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« The Beaverton Review FRIDA Y . A UGUST SO. ldtfi THK BEAVERTON REVIEW E ntered me secon d -elee« m all m at ter D ecem ber 9, 1919, at the poetofftce at Beaverton. Oregon, under th e act of March 8, 1179. ^SNAPSHOT GUILD,. I V: t IT S FAIR TIME ISSU E D E V E K T F R ID A T AT B E A V ERTON. OREGON J. H. Hulett ........ S lb S t'B in iO N Editor K A TE» P«r year (in advance) . . . . (1.00 Not in advance ....................... 1.60 DAD’S STORY -a l I have fo rg o tten w heth er i. was th e last of Ju ly o r the first o f Au g u s t th a t a le tte r cam e from B row ning signed by A rth u i Mc- F atfid g e , S uperintendent of Indian schools on the Blackfoot R eserv a tion enclosing a copy t>f a le tte r fro m th e Italian Office, au th o risin g m y appointm ent a s T eacher a t the Out F in g er D ay school, and Mr. M cF atridge w rote th a t they would be looking fo r us, and w as there L e f t— ”Th* Country F air or bust.” R ig h t— Even the sideshow offer» an y th in g he could do. snapshooting opportunities. I im m ediately w rote M cFatridge £ E T S forget about the home, the the first thing you see. If the anim al asking him conditions and w hat we aeashore. the woods and pic being Judged has any unusual m ark would need, a d m ittin g th a t 1 was tures of the children and today think ings manage to get to a place near a sure enough tenderfoot a no any about picture making opportunities the ring where these tarkings show suggestions he could offer would a t the county and state fair. up the best iu your tinder. Try too be very g ra te fu lly accepted. He September is fair tim e and Ml to avoid unattractive backgrounds w rote back tha< I would be laken wager th at mighty few of you have such ns telephone poles, wires or u p on th e pay rolls a s soon a fte r ever giTen any thought to th is angle sheds. S eptem ber 1 a* I reported and of snapshooting. R ight? Honestly the Among the innumerable picture signed - the oath of office, th a t our county or state fair offers more pos- possibilities at the fair you wi.l rure- q u a rte rs w ere supplied w ith every itblllties for snapshooting than spare ly want to take some action pictures th in g we would need in the w ay of will perm it telling about. Can't you and a fuir Isn't complete w ithout tho fu rn itu re and a ll we w ere to bring •ee the barkers In front of the side th rill of horse racing whether they across the country w ith ns w as show extolling In husky, loud voices feature the veteran driver proudly our personal clothing. the m erits of th eir shows? There's rented in his sulky or the young, I h o t footed it fo r Leland and Che aide-show band with its battered dare-devil Jockey, arra n g e d fo r an auction. The only instrum ents letting forth loud blasts Snap a picture of the start of tho th in g about th a t w as th a t Nelson race as the drivers or jockeys maneu of discordant m usic; the not so clean owned the p rin tin g p la n t there and looking venders of dolla. trick gad ver th eir horses to the barrier or I had to go to him fo r our hand gets, balloons and various other startin g post and by all means take bills. But I swallowed m y pride things of questionable value; every your position at the turn of the track had th e handbills printed and held one of them a subject for good human ns the horses dash perilously around a sale as soon as I could get a i interest pictures. the curve and into the "home d a te w ith th e auctioneer. I stayed stretch ”. But let's look tow ard the more th e re a few days, g o t the things Remember this, however. If you serious side of the fair—the exhibits, cleaned u p a lit tie. T hey w ere in to r instance. By making intelligent do not have a cam era with a very deplorable condition fro m having use of your cam era you can take fast shutter, say one that wit operate been stored fo r m oths, d u sty , and home w ith you not only pictures of c t 1/500 of a second or faster, don't d irty . B ut they sold read ily enough general Interest but if you are par try to snap a rapidly moving object Some o f the people th e re w ere very ticularly interested In farm products us it whizzes directly across tho lens kind, h u t the B ury’s, th e N elson's yon can snap record pictures th at of the cam era or direct line of vision. and the S w a rtz’s did n o t come to may later prove invaluable. There Your chance of getting a good, sharp th e sale. is the judging of cattle, sheep, horses picture are much greater tf you We realized a good price fo r the vnd hogs, for instance. If the judging catch your subject at an angle of goods, especially considering th e ir Is done in an open-air ring you can about 45 degrees. I t’s always better condition. Gladys w as back ther? m ap the picture of the w inner of the to play safe than to take a chance a tim e o r two since and people slue ribbon w ith any cam era—box and perhaps get a blurred picture. who bought lam ps and beds snowed :ype or folding. Load your cam era with film today th e m Do h e r asking h e r if »he re and be ready for th a t eventful day In taking such pictures, or any m em bered them . F a th e r cam e down picture, as far as th at is concerned, when you are “off to the fa ir”. and bought a stove w e had. a Dow- don't ju st look in the finder and snap JOHN VAN GUILDER. giac Round Oak and he k ep t it as long as he k ep t house. Also some o f th e b e tte r bedding he bought- in o u r trunk. ^ l2.gagt breeoh late g e ttin g to L udington and there but not much. loading sh o t gun th a t w as also w as inform ation flo atin g around All w as h a rry and bustle. Wo handily _ rig _ ht __ ___ top o ______ a t the f the th a t they had m ore th a n the usual had a sh o rt tim e to bid ev ery body tru n k w ith a goodly supply of car- b ig k>au to g e t on th e ship. We goodbye and of course w anted to trid g e s loaded w ith buck shot. A n y - g o t our tru n k s on, stow ed our su it- show u p a t Brow ning before the w ay. I can ’t rem em ber a single cases w ith our very d esirab le lunch firs t of Septem ber. We did by a jo k e o r sm ile on th e faces of th a t g e ttin g move th a n its sh are of our few hours. T h a t journey across the little fam ily group who had so late- atten tio n . countvy w as the firs* we had ever ly bid goodbye to all th e ir friends A fte r g e ttin g Celia and th e g irls undertak en and we w ere quite con- and loved ones and w ere heading com fortably estab lish « ! I b«gat to ceited. We knew w here we w ere fo r the W est, Che wild and woolly stro ll around and see w hat there going and we th o u g h t we knew co u n try w here men w ere Men, and w as to see. I soon found there how to g e t there. We inquired of women ju s t w eren ’t, only in some w ere a lot of places I w as not th e railw ay ag en t a t K ingsley w hat secluded h o m estead er’s cabin or in allowed Signs told me of some and tic k ets would cost and because his th e dining room o f the to w n ’s hotel, scowling, rough-speaking m en told road ran to Chicago he insisted th at x cwjld fi„ a ^ ^ the me o f others- B u t a t the ste rn of w as th e p ro p er w ay to go. B ut of - course we knew .i ’ ..a -ago ''» m we a te , and th e ship locomotives puffing course we gnew th tn a a t t the tne r r.n g e m fo rm a tfon ab o u t th e fo r co l* u n « try ' - I heard - I got around and up w here would be sh o rter if we w ent across . . . ' ' But ¡ £ " « ¡ ¡ * 5 ? * The Æ , ' children did ' f r . L ake . . M ichigan. . . . . he had no , tic- ., — not k eta to route u s th a t w ay and sold , aboot as usual; they seemed u s o re only to T raverse City. to U n»e the heavy atm osphere. We We kept track of w h at ne of- w ere ^ oin<r (o tf089 fhe lake on feved us tick ets fo r and thought one of th^ p ere M arqu€tte car fe r . how much money we w ere going ri€S- p e rh a p s in th e back of our to save by going in a stra ig h t lir e m{lvD w ere th o u g h ts of the disas- to Browning. A t T raverse C ity we teT th a t atten d ed a sis te r ship of bought a tic k e t—two tickets real- th a t line which disappeared with ali ly ; Celia and I expected to £ et ^ board j ust a f ew nronth« before th e g irls th ro u g h w ithout paying we w ere cro ssin g T here w as no fo r them. I t worked all right- our piace we couW a tickef and no* paying fo r the g irls, until w t fcad failej fo ]ocM t a forTTK.r T ra- g o t to St- Paul but from there we r e r s * c i ty re s ident, C. H. H am - paid local fa re fo r Gladys because mond, wh0 lived in L udington. w e had no threwgh tic k et fo r her. T. L , , . r inally the prow o f the ca r fer- But I am g ettin g ahead of my rto ry a v , , - . “ . B J r y m ade its appearance around the _ . . . , . b rea k w a ter; we could not see out -Hiose tickets w ere to L udingston, on the lake fr0 m th # dock w h tre stil. in Michigan T here we ate our „ e w ere As fo(m as it t fa s . supper on the frjck and w aiu-i for «*^*4 to the dock we so u g h t out th e boat th a t w as to take us across ^ e cap tain in o rd er to obtain p a s- ¡that rough sheet of w ate r. . .. , , In those days ft was the common ***e on tlle sh ,p ' n e referre d us to practice to fill a big basket w ith th* P l*r *er w ho took our money and lunch fo r those trav ellin g on the w anted more. B ut we only bought train. T here w ere few dining car« passage and th o u g h t to lay out on r u n into th a t section and those who th e m 0st o f the tim e. we could see from th e dock, th e re was not a sign o f the an g ry wave» dossing out »ole the h arbor. Rut the fellows fasten in g down those oars knew. It looked, as though not a e a r could m o w from its place. It was a good th in g th ey w ere *e c u rtly faste n ed ; men w ere busy p atro llin g the hold all night to are th a t I hey wove kept fastened. I found my way to the very front off th e ship as w e got undei way. about ten th irty at n ig h t. Tin wind w as fresh aa we w ent down the bay and w hen we got to toe end o f the big b rea k w a ter the ship gavi its first roll. I th o u g h t the thing waa su rely going to tu rn bottom up rig h t there. Rut .»he righted op ami w ith the next w ave came sp ray th at wet the deck, and the deck w atch ordV'red everybody in side. One»« in th e cabin I found Celia | sick- I t had come on w ith the first wave. She w as looking f i t somi ¡lac e to lay T hia w hile she went i 'o th e d ressin g room. She shoved tho eight eon-m onths- old baby into my arm s, and bolted. W ell, niy eon tem pt fo r »ea sickne»» w as about to ta k e a sudden shaking. Rut I | tro tte d around the cabin w ith the ■ little one In ray arm s, thoroughly enjoying tho rolling motion, waroh ing the floor sla n t one w ay, then ' nnother. (C ontinued on N ext Cage) N O TICE O F F IN A L SET T L E M E N T In the County C ourt of the S la te of Oregon for W ashington County. In the M atter of th e E sta te of H annah C arlso n Allen, Deceased N otice is hereby given th at the : undersign««! ad m in istra to r o f the . e sta te o f H annah l'arl-.>n Alien, deceased, has filed his fin al uceount and rep«>rt as .such ad m in istra to r I in the C ounty C ourt o f the S tate of Oregon fo r W aN iington County, ! and th a t said final account and re- i p o rt has been set for final hearing j and settlem ent before sakl court at , the court room th ereo f in H ills boro, O regon, on M nday, S< ptem i her 30, tl935, at 10 o’clock u m. of said day. D ated and firs t published, A ugust 30. 1936. Last publication, S ep tem b er 27, 1936. Doy G ray, A d m in istra to r of the E sta te o f H annah C arlson Allen. Deceased. M. B. Bump, residence and a d dress, H illsboro, Oregon, A ttorney for said A d m in istrato r and E state. adv C39-43 N O TICE TO C R ED ITO RS In th e County Court of th e S tate of O regon for the C ount) of W a sh in g to n , D e p a rtm e n t of P ro bate In th e m a tte r o f the E sta te of Jan e E liia A ndrew s, Deceased ' N otice is hereby given th a t th« undersigned has been appointed ex- ncutrix of the L ast Will and Tes- ta m en t o f Ja n e Eliza Andrew s. Deceased, by th e County C ourt of the s t a t e of Oregon fo r the C ounty W ashington, and has qualified a ' *uc’’- A” persona having claim s the e s ta te c f the »aid Jem- E*'** A ndrew s, Deceased, a re here- notified to p resen t the sam e to IP* office o f t'he Beaverton O regon, F.nnne* Co- B«*v erton I l _ ? “ “ ,*** w h at were | And believe it or not, th ey w ere sh o v irg whole tra in s rig h t on t h e 1 ship. Som ew ay, th ey had taken out the j w hole ste rn of th e vessel, revealing railro ad trac k s the whole length of th e ship. O nto these trac k s the.«p locom otives w ere shoving freig h t j cars, dozens and dozens o f th e m .! A M I L E - A N D LESS I counted, la te r, the num ber on N e x t tim e y o u g o to Cali each track . I fo rg e t the to ta lnum- ' fornia, try the train. Let the h er b u t th ere w ere five long train s | e n g in e e r drive you safely, in th e belly o f th a t ship before - sw iftly,over the sm o o th e st highw ayyetinvented. It'sthc we ffoing th a t night. A pecu- j econom ical and comfortable lia r so rt of jack screw w as used way to go. Railroad fares are to p ro p the c a rs u.p, to hold them touching bottom at 2r a mile fro m m oving about. I d id n ot *«• sad less. Pullman charges arc an y use o f th a t, b u t I soon found j a third less than formerly. o u t all rig h t. I th o u g h t se ttin g " th e brakes o u g h t to hold an y ca r ; in its place. You see. I had never be*n o u t in a sto rm on th e w ater. F in ally the th in g s w ere all m - i cured, th e long b la sts of the w his tle had told off th e tim e for de p a rtin g and we w ere ab o u t to pull o u t Sm iles broke fo rth in plenty, b u t th e y did n o t last. In th a t shel : pCTd iw ' or ,m or' We were due in Manitowoc- Wis- te re d h arb o r, hem med in by a sm all nours on th e tra in w ere alm ost See your agent, or w rite J. A. Ormandy, alw ays equipped w ith plen ty to e a t *1 th ree, though we w ere bay, th e m outh of a considerable on the road. We had a big suit ce rtain to be late. The th in g was riv e r and the b ig b rea k w a ter th a t I 7 0 5 Pacific B ld g ., Portland, O regon case filled w ith fried chicken, roil j jelly cake, pie, cookies, fried cakes AT ILK THE HONEYMOON an d all the good things our folks w e w ere leaving thought we would like to have. I am sure it w as very kind and thoughtul o f th em and we O H I PIN C H or THIS * * * /V € N A T tN O TO W D fP n ev e r let them know th a t the whole W il l MAKE YOU A lot, w ith the exception of w hat we YOUNO M AN a te th a t evening on the dock at Ludington. w as throw n out, literally w asted. We ju s t couldn’t swallow th e stuff! S un set on a big body o f w ater alw ay s has it* appeal. We sa t and w atched the sun set and thought of th e loved ones we had le ft behind — loved ones who kissed us good bye feeling c e rta in th ey would ne v e r see us again. F o r w ere we not g o in g onto an Indian R eservation? A nd w eren’t the Indians blood th ir- ■ty savages who would hide be - hind trees, and shoo* th e ir victim* down, and scalp th e m ? P erhaps we th o u g h t lovingly of th e .303 Sa- y ag e rifle th a t was saf<Jy packed J a # iUU iiclict lu. tti»iii«'ly. April 1. r»so. i ! ||| ili» 1 ly lit. till*« it ini llitrrt'Ht XX III* Il th«» Nil 1*1 XV It li lit un in..! 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Kllt> M Milla, xml agalimt Ih*- leal pi’Mi» rt x Itet «'luffifter «le Merli »•«1 r..» lit«- n ti in .if ft 130 00. with liti* * ni thi’f*« n Niiii’c O ituber 1, 1910 at the ru t» *»f *’ii»ht per cent P«r mutuili, nu« th«’ ru rth fr Ntiin of $125 OU a t loi n e x • 1 • c n , «m! th« fur th«»r m u tu «»t : «. la « Mat* «ml ti la bum ciucnt ■. an 1 th» • «»■!■ of na Id Nal«* au«1 ' till xx! t, «.in iimudlnif and t « «|tl • i Un; nt«' 1 • Il iki nal« of the r«»iiMxx lim «|enc i il». .1 t m l property. Ni t 11«iteti lu \\ -i«biiipton County. S tati of Ores«» i. to-wlf: Th«* South xx• ni g u n rU r (HW s> Ntl I U * fit «'Mr-lutlf ( \V S ) of till* 8*>ut)i*'MNi Q uarter uinl the S n u d i U rbi «Ju«rt *‘i ( H K ’« ) o f Hit* Q u a r t e r t S K 1* ) *»f S«-e- d o n iw e u i y - f i v e i 25) T o w n a h 1 1 » o n e I I I N o r t h o f Ka n*«' M \ . <\> W' Nt, \V 111rtnir Hr M i 'I u M aii l i ni of J W Ctitinel mut on i \ i u i i t |. 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Nt dn* hour of 10 o'clock »«in of Multi viny, at the Kant «loor of the d-mnly Court II ounc In the d u y of j HillnltorM. \Vnnhlnu ton County. Or«*-i u»»n. sd ì nt public auction to tin- ] hlich* nt htddci for ennh In Itami nil R * v. I. N . D e m y s t y t : / h a t’« fo u n d n o th in g in the p a tt 20 genre that can ta k e the place of Dr. Milee A n ti-P a in Pills. T h ey are a sure relief for m y headache." S u ffe re rs from H e a d a c h e , N eu ralg ia. T o o th a ch e, H ackache, S ciatica, R h e u m a tism . I.urnhago, N eu ritis, M u sc u la r P ain s, P e r i odic P ain s, w rite th a t th e y h av e u.s«I D r. M iles A n ti- P a in Pill* w ith b e tte r re s u lts th a n th e y h ad ev e n h o p ed for. C o u n tless A m e ric a n h o u se w iv es w o u ld n o m o re th in k of k ee p in g h o u se w ith o u t Dr. M iles A n ti- P a in PilLs th a n w ith o u t flo u r o r su g a r. K ee p a p a c k ag e in y o u r m e d icin e c a b in e t aAd sa v e y o u rse lf n ee d le ss suffering. ALKA SELTZER for C O IJ3 S , A cid In d ig estio n , H e a d ache, N eu ralg ia, F atig u e , M u s cu lar. R h e u m a tic, S ciatic F ain s a n d o th e r d iso rd e rs d u e to an o v e r-a c id co n d itio n of th e b<*iy The analgesic, i acetyl valley late > re lieves pain. Th* alk ali/en help to correct t)i* rauve of those paiiu due to Excess Acid. Get Alka-Seltier at your drug store In Me and Hr package« for home use, or ask for a drink of Alka-Settlor al the soda fountain A t Drug Storee~2Sc and fl.00 DM A N n -m iN P U L S BE WISE-ALKALIZt Business Places To Patronize IN BEAVERTON! J STUDIO BAKBKR SHOD ! Boa verton Barber Shop F IR S T CLASS W ORK AT REA SON A BLE P R IC E S 2 t Southern Pacific Mie « 1« Iti. tu li Rtnl I n t r r i n t W ti Ir li th è Minivi* u n n i « ’«! ile i • m t a u l , K ilt) M K I U b . tinti In « a l d m *«»I p r o p e r t y nhox«< tli'pM i liu ti u n Ih«» Ulti*' «»I t h è |l%« » I di'* tv«' l»i>lt>ll|i IttM plO lttlIff* h with vouchers and duly verified, w ithin six m onths from tnc date hereof. D ated an d firs t putdistved A ugust ’ IN I larat publication, S eptem ber 13* 1936. Reatvu'o M. Dunn, E xecutrix tî. A. t\*bh, A tto rn ey for the Ex ecutrix. Cascade Lock», O re gon. adve:»7 I t K. I». Van M ETER , »’top. J. S T E V E N S . P R O P R I E T O R SATISFA CTIO N O U A R A N T E E D YV. E. PEGU U N D E R T A K E R AND EM BA I,M ER G r a n g e B u ild in g B e a v e r to n OPTOMETRY ClaM»«*M, Kitted or R epaired O ur Specialty DR. A. E. W ILSON B e a te r'o n Oregon Alt H eidelberg Beer BEER ON DRAUGHT On D raught T ry us fo r Chicken Dinner* and 5< a n d 1 0? G la s s e s B arbecue Sandw iches ExpresM O ffice S tage Depot , W estern Union P hone inures F R E E DANCING GREYHOUND CO FFEE SHOP OLD H E ID E L B E R G PARK I Roa» I B uilding Hen veri nn O regon EUGENE BROOKINGS A tto rn ey At Law P o rtland and Beaverton Bedell Bldg. Phone AT 5671 Goodrich Tire* B a tte ry Service A ccessories G reasing FO R I) SA L E S & SER V IC E BOB JOHNSTON A uto Truck, and T ra cto r R epairing Itos-i Bldg. G eneral P etroleum Phone 010'i Phone 7103 Product« B eaverton, Or*.
