The Beaverton review., January 31, 1936, Image 2

The Beaverton Review
FRIDAY. JANUARY Si. 1936
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NOTICE TO t’ RHHTOItS
A guide wiu »honing the party
lu the County Coutl of the Slat'1
u round. “ Here 1» the vault, here
of Oregon for Washington County.
the luhornttiry where the narcotic
II v Mon analyse* the drugs thev
Stmou, the I'hurlsee. rich man. In the Matter of the Usiate of
dim ly« 1« Flemming. Deceased.
suspect.
here l*
the
prohibition icellin'« ut meat with Jesus us hi«
Notice la hereby given that the
bureau and here the tobacco lux guesl.
untleralgiicd,
Justus I*. Flemming,
division, here they keep the reve
Now edges in u woman of tin*
nue stump.« that have to tc .ifflxed street who live» liy sin. She lukou has been by the county co.irt of
to eoutracts and liere the money her place la hind Jesus at Ms feet the »lute of Oregon, for Washing-
fs kept.” und eo on. I neve: took ti wash them with her tear , und ton county, duly appointed admlnla
a guide, for the employees were iliy them with her hair. Then she trwU/r of the óslale of IJIndya I»
allowed the range of the hall.« and .mi.hills them with costly o'utment Flemming, deceased, and tins dully
the name« of the bureaus were In end ceases imt to kiss them. Je niialllled as «u d ì adinlnlHrator. All
persons having claims against sold
gilt letters on I he doors, that 1« «us seems ulimludful of It ,11.
(«Iu le lire her«d>y required to pre­
providing you knew what the l ames
Simon the host takes it all in
sent lb«* aunt« lo me. with proper
meant.
und raucous down In his heart
vouchers, « t my residence, Heaver-
There are four such stairways us “ This Jesus a holy man? Not hot
toil, Oregon, Route 2, or ut
the
I told you about, oue lo ttie north
Else ho would know w ho uud w In»*
law «tifica of M. II. litiiup, In Mills,
west, one to the southwest, hut it niauuer
of woniuu
this It thut
lami, Oregon,
within rig month (
wus at the one to he «oulhean toucheth him; for atie Is u sinner.''
from dute hereof.
that the parly were directing their
But Simon's secret thought Is an
Dated and flrst published. JnUU
attention. They hud climbed to the open |MM,k to our laud "Slnion. I
ary
14 im i
■sixth story when In some tncon
have sons'what to say 1.» thee,”
Dut** of Iasi publient lot* Fehru-
celveable fashion one of Ihe purty
peaks Jesus. Ami "Say on Mus­
urj 'i
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tumbled over the low railing around ter." Simon replies.
Thou Jesus
Justus !.. Flemming. Administra­
live
stairs
and plunged
to the unfolds the parable of the man
tor of
the Estate
of Gladys I*.
basement. Whether he had an ut
who had two thut owed him one
Flemming, Deceased.
tuek of heart disease, or he Just 500 pence, the other 50. W'heu nei­
M. II. Bump, residence and ad­
stumbled.
or if someone
had .» ther could pay he freely forgave
dress, Mill diorii. Oregon, Attorney
grudge against him, I don’ t know. them both. "And which.” asks Je­
for -uid Estate und Administrator.
All l know is (hat l wax going sus, "w ill love him most”" Simon
lit C * I
to the elevator one day when I gives "I suppose the one who was
most.”
Saying
be hud
noticed an excitud crowd gntii#iiu>'. forgiven
Th«< Review can <$u
and looking down the deep stair Judged rightly, JeMia turned In the
That printing for you.
well. There at Ihe bottom w*.s a'\ woman.
object covered with a white cloth.
"Seaat thou this woinu i, MnionT
Inquiry developed that a man ha 1 I entered Into your housi 111. d you
f.ilU-n from the sixth floor It. the gave urn n<> water for my fret.
basement anil they were waiting but she hath washed in) foe* »Ith
(or the coroner. I went down the tears and wiped them with till?
stair flights hut before ! got to the hairs of her head. You gaie mo
uo kiss, hut this woiunu slm e she
basement the body had nee' re
came In hath not ceased lit kis*
moved and char women were mop
ping up the floor. That is thi last my feet. My head with «HI thou
didst not anoint hut thin woman
I ever heard of the affair.
At I haft time there w ere said to li.iili anoint* *1 my feet with preeUm :«
b.- some 3.500 employees. They had ! “ " » ‘ ■»‘•nl. Wherefore 1 say unf*o you
half an hour for lunch
und the her sins which are many are for­
way they used to pour out of tho«-.« given her, for she loved much."
doors wus a caution. The big mu I Tin n to the woman He said "Thv
yorlty of them carried lunch, had | sins are forgiven thee; thy faltti
s paper sack with a ¡sandwich ar | hath saied tliee; go In peer«."
Day by day aa they looked on
two, hut they liked to get oht and
take a coca cola, rout be>er. or oof
Him, their faith was built. What
Rev. I. N. Demy jay*:
lee and some of them even htoughl He did and said Is nil embedded
l have found nothing in the
milk aud drank It at their «leaks. •" the Book of Hooka. And us we
$>oj( 20 year« that can take the
One dairy lunch was Just across , read, our faith mounts up; fnlth
place of D r. fifties A n fi-P a in
Fifteenth St., nnd It had a big run • » save u* also, «-yen ns faith saved
Pill*. They are a sure relief for
at the lunch hour. Some walked . 1 *'vr- "Wy faith looks up to Thee:
my headache.“
block to other eating places.
I Tlmu loimb o f Ualvarv; Saviour
Sufferers from II « o d « c h s,
Speaking of the crowds (omin't Divine. Now hear me while I pray;
Neuralgia, Toothache, Backache,
I out
of the building
makes me j Take nil my guilt awav; (', Ta*t
Sciatica, Rheumatism, Lumbago,
mo from tills day, tie whollv Thine."
tliiuk
erf that evening
of Julv
Neuritis, Muscular Pains, Peri­
Oxi.
N.
Taylor,
Beaverton,
Oregon.
odic Pains, write that they have
Fourth whin we went down to the
Paid ndv
used Dr. Mile« Anti-Pain Pill*
park und sat on the banks of the
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Probably
the colorless
ccuntry
lad should retain my esteem more
than the soldier of fortune. 1 won­
der If he will. Today Blake Is more
or less of a shadow while Jerry
Sullivan is quite a live en tit}. His
big black moustachois, his merry
black eyes, his Irish drollery, his
native wit and quick humor wer.*
very welcome in that m.itley col­
lection of men. There were really
a very few women. One. the Georgit
Peach we called her, and another,
a drab lfttle body from the middle
west, did the filing for the bunch
of us men. They did no auditing,
as we called the adding up of the
figures on the 1040 tten forty 1.
Blake. Sullivan and I wer* th-y
fastest of the auditors. We got
through about an average of 250
1040’s per day for a number of
months. At that time (here were
a whole lot of people sending in
returns, many who had no business
OW many members of the Snap­ of the box type) set at the largest
to be sending them in. for tfcv in-
shot Guild have taken snapshots stop" or lens opening and you ace
coms reported ranged all the wav
this summer of their children? It ready to "shoot” the minute your
from losses of $40,000 or $50,000
would be interesting to know for so child unintentionally or intention­
to actual incoms ranging more than
ally, if he is a good actor—assumes
few parents realise the importance
a million. But then as new the
an interesting pose or position. He
of keeping what might be called a
most of the folks tried to magnify
sure all of him shows in the finder
“ Memory Album’’—fascinating, sto­
or else he may appear in the finished
their exemptions and deprecate the
ry-telling
pictures
of
their
children.
print minus his head or an ar.n.
amounts they received.
The two pictures above are excel­ Here's another simple precaution.
This was so obvious in some
lent examples of story-telling pic­ The shutter on a box camera oper­
cases that we gradually came to
tures— the kind you should strive to ates at a speed of approximately 1 Ja
examine the 1040's a little more
take for your "Memory Album.” of a second. This is nut fast en.uisii
carefully. Exemptions were c-Iaimea
They were taken on just such a day to stop a t ion when the camera is
for the mc*4 ridiculous things. Loss
as we hope to have tomorrow—sun­ close to the subject so in taking the
in floods, depreciation in price of
shine and bright skies. Mother picture of your child wait until that
all sorts of goods, including stocks,
snapped little Billie as he was mak­ moment when he is not in mo. n
bonds, notes, negotiable paper of
ing a vain effort to sweep the front before snapping the picture for
all sorts and even depreclat. n In
walk while Jane was apparently otherwise the image will be blnrreJ.
the price of lots between the time
pleasure-bound with her toy dog and
If you have a folding camera with
the tax became due and the time
dolls. Aren't they reel story-telling a footage scale you can work us v 1 e
P v s « paid.
snapshots?
as six feet to your subject and get
Those items became just the us­
Suppose that you want to snap a a larger image. Set the diaphra m
Potomac and watched the flrcv.-ork«.
ual day’s work before the year
picture of your little son or daughter control pointer at /.I l or if it is qi;..e
Can't m y
that the display di 1
was up. We got curious to know
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playing or "working” in the yard. shady, at /.8. Set the shutt'r a
imicJi honor to the occasion blit we
who had rte largest income in the
indicator at 1/25 o( a second or ..... i-
This is what you should do.
j did hear Sousa and his band which
country •• nd if I should tell von
First of all don't try to get the child her twenty-five. Locate the child iu
i were employed
for
Ihe oc<asion.
you wot Id probably be much sur­
to pose, for the chances are he will the finder and snap the picture.
We sat on the banks until after
Don’t
have
the
sun
striking
the
prised. M;nd you, this t i t back
appear in a stiff, unnatural position
tiie fireworks and then got up to
ir 1911. Now, you might have some
in the finished picture. Let him be­ child iu the face and then expect
go home. Well. I ’ve been In crowdS
him
not
to
squint.
Let
the
light
come
sort o f idea, hut oil magnates and
come busily engaged in whatever he
before and since, but that crow 1
across
his
face
and
yon
will
get
in­
automobile barons' were no! sup
is doing and then rather nonchal­
was the thickest and tightest I
posed to have come into their own.
antly get as near to him as possible teresting shadows and show his fea­
ever mingled with.
tures
much
better.
And
there'll
be
Well, I ’ll not tell for that would
with your camera. I f you have a box
Fifteenth St.
and
Pvnnsylvanii
camera you should not be closer than no squinting.
be against the policy o f the Treas­
Avenue are both wide street«. To
eight feet. Have the camera (If it is
JOHN VAN GUILDER
ury department.
the .southwest at that time
the
No one was allowed to give out
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park exte nded for as far as one
any information. Anyone seeking
that
Jerry or his 1 ter over, and then lacking his re - , <;aul(1 ltee- A * the P*°P*e *‘ ft the
information that came to the build­ no evidence
signation they were going t(
dis l>ar'- to go to the watting s\ree.
ing was usually handled b.. the Washington friend knew anything
about
what
was
going
on
down
miss
him.
But
he
wa<
still
within
j cars **■ seemed _ that acres cf hu
orderly.
He was turned
over to
the Chief of the Division and from there at the prison. "But the wire= the Internal Revenue Bureau (ho ! man**Jr j U!t* arose on^ their hlnl
;,nd Parted towards the street
there he was sent to the
Chief were burned up when the foolish last I heard and It was some yea-» '
told
someone after the incident. I may be all car junction. Mounted police trlel
Clerk of the Bureau, and then 'y friend in A! lanta
the Chief Clerk of the Department. else in the office that Inspector wrong, but I always had It figured h> "tern the current but they were
We were a jolly, happy lunch So-and-so was coming on such and out that being a good Mason kept shoved back like the waves «tu v e l
hack the old woman’s broom. They
and
that the) had Jerry’ his job.
o f fellows as soon ae we sort of such a date
shouted and waved their clubs but
got under way. None o f us were belter watch their step.
Just the other day I saw some . . .
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To
The first
the two
Washington pictures of how the New Deal had the cr°.wd JURt "U.r* ed_ ^ end
over fifty and few as m u -i as for­
ty. Mostly we ranged from middle friends knew, each was called into d-eaed up the face of the Capital the midst were other police afoot.
One of them
I knew
personally.
twenties to late thirties. One, Mr. the office of his respective Chief city. I have been informed that
He just grinned when I asked him
Pepper, might have been d o te to Clerk and told that their services the War did some things to it also.
what he was* going to do ah. u( It.
been more
than
twenty
fifty but he was young appearing were no longer needed in the work Ii has
We were hours getting untangled.
though
his hair
was gray
Mr. they were doing for Uncle Sam. years since I left there but to tna
Street car traffic, on which we de
Drown was the oldest appearing, Just like that. When pressed for then it was the Most Wonderful
their
Chief Clerk
told City I ever visited. Oh, yes. there » * nded
f * * our home« was
but he had never seen more than charges,
c« * rou,u n,rt
forty summers. Knapp and Davis them they had given out corfiden- are some I’ve never seen. Paris. at a " tnnd" t » 1-
and London and New York and move wi,hout running on someone.
were Just kids as were Blake, and tial Government information.
any number of others. Chief Myers
Well, Jerry’s friend took rt ly ­ Boston, but. Baltimore and Cleve- Buell a mess,
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claimed we were the youngest di­ ing down. So far a«s I ever learned land, Philadelphia, Detroit. Chicago,
vision in the Service, not only in be never made- a pass, but packed Minneapolis, St. Paul and Buffalo,
IF IT ’S P R IN T IN G
years of service but in every way. his bag and bade adieu to the Gov- ro t to mention Denver, have felt
W E CAN DO IT
He claimed that the Commlsrioner eraraen' Service. Not so with Jer­ Ihe impact, of my big feet. There
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(the big chief of a bureau is a’ ways ry, our soldier of fortune. He was are many attractions in ea rl, es­
a commissioner)
was ve >7 proud a good Mason, a member of sev­ pecially to H a n who like the. city. I —
of his Personal Income Tax D ivi­ eral different orders, had been cited But to me, Washington has them l'
sion.
for the Victorian Cross, and for him trimmed before they get goinj-. Tho !
Speaking of giving out informa­ to lie down and take it was not Treasury building where I worked ■
the picture.
He demanded a for almost a year is as high as |
tion reminds me of an incident in
Great Newspaper af the
that happened to Jerry Sullivan. hearing. The Chief Clerk stalled, Meier & Frank's, and covers some ■
Northwest
He was the soldier of fortune. Well then promised to prefer charges ten time= as much ground. Four J
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he and another fellow had come against him with the Civil Service stairways wind round and round !
Auto Rout* and Agency
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tc Washington from the Federal Commission. Jerry would fight them, from
the basement to
tbe top ■
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Prison at Atlanta, Ga., where they he told the Chief Clerk. He was floor.
■ Beaverton
For Information
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had held a clerical position Now. offered an opportunity to le s ig n j
A little incident that happened J
regarding service or subscriptions J
the Atlanta prison was under sus­ “ without prejudice” . He told them
during
my short stay there.
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picion, The provisions had beer,
that if he resigned it would be course, the Treasury building has
Residence and office:
disappearing faster than some of
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the big fellows thought thev should on his own initiative. They gave lots of visitors. A party of four
Other things were not going just him ninety days to think the mat- or five were doing the building.
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to the liking of some of the higher-
ups. So periodically an inspector
■was dispatched from
W a«h!ngton
to investigate the handling of the
work down there.
TH E M GOES THF
Jerry’s friend who had come to
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Washington with him was located
tffONÛER W O IT
in the Department of Justice. So
one day he learned that such and
such an Inspector was to make
a trip to Atlanta, and, of Course,
knowing what Inspectors went to
Atlanta for, he was interested. So
he told Jerry that the Inspector
was going to Atlanta. They 1 ad a
mutual friend ¡(till in the office
at the orison and so Jerrv who
was writing to the mutual friend,
happened to mention that So-and-
so had told him that the prison
was going to have a visiter in ;
the person of Such-and-suih an
Inspector. Well, the whole thine
might have been Innocent enough,
probably was. Anyway there wat
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