M'MtcHM. Hil l »»<•!••
Hit V • I f -3«
I »1 • licit.
1 m II 111$, (oil ( ttunt.t
i»r«-u»»it I ' u r \\ 4
f und that 1 could loll, all right. j
Ktunii is l*tdi •mi. I'htinmi. v«
K ill)
1’hnt law suit wwa not "ettied j
M I’ilHti. 1 ». r» it.Ioni
IvM > M Kill»«, || m iil«< v«' imlii*«l
for
more than »
year.
Finally, ' «!«■ 1«i
f » inlh«III
Zt.hf,
tlu> Basket Fadoty superiti ! In t*t. N’ i «tu. t»r ih. sitili ««f or*
\ t»U t«l «• h«’l «1*1 » A»|UI r «ti 1«» B
t' ofit. find : g t 'a t ho could not I'ktin
«in»’ a
n w « i III. * *)inplrtltil
tin«l
hluff
us, hired a surveyor
«nil I Ih n )• Oi'.« 1 y«»u In Hi«« »!»<»\ •• « n- B
r * M|»»|»rr of the
Great N
Newspaper
found
out that I ho lire was alsnil Hil* «I « ' tin
«I unit «»it
r I n f*»ic
N orth * r »t
' li re 1 el u nu. 1 it u a*. Ilo paid 11« IttMl tl.i « V • «I t II» I III»- I I «*»•« I ll«N«t *
I t 11»«* orti«
tfl
III»' |»ul*ll«’»ll 1« » II I 'f
io fur tde lug» In hel hi up in the liti* Ritmili« m, t o - * it I Mi *»r hi f u r r
\ t i l l 11 It Ml 1*1101,1. \N 0
Ih«-
«
\|»it
««(
it
f
I «ill
* • • h * no a I .
'ooils and quite a - u
uni damages.
*
Auto limit* urn! Air*ncy
«H « i
l h« '
iUli<
u(
H im
fi«*m titul
re c
I . ver cun o to ir a !, al - 1 l l l hr.lt toll
Oregon
of
I Ills«
RII|ll|llo||U,
III*' J Hsavet lon
' '.e.h
| Mr t I ' r. averse
City iti«- «il I* ti I • I iir M |»uh!t« *»tl«*»i I" mu M
Fur
informal
Ion
m near Di tr< •it to bo at the I « I Jut) I:*. 1*1.1%. nn«t If vi« m full ■«»
1« n|»|i«-«»r «in i .» hr * r r tin
|»lniitlff ■ regarding service or subscription.
rial. Pratt *n t ; lbert got t «goth- w i l l ;• I» I» I \ t»» thr* ( ' n u l l i*«r ill «' t*
■
I’ hu'ie lleavortnn 721)1
<1 f o i
In
li«r
R» M
«•■ in
or and agreed to certain stipula
I*
I » J *• « t% f .
t«> w i t
Tilt«!
pittiti I I f f
III« ' »’
lies! lenee w J office:
ti<
a
vvt s, tiled out of court, hui»'U « nt m « tit»1 «It'f» int ui t,
M ill
Corner. Second und Hall
I got a hundred iladlai - out i f the M I I I ! * m i . I nu fihiRt tliR n ’l l pr n -
Ititlv
li•*r«’ ln n f I « »
«1« s« » it»« «I l««i
tlt<
affair after pay ng Gilbert'» fie ., ,m
l
a
a - fB fiB B U B B tja B a a a a »
f si n o ah w til* I n t n . • thi t .
which seemed rather ixorlu larl le «*!' h l h s • Ottolii-I 1. I
nt til» i ’l l ' ’
.. f «-j lit
I». »’ « ■ nl
|»'i
/inilinn
'«tul
me at the time, hut there was i i
It' .
f ... »
• f* 11 «U Wlllll E* II'« Ut « ««I
t tl I ■*
thing else to do. lie bod title to «ult. unti tin furili* r r itili* * f 1100 00
li.n In.
About everything I lia l „«> 1 never n t t •*» it« \
I tk l » f
«I “ «' I il«« «I t II
Timi !
batted an eye. 1 ut I thong'".I I’d
* i«iii|tlniiit li«*t«lit. ntt«l
i»iuintirr>
A different next time.
r. ut « «t ht «t<M »’»Uhi ut
w lit. h
v
t*MiR
t«« « t f!
|tr«’ lv. »tul
I thii k 1 stayed home about a I \ a hit h M ip i«rtii
h\ I
N OU n. «1 • 1
him « If« II. « N
month
rocuporwtirg
frem
t'-a' 1 ÎMinltfr
Ihf* i>i**»l** »
tit»«« « «•v«rx
** Iti«
.ini
«h *»*r 11«. .1.
breakdown. Then I went b:.ct t> , j 1 « i * hi ' fi»- r
. i •
i m r* i•i»r«1tf«<1 «.n nH"t’
1! g Rapids hut Delia stayed at 1 r * *. •« «1: II % i «-<«r«li« «.f m«<•r 1 u i « k
hone anli worked for hen your.g 1 f«»r \V»i » • nt \"ii i*.*unt\ •*!« * M »1 . <
10 IW10, h.
lit M m
or > ister who m i l s to Is confine!
II ¡1 »'N I t h •
h.
Irsi
that summer. When the regular
i'il |»l « «I » RI I \
ill«* I Ilio
l h . t| ID* I II
Uri
h«
I
•
III
«1«
'
term was up l came th-re and
liti;
h «IIII.I«-
ili.I
Ml
III'
1« II
worked in the read f r a ume m i
I«« Inu
. . r»h< «I r« n I |.| op rlv I\ I in .
•unt>
« » r
in the hay field ar l liarv-stt field
thill
til«'
4
it.I
RltUNt«’
W
««r 4 » I » ; »«n. 1H..1
\\ tli
I . -li.
S t. *t «'
wherever I could get a job.
P 111«*iiIn » l .\ h«*ti»ol* I Mini «I«"«
1«. w It
A f. l h ' W » ,
1 travelled around looking for u rrlh* «I
tSW ». )
4 « u m r t « r
N o t l d l W « Rt
Tli.
school a great deal. Thin I get
.• \\ » ••IO- tirili- « \N ! » «‘ f tlO’
Rev. I. N . D em y says:
h Id i f u directory of lh» -chooh S* litio r I latiti t I « r tSF'4 » nu«l th.<
«.f It»«* I
isi*:»* »
»11 t i n ii t Q u ii tir
OI
1 hare found nothing in th t
the state and wrote letters to
H ot I I » II M I i • I is r I t f S««tl««n
¡»Kit 20 ¡yonrj that can take the
at: the di reel o r- where I thought t v, « nt \ v •» t 2 ft ) T. u nuh i|. i « Hr \\ • i - l l f
f I : n n ir
F lv
I
V I lh
place of l)r. Miles A n ti-P a n t
I could qualify. I got two replica, \V i l l «ni
Pills. They are a sure relief fo r
ec
|
t
.«$
<
*«),
or o front a sch 1 whore I would
»!
1
E
IIP
«
tii.
f.ir*
Thnf 4ii hi fin
viy headache."
1 ,i:« .1.1 i- .l |»l«»|>. 1 t V In « «ht II
have to teach jfcomct rv, and the l *!•
rurn 1« • «.un» » f
l p O l l * \. « ut i"ti in th.
Sufferers from H e g t l i c h e .
, t
cihtM from W xom.
T o
• • 11«*’ t*r. « tri, Is .
school
•
NtR !
•
%
i*i*l».
«
1
li
0
foil«
Neuralgia, Toothache, Huokuehe,
v Its tv t would havr hti i !
tc.tc'l
: to t li«' |m% inf'll* of tl1« Ih»!
Fi
Sciatica, Kheuniuti in, Lumhagu,
pe 'iru*try wn>te to M:i c link about %n«l
1 ?» i in
r thl* |'l,iTht Iff iituhr
Neuritis, Muscular Pains, Peri­
my qualifications ar l h* sent out
* hirti n
I | nt.u Ip.rip
!.. $1 !lit» 01). w Ith 1nt. r* *
odic Pains, write that they have
n hurry up cnll for me to report
:tu
l.
«It Hi*
used Dr. Mill's Anti-Pain Pills
hoc rk to yvh«'ol to qualif v at geo-
î » n mint
«•laht
I m
with better results than they hud
tlllN
«lilt
bet ry. Bit
thnt blooming subjeef
î«» f u r i l o »
r
nini
even hoped for.
had go ten me out of Mille-sb'og «e
•it. r»o
fr. « herein
1 1 ■ t. ilnn« ri. If nn>. !.. 1». «Iti» poi
Countless American house­
î wrote them 1 would ra1
! lice be
*? un
* 1 II1R» 1 »«* ml V I«« «1 il
wives would no more think
î xcLise 1 ard contracted to teach at 1 <
may >h>.< t. th if ¡M Urn
of keeping house without Dr.
w lx* ni.
in «vr tiri !» fi •' hri *t » . r. « «1 prl 1 «ntl
1*. i --r to II 11 «1 (tint, ini »n -«t
Mdi - Anti-Pain Pills than with­
W© wt r t ir t " E. O. I-add ’s cher- tx ..f \ )
«4 «*(t It «tint In r«in. HI* t t!
out Hour or sugar. Keep a pack­
«»ih«r fit»' I fufllli« p «!
r\
: ftcr
the
njn . job 1
ore’ ard
age in your medicine cabinrt and
irrAfiti’<t li. r- iti u ■ 11.«iy h <
rUt and poked
cherries
pl a yeti
t|uitnt»|f*
save yourself needless suffering.
thi re for five weeks. I do rot re.
rtiiN ■ untinovi »i I n N«*rv e . 1 ini».>n ?
A t Drug Store»-- 25e and $1.00
III)«
fitti.»!
b>
«»r«1i
I
o!
H«
n
nu tuber M-hut we made hut t w l < »'V l»U
Fr auk 1*4*t« r*. lud« 1 %i* 11 It«- tìhi
e
igh to pay m r fare and the Nil! Il I«' «1 «Vurt.
\x hl. h «►r« î* r
m
O W NS I L I .
1
fr i ight. on all OUT good1 to Wixom. mu th' Hint dflt«‘<1 lt.lv t«». t Ü3.%
Hit.
*
of
flrNt
puhlh’ii
iti"»».
J
ut>
a little berg
ul>out forty
miles
W I I - m i N P IL L S
fr m D1
étroit.
Nice, >loopy farmer
Hut,' of list put.It, »» t ton. A i u i
town,
with two characters livirg
there. One. Ed M ore, a rationally
known 'hiH-jr breeder and the other.
Berto Holden, brother to “ Corn King
H bien” , the ce! ob rated corn fhi-
v oca te -■ f Ames, Iowa.
When
to
Wixi m Wl
we got
four 1 that practically all our fur­
niture had been broken, big bar­
rels o f canned fruit were Iraki: g,
our dresser ard stove were bi'ke'-
Into what looked more like kir. I
ling wood than any resemblaiee o f
furniture. We had to buy all row- s n
D io
h a k h i : k
stuff, or nearly all row. for I think
Heavcrton Harbor Shop
I fixed up some o f the pieciv* but
FIR S T CLASS W ORK
(
I n i i . v i . n s r i t o i ' i i ; I O K
the fruit, the stove, ard l i t ' of
AT REASO NABLE PRICES
the other articles were gore be­
K. I) \ »n M l.T U t, Prop.
•SATISFACTION G U A R A N TE E D
yond repafT. ’
a hr (Omumiau
6t-
When 1 first went to Ferris’* in
the fall, thhciioe was a ct 11 from
Mill« m-btrg for a teooher. The or-
i*»m l c.-n.ractor to leach t*».» m .hool
for the year le d eloped With one
ef his student* and they watted
a substitute quick. Mas.-elink sent
nu. up there ami I toi>k the fellow's
place
fo r
a couple o f
weeks,
but the board wanted a man who
could teaoh geonulry. I never had
s iu .ie l that b:aix-h of mathema­
tics; in fact I never had much of
any math except arithmetic, so I
did not attempt teaching the stuff.
By that time it had gotten along
towards Thanksgiving and 1 went
hi me and spent the holidays with
the family. There was, 1 suppose,
the u.- ual
Hulett
gathering
at
Christmas, a® hud betn the custom
foi a number o f years, so long tlia:
I have forgotten when or where
oi how it began. The smaller units
c l the clan gathered at Thanks­
giving but at Christmas there usu­
ally was a hundred or more to­
gether.
I suppose there was the
The illuminated house number and entrance lights lend an air of hos­
same gathering that year, though
pitality to the home, and make it easy for callers to find the address.
Irene had moved down near Grand
Rapids.
tural design of the house. There are,
B y Jean P ren tice
on the market, styles for all the
It was after 'he holidays that I
J J .W E you ever started out of an principal architectural designs, that
returned to school, this time tak­
evening for the home of triends, harmonize with the house exterior*.
ing the wife and Glauys along.
then upon arriving at their street, T o be practical, they must have
We lived in one big room in one
had difficulty in finding their house open bottoms, so that the steps and
o f the
down town brick
blocks.
porch will be lighted.
number?
The buildirg was heated, the room
I have, and it's such a nuisance.
An illuminated house number is
sixteen by twenty four feet \va-
No reason for it. really, when attrac­ a convenience that should be part
curtamed i f f into four sections. I
tive illuminated house numbers and of every hospitable home. This fea­
suppose gas must have been sup­
doorway lights are so easy to install. ture may be incorporated into the
The c'-artu of a carefully planned
plied
though I ’ve forgotten
that
Teh lighting unit itself, or a separ­
home is rst revealed in its entrance. ate illuminated number may be used,
part.
And if it is cheery and inviting, and operated by a small bulb. Other­
As I recall, it cost the three of
the number plainly visible, we in­ wise. the number should be so placed
us $ 1.80 per week fo r food. The
stantly feel that we are welcome.
that it is illuminated by the entrance
room cost us four dollars a month
Porch-brackets and doorway lan­ light. Side and rear porches each
which would br.rg the liv irg costs
terns. which are so much in favor in call for their individual lights. A
up to about
$2.75 a week.
Not
the better districts, should be se­ single fixture on the door-opening
much. We did not eat much st,ak.
lected with an eye to the architec­ side is suggested.
though we had it orce or twice a .
week. Mrs. H. did the cooking and
to step w rryirg.
Ka»y
went to school,
getting
there at involved me in some manner. Then told me
had done some
things enough to say, but not so i a 'y to
eight o’clock. I set out at a little his wife
owned up
to on her do. A fte r a couple of weeks I l>e-
after seven and was continually in which she
class until after six in the eve­ death bed which tended to make gan lo miss class«*, at that school
ning.
I studied
eleven, brarches, him sore at me. Eesides that, there ar. unforgiveable rin, but Mrs. H.
to curry
favor made it all right with the Old Man
none o f them what you mtght call was the chance
light.
With
a big comjxany
by bearing and he allowed me to remain in
what clarses
I could
attend.
I
A fter going to Millersburv- I had tales so he reported that I was
should like to give you a word pic
___
_____
made
cutting
timber
over
my
line
on
gone to the farm
and had
ture of the agor.y c f those succes­
arrangements to get out some logs their iard- Judge my surprise when
sive attacks
of head aches,
but
that were on the west side o f the handed a summons as I boarded a
words fail. I ’ve had blood poison,
train
that
was
to
bear
me
back
back forty. That term, "back fo r­
rheumatl-m.
r.euralga,
m.v
face
ty” in that section had grown into one Saturday evening to B g Ra-
i swollen so that one eye was shut
quite a fa m ila r phrase. It might pids.
land the other almosd, typhoid fe ­
mean anywhere from a mile back
I went to Fred Pratt, who up
ver, diphtheria, ptc maire, I gu> s
or. some one
else's
land, or it to that time had always acted a®
all the ills the flesh is heir to,
might mean just along your line. my attorney when I required the
but r.o pain ever compared in in-
LO C A L N E W S
This timber had been left along services
of one but
he informed
lersity
with
those h*ada<hes.
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the west line o f the fo rty that we me that he had been retained by
wanted
I>r. Lynch
to give
ni
Twenty of the voung people of
Well,
there
had purchased from D. Dake but the Basket Factory.
W . E. l»E (i(ï
something
to stop the pain;
he the Church
o f Christ
enjoyed a
had been
lumbered
off by Noud that big company had hire! my
would not for that, would rot re­ “ wienie n a s t” nt T. ?t Park, F ri­
when he lumbered off the section lawyer away frem me.
lieve the cau-c o f the suffering.
day
evening.
H king.
swimming, U N D E R T A K E R AND KM BALM Kit
that Byron had purchased. Noud
Nert week I came back to Tra ­
One evening the Mrs. get Mas and games were the diversions of
was not in the habit o f getting c- verse City ar.d interviewed the su­
<• r a n g e l l i i i h l l i i g
- - IL iiv erlii ft
ver lines. The Basket Factory, an­ perintendent o f the factory, a great selirk out of faculty meeting and the evening.
Mrs. Iv y Martin and daughters
other manufacturing plant in Tra­ big, fat Dutchman. He was fully told him .»He was taking me home.
verse City which turned
sue i persuaded that I was taking their She wired to K irg -lty to Father, Ruth ar.d Eileen anti Mrs. Her.rv
Alt Heidelberg Beer
baskets as are used for small quan­ timber and so no use to talk to who about that time l a ! 'retailed Watts left Thursday to attir'd the
On Drnught
tities of grapes or peaches to lie him. I offered to pay half of tr.e a telephone ar 1 he met u at the CohirrVbia
River
Naxarer.e
Camp
marketed
in, owned the land) on price of a survey. Nothing deirg. dipot that right towards tnidn g#it. meeting from July 18 to the- 28th Try us for Chicken Dinners and
He took us down to Dr. Fenton’s
Barbecue Sandwiches
three sides of our back forty.
I had cut some o f their timber,
a. 107th Ave., ard H Igat-*, S. K.,
office, got the doctor out and tokl
When
Grandfather
Hulct
had and
he was going
to make me
in Portland.
FREE DANCING
him our symptoms. I)r. Fenton wa>
homesteaded his place, the one we smart for it. Ir. that state a tim­
OI.I)
HEIDELBERG PUCK
much put cut. He could not un ier-
The Missionary
Society
of the
owned and had lived on until mov­ ber thief caught in tike act i? just
® and how any physician c uld let Nazarene Church held an nil day
ing to Traverse City, he had 180 out of luck. Ten times the value
a b. ly suffer so mixi'i pa n when r e ttin g Tucsilay at the home of
acres. When he »old off the east of the stumpage and a lien cc any
ErCENK BROOKINTÎS
the suffering could Ig? avoided by Mrs. Anna Steere at Elmonicu. The
eighty to George he sold off 4/9’s property you own is the price the
the
u*e
o
f
a
sedative.
He
pre­
lailies,
ten
in
number,
sewe
I
for
|
o f the original tract. That lacked culprit has to face.
Attorney A t Lnw
scribed morphine
when the pain fbeir missionary projects in t hinn
somewhat of the half of the quar­
Portland and Beaverton
Then I went to Pain. C- Gilbert’s started end quinine at hour inter­
ar.d Africa. A business meeting wa® 1
ter section. One day, while hunt­ office. Gilbert was a you: g lawyer,
vals until I could not lake any held in the afternoon A pot-luck Bedell Bldg.
Itosii Bldg.
ing partridges back there it dawned raised
in that seelioi
and well
I’ llOIK 7 tot!
Phone AT ">t>71
on me that Noud had taken it for thought of. In 10‘tii when I was more. He told me I wou’ d knew lurch was served at noon.
I
granted that the corner established there he was Circuit judge. Gil­
fo r George was the corner of the bert asked me repeatedly whether
fo rty he was lumbering, ar.d thus, I was positive thnt I ha 1 not g o t ;
he ran a line south from
that over the line.
I was. He
then1
stake and thus left considerable f s>hoved some papers under my nose
a strip along the west line which a id told me to sign on ,he dotted
he had not cut off.
Theie would lines. I dad. The papers represent­
be two acres of timber which was ed- practically signing away every
left on my land and which his tim­ dollar I owned. There was an or-1
ber deed had run out on. When der for the money for log alrea­
m e bought
timber stumpage
in dy marketed, an option with an j
that country at that time, he had acknowledgement, or practically the
a certain specified time to rimove whole price of the real estate as !
the same.
Failing to remove the paid, and it sewed mv affair» u p1
timber, it reverts back to the own­ *o that Parm C. Gilbert became
er o f the lard.
owner ar.d manager of my whole
Now, I probably knew that there estate. But what was I to do? I
was more timber back there that was young. Suspected of a crime. 1
Noud could have claimed
had he When he had finished and every­
h*
chosen to do so but it was not thing set to his satisfaction
my
affair
to tell him about it. bade me go back to school and fo r­
Anyway, he man dealt in big tracts get about the matter. Ea-y to say;
was
lied up in
and did not take the timber while but my capital
he was operating there, there was those logs. But I went back bor-1
little
to indicate
that he wculd re-wed money where I could get it j
come back after several years and and made preparation lo stay out
set up camp fo r the two acres the term.
Tho«e eleven subjects began to ,
or 90 that he bad failed to re­
move. Anyway, his claim to the take their toll. The events related i
timber
expired
that fall and I above happened in the course c f j
spent
some c f .the time between the early winter. By the first o f |
ally re- ;
coming back from Miller^burg and March I began lo have
going back to Big Rapids in cut­ curring headaches. Each day they
and
a little j
ting ar.d skidding up some c f the got a little harder
They began about ten or j
logs on that strip.
I intended to harder.
see to the marketin'» of (he logs eleven in the forenoon ano would
by conning up week end'3 to look persist until seven to nire in the
evening.
Then
they would leave
after affairs.
My uncle, George, who had pur­ ar.d my head would clear up. Fi-1
chased the eighty aero1-« the road rally I went to a doctor Dr. Lyrch,
that we had first bought to build a nice, young chap. He inquired
pn had got »orb o f a complex that a little into what I was doing and
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