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it never stir» or peep».
That typographical error. :oo 'm all
foT human eyes.
T ill the ink is oa the iwiwr, when
it grows to mountain six-*.
The boss he stares with horror, then
he grabs his hafr and groans;
The Copy reader drops his head
upon his hands and moans—
The remainder of the issue may bo
clean as clean can be.
But th a t typographical e rro r is the
only thing you see.
—Author Unknown
D A D ’S
STO R Y
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in advance
alberine
Katherine Dejt
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were tomáis
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I bal e team.
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l-claas mall
ter Decenibe' k t : »ö i « t t|)f p ^ f f t *
at Beaverton. Oregcm. urufHV the aet o í V
March 8. 197V.
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Get environment in your zoo pictures. It adds much to their intoreet.
‘•IT’ HAT is it wo always look fo r-[th e cage or corral and shooE If thq
M ward to
in tiro .-.pring?" , Ron's den. for tn-iam v. is a t Mi l
a teacher asked her class of eight- back end of his cage, which It usual-
vear-olds. “The animals In t,he soo." >-v *»• doul su^> your pU tut# from
piped up Mickey.
th® 8 lJ*’
1 *»
Mirkey might have added ’’and of
* * ' W ,r J '* “ ' h£rmu" 1
snapshooters." fur there are in this - * » .» “ n e u ra l »urrogroltngs the Do..
worm a tow people a ho park their
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c M t to the burs of bis cage as
cam eras on the c to s« shelf at the
£ £
first sign of winter and. like the bear
^
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^
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in the too. It hibernates until the hint' wheu he la vf :ht up against
arrival of spring.
the bars 1 would got a larger Imago.”
If you own one of these hibernat­ T hat's (rue enough and at the same
ing cam eras you had better get It I time you would be getting Just an­
out, dust it off. carefully clean the other picture of a lion. Suppose the
lens, load It up with film and be on image of the lion ia sm aller at a
hand at your nearest zoo when the greater distance from your camera.
keeper lets his animal family out of How about an enlargement of tho
the Indoor winter quarters to the Hon and enough of the entrance to
outdoor cages. T here’s a real chance his den to add environment.
Many amateurs overlook the pos­
for some g rea t pictures and a great
sibilities in trimming and enlarge­
chance for some real pictures.
There's one great advantage in ment and in doing so they pass up
taking animal pictures at the zoo In the opportunity to change what
early spring. The foliage on the would be an ordinary snapshot. Into
trees is not as heavy as it becomes an outstanding photograph
Keep these things in mind when
later In the summer so your light is
taking all kinds of animal pictures
much better.
Background and foreground should —wild and domestic. Get environ­
be given careful consideration In ment in the picture and you will
taking pictures of animals and fowl soon be convinced by results that It
at a zoo. In other words, try to get ¡s well worth the little thought and
environment in your pictures—nat­ effort it requires.
ural settings. Don't just walk up to
JOHN’ VAN O FILD E B
to
r r p - mrrnn -
V ■ -mi
home, and tuuk. at U anali r to the
ludigu 8ervli*| l.iang .i.-mUiml to
i r t H I I iM lg a h o la b
K tfm m
the coutlueut was miiiw Juulp. and
to pay our tick ets book ju st about
all l had. The wife
stopp'd
jo
Michigan for a time and I went oti.
.T h ere was no housekeeper at tligl
school, so I could hold tilt ¿of1
down alone. We stored our fu rn i­
ture in B urcrofl. V irginia, ind at
ter I had been
a t Tu|K>lah some
two or three months, the wife and,
furniture cam e on. When I le f’ fa
holah 1 sold tip.- furniture for just
about what the freight a e ro .s the
co n tin en t cool me.
w i n * wc decided p. take a Job
ugaiu dn the Indian S e n ice thoro
were several places w o ,co u ld go.
»»ne elfric lu Wyoming wanted to
trade jobs wr|th me. T wo day schools
were also without teachers. Jl was
on the advice of O scar Brie,» then
I bird Auditor, that I cam e to tho
Pacific C oast. It was in 15*15 and
!>• had taken a trip to San l-Yan
rises* Fair, and was full of en th u s­
iasm for the (.cantles of the t»re-
gon country. Of cou rse I was not
going to Oregon, but to -iotr»wh.i'
the same clim ate.
At Taliolah I found a So per in
lendent by the name of Garber.
Hi* uncle was in W aahlneton and
>i enied not a t all a bad sort of
fellow, but Emory was quite differ
cut from his uncle.
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M. II. Hump, residence and ad
t»iibllciitl<»n (hvri'of 1*«’U» k Murrh *lh. (¡ress, iiilbthoro, Oregon. A llo m e,
1939, filiti If > ou fall r .» lo i-i>p«'Ui. tor raid E stille and A dm lnlstratoi.
for wnnt lh«»rrof, th« plulntlff »vili
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printing for
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«boy« «utili« «I Cuurt, nn»«l* r«n»l« r« «t
ami «Ialiti F«hrunry 1*1. 1931».
Ktt|l»y
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Attorti« » • f«»r
IMalntirr l(«y*l«l«*nt M t.in ry h . Slat«*
«*f or«fo n , P ori offi«*« \<idr«RR F itri
N’atlmmJ fìank HM b * . Hlllnhoro. <»i <
a«lv rio li
I did not have much loro for my
work in the Incom e T ax Division. I
had less for the task s assbroed me
in th e Third Auditor’s Office. True,
in my mind’s eye I could «ee about
e ll the tran saction s actu ally being
done as they were reported by the
Disbursing Agents, as those
who
spend the Government’s money are
SA L E S
called. -
SERVICE
A Mr. Brown had Ju st preceded
me in being tran sferred from the
R * v . I. N . D e m y i t y t :
Goislrich Tire«
B atte ry Service
Income T ax Division to the Audi­
Accessories
Greasing
I have found nothing in the
to r’s office. His daily greeting each
past 20 year» that can take the
Robert Myers. R oberta MrCIxskey, Auto Truck, snd T racto r R opa.ring
morning was, "W ell, boys, two plus
place
of Dr. Mile» Anti-Pain
lo rra in e Denney, Maxine mid Da
two are still four, this m orning."
Pill». They are a ture relief for
vici Cady are recovering front the
I f you know anything o f an audi-
BOB
my headache.”
m easles.
ttrr’s work you can understand the
Sufferers from H e a d a c h e ,
joke, and if you do not know au­
The Ju n io r Oddfellows of P ort- Texaco Fire i hief
Neuralgia, Tootlncche, liackachr,
Phone 0103
diting. you will never get the point.
■¡.ml will ^ put on a degree and
Sciatica, KhrumutLxm, Lumbago,
Product*
B eaverton. Ore
One day in the Auditor’s offiice
' rill at
the Tigard
I.O.O.F. ha,II
Neuritis, Muscular Pains, Peri­
I made requisition fo r th e c a n ­
Saturday evening, February 27. All
odic Pains, write that they hava
celled checks of one of the Disbur­
Oddfellows are invited to attend.
used Dr. Mile« Anti-Pain Pills
sing Agents then located at Hoopa
with better results than they Itad
The
W
ashington
County
Three
Valley, which lies ju st over the
even hoped for.
lin k Asaaclatlon put on a program
CThr ( O r r iu n iia u
line in California. He had several quently.
does
not put money
in h'< own consisting
Countless American house­
of
a
playlet,
Ip'islcal.
exceptions
on his previous aud!t
(•rest Newspaper " I the
Then the m atter of computation. pocket he usually gets by the ave­ and other numbers, at the 1 O.O.F.
wives would no more think
N orth» est
and in looking them over 1 no­
We went carefully over each figure, rage auditor. Yet people pay largo home in Portland, Sunday, Febru­
of keeping house without Dr.
ticed th a t the total amount of his
ARI MI R M l'I.IIO l.I.A N I)
number, or amount concerning mon­ sums to have the colum ns of fi­ ary 15. There was a large a tte n ­
Miles Anti-Pain Pills than with­
exceptions ju st about equalled the
out flour or sugar. Keen u pack­
ey. which was the commodity iu gures added up and check* 1 for dance present.
Auto Route and Agency
amount of outstanding checks re­ which
we
were
interested.
We accuracy.
age In your medicine cabinet and
Beaverton
- -
Oregon
ported, th a t is, the checks were
J . If. H ulett and his * ls ttis -ln -
save yourself nct^lless suffering.
worked in co-operation with four
W eil, W ashington is a fine eRy law. .Mrs. Eva Broadway. Mrs. Ent
For information
reported as outstanding, ^ome wav
otherg when it came to clucking to live in if one has the price. X .
A t D ru g S to r e » —25c a n d f l .0 0
re
g
a
rd
in
g
s
e
r
v
ire
or
Mubsrri|Hion*
that gave me a hunch and I made ;
ma Drake,
and
Mrs. B eil Mills
for accuracy. The clerk, «he sten ­ those
on
the
outside
looking
in
I'hottr
Beaverton
730J
visited over the week-end with Mr.
requisition
for the previous quar-
ographer,
the section head,
the there seems little reason w! y one
Residence and office:
anil Mrs. Frank Kelley at \ et*co tt.
te r ’s cancelled checks.
f'h ie f of Division, and the Auditor. cannot live as cheaply there a i
Corner, Second and Hall
The
ocean
was
calm
,
and
the
r
eath
When the orderly showed up T Five of us went carefu lly ove-
anywhere else, hut my experience t r on the bearh warm.
went through the checks and found every computation to see that it
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tends to show that it coMs much
there in what were supposed to be was absolutely accu rate. Who could
Miss Marian Hagg and MI hk R o­
more to live there than it does In
cancelled checks
several
hundred not get it right a fte r having five
other places. For one thing, rents berta W hatley, students of Ih-aver-
dollars of checks endorsed in blank different men go over a simple
ton high s c tx o l, will be given an
are high. Then there is the niHtte. |
and negotiable. W ell. I'll admit that sum in addition?
audition
over the W ashington Coun­
of proximity to one's work. In the
the thought came ?t© me that I
program.
which Is
A dapper clerk in the off >c wh * sm aller town o r the country, one ty Am ateurs'
could put those checks in my poc­
tieing sponsored by American leg io n
acted as section head, or bo«r was walks to work. In W ashington few I
ket. take them home with n e an 1
through KOW.
The
named Councillor. I remember him of the clerk s can get homes with- P ost No. 6.
the next day cash them a t some
program will be given in »he near
principally because he always came ii walking distance of t h 'ir work.
future.
corner one a t a tfme. endorsing
to the office looking as though Tie
The m atter of “keeping up with 1
some
fictitious name
and there
The Misses Marian Boyaon. Ethel
had ju s t stepped out of a band the Jo n e se s" finds a lot of keea
would not be a soul who could ever
box. His little m oustache was a l­ com petition in the Capital. You see
tra ce those checks to me. B ut then
ways curled a t ju st the propci an­ tlie fellow next desk wearing a
1 ■- 1
th e thought came, th at man who
IMM. LU LNSL .NOTILI,
hnd drawn those cheeks «-^iW . have gle, his neck freshly sh a v e!, his hot house flower in his button hole,
The license fees
for llcetisablc S T U D I O
B A R B E R
SH O T
suit
properly creased.
everything and so you proceed to buv on».
to make their rajnonnf goed
Why
B e a v e rto n B a r b e r S h o p
dogs over the age of e ght moulb.c
ju st right. He took supper with Then
he
te
lls
of
the
wonderful
should I injure him ? H e ’ n^ver did
F I R S T CLA SS W O RK
us one night a few years la ter show he saw la st night and you and for such dogn owned or kopi
anything to me.
C. J . S T E V E N S . P R O P R I E T O R
when he and his wife were m ak­ ju s t have to see the same show. within tlie S ta te of Oregon over 3d
AT R E A SO N A B L E P R IC E S
I reported the checks to the sec­ ing
days
for
the
year 1936 are:
the rounds of the Indi. n a- Then the exodus to the ball para
SA TISFA C TIO N G U A R A N TEED
tion head, who conferred with the - gencies.
K D Van M E T E R . Prop.
.Male Dog . .
$1.0')
<
>
n
the
day
of
the
first
game
wi*.h
1
assistant chief of the division. He
Fem
ale
Dog
$1.50
Folks think it a big job to audit the privilege of seeing your P res­
called the office of the C om ptrolie'
$ 1.00
books for a concern that spends ident throw the first ball is q u it; Spayed Fem ale Dog .............
of the T reasu rer, who sent a m es­
A fter March 1st, 193$, the i ícense
! ten or fifteen thousand do’. la rs a Intriguing. I could go on ad intin-
senger a fter them. They were ca n ­
is $l.oo more
for failu re to
L year. Accounts in the Tli'rd Audi­ inim. (I f that isn 't rig h t you cao ¡ fee
VV. E . P E C i G
celled and gent then to the Dis­
procure license for the dogs above
to r's office were often $3.000,(XHi.OJ co rrect it.)
bursing Agent in California. Thev
O PTO M ETR Y
stated.
i to $5,000,000.00 every three months
A t first I took a room in the
Glasses, Fitted or Renairrd
eventually landed back among the
U
N
D
E
R
T
A
K
E
R
AND
E
M
B
A
L
M
E
D
Also, after March 1st, 1936. the
or $12.000,000 to $15,000,000 a year. Northwest part, not too far awae.
quarter’s cancelled checks.
Our Specialty
' Y et some seem to think that the Then I had a room in the South­ fee Is $100 more for failu re to
DR. A. E. WILSON
People marvel at
the extrem e
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n
i
g
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B
u
i
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i
n
g
.
.
.
.
.
.
B
e
a
v
e
r
t
o
n
fellow who has handled the big ac- east on the far side of the Capitol procure licenses for licensable dogs
Beaverton
•>
Oregon
accuracy of the Government audi - 1
; counts in the Third Auditor's Office and rode or walked a m ile and becoming over 8 months oi age
tors. W ere you to work tb e ie for
in
the T reasury
D epartm ent
is a h alf to work. Then to the 1400 a fte r March 1st, 1936, anil for dogs
awhile you would understand. In
Signal B a tte rie *
la-e T ire * A Tube>
Alt Heidelberg Beer
months old owned or
much Inferior to those who handle block in the northeast. Then back over eight
th a t office
th e re were
five who (
Competitive Prices
On Draught
accounts aggregating a corp le of closer, then we got a house out kept within the S ta le of Oregon
went over all accounts. First there
thousand a month or so. It's a fun­ near the Catholic cem etery In Brook- | over 30 days a fte r March l* t 1936. Try us for Chicken Dinners and Alexander's Super Service Station
was the clerk who did the actual
SIGNAL GAS AND O ILS
Barbecue Sanclwishes
Licenses may be ordered by mail.
work of digging out every tra n ­ ny Old world when we get around Iand. Ix'iter we moved out into the
\-l Lubrication, * 50
to see a hit of I t !
F R E E DANCING
S ta te Hie name and ad d r.ss of
country in Virginia and each mor­
saction th a t had been reported. He
Sterlin g and
Again
the
average
auditor
for
the
person
to
whom
the
lire
n
te
is
ning
passed
Arlington
cem
eteiy
and
OLD H EID ELB ER G PARK
first looked up “authorities'* for
Pennzoll
Beaverton, Ore.
to be issued, and the sex of the
making the expenditure. I? i t was C ity o r County takes into consider­ Fr.Tt Myer.
F ort Myer is a cavalry post. !t ' dog.
a plain open and shut case he ation only the amounts spent, with
B EA V E R TO N
Fees are
payable to :
fun to see the
passed cm the authority fo r making tegard to the amounts provided in used to be great
E. L. H O W A RD
budgets without giving soldiers drill. They would ride full
EDW . C. LUCE, fo u n t}-
Clerk,
or charging np the expenditure. published
L U M B E R CO M PA N Y
to the AUTHORITY tilt at a sand man suspended two H illsboro. Oregon.
In case he was not sure, he wen- consideration
Agent For
to one of the head clerks, so ralled. for the spending. When a countv or three feet from the ground and
Published by «icier of the Cotin- E s t i m a t e s G l a d l y F u r n i s h e d
T H E OREGON JO U R N A L
though they were only clerk s who or city disbursing agent keeps his try to stick their saber into tho t j Court
of W ashington
County,
Phone Beaverton OKI*
P h o n e B e a v e r t o n <»202
had had more experience in such bocks so th a t they balance and fellow. They jumped their horsey ; Oregon.
ndv c 9 - l l
m atters.
They might decide
the
case between themselves or they
m ight appeal to the head c t the
section. The head of the section was,
in our case, Mr. Hawley. The three
T~r
o f us went into a huddle and in j
Y E S , I’M A M O D EL 1
W S.G Y DP D - WOULD YOU ^
IT A ll. D tP fc N D S
ca se we were undecided, v.e ap­
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I. Y r-sR lV r h G IR L //HO
I W H A T S H 'c P O S E S
pealed to the Chief of the Division,
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h P O S E S $ O R A L IV IN G "?!
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and he often referred the m atter
to the Indian Bureau where they
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went ov er I t . T h e * • Indian Bureau
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s-.
W
c fficia ls often capnp to, th e Third
r\
A uditor's office, though ini M/.ng so
\
j T
T ’i
they had more than a mile to come
F irs t, th ere was the authority
uno I
fo r m aking the tran saction . And
we were each of us held responsi­
t-
ble so fa r as the authority w ent;
we interpreted the transaction as
one
having proper authority
or
tria«
one which did n ot have proper au­
thority.
Som etim es the D isbursing
»Diri»
i
:v\
iVv,
A gent would apply to the Indian
ifr lfllj
Bureau and get prosier authority
\ ' )A¡I
when our office had disallowed some
expenditure.
T h at was
done fre-
*■ 33 ' I
ANTI-MIN P I U S
Business Places To Patronize
IN BEAVERTON!
AFTER THE HONEYMOON
A
By Geoff Hayes
P
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V <i
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