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cu SNAPSHOT CHILO,
I thought I knew aotnolhing about utiis supposed to I n * flushed periodi­ supini* ed to le«'d thè se1 op shut
steam boilviYo engine«, etc. Before cally by un uut,-mutie airangemout off. 1 opendi up lite valve u bilie
hut no ’water ountc. 1 mude some
LickeiM left for hi« vacation l went winch require* some explanation
E n te re d as second-ctam* m a il m a t­
itiqurlry «tisi I ouik I tbst soma lime
down
with him to the pumping
Wuler
«
1 « .
piped
it
ul
one
end
ter D e ce m b e r 8. 1822, at th e p o s t o fflc e
liefore tb* boy* le Ut Lirkcli» lsu.1
plant ami trad hhn go over the of the trough ami emptied, not du
CLOUDS AND Til I i KS
at B e a verton , O regon , u n d er the a ct o i
i
è
machinery part with ine. He pul itfMy into the trough bui rather In­ «hut off thè water vw»y <*'• l b> thè
M a rch 8, 1878.
on a head of some eighty pound« to an upporutu« shaped something bui n and uppnrenlly had folgori, n
pressure on hi» boiler*, which like tin* old fashioned given I •>’ scoop. to tulli on thè snpply uguin. Ile
IS S U E D E V E R Y F R I D A Y AT B E A ­
seemod quite (Ont* amount of pres­ This scoop utas hung in sudi u h«d bern makmg »tme repulr* to
VERTON. OREGON
sure and I remarked shout it. He manner that when full of water it thè prlncipal's collage lookmg to
J . H . H u i e t t ........... Editor
told me he could hardly pump with would tip down and „pill i » con
ttic coming of thè new principi«!
aixly pounds prea-ure. Now, where tents ih*wn into ll»* Irough. When
After u w- tir I learned w!'«*ie lo
■ u n io n nun u t h
I Irad run t»oilers I turned on the empty the »e.Nip would resume it m
(Continuici mi N'exl Page)
Per year (in advance) . . . . Ji.oo
pump any time as soon as the origiiutl |M>»ibion aid the «lowly run­
1-60
Not in advance ......................
»team got so it registered in the ning water would till it ugiiin when
steam ga.uge. Bui not here.
it would dump into lie trough «ml
Tire usual mean» of feeding wa­ so on. This wXt« in the ha mum nt
Socialists are much like Bolshe­
ter into a boiler is by meana of mi of (he dormitory.
vists, only some Socialists shave
injector. I asked where the Injec­
Well, there were no Ixiys lit tile
occasionally.
tors were located ami he showed Mchool to s|H-ak of- only the night
’‘* ’’*#*•1*
.
d f
me gl.be valves. But that did nol watch lx-ing supposes! to u. e the
“ I'm not sure whether my wife
satisfy me Just glolte valves were hoy»’ rest room. But there tame
is a blond or brunette; she has
no way lo send water into a boil­
just gone to ¡the beauty parlor.”
er under steam pressure. But he out from that rs'om such an odor,
turned one open and the wa er be­ one «lay soon after I took over the
gan
to run up in the water glass engineer’« duii«-«, .thu-1 I investiga­
She goes around in lees and less
on the side of the boiler.
ted. I found tihe witter thul was
every day— iaid the tired business-"
The different sizes of the cylin-
man looking at tihe bathing beauty.
deits on either side of the pumps
excited another inquiry. One end
W fìi5 T • t r
m vfl M in *.
Th« daughter uses paint for the
looked about a foot in diameter,
t n OHIY A
same reason
her violinist father
A fo -jI lfU *
the other erd about four inches.
uses resun, to make the beau uke
What
seemod
to
be
the
»loam
pipe
bold.
Rev. I. N. Demy says:
led to the large end. Wa* I dumb­
founded when he told nre the large
l have found nothing in the
“ Gee, dear, with a moon like
past 20 pears tluil con take the
1 end held the steam eviinder, the
that there’s only two things to do
place of Dr. hides Anti-Pair*
; small end Ihe water cylinder.
and I don't feel like writing
Pill*. They are a sure relief for
The
water
pipes
leading
through
If it’s clouds you want in your next picture a Niter will capture them.
poetry.”
my headache."
the building were some eight or
AST week the Snapshot Guild re- green and red light, and also put
ten inches in diameter. The pump
Sufferers from H e a d a c h e ,
Conrmumsm, bolshevism, and a lot i
-s ceived a letter from a reader over the lens a filtor which holds
i cyvlirders ware onlv four Inches in
Neuralgia, Toothache, Backache,
o f other ism* are bound to fail
who lives In the country. She wrote I back the ultra-violet and blue. The
diameter. Such a difference! But I
Sciatica, Rheumatism, Lumbago,
iu part—“ At this time of year the green or grven and red light front
because they are founded on hat­
learned The river was some four
Neuritis. Muscular Pains, Peri­
Toit#
clouds are simply beautiful aud often the clouds will thus effect the film,
red and not on the Jove your neigh­
hundred feet below the reservoir
odic Pains, write that they have
while
practically
no
light
from
the
wheu their formations are unusually
bor principle.
used Dr. Mile* Antt-Paln Pills
| which w-s* located on the ridge
A LK A SELTZER
attractive 1 take many snapshots sky will get through to it, and in the
with better results than they had
back of the 'chool. As l recall it.
for
hoping they will register and give a finished print, the clouds will appear
even hoped for.
there was a back pressure from th-'
Just a little suggestion for those
rather true picture of the beautiful whiter than the sky.
HEADACHE,
Acid Indigestion,
-
reservoir
at
the
norop
house
of
Countless American house­
gloomy faced individuals who think
Some film Is slightly sensitive to
scene. I have been somewhat disap­
Colds, Neurulgiu. Fatigue, Mus­
something like 3S0 pounds per
wives would no nu-re think
notr.ing ever happens— try taking a
pointed in the results, however, for green light but superscusltlve pan­
cular, Rlo-umatic. Sciatic Pains.
i square inch. Now. when that glob«
o f keeping house without Dr.
trip to Germany and shouting “To
these beautiful, soft, white clouds chromatic films will respond to both
Pleasant, Non-habit forming.
valve was open the flow only had
Miles Anti-Pain Pills thun with­
hell with Hitler!”
green
and
red
light.
Such
films
will,
have not appeared in the picture as
Non-laxative- does not depr«\ss
out flour or sugar K e e p a pack­
lo overcome an eighty pound pres­
therefore,
show
up
the
clouds
true to nature as I had hoped for.”
the heart.
age In your medicine cabinet und
sure and of cour-p the duff can«'
“ That’s the linen closet, Mister.”
Clouds do add to the beauty of against the sky if used with a yellow-
save yourself needless suffering.
ru'h'ng down into the boiler with­
G et t lk n S e llr r r at y o u r drug «tore
filter.
The
deeper
the
yellow
color
said
the attendant to the man
any outdoor picture but it is true
In 38>- and M r package« lo r liom r use,
out
am-
injector
or
pump
So
that
A t Drug Stores — 25c and fl.00
In
the
filter
the
more
violet
and
blue
peering through the key hole. “ Ma­
that they do uot always register
or get a d rin k of t l k a - S r l t w r at an y
wa* that.
through the lens of the camera as it removes, or “ holds back.”
demoiselle's dressing room is one
drug store soda fou n tain .
o n M u « .« ,'
As you will no doubt surmise,
That also sort of explained the
door farther down the hall.”
they appear to the eye.
there
are
various
types
of
filters
ami
difference
in
the
sizes
o
f
the
wa­
Suppose we are taking a picture
A N T I -M I N I’ l l A S
fer rvHrder ami the storm cy!in-
such as the oae above and use a film each typo has Its limitations so In
When you hear a fellow shout-;
■ dor in the pumps. The difference
which
is sensitive only to ultra-vio­ choosing a filter you must make
ing vociferously about the rights
| in the sizes were noco'.sary in or­
let, violet and blue light. We should your own decision, based on your
o f capital or Tabor- why not in­
general requirements. A good gen­
der to overcome the pressure on
not
be
able
to
distinguish
between
quire just bow much capital he has
the column of water from the re-
the clouds and sky if we give enough eral alt-round filter is the K 2 which
and how much Tabor he has done.
YOUR HOME IS YOUR CASTLE
exposure to show detail In the land­ requires lengthening the exposure
I servolr.
scape. This Is because the light from two to four times, depending on the
A d m if o n ly c le a n , c o n s t r u c t iv e nev»« b y r e a d in g
This
led
to
other
metiers.
The
Well, elections are looming. But
the blue 3ky and the white clouds Is film employed.
mi ( HftlSI i \ \ S ( I l N ( I MONI rot
pipe
between
the
pim
p
and
the
re-
There Is also a filter known as a
between the two oki parties there
very rich in light rays to which the
•I Un ity \ r u * i n i / t r r f n r i h r It n u r
I
sorvoir
wats
past
iron.
w>th
hell
Sky Filter used extensively by the
isn’t much difference. The donkey-
film responds.
Il g l i f i sil th# « ofittru* tiv# w o r l d n ew t hu t «!•*#• no« • • p io n « r im e and a *«m i«l
joint».
That
mean«
that
one
erd
I t s * int#r#etinK feat ure p i g f i f o t si i ih# family o n VI o m e n ’ » A t t i v i n e » . I loi n*
brays and the elephant trumpets
Although clouds and blue sky are amateur to photograph clouds In a
of a pipe fBted into a boll shap"
o i i l i n g , G ar de n a . I s d m s l t o n s n d H o ok * A l i o (»affo* fo r l h « ( S ild r e n « m l Y suing
but they both eat from the same
both rich in ultra-violet, violet and landscape with no increase In ex­
folk»
V i g o r o u s » «i no ri si « , s n tOi# rp ret sti on o f n#wa m ih#
M i t i l i e t the
in the end of the other pipe. Tves”
N a i l o n « ' ( o l u m n s n d " U s a l i r n e ih# W o i l d <•«» h ) '
manger when they get a chance
blue, there Is a marked difference posure time. Half of this filter is yel­
are o f « « ( i w i a l int#r»»t l o m « n
joints
were
calk«!
with
lead,
shaped
between the two. The light from the low- and the. other half clear. This
In a mold to resemble the form
clouds, being white, actually con­ filter can be used without increasing
I h # f h l l a l i f i M M e ttile # P 'i lr li t h ll t g Ihn i r t ,
An enterprising editor offers a
1 Off F a lm o u t t ) M tf««-l
llo it u n
M « u m h 'j . r i t »
and size of the p ’ ne- and driven
the exposure because the sky is pho­
tains
a
certain
amount
of
green
aud
PI##*# r n lir m» suiMf rlpttuft tu Th* ChtlaUon IN ! •tic
M o nito r
fo r
«
ten dollar prize to the fellow who
into
the
bell
end
w'th
calking
iron*
lirrlud ol
red light, while that from the blue tographed through the yellow part
writes the best article on “ Why I
O d # ie n a
I« uo
T hr## m t n t ia
Well, when school was >ut we
while the landscape, or general sub-
sky does not.
MIS rncfilh*
« Mi
On# month
bought this magazine.” He got a
did not use so much wafer, and
t,
This, then makes it necessary to Ject is photographed through the
letter saying. “ Bedad, I’ll double you.
>
,,
'
%
so I only had to pumn a day or
distinguish between clouds and sky lower half, which Is not colored.
I’ll give twenty dollars to the fel­
L i f e ’.
If it's clouds you want a filter will
two a week. I learned what the
in order to record both in a snap­
*
T a
low who can teJl me one good
engineer was doing. He was pump­
shot. We must, therefore, use a film 1 prove Invaluable.
C ity
>
V
reason why I bought your oM rag.”
- A - A . A - A .S . A - A . A . A . A .A .S .A .
ing and repairing the pine lire mn't
which will respond to green or to
JOHN VAN GUILDER.
all hi* time, tha! is the time he
ANCIENT HARVEST FESTIVALS
worked Any little disturbance wa-
ORIGINATE HALLOWE’ EN a n d o n e l o o t t o t h e p o w e r h o u s e o f
likely to cause a leak in one of
Corvallis.
the pine ioints and once it started
D
A
D
S
S
T
O
R
Y
B
y
r
l
e
Sipe,
o
u
r
y
o
u
n
g
he»-o
on
the
H olidays
are
e x c it i n g ,
but
what
soon
S -------------------------------------------------ffl the reservoir supply would
h o l i d a y is m o r e f a s c i n a t i n g t h a n its line, ha s r e c o v e r e d from» an in j u r e d
drain
out
for
the
wader
c«me
in
received
in s c r i m m a g e
w ork­
I promised to tell something of
h i s t o r y ? A n d w h a t h i s t o r y c o u l d be k n e e
at the bottom of the supply reser­
he
played
a m igh ty
nice the water system al Jicarilla. Well
m ore fa s cin a t in g than that o f H a l­ o u t s :
gam** last F r i d a y G o o d ‘ w o r k B y r le , you may remember the location of voir.
l o w e ’e n ?
k e e p it up.
Getting and keeping a supply of
the school, within a horse-shoe
H a l l o w e ’en is t h e c e l e b r a t i o n r.f a,
M elvin Gumm ,
our fo o tb a ll m ana-
co m b in atio n o f cu sto m s o f the D r u -'
shaped ridge. You might say a fuel on hand I found Ihe hardest
jeer. ím «a v e r y e f f ic ien t y o u n jf man.
id. e a r l y C h r i s t i a n and R o m a n f e s ­
mountain. I hardly know how high part o f maintaining a water supply
W « li ke hi« p« »lite m a r m er«. H e p u l «
tivals
The
Rom ans originated
the
the ridge Was but it was all a Indian laborers were hired to bring
l o t » o f sp irit in t o the team .
h a r v e s t f e s t i v a l on N o v e m b e r fir st ,
wood for fuel, but they were un­
F r a n k Emm* »ns. our f u l l b a c k . a ls o fairly good le-ami wanted to do to
in h o n o r o f t h e i r g o d d e s s o f a g r i c u l ­
reliable and unleMs one kept after •STUDIO BARBER SHOP
c a r r i e s on a c t i v i t i e s e l s e w h e r e , b e i n g draw an empty wagon up it.
Beaverton Barber Shop
ture. P o m o n a . It is f r o m t h e m that
them they were likely lo go hunt­
s t u d e n t b o d y p r e s id e n t an d c i r c u l a ­
Away
to
the
north,
over
the
w e h a v e a d o p t e d t h e id ea r f b o b b i n g
FIRST
C
L
A
S
S
W
ORK
ing or off on some trip and forget
t ion m a n a g e r o f the H u m m e r .
ridge and then down a long slope
f o r ap p les , d e c o r a t i n g w i t h c o r n s t a l k s
C. .1. STKVKNS. BROPRTKTOK
AT REASONABLE B R U T ’S
In all the g a m e s M o s h o f s k y h a s the San Juan river wended its way about the fuel supply. But it was
and
p u m p k in s .
The
D ruids
were
not
of
the
fuel
that
I
was
going
m e m b e r s o f a p a g a n C e l t i c r e l i g i o n , be e n p l a y i n g l i k e a T r o j a n , h it t in g , to join the Colorado. It was a size­
K. II Van MKT Kit, ITop.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
and
driving — a
w orth y
w h o a c t e d as p r ie s t , p h y s i c i a n , w o n ­ s m a s h i n g .
able stream, as streams go in the to write.
d e r - w o r k e r . and c h i e f J u d i c i a r y f o r t e a m m a t e o f D o n S ipe w h o h a s be e n dry sections.
In
the
dormitory
there
were
se­
The spring when I
w o r k i n g e q u a l l y a s h a rd
t h e i r t rib e. T h e y
set a s i d e a d a y
was
in Jicarilla
the water was parate rest rooms for Ihe big boys, | .................
C
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e
d
i
t
m
u
s
t
g
o
t
o
J
a
c
k
B
a
r
r
o
n
,
as t h e R o m a n s ha d. n o t o n ' v as a
very roily, almost as muddy as the the little hoys, and the employee*.
harvest
festival
hu t a l s o as a d a y <»ur q u a r t e r - b a c k . S e ld o m t a l k e d of,
•
The boys’ rest rooms were ort of
W. E. PEGU
w h ich they
m u s t k e e p e v il
sp ir it s h e is the t h i n k i n g p ie c e o f t h e t e a m famed Missouri. On the banks of
a
community
affair.
There
were
a w a y . It w a s t h e i r b e l i e f t h a t w i t ­ and u s u a l l y t h e i n d iv id u a l w h o t o s ­ the river, some two miles from the
OPTOMETRY
school the Government had installed none of the usual water closets bul UN DERTAKER AND KMHALMKR
ches
and g h o s t s r o a m e d a b o u t in ses the p a s s e s f o r the e x t r a p o i n t s
Glas««», Fitted or lleuaired
" C h u c k ” B a r r y is v e r y i n t e r e s te d a pumping plant. There were Iwo rather a series of seats arranged
search
of
g athering
the
w icked
Our Specially
row over a big trough which
H e include.« large
boilers in arches and two in
so u ls. B o n f i r e s w-ere b u ilt as p r o t e c ­ in t h e J o u r n a l i s m c la s s
DR. A. E. WILSON
Grange H ii II c II iik - - - - - - Ileaverton
In
his
w
o
r
k
h
i
s
f
o
o
t
b
a
l
l
a
b
i
l
i
t
y
and
t i o n T h e r e w e fin d t h e d e e p e s t r o o t s
steam pumps, the duplex type. 1
Beaverton
Oregon
o f t h e f a m i l y t re e o f t h e J a c k o ’ e n t h u s i a s m .
should think the boilers were six •’0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
W ho
is t h is linerruan w h o in all
la n te r n . A f t e r C h r i s t i a n i t y had g r a d ­
r
feet in diameiter and some sixteen B
G o ..'In ch T ir o «
B a tte ry Service
this y e a r h a s be e n
driving
Alt Heidelberg Beer
u a l l y u s u r p e d t h e p a g a n lan d s. O c ­ g a m e s
or eighteen feet long. Each had its
A c c e s s o r ie s
G re a sin g
l i k e he m e a n t b u s i ­
On Draught
t o b e r SI, w a s still a f e s t i v e d a y . It an d s m a s h i n g
separate
fireplace
and
could
he
in
FORD S A L K S X S E R V I C E
w a s n ot t o f r i g h t e n a w a y e v i l s b u t n e s s ? T h is mem fi n i s h e s s c h o o l
T
r
y
us
fo
r
Chicken
D
in
n
ers
and
■
Great
Newspaper
of
the
p
steamed up separately. The pumps
t o w o r s h i p sain ts . H e r e
t h e n a m e J a n u a r y and is g r e a t l y in t e r e s t e d in
B a rb e cu e .Sandw iches
BOB JOHNSTON
J
Northwest
■
H a l l o w e ’ en o r i g i n a t e d , w h i c h t r a n s l a t ­ h is la s t s e a s o n . S m a ll in s t a t u r e , he were also connected up so that they
A u to T ru ck , and T r a c to r Repairing
F
R
E
E
D
A
N
C
I
N
G
could
be
run
from
either
boiler
or
B
ARTHUR MULHOLLAND
"
ed,
means
H oly
Eve.
The
s a in ts h a s th<* h i t t i n g a b i l i t y o f J o e L ou is.
General P e tro le u m
Phone 0103
both could l>e furred on to both "
O L D H E ID E L B E R G P A R K
w< re t h o s e w h o ha d s c o r n e d t o a t ­ D o n 't let it g e t y o u . T e d
Auto Route and Agency
g
Producta
Beaverton. O re
F o r e s t G r o v e and M a c b a t t le d to boilers.
tach their n a m es to th eir g r e a t e a rth -,
! Beaverton
Oregon*
C a r e f u l B e a v e r * , b u ild
l y d ee ds . T h e h o l i d a y w a s t o s h o w a s c o r e o f
Years before, while working wilh ■
For information
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t
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a
t
line
s
t
r
o
n
g
?
BEAVERTON
t h e a p p r e c i a t i o n f o r th em .
a threshing outfit I had learned a B regarding service or subscription/!
E. L . H OW ARD
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T h erefore, th ou gh we d islike p er­
|
LUMBER
COMPANY
little about running a threshing 1
Phone Beaverton 7303
a
h a p s to a d r oit it, w h e n w e l i g h t the w e a k e r this y e a r . M a c t o o k t h e m t o I
Agent For
engine. Then after getting lei out J Residence and office:
■
Ja< k - o ’ - B a n t e r n
or
hang
up
b l a c k t o w n b y a b i g s c o r e , and t h e i r f u - !
from the woods crew for ihe Tra­ ■ Corner, Second and Hall
O Estimates (iladly Furnished
and o r a n g e s t r e a m e r s , w e a r e e n ­ ttire g a m e s are m i g h t y t o u g h . Es-
THE OREGON JOI RNAL
m
g agin g
in
custom s
of
p a g a n i s m , p e n a l l y w h e n t h e y m e e t t h e Beavers. j verse City Lumber Co. I had run (
Phone Beaverton 0818
Phone Beaverton (»202
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a
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the
engine
for
the
shingle
mill.
So
w h ich h a ve su rvived t h r o u g h o u t the
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I Between the Chalkmarks
by Bill Smith
This
soph om ore,
K a rp stein ,
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p roven to be a very ca p a b le fo o tb a ll
pla y er
and w ill
p rob a b ly
be
the
main «pa rk o f the '3S team . ’ ’ Bravo.
K arp."
G eorge K lein , our g rea t h a lfb a ck , j
ha* been w o r k in g hard in footb a ll
practice. D ue
to late a rriv a l*
at
p ra ctice he doe* m any lap* around
field. K eep up the g o o d w ork . G eorge
Rip, ou r In telligen t ce n te r
I* a j
g re a t man fo r h un tin g. On a recen t
ca m p a ign in to hi* n eck o f the w ood* j
he »h ot w ith "a c c u r a c y ” tw o ph eas-
ant* and a d u ck (p ro b a b ly ta m e).
F ou r w eek * o f fo o tb a ll have pas«ed
aw ay w ith B ea verton » h a rin g grea t
h onor* in the cou n ty. T h e Beaver*
h ave played fo u r gam e*, on e tied j
By Geoff Haye*
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