The Beaverton review., January 10, 1936, Image 2

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10. 193«
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DADS STORY
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Agnes Red feat her became faniou-
as a motion picture actress. Wheth­
er tt was the same Agnes Ked-
feather I met at the dance at the
Needinghouse ranch I never K a m e l
though she resembled in her pic­
tures the image in my mind of the
dusky Indian maiden
who graced
the floor of that ranch that eve-
ning back in 1912.
1 have not been much of a hand
to attend dances in late years. True
The amateur who took this prize-winning picture had mastered his camera
when a lad I could trip the light
fantastic but perhaps it was more
p A M E R A manufacturers spend Failed Slates, the picture shown
fantastic than 1 knew, l.utet years
it has rather seemed that it might
In preparing and printing instruc- major prizes in th« national award«,
have been.
tiou books which are enclosed with 1110 «nai.shooter w ho toon the pic-
each camera. These booklets give lur"
( j r fro»> being old in ex-
But Alma has always betn some­
valuable information on the use and *”
but 11 ls quite evident that
thing of a society woman, likes to
care of the camera but the average lle
maJo ,l slllll>' l't his hobby
go places, to dance, to entertain,
person looks only far enough into , “ lJ k,“ ‘ w what ,a>
,lo" ’ K ull<*
to enjoy the company of the crowd
the instructions to tind out how to what could be expected of his
t o one Friday evening she joyous­
I camera.
insert the Aim and right there they
ly announced there was going to
Study the composition of your
stop.
he a dance at the Keediughousc
. . .
. . .
I Pictures, that is, “ compose" your
ranch across the river. And she a'
iron, the mechanical viewpoint pkturB
your vll u tinder before
so told me that there would be a
tae box type camera gives us just , clicking the shutter. Perhaps by
riow d
stop for us a little later. 1
about the acme of simplicity. It stepping forward a few feet you cun
donned my best suit, one of cor­
usually has two stops for snap- j eliminate some incongruous object
duroy such as the boys now call
shots and oue for “ time exposures." j —something that may really detract
cords.
We left the schisjl befor*
However, the manual accompanying from the i
,t of Interest in tbe
dark, but k was quite a way and
it is worth a careful reading.
j picture. Tt.. *. -wing a scene or sub-
we had only a team to take us. a
With certain types of folding : Ject from different angles, then
cameras, you have more to consider choose the one you think the most
team and a lumber wagon.
if you are to expect good, clear, attractive.
The ranch was opposite Oswego |
sharp pictures and the manual
Too many snapshooters. when
which was about eight miter east
taking pictures of their fri. nds,
should be studied by all means.
of Frazer. The river had rather low
You may have from three to niue have them staud as straight us a
banks there
and we drove righc
apertures to choose from and shut­ ramrod and look directly at the
close to the banks but it was dark
ter speeds ranging from oue-ha!f camera. That may be all right for a
before
we arrived. Some of the
to 1/500 second, depending on the record pi. .ure but the snap would
men yelled
for a boat to com •
type of camera. In addition to these . be much more interesting if people
and get us. No answer. They yelled
split second shutter speeds the cu.n- in it were doing something,
again. Again no answer. It began
era is probably equipped for time ; If you will give just a little
to look
as though we weie not
exposures.
1 serious thought to your suapslioot-
going to get to the dance aLer aid
Before loading your camera with mg and th uou: lily know the liu.it*>
Finally 1 suggested that all yeti
film consult the manual so that you Foils or versatility of your camera
at the same time, that the num­
will understand just what Is happen­ • i A
It
la­
ber of voices would inerta-e tht
ing when you do certain things— te res ting. artistic or story-telling
and why.
volume of sound and perhaps we
turea which you will be pro.ol to
In a recent snapshot contest eon- show your fri. nds and whl. h ill
might reuse some of the people a:
ducted by sixty-four leading news- win their edmira i n.
the ranch
which we learned,
by
papers scattered throughout the
JOHN’ VAX f ì l l i . »
that time, lay some mile or more
from the river bank! We all yelled.
There seemed to be a faint halloo
but
we were not sure. We ail mensely rich St. lamis family wh i ins. everything as mannerly and
yelled in unison again. This time had big factories making grantte- sulnlued a.s one would find in Uie
we were sure that we heard p faint " are- 1 never learned the truth but quietest family party. It really sur-
answer. In about fifteen or twenty tall stories were told of ’ he doing- prised me. I had read plenty of
minutes we heard a wagon on the when the owner and hi* company i mies of the reverence vbe cow
other side of the river. They were held sway, but there was no own- hand* showed women hut it cct-
er there that night, only the cow tainly made an impression on me
<- ming after us.
There was one boat,
i at her r
•i the «toi k, an.i did
-
big. awkward flat-bottomed sort of
farm work, for the Needinghouse,
It was the midnight supper thru
scow affair rowed by one man. He
were playing at farming.
as most amazing. I hardlv know
came acro&s all right
but when
Tbere were four or five budding-. I a hat I had expected but certainly
all of our crowd loaded into the
For
the A r t
thing only a couple of inches cm in sight though it wns quite dark. | rot what 1 found.
There was no moon and a person tune in my life I partook of a
the sides were above water We let
tbe experienced ranch hand kandl. coming from a lighted room could -uniptuous repast a la round-up. To-
the thing because none of us were hardly see his hands. One building Cay the phrase has somewh at o f r,
used to rowing and few if any of was where I he dance was going on. vogue and such style serv nss are
us bad crossed at that place before. Another we visited was the cook rot at all uncommon. as w if ues-
The Missouri is very trer.cberous. house. I did not learn to wpat pur­ the cafeteria* of the fit es, tbe
were put serve -self lunch rooms.
The Indians fear it as they do a pose the other places
I suppose there must have been
pestilence. Seldom will one of them though I suppose one of ti e build­
brave its waters except to swim ings was the family residence, tha- I eighty or a hundred presen1 at the
across. They seem less afraid to is when they came to the ranch in (|a nee. The hunk house wTor«1 the.
| danced was always full ant! there
swim than to get into a boat and summer.
The dancing was nothing out of j v.ere plently outside all the time
attempt to row across. They say.
the ordinary, such as one lees any tor, although it was dark, it was
“ River spirit no like boats.”
We
were getting on famously time. They danced the old-fashioned pleasant, and if one danced one
Nearly half way across we struck dances, for at that lime they had perspired anil was alati to ret out-
* sand bar. It had not been there not learne(J the Charleston, the tan- sidc t<> cool off. You know, thus.:
wiien the boatman came across, he
th“ rhun,ba- <n "the-s " f more buildings were made to withstand
modern
times. The only outstand- severe cold. Sixty below was not
insisted. Bui it was there and the
boa! stuck fast on it. It mav have in* feature was the absolute or- uncommon although that was a lit­
the politeness
displayed by tle lower than I experienced dur­
been the increased draught of the der,
those
rough
folks
of
the plain- ing my stay. Fifty-six below was
loaded boat, or it may have been
the shifting of a bar. that brought and the very courteous treatment the lowest it got during the win
this one there. They shift with a- afforded to all women. Though there tern of 1912-12 or 1912-14. in :h"
was swearing anti rough talk a- buildings heavy timbers were laid,
niazing rapidity at times.
plenty outside the building where one on top of the other. Some of
By sitting quiet we kept th"
they were dancing, there was no the walls were eighteen inches and
water from coming over the edge
loud voice raised inside, or if ther-t
ome even two feel thick. Tht logs
of the boat. When someone made a
was. plenty
of fellow«
cautioned were heavily coated with gumbo.
little, sudden movement tiie wates
the noisy one to be still f ,r ther-; Not .i breath can penetrate through
would
slop over the side
What
were
ladies
present’’.
‘‘I-'idiev these walls and the windows were
were we going to do? We thought
present", I learned, had a wonder­ small and dgiuble. That Is on1'
o f calling for help but tl:e rancl:
ful influence on those rough char­ ■ash wa- set into the Jamb nenr
band said that I he music was just
acters.
the outside with a duplicate sash
about to start and there would be
One
of
the
cowboys
called
Kan-
I
set
into the same Jamb nearer thu
little chance
that anyone
would
hear us. Some of the women be­ sas was particularly noi-v. In a mom. Wilh only the door open at
friendly, joking way, but the others I < n end of the room and sixty or
gan to get frightened. The boatman
kept him quiet while inside. N > -cventy fyersons dancing, the room
directed
the shifting of the load
drinking, no loud talk, no swear- -..on became heated and there wns
and he got to the front end and
stuck his oar down into the bar
and heaved. Quite a little water
slopped over into the rear end but
the thing was loose and began to
drift downstream which was quite
swift at the place. We finally sh if-1
■ted back to our original positions,
and one fellow dipped water out.
W e were again on our way.
Arrived
at the other bank, we
loaded into a wagon and made
the trip to the ranch without fur­
ther mishap.
Tf any sophisticated citizen wants
to find extremes, let him visit one
of the better ranch residences that
are scattered over the plains.
It
is too much for my poor vocabu­
lary
to attempt
to describe the
•cene. Mohaganv sits quietly beside
plain, old-fashioned
scoured pine, i
German silver mingles with pure
sterling and fine gold.
Tbe Needinghouse ranch was said
to be the summer home of an tm-
AFTER THE HONEYMOON
hud the exquisite flavor of that 1 danced.
one served a la round up In that
As day hcgivu to break the Need
lough cook I ioii - c on the N'ccdlng Inghodie hands began to make pre­
house* ranch, "The l.i/.y N tuncll' paration to go K* woik. Home «»in*
as ii was called. You old western­ ot them son *>f Inquired If we
ers will know what that mem s.
wi'ro ready tu start back for m
Way buck in the days w In ii the said he "had to bring Hie bos*
girls did not Ilk*, to duller W|'h back und get out to look after
me for, oli, various reasons si/* Ills stock " We loaded Hito the wa
llieplness.
eiuHndtlc»«.
pioliutil)' a gon again
and like w IIU m I lilies
lot more reasons hot I know I ban we started hack. The rrlnrn was
trouble getting dancing partners
Without mishap, flleepy. I car » t I I
in those days they used to sin t, s«*e my bead lopping front side !■>
"W e’ll dunce all night outII broad
(Continued • « N ext Cage)
day light and go home with the
girl, in the morning." Verily that
night we dunes d all night
We
learned It was quilt, the custom I i
I buss* parts alter wed lived there
awhile,
Inil then
I thought we
should think of going home n.
least
soon
after midnight.
Hut
when I mentioned the matter t>
one of the men of *mr party he In
Alma, win* was Just ahead t f me. qtilred If I wanted to try rrosslng
professed ju-t as much ignorance “ that river again In tin. d ark *'
as I dal hot we watched the others
That put u stop t<> my suttfestlons.
in front and so when our time
came both of us took a plate, ai And we stayed on and dill ced m il
knife, u fork and spoon and follow '
ed along. There was meat, .-team-'
ing hot and Hireo or four who did
You ta k e the h ig h ro a d
nothing but carve Just tin* piece
I ii lake Iho railroad
cacli gm -t wanted. Slacks of bread,
butler, potatoes, hot tot* everything
R e v . I. N . D e m y ia y t:
"He could think of And pie. cukt.
1 have found nothing m (h i
■ Ookliv*. fried cakes, orauges ba­
post 20 year» that can fake the
nanas. apples, you never saw a
place of l)r . Miles /Tnti-Pairy
greater profusion or varletv. Hut
PtlD. They are a sure relief fo r
the dish that cupped tlie I'limix
my headache.“
for me was a fruit salad. Aim.,
Sufferers from H e a d a c h e ,
insisted that I take some. |, was
Neuralgia, Toothache, lluckache,
strange to me ami I did not fed
Sciatica, Hheumalistn, Lumbago,
like loading up but n.t her Iris!
Neuritis, M uscular Pains, P e rl-
tence 1 took a goodly portion.
odic Pains, write that they hava
To my dying day I tlo not be-
used Dr. Milos A n ti-P ain P ill,
live I'll ever tnsle a better dish
with better r.-sults thun they had
I can't describe K. I’ve eaten man*
ev«‘n hoped for.
fruit salads since hilt mue which
I -tou virui - o f piotile have »hopped
Countless Am erican house­
•' ‘ mi ml ,.nd have dei ided that tram
wives would no more think
i onilort, tt i l a mile ami lew, t» the
of keeping hous«> without Dr.
I \t travel buy unlay. Aito.fooiUclU
Miles A n ti-P ain Pills than with­
lor 1 h et.n pnce» on our train* now.
out Hour or sugar Keen a pack­
t ' rr nrw tray vervice in coat he» and
i otirUt Pullman» tiller* coffee or
age in your medicine cabinet and
ii ilk for 5<*, im d « ¡che» I Ot, dough-
save yourself needless suffering.
it t» IU i , Iruit V, ice cream IOr, etc.
A f D ru g S to re »— 25c and $1.00
Don t let atom,- indigestion up*»!!
>our appetite, makt you f*-el run
D W M ILSS'
down, sluggish, without ambition *>. j
Sa* your local S I*.agent or write
I A. Orín.indy. C m *. /\#«». Are*/,
rwst for tiie good things of life |
'OS Pat Die liidjc . Portland,Ore.
without trying Williams S. 1.. K. |
no menivi of eooling off except to
go outside and so everybody wee*
outside ut 'times.
Blit to get sack to tliut stipp'r
Such an abundance ot food I neve *
»aw in otic place, before The ranch
nili-t have employed ilfte« u or tweq
ty hands. These could ceiiitortab!)
have set down at the tntili*» wlileh
stood In the middle of the dtlitll ;
room floor, Tha guests formed a
line at one side »/i the door ant
began to march In. I Joined then,
near the end of the line for my
>lut pie si oil had never guessed w*-
could
be served supper
without
the hosts bringing in plates with
food f* t the guests. When mow
Of the crowd had got in the line
1 followed suit thinking
1 could
stand tt once if these folks were
used tt* It right along. Aland tt ’
" e l l . | should say 1 could right
now !
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