The Beaverton Rev tow
FRI DAV. JANI’ ARY 3. 15*36
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Ile wus happy. And ilo lilaa* blew
too eold. Ilo elnod o f uiosoilltoe,
waa ever too thlck. Ilo 'lutlgs o f
liiiltgcr
tot! stroiig
to keep limi
trulli uimwciltig thè culi for belo.
The re -hould he m ore llke Min.
11 1 '
New Year'a ette gmwt» at tho
lioine of Mr. and Mrs. 11. F. Wulte
weie Mi. i- Annabella Wulte of Ited
uiniid, Ore., Mr. and Mrs. I alga r
(Valle. Mr Gran Wulte. Mr. airi
Mrs. Al Cunnon, and Mrs. Mabel
Adulila, all of Portland.
in the Imck, robberies and such like
actions.
Ileing gullible
| thought
that
such people
were reedy to
Entered a* second class mall mat
attack you on sight, roll you and
ter December 9, 1922, at the postoffice
throw your body to the coyotes.
at Beaverton, Oregon, under the act of
Well,
when I shut
that depot
CHARACTER M U I I I V
March 8, 1879.
door I realised
that 1 had blun
dered Into a room crowded with
||otbel No. 20, lainglders of Job
ISSUED EVERY FRID AY AT I
LOCAI, NEWS
these men. The noise of the wind a ----------------------------------------------------- b ni llcuvcrtoii lield a «peel'tl inerì
VERTON, OREOON
hud drowned their volrna hut In
Ina al Uie Muunntc hall. Moiiduy
Born to Mr. and Mni. II. J. Ltv-
the instant the door
was open I
Editor
J. H. Hulett
evenIBg
t<> inlllute finir candidate*
engiNHl of Alolm, 1lee. I!'. ;i <*nUKh-
became aware o f their talk. As
Urto thè Order. Thliraduy evenlllg.
ter.
Darlene
A.
SUBSCRIPTION KATES
the door closed every sound hushed
The Misses Joy and Al. t list Mn .lanuary !*th. thè «tri» wlll havn
a- though a lid had been r!ap|>ed
Ter year (in advance) . . . . $1.00
on a box. The thought rame to litte ii (tendril the pre o-lll itl.uis of tliclr tnalallutton of offteem.
Not in advance .......................
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run hut If t ran they eould easily "Julius i ‘«lesa r**, and "The ‘‘aiiiliig
overtake me before I could get the of the S i n e w ” glieli h> Die Globi
team iiuhttotied If my face went players in live Shrine auditorium
D A D S STORY
l'ale I never knew It but something in l ‘nrllund on the evening of Jan
liar y 1.
BE
happened in the middle of my bod
P. W. 1 .111 IS« *11 «if Tigard ecelvi-d
I
ait
seemed
like
my
heart
drop-
That car in the creak sterna to
I itig down into my sox. Every faro »hon Idei
und b.uK sprains
when
be a congenial topic just mow . It
«cerned to tie turning In me and the car in w hlrh. presimi.- ldi- lu
is unfortunate that my memory for
had they drawn knives and went
was riding W It ti tarry F Smith
names is so poor. t\>r List reason
to work. It would have heel' whnt of Tigli d. route t. colini d with
I c e n t tell the story very welt.
t most expected.
I stood
there
the ear of Eleanor M. • arney of
Hut I’ll try it. From the north.
«during and they stared hack. Ne Tota
Porcupine creek wended i*.t way to
rd. Timrsday.
ir r a word uttered for whnt n*em-
join Missouri river, to the south o f
ed
like minutes. Probably |i was
the school. As It approached the
not h ilf a minute, tint time drags
school farm, it made a sharp turn
on such occasions.
I WISH I cfftrA n u Y -fU vt an
to the west for about the length
From the corner of the room.
HAD (0*1 AlKA’W t t *
of the place, then again took up
out •if sicht froni tli use near Ihe
Of WKtfl
its southernly coui .o.
door.
Father 1’acino
said “ Keen
The
main trave'led drag
taat
Rev. I. N. Demy says:
that diHir shut!1' The sentence was
ca u e out
of the east ran just
long
enough
so
1
have found nothing in the
1
recognized
that
north o f the school at times, that
the voice and slirh a load lifted
post 20 years Hint can fake the
is during dry weather, but when
With a selftimer on your camera, you can make character” snapshots
place oj Dr. Miles A n ti-P am
off my stomach
■the wf Ironie
ot •
I he rains set in the road crossed
cf yourself.
Pills. T hey are a gure relief for
«otind. If there's ‘‘Whistling In Hea
the creek west o f the school and
m y headache."
ven” it will not he any more wel
came around to the south o f our
ID you oyer slop to think that all ctised. and ready tp rhoot before you
come than was the sound of that
Sufferers from H e u d a c h e,
place.
0 cf us have hud a desire at some go into character.”
Neuralgia, T oothache, Backache,
I voice, 1 knew Hint one friend was
Sui pi se that you want to evperl-
time to be a sta#e or acreen star?
The Circuit Judge o f V t'iey coun
Sciatica, Rheum atism , Lum bago,
at hand.
Deny it or n >t it is still true that m tit with the Idea 1y yourself You
ty was out campaigning that fall
FATIGUE
Neuritis, Museulur Pain*, P eri
That priest walked to and fro all
we like to ^t?€ ours Ivt s in pictures can t•ike your own pi« ture. How?
after we got to Frazer. Among those
Are you tired? No time to rest?
od ic Puins, write thut they have
—although it may be just a snap- I so a self timer. A «• «If timer Is an
over that reaervtlon. dre««çd in
helping hint and sharing his speech
Then try a refreshing, sparkling
u*ed Dr. Milt's A nti-P u in Pills
in< xp enstve gadget t ! ..t fli* over the
shot.
meagre clothing, ate tittle, but car
making dates were the editor o f
with
lietter results than they had
«Irmk
of
Alku-Soltzer
end o f the button oii the cable re-
deep
Way
dow
in
rybody's
n
eve
tied the message of Christ and Ills
the Glasgow newspaper and a friend
even hoped for.
Take Alka-SelUer for Colds,
nature is that feeling that we have lease of a folding camera. It Is nd-
Sxlvath'n to Itiiw-e simple children
trorn Nebraska. The Nebraska friend
A cal Indigestion, H e a d a c h e ,
certain points of similarity to some jtistable so that you can s >t It to
Countless A m erican house
of the plains Father was i living
brought his wife along and the
Neuralgia, Stomach Gas, Mus
noted actor or actress. Then too give you as much as ” 0 seconds to
w ives w ould no m ore think
example of what the Saviour must
four o f them made a jolly party,
cular, Rheumatic and Sciatic
take your position before your cam
\
o f keeping house w ithout Dr.
have been In Ills dav. This good
full of fun and generally out for
Pains. Pleasant, effective, eco
Miles A nti-P u in Pills than w ith
•hat we have cultivated which seem era and contort your face into char
a good time.
man walked, mind you. walked for
acter and then— zip- anil you have
nomical, non-laxattvc, n o n -
tlways to amuse our friends.
out flour or sugar K een a p a ck
The Judge thought he knew the
ty miles to administer !t.e tust
liabit forming dors not depress
Now if you want to convince your- your picture. Some camera shutters
age in y ou r m edicine cabinet nnd
road all right, but the Nebraska
rites to a dying Indiun. tl> minion
lelf of your ability—or failure— as have a built-in self tinier so If you
the heart.
save you rself needless suffering.
friend
had gone
through Frazer
Ished the men to mnrry *.hel» wo
At tour drug store in Mr and Me
s comedian or a tragedian you can have one of these models and
A t D rug Stores— 25c and f 1.00
after the fall rains had se* In and
package*. H) Ihr drink si the suds
I’ o so quite effectively with your own haven't used this feature now's your
men according to law and the goa
fountain.
he thought he knew the road. too.
chance.
camera. Put yourself in pictures.
lie). lie went about doing good.
on m il s » '
Now. at the crossing north of the
These snaps can he taken out
Few properties are needed for
leeping nut
under the stars with
school, the one used in dry weath-
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hese personal, informal character doors or indoors by well light -d w in
God’s blue sky Ins only blanket witli
WtSE-ALKALIZEL
er. there were steep hanks and the
tnapshots. Special costumes are not dows or at night with two or three
a chance crust for nourishment, he
bottom of the creek had fotmerlv
always necessary, for in many In floodlight lamps. With floodlight
gave his time his all to the -irv in
been a hufTalo wallow.
».tames it will be the facial expres lamps, however, it will be nee* s.-ary
of that Reservation. What a small
to
use
a
camera
with
an
f.6.3
or
sion
that
tells
the
story.
In
the
two
One evening in late October the
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request he made, that the children
pictures shown here, however, the faster lens. The shutter speed In this
party set out for W olf Point where
Y O U R I I O M E FS Y O U R C A S f l F
1»
my
I
might
hear
of
the
Maste
costume plays a rather important instance should be set at 1/ jj sec
the Judge was scheduled to give
Admit only clr«fiv tuiulnklivr
bv rritling
I
think
j
fare
red’
It
Is
whenever
part. A burnt cork, sharpened to a ond. Set the diaphiugm at f.ti .1.
an address on the issues o f the cam
T H B C H R IS T IA N SCI l N CB M O N I T(>K
And
I
You
will
find
this
type
of
snap
of
that
good,
pious
tnnti
point,
will
help
accentuate
the
fea
paign.
He brought with him his
.1 Daily iVfiri/Mi/MT far ihr Data +
tures of the character you wish to shooting a lot of fun and it will
rot more
usual party. Now he drove an old
; wonder why there are
Tl |i?«i all ihn lumiriMliv« »wM ••»* bu« »io«* nu« • «pi«** mm« «nJ * imlal
help
you
wh.lu
away
many
hours
portray.
Studebaker.
His Nebraska
friend
lin« initrudim leelute page* f•*« nii ihn iaonfy an H i>m«n'i Artivitw*. Hotnn-
i like him among the big nm v who 1
mnfc in| . (ianjsn*. I •Imntion end Book» Also paget lo* ihn « hildr*«* nn«l > aung
You may find it difficult to hold a during the cold winter days and
drove a Reo but they ail loaded
Folk Vigown n*lii«»r»aI«. en in«nri*rn«4(i<Mi of nnwa in «Un Mtith of ihn
each and every one niakp a big
nights w’u a oa.d^or activities aro
certain
expression
for
more
than
a
Nation» ’ l oluntn nn«l ' « al» hing ihn V mlij (m h*”
into the Judge's car and started
none
too
pi-
usau*.
nrn nf n»pn«ml inlnnl (o mnn
few seconds so have your earner..-
noise ibout their being Christians. ,
out just at dusk. Glasgow was some
man have his camera properly fo-
JOHN VAN GUILDER.
I never heard that good Father j
thirty miles to the west o f us and
T lin C h r i s t i a n S e lt n e n P u b li s h i n g .’ « o r i n i«
107 Fa Itti « . h « I t e r i
«km t o n
M « i a « i h i l ' *(U
say lie was a Christian! Put if he
W olf Point forty miles e a s t
P le a »« rtitnr
m y «u b *< rip tu «i lu
T h « f liriaU*o »•
« inti r M' i.iUi tes
penad
oI
Alma, Lyle, and I were in bed were camping
out along the trail. me to have the children down at could bring me my mall, locate a •
O n e y Mtr
tw ou
H ir n « u u n tU i*
^hen a knock came at the door Trail is right,
Sin month*
« ko
o n n m o n ili
bring comfort
1913 it was, sir, and the church at a certain time that i ecalcltrant truant.
Of course we arose and inquired at that early
Nam e
date there were few afternoon I sort of looked at him and Joy to even the least of these.
what we could do. There on the who had the
hardihood bo try a and inquired on what authority he
*>
(U r t n t
step stood about the most bedrag- coast to coa^t tour.
v>„
as requiring such acln ii. H* told
V ~ C II»
filed quartet I ever met. Did I
These folks were from low a, an J lue that Hupt. Ixhniiller had sa il
have a team? Sure I had a team.
"Would I help them get a car out asked permis-ion to camp at the they -hould go to muss. Well. Mu-
Luhmiller
had nut ind-cated
o f the creek? I would. Gradually school. We invited them in as it jo r
looked like rain. And rain it did. anything of tin t sort lo me.
the story leaked out.
and
that night. In the morning that! so I told the good Father to have
The Judge, who was driving, had
gumbo soil was as slick as ice; Major I > ill miller put that in writ- j
approached the steep banks at the
yes.
a whole lot
slicker.
They I iug and
I'd he* glad
to comply (Ho Often Mi*-t ailed “ Khitiniatli"")
old wallow. His friend had expos
stayed until the ground dried oif w ith the request, but I never got I
tulated with him and fold him that
If you are one of the vast num
enough so that the car would run. ! any such instructions from the Ma
where the creek was crossed there
ber of people w tio suffer torturing,
They had a cupboard built Ihe 1 jor.
was only a shallow ford. They had
stabbing, shooting, extern.il muscu
hunted for it but found only the length of the car on oue side, the '
However. Father used
to come lar pains of arms, legs, shoulders
right
I
think.
Therein
thev
kept
!
school farm fence. They decided lo
to the school and. like Mohamet I and body, which are so often mis
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try the steep banks as they thought provisions. On the other side was I who could go to the mount« in If called “ rheumatic” , here Is a quick
by taking a run at it they might a cupboard, quite tall but narrow, the mountain would not come to relief. Take Just a few dost* of
make it across, but when they took and at the hack was a trunk in I him, Father came to the school and*, Williams R. U. X. Compound. Ii STUDIO BARBER SUOI*
Beaverton Barber Shop
the plunge the car sank Into ihe which they kept clothing, heeding, I after school he held his meeting! must
produce results
or money
FIRST GLASS WORK
etc.
They
must
have
carried
half
!
water and mud until the seat cush
or whatever it was with the ch il back. WilllamH R. 1'. X. Compound
C. J STEVENS. PRO PRIETO R
ions were completely covered! The i. ton of luggage but none too much dren. Father and I began to un is compounded from the preacrlp-
AT REASONABLE PRICES
Judge stood up in the car. took for those days. Som« thiec year* derstand each other better, as time , tion o f a doctor who us"d II in
E. D. Van METER, Prop.
s a t i s f a c t i o n o i t a r a n t e e d
otT his trousers and tried to tone’s later I wrote a de«cription of hoiv went on.
his private
practice
ninn> year..
bottom He had to hold hi? shirt they had equipped their car and
One day late that full, there was Now this valuable relief Is avail
up close under his arm pits to keep the article was published in Wo
shipment o f g<x*ls coming for me able to sufferers at a cost of only
P out o f the water, but he got the man's Home Companion, the only
and the day it was expected to ar-1 a few cents a day. Try a bottle
others out bv carrying them cn his time I ever ‘‘made” that high class
W. E. PEGCi
rive
the wind
blew
a veritable under the money-back guarantee.
shoulders. They dressed and then publication.
pale, and co ld ' It was perhap_ the 1 Enjoy blessed relief us so many
OPTOMETRY
started looking for help. First they
say they have. Ask your diuggisl
Father Pacino (1 probably do not
Glasses, Fitted or Repaired
went to the Todd house. No one spell that name correctly) was the most disagreeable day- we had ex- for Williams R. U. X. Compound U N D E RTA K E R AND KMBALMEK
Our Specialty
heme. Then they routed out Jim Jesuit priest assigned to that seu- perienced there. I drove up lo the !
team o u . i f the today. Paid Adv.
DK« A. E. WILSON
- Ifc-averton
Grunge Building
Deeean. He fold them to come to t on. He had spirtual charge o f tho depot, tied Uie
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me. Pat and trig, our teim , were whole of Fort Peck Indian reserva wind, and heat it for the door. I
—!
opened
it,
slid
in
quicklv
and
out in the pasture. T did not know tion. ninety miles long and some
Goodrich T It
Battery Sorvw e
All Heidelberg Beer
whether I could get them np or sixty mile« wide. He walked from clived i* la-hind me. almost In less
Accessories
Greasing
On Draught
not. buf I took some oats in a pan. one end of that reserve to the o- time than it take to tell. What I :
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I Try us for Chicken Dinners and
had not slopped to notice was that
FORD SALES & SERVICE
called. "Nig! N ief” and thev came ther. hack and forth, and ur and
Great Newspaper » f the
(
t he depot was inhabited.
Harliccue Sandwiches
on the run. Tt was the fl-st Hme down, from the Canadian line lo
BOB JOHNSTON
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Northwest
i
Along
the Great Northern
the
T had ever called them that wav. the Missouri river.
Auto Truck, and Truetor Repairing
FREE DANCING
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UR
MULHOLLAND
\
company employed great numbers >f
htif after that T never went out to
General Petroleum
Phone 0103
OLD HEIDELBERG PARK
Our first meeting was not at all southern Europeans who weio re
m
Auto Route and Agency
(
catch them, just called them and
Products
Beaverton, Ore
auspicious.
Though
there
is
no
thev came running.
garded a
little better than com J Beaverton
Orcgon|
state church in America, the pricsls
mon
highwaymen,
robbers.
cut ■
BEAVERTON
By the time T had them har
For Information
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on the reservations, and ometimes throats.
E. L. HOWARD
villainous character«. A l B regarding service or subscription.«]
nessed, hitched to the wagon and
LUMBER
COMPANY
the Protestant preachers, se* m lo
most every week the local press *
had It hitched to the car it was
Phone
Rraverton
7303
,
think that the souls of the In
Agent For
carried stories
of their misdeeds J Residence and office;
getting late. T never had hitched
| Estimates Cladly Furnished
dian children belong to I hern. So whic.h varied from assaults on young
the horses to a load before and I
m Corner, Second and Hall
I
T H E OREGON JOURNAL
did not know what would tip p e n . when V ath'r came along and to* I
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girls and women to slabbing men
Nig did not like the feel o f the
collar any too well, hut ha finally
buckled in and they hanled out the
car. A fine sight It must have been,
hut we could not see. ns it was
too dark. If was eleven o ’clock be
HAVE YOU T H E J I 1 II I I U ! 1
M AYBE i t WA«i
NO.THERE
fore we got the thing to the school
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and then it would not cun. The
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coils, the battery, the whole Ignl-
f'on system was out.
Well, the Judge went to the
/T v
^
store and tried to call W o 'f Point
Hit got no one. He did get hold
of j, mechanic o f sorts at Glasgow
who came down the next day. Sun
day. and tried his .hand ei getting
the engine running. Tt «a .; almc«t
dark flundnv before the part? ec:
on their wav. heading V e k to Glas
gow. Rut the Judge knew the way
next time he «et out for the east
ern part of the county. Yes. that
is the story of the car In the creek.
Soon afterwards
a party came
through from the east heading for
the coast. They drove a Reo and
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