The Beaverton review., February 07, 1936, Image 2

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7. 1936
THE
BEAVERTON
REVIEW
Unterei! u second-clasa mail mat­
ter December 9. 1932. at the poatoffice
at Ueaverton, Oregon, under the act of
March 8. 187».
The Beaverton Review
c u S N A P S H O T C U IL L L
PICTURING SSOWFI A M S
M SI ED E V E R T F R ID A Y A T BEA
VER TON. OR BOON
Volunteer Rough Hitler and
Artilleryman But
No Militarist.
J. H. Hulett ...... Editor
SU B S C R IP T IO N UATKS
Per year (in advance) . . . .
Not in advance ...................
Knox a Soldier
in Two Wars
$1.00
1.60
Soldiers, pai Ul ularli in the In-nl of
buttle. deielop a philosophy » lileli Is
INs ullai li lin n on ii. |'ii tliiist* wlm
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Inn«- nei or limi I heir evperleiitv. the
D A D S STORY
el-sen at Inns of tln-se veterans some
E-
times sellimi cyoli-ul or fiilalistli-. As u
A t the time of which I write,
matter of fact. tin > .«r«» n«*ltli«*r. n.tM"
1911-1915, there were many beauti­
in-car w us a g n m | No|«|ii»r u lu» ll: * ii«it
udmltii-ii bat III«*r«* \\«’iv ilium t im«*«»
ful sights t»> see in and aro-'Ld the
Capitol. So many in fact that I did
when he was limi miglili m u ivi I Cun
si*qneatly, one oi tin- coniersailiiiiiil
not get to see all o f them in the
pasllme* of Hu- veterans nf tin- World
18 months that i made ni) resi­
war Inis sometime* I m - i - u to tell cucii
dence there. Some that I J d see
oilier "when Ilici died," infuniti:; limi
included *' he Smithsonian institute,
they luid In-i-n emifninlcd sume lline
perhaps the biggest disappointment
or nllu-r li.i sltimMons from which
in the whole show. I'll tell you
Snow storm snapshots need a wide lens opening and a dark background
there appeared to III* no escape what
why.
ever.
IF YOU want to take pictures those the picture, preferably of the fem­
The Smithsonian was housed in
winter month* that yon will he inine sex. Have her about 15 to 25
Captain "Eddie" Itli-kenhaeker. pn-
what seemed to me to have been
mier aviation uce of the American
proud of. watch the snowfalls and feet away and let her be well mu:
once
a private residence.
There
tinny, uml f rank Knox, now Illinois'
try for a photograph that actually fled up to give an additional touci.
were bay windows.
smalt rooms
"faiorili- son" for the Kcpuhllcnn noni
shows the falling flakes, and again to the wintriness of the scene.
that seemed to have served as liv ­
Now for setting the camera. The
Illation for President, mice Miitip|n*il
for one representing the blizzard
ing rooms for a family, the usual
such yarns at a im-ftlng of luierlean
lens should be focused not ou ton
type
of
storm.
bric-a-brac, the gew gaws and once
Legionnaires, hotli being among the
You may shoot and shoot into a building but on your human subject.
thought ornamental work were to
founder» of that organization lliek
swirling snow storm and the flakes " i ' h box type outflts or other set
me the outstanding feature of the
enluii ker's sturi was limi he I lion gill
tuemselves will not show in the pic­ focus cameras, just use the lurgest
institution.
his lime was up when, caught In u
ture, but if you choose the right sort lens opening and click the picturi
Once inside one found piles and
"dog light" heiuis-n American and Her
of snowfall, the proper background —you will be sure to get something
piles of ancient manuscripts, or re
mail planes sen-rat thousands of feel
and the right distance, set the focus interesting, even if the day is onl;
ports on almost every conceivable
in the air, the Ocrnmns inalili slml
right and give the correct exposure, fairly brirht. The chrome type oi
subject, all carefully writ'en out.
oil* one of the wings of his plane, whii-li
you will get a picture in which the film should record the picture quite
but o f physical beauty, of utilitar­
begun lo fall rapidly mil of control
curtain of tumbling flakes is vividly 1 satisfactorily, although the super-
ian mechanisms, of paintings (ex­
lliekenhm-ker qulrkli
dlscngiigod
sensitive will help out a little more
portrayed.
himself
from
the
cockpit,
crawled
out
cepting those only valuable on ac­
oil
darker
days.
For
cameras
wi\;
The kind of snow storm for this Is
on the sound wing and managed so
count of their age) oc of anything
ono that occurs when there is little double lenses, the aperture should
to Itala lice the plum- limi it |uirllalli
that seemed to me appropriate to
waul, and when the temperature be no smaller than f S with a shutter
righted Itself.
A few hundred feet
such a much advertised institution,
is about at the freezing point. Un­ speed of 1 25 second. If there is .
from tin- ground lie gnilil»-»! the coll
slight
wind
this
shutter
speed
ma>
there seemed a conspicuous lack.
der these conditions the flakes usu­
Irol "slick" and landed lietween the
It was dry as dust, dead as a last
ally come down large and fluffy and not entirely “ stop” the flakes but -
American and Herman lines In a com
year’s bird's nest, just about as
hence individually are more visible. very slight movement will tend t<.
píete smushtip. hill without injury *••
show
the
flakes
all
the
more
defi­
important as a piece o f clay would
The proper background is impor­
It i nisei f.
be on your dinner table.
tant. Since snowflakes are white nitely. The flakes that show will ,>»•
Knox served with the artillery lung
The Botanical gardens of the A g ­
they will not show very well ex­ those that fall within a distance of
mie of the 7“»lli Division. Ilo enllstisl
a
few
feet
from
the
subject.
ricultural Department were a horse
cept against a dark background: so
as a privale In I lie New Hampshire
A regular swirling snow storm
of a different color. Inside those
take your stance before a dark or
millila. was transferred to an officer’»
big glass houses could spend hours
shaded building and not more than can also be caught and will be an­
naming camp. Inning seen service In
other
type
of
winter
st«
m
picture
gazing at this plant and that one,
say 50 feet away. If you are much
Culm, and Itmilly Ins anie captain mul
that
will
fairly
make
you
shiver
to
at the banana tree, at the lunch
further away, there will be so many
I lien major of artillery When the war
flakes between the camera and the look at. The picture will not show
of bananas hanging at the tcp. at
elidisi he was promoted to Lieutenant
individual
flakes
nor
should
it.
If
building that the picture will show,
the lemons growing, and the or­
Colonel amt is known to his old hud
too many of them overlapping each you want to produce a realistic pic­
anges. at the brilliant hues or the
dll*» as "Col. Knox." Ills division
ture
that
looks
like
a
roaring
bliz­
other, as it were. What is needed is
tropical flowers, at the leaves, the
sonisi In tin- St Mlhlel sector early In
zard. The same exposure sugges­
a
distinct
record
of
comparatively
stems, the structure of their whole
September. l!i|H Two weeks later
tions
as
given
for
the
other
type
of
a few of the multitude. Now put a
bodies. A t the Zoo there were ani­
found It In the battle of the Metiae
picture
will
do.
little life interest into the scene.
mals of almost every specie that
Arguirne with Sedan as the objective.
Get some one in dark clothes into
JOHN VAN GUILDER
When ll came Knox's turn to id I Ids
would live in that climate—si.ages,
story, he recalled .that any soldier
elephants, tigers, leopards, and the
more rare animals such as the first forty acres and then a hun
So why w. * he put at the tie.id of quickly learns to know by Hie whirr of
a shell or tho sing of a bullet wheth­
kangaroo, the bison, the elk and ded acres.
That made a total of our Division? Just t>ecau.»c he ha-J
moose, the reindeer, ibex, the musk 230 acres. I had ¿old it on a con­ a pull, and f i r no other reason. er "it has Ids name on ll," us the
ox and the water buffalo, . 11 of tract at first when I left it. No. And it was not long b«*roie he soldiers say. In Ills lent al Apretnolil
them. We liked best to feed the come to think of it, i hid rented was made th ie f Clerk of the whole late one night Knox heard a ' big
Berlini" with his name on il." Almo»!
bear*, or the monkeys. There were it. Soon the tenter moved off and Bureau.
instantly Ids little lent was deluged
I tertlly dozens of each kind. Well, then another followed.
Finally I
W'llmeth was Chief Clerk of the with rocks, dirt and debris which
one can see vast zoos in almost had sold it on a contrac*. By the
Department. He was supposed to nearly tore it from Its fastenings -hut
every part of this country bat the time I got to Washington I
still have entered the Service thiough nothing else !uip|M*ned. The next morn­
one at Washington at that time
owned the farm, but there was the Civil Seniee, which Myem did ing Major Knox was Invited by hi»
surpassed anything I had ever seen
no one on it. A fter being at the not. Myers mis "blanketed in b.. orderly to look outside his tent. A
just as the Botanical Gardens e x ­
Capitol fcT about six months i solJ Executive Orders." What a mouth- few feet in front of the entrance was
celled the beauty o f the common
the big shell nearly hurled III the
the farm to my Uncle Byron. The filling phraset
You may
v onde
park.
money we got for it was all gone where Wilmeth comes* in. I'll save ground. It hud failed to explode.
And speaking of parks, there are when we left Washington in the that for next time.
Knox'» narrowest escupe, however,
great numbers of therp in Washing­ Fall of 1915. It had not just been
was in the Spanish Knierleun war. Vol­
ton. That city is unique in that it "lived up" "but it had all goi’t.
unteering in .Michigan al the uge of
was planned for a great city. No |
1 ) 0 1 . 1.11 KNSU w r i t I
'21, he reached Tampa without la-lug
About six months before I left,
other city that I know of but has
The license fees
lor licensable sworn in or assigned to duty with any
that would make it along in the
g'ow n up from a little settlement.
winter of 1914-15. there was a cal! dogs over the age of e ght mouths organization. At Tampa he was Intro­
New York was once just a boat
duced to Theodore Itoosevoll who
from the Third Auditors offic» for and for such dogs owned or kepi
’ .indtng, Chicago a little more than
promptly swore him In |a-rsoiiully as a
within
the
State
of
Oregon
over
30
a hundred years ago had only one clerks aad the work in the T'erson- days for the year 1936 are:
member of the Rough Rider». Knox
building, a block house. And there al Income Tax Division being slack Male Dog ................................ fl.Od - participated in all the engagement.» of
at that time of year, three of the
was no thought that there would
Female Dog .......................... $1.50 ■ that filinoli» regiment up to and In-
ever be much more. Bosto«i streets men from that division were trans­ Spayed Female Dog .............. 31.0,1 eluding the battle of San Juan hill.
are said to follow the paths the old ferred to the third auditor'.! office.
After March 1st. 1936, the license In that engagement, the Rough Rider»
were homhiirded out of llielr tirsi posi
cows took through the woods, and That is the office where :.ll the fee
is $1.00 more
for f-iih-re to
lion by the Spanish artillery, waded in
I could name
other cities whose accounts of the Interior Depart
procure license for the dogs above
men1 are gone over. But ptrhap
to the Sun Juan river and took refuge
streets are
so crooked that
It
.stated.
in water up lo their waists hem-nth a
might even puzzle old Boss to find I'd better note just one or two in ­
Also, after March 1st, 1931,. the
b efo't my
protecting hank, and later stormed and
her way about. Not so with Wash­ cident* that happened
lee i* $100 more for failure to
took several hills. Including San Juan
ington
There is no considerable transfer.
procure licenses foi licensable dogi
hill Itself, where the Spanish finally
.Myers
had
come
in
as
Ch’
ef
of
part of the City that cannot be
hetomin ; over 8 months oi ago
ran up the white flag.
reached in an almost direct routi cut Income Tax Division. He was
after March 1st, 1936, and for dogs
In this I mi II le the Rough Riders would
from any other aprt. The numbered a former student at Princeton when
over eight months old • wned or
charge and lie down and then charge
streets run north and south and the then President Wilson was Pres­
kept within the Stale of Oregon
again. The interval» between two of
are
numbered consecutively.
The ident of that institution. Df course
these charges WHS ¡I little too long for
east and west streets are lettered. Myers probably could have passed over 30 days after March 1st 1936.
the iin|M-ttlous Knox, who was tired
Licenses
may
be
ordered
by
mail.
any
examina'ion
that
I
had.
Per­
“ A " street is north of the main
nf lying out in the hot sun. lie raisisl
State the- name and addr< ss of
dividing »tree:, if the number is haps he was much better equipped
up to sight the enemy and promptly
tiOTthwest or northeast and south to do the work, to understate the u t* fierHon to whom the lice use Is
got
a bullet through Ids campaign hat
t<
» i>e j * HIPpd, and the sex of the
of the dividing line if the number conditions than I. The Division wa-
which took II lock of tils Senti li gold
new. None of us knew very much dr
is southwest or southeast.
red hair along with it. At the end of
F pps are pa;(able to:.
Capital street runs direct Ij out what it was all about. Unt :urely
the buttle Knox was detailed to carry
t
*.
LOW.
U •< K,
» ounty < Icrk.
from the capitol building.
North in that number of men there was
dispatches of the victory to the rear.
Capital street runs north,
South some one who knew- more about i; ill-bur», Oregon.
Knroute he was overeóme by the heat,
"u bl ■ -bed by ord< r of the Cotin-
Capital runs south, and so on One collecting
Personal Income Taxe
developed some tropical ailments and
of WllHtllington
Count..
of the doors to the Treasury build than a young chap recently cut of t> Court
was Invalided home Just before Mu­
,1*1 V c9-l 1 linili »arrender of nil Culm. Airs. Knox
ing opened at Fifteenth and “ F ” college, and with no especial abil- ( , regon.
streets,
Northwest.
Seventeenth ity for that sort of work. He read­
retains the campaign hat among her
prized possessions.
street
Northwest
runs pn t tlr,- ily admitted that either Wake or
IF IT ii I’ R IN r iN O
In the last ivai- Col. Knox hud an
White House. Intersecting the nort 1 Sullivan
could get through much
H I ; t AN OO IT
and south, and the east and w en more of the returns than he could.
(Coptinued on Back Page)
TH E BEAVERTON REVIEW
street* are avenues which run di­
agonally. One can find either an
avenue or a -treet that heads very
closely in the direction he wishes
to travel.
Here I am trying to tell you
A H - IF 1 COULD ONLY
THE DOPE
F IN D T H A T M U T T
■about the streets when I though:
B Y G O LLY T H E R E
iDOR. HERO’S
I would not try to tell anythin«,
HE O O E S ^ N Q W *
WIFE HAS t t F r
much about the city.
HIM BECAUSE SHE
Ono of the things that vex th -
new-comer in Washington is thn'
HEARD HIM
old disease. “ Keeping up with th
TALKING TO Oi
Joneses." It bit me. Here I was
DO« NAMED
working alongside clerks who we •
s w eeth ea r t
drawing
down almost
twice my
HMD THO JSHT
salary and of course I wanted • »>
HE
WAS TW O -
go the same places they went, wea--
TIMIN&.IE
POP
the same fine clothes, live in jus*,
CAN ONLY FIND
as good a house, and in a num­
THE MUTT.WHICH
ber of ways I found calls on my
HAS STRAHOELY
pockMback that exceeded mv salary.
When I went to Washington I
d is a p p e a r e d ,
owned the farm where the wife
EYERYTHIWS WILL
and
I had set up housekeeping
BE H0TSY-T0TSY.
fourteen years before. Thera had
been added to the original eighty (
AM l it I HE HONEYMOON
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It.iMilt
buy Stivi" Fcvdi Peal
litter W n 'I km Seed Ac Feed l ’o. adì
The Womens t'omniunlty dui» of
Williford
met
at the clubrooliia
with nine iiiemhotn pu-sint, and Mrs.
II. K. Delinei
as hist»-.»,
Otto
K i . iiih . Supt. of Wash. C;t. si liooli,
was (here amt gave a slant talk.
M SIMON**
I m $ Iti 1 If. nil « «•uri uf I hr Mntr «*•
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(Daily* ll FleninilllK. Ih-eeised
Nid-icc 1» hereby an«,n that lite
undersigned, Justus I.
Flemming,
hits I men by the cunnly en.irt id
III,, s'.ite id GiegnW, »•>! Wishing
tun munti, dull appointed alludala
Hater nf Mu» »-»hile nf Glinlya I.
I 'lemming, deccnsi-d, and tri* duly
ntinllfled as -m-li admlnl-ti dnr. All
liersnllH hlllilia cllllllin iiglUlliil Wild
i-ta le nil- hereby required tn pre
sent Ihn oumc In me. with prnpei
voucher», ut mi resílleme. Reaver
tun. Ilrcgnli. Rinite 2, or al 1he
I.»w uffici» uf \l. II. Hump, In H ill»
ls.ro, Oregon,
within Hx month
Itimi dale hereof.
Dated and llr»t published
lami
ary 24, 1936
Date of last publica Dm- Fchru
in
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Justus I. Flemming. Administra­
tor of
Uie B*tuto
of Gladys I..
Pieni mina, Dc< eased.
M. It. Hump. icMtdciicc and ad
dress, lllllsbnrn, Oregon, Mlotney
ior -aid Estate and Administrator.
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\ oil nr* li"r«*l>> 1 e
ti tul alum • i 1 1,
iiukrtii
t> «HIM
eolliplMiiit rn* «t mm a HPt Yuli n III
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th«* Lth •!«> of March IN «
ild
tinto lifliitt tifiti' four nit lx« t i**i!i
til" ilat" of th** fim i (tulli cuti« it mi
till« Militinoti« til" »lot" Ml til»“ i 11 » i
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7th. IHîtC. niot III" tini» of I1 It»»«*
inihllnttton th»i«*»»r Ininii M.ircli «¡th
lì» III; nini il* y till f »« 11 no to npiutti.
t«»r want th"i»-»»f. th" ptiitiitllt will
odi
»
npply t»> Ih«- «Vint for ih» i"H«*f —— ———— i ■ o i ■ ■ ■ i —
t>m y til for in h»» conipUint. i • wit
Kor ti i|r«Ti*c <1!»»o|vinit ih» inai*i luir«* Th«* Kt*v!fw can «lo
timi lutti riait" contrai t rxintli
h» That printing f*»r y«»u.
t\\»«n you Hint th" plaintiff, upon
tho ground* of a«lult»-rya
h
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