The Beaverton review., May 08, 1936, Image 2

T h e B e a v e rto n R ev iew
FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1936
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tr u e of til* Q uluuult ludiuux wliu
The first lead pencil was made
am in sti le tta both us to tlsn- in E ngland In th e E lizabethan
lug
units an d tim e to fiali. e ra : but as a m u tter of fact It
E ntered a* second-els*» m atter
th e u n ite man th in k s tic know s w as mude of g rap h ite sm h as
December 9, 1922, a t th* post of-
ail .about how to c o lise n e gam e is in use toduy
It was suit
PIRE AND SMOKE MAKE
floe a t B eaverton, Oregu«i, under
.in i indi, hut u lieu th e w hite tint il I860 th a t so-called
lead
the ac t of March 8, 1879.
VIVID PICTDRLS
mull take« p o ssession th e t i s i ! pencils w ere used in thq United
ugni gam e d isap p ear w hereas the S tales
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY AT
Indian lived her« in America ecu-
BEAVERTON, OREGON
tu t) ou century for no cine knows
llu ttc n 's
Miitliem.it lix.it
Die
■in w liccg and they l a d uo trim
ttonnry. published in 1795, men
J. H h . H U L E T T .................. EDITOR
bic w ith the hah and gam e s u p ­ lions (he "fo u n tain p isi”
SI BS( K U TI09Î RATES
ply. T here was- alw ays euougii
P er y ea r (in advance) . . . . $1.09
and to spur« un til
Uie w hite
Not In advance .....................
1.50
man caiue. But now the w hite
m an inflicts Ins ideas ou .how to
Ci \l serve the fish and can:« in
h ig h w a y s a f e t y
places.
"Tw o hundred tlfty-nlne people
A let of good folks are sure
Well, th a t set line brought iu of th eir nam e in t i n Book of
in Oregon—m ore th an 36,000 in
a big stu rg eo u , ab o u t five feel Life.
th e United S tate » --lo st th eir live*
long, and l have no idea how
as th e re su lt of m otor x chicle
"Mine is!" so says Mr. Good
m uch it weighed. W alter aro se
accidents during the year 1935.
In ten t. "I keep the Golden Bill.«
early anil w ent o u t. We iwird
Such a deplorable situ atio n of­
and 1 tr e a t ’em all like i xxould
him yell and locked out to see
fers a decided challenge and c a t
w ant them to tr e a t me; th a t’s
lu
o
t
l
u
r
Indian
m
aking
wax
w
ith
he n u t only by
thorough u n ­
a good enough religion for me."
the fish. W alter donned Ids tr o u ­
d erstanding of th e problem and
Ikies th a t put him In thi Book
se rs and got into his cur anu
by some prom pt and c o n rtm o ­
chased the fellow w ho had only of Life'1 T saw the dead, sm alt
tive w ork. All of us are deeply
a team and w agon. Tin x had a and g reat, stan d before God: and
in terested hr bringing about a
btg parley but w ere too fa r a- the Ixioks w ere opened; and a n ­
reduction in th e num ber of mo­
V ay (or us to h ea r w hat w as o th e r Book was x)|>eiied which Is
to r vehicle accidents. I am con­
said
Filially W alter tu rn ed a- the Book of l.ife. And th - ilead
vinced th a t e g rea t deal of b e n ­
rouud
aiul sta rte d back at d Vie xxere Judged out of those t.lings
efit will re su lt from the *>ffec-
M
urdock
tu rn ed his team around which w ere w ritten hi the hooks
tiv e w ork now beta g done How
and
cam
e
along too. He it was according to th e ir w orks.*’ This
ever, I believe it is essen tial
w
ho
had
the
fish. When M i.idoekl
Amateur camera* blazed away at these two fire*. A time exposure of 3
to devise a p lan w hich will pro­
saw us his co u ntenance l- ig'lit I
seconds
was
used
for
the
picture
of
the
night
fire
(left),
with
the
lens
set
duce re su lts in th e
y ea rs to
«•lied up anil he g reeted u" right
at L 8 ; a 1/25 second snapshot speed for the day fire, also at fA.
come. A m ost effective suution
cheerily.
to th is problem . T believe, is a
Their
"lurid
glare"
from
behind
rvDR drama and action take your
W alter told us about it a f te r ­
long tim e p lan o f education, and
A1 cam era along to the next good windows or as they shoot skyward
w ards It seemed th a t though tin
I th in k th a t an im m ediate study
from
the
roof
becomes
a
reality
on
fire in your vicinity. Nothing offers
fish lines w ere Ills, the o th er In ­
should be m ade in Oregon of
the alert snapshooter a better op­ your film. You get mostly silhou­ dians helped them selves tc th e
th e advisabiliv of stifetv in s tru c ­
portunity for vivid, interesting pic­ ettes, but ju st the same they tell you catch when th ey w anted it. for
tio n in our grad e schools. S ta ­
tures. Day or night, it doesn't m at­ vividly the dram atic story of "F ire!"
With a tripod, or with the cam era the C lark s alw ays had plen*< an 1
tistic s show th a t the g reat m a­
ter, and be at the fire as early as
jo rity o< m otor vehicle acc'd en ts
possible. Don't forget a couple of held on some solid support, time to spare. So th is m orning Mur­
are caused by hum an e rro r and
extra rolls of film, else you will re­ exposures of night fires are easy; dock had driven from F ra. i r, a-
violation of good driving p ra c ­
tu rn regrettin g scenes you had to without a tripod or some support, t'o u t eight m iles aw ay, to "eit a
supersensitive film will be needed fish. W alter had prom ised th a
tices.
miss for lack of ammunition.
Think w hat you have to "shoot'' If you are to get the spectacle in tU c h to us to ta k e on our wax-
—E arl Snell. Sec. of S tate
ended up by g ettin g hr !f th e
a t Billowing smoke with Its weird a snap. W ith a fast lens tf.6.3 or W
form ations, the glistening stream s faster) you can make 1/25 second fish an d Murdock ta k in g th e o-
D A D ’S S T O R Y
th e r half. E v ery th in g was love­
of w ater rising aloft from the fire­ snapshots of brilliant blazes.
B-
Some am ateurs are regular "fire ly but it show s the Indian's Idea
m en’s hose, the firemen putting up
T he next day we drove
on
their
ladders
or
precariously bugs.” They m ake a hobby of tire of p ro p erty . M urdock had th e
n o rth tow ards
M innesota and
perched on them as they play their pictures and a t every alarm dash fish, ro m a tte r th a t it w as <aught
visited some of M other’s r e l a ­ hose into windows belching with to the scene. They climb trees and on W alter C lark 's line. And he
smoke and flame, the stree t turned scram ble up porches and roofs for would not let W alter have It for
tives. H er broiler. Ed. had set­
into a lake and reflecting the action, viewpoints, slip through police lines he, Murdock, knew th a t W alter
tled in Iow a a t about, th e tim e
silhouettes of the fire engines, the for ’’close-ups” and do other peril­ h ad .plenty b u t xvc were th e re
Sy T aylor h ad and lived not so
tangled hose lines, and later per­ ous things in th e ir enthusiasm . But and had no fish and we w ero
v ery fa r aw ay, though too fa r
one doesn't have to take chances. t.itrtle d to half. We had no pro-
haps the gaunt ruins.
in tho se days to v isit raur’.i, We
Chances are best, of course, in There are always good pictures at perty rig h ts in the thing, n o r
found m e of E d ’s children oa
the daytime, but at night, although a good fire from any point of view. had Murdock, only W alter, bin,
th e old farm and though we drove
Cdndulcite I or
‘‘Clang! It’s a triple alarm ! we and Muidock got th e fi.-h h.-*-
you
get less detail, your pictures
in to th e yard tow ard» noon, thev
Gimme my cam era!"
w
e
likely
to
be
more
spectacular.
Kcpiiblictin Momindtion
dtd not ask u s to dinner T hev
caiuse of our need while W alter
You work by the light of the flames.
JOHN VAN GUILDER.
to ld u s lots of gn=«ip about the
w ent w ithout
t>ecause h-* h a l
FOR
plenty. Murdock never gave its
fpm llv in th a t section. Enole E i
up to W alter
e ith e r
lentil h<*
w as n o t th e re
h u t on fa rth e r
Spokane.
, th e creek. H e charged us flv? asked me if I w anted h elf ofi
n o rth.
Ju st
a t the
N orth D.-kota-
¡urs!
it. T hen W alter
butchered am i
W e stopped to see him. he
having
visited
us in M ichigan M ontana line we had r a th e r an
We got to Brooks’ place th a t sp lit it In half. T hat fish la ste d
several tim es. B ut he w as a t one alarm ing
experience.
We had afternoon and the sun cam e o u t us until ju st before we cot t<(
for
lic it In lrrrx tx
of hi» son’s places
and they heard of the terrib le
tornadoes . 50 we dried o ut th e cam p th in g s, Spokftne. Hail we had r a o 'i
we H ill ) l « l
of W ashington Comity
w ere gone, o r som ething e lse : th a t visit th a t section. Thougu *ot all set for continuing o u r should
have
been obliged to
l*riniari<w May 16, 1936
anyw ay we did n o t get eith er we had lived th e re we had n e- jo u rn ey awd g ot aw ay the n ex t th ro w it aw a y . We still .ave I
(Paid ndv.)
diviner nor supiper offered us. Ed ver seen one b u t th e n ativ es lla>'- T h at day we drove to Wolf p ictu re of the fish,
h ad a grandson a t C harles City w ere m uch alarm ed w henever 1 P oint w here Clyde P atto n lived — ——
—
o r perh ap s it w as Mason City, sudden storm cam e up in th e an d Dr. H uber. We had no trou-
an editor. We »topped th e re b u t w e st o r so u th w e st.
| ble in finding them b u t Clyde
he w as gone. I suppose th a t the
\Ve had been rain e d o u t from ' did n c t act very r,Ieased to see
" a t j camp th a t m orning
folks had telephoned him th
b u t along us. Dr. H uber m ade up to w arm th
we w ere coining!
af1er noon th e sun cam e out of welcome and th a t afte .n o o n
Incidents
from the tim e we and shaue quite b rig h t. But to - we jogged along to F ra ze r.
We had o rdered mail fodw ard-
le ft th e office w here w orked m y w ards evening we could see a
cousin w ere nonim pressive. S o m e -! big
sto rm com ing up to the ed to th a t post office and th e re
w here we learned th a t In goine | southw est, big black clouds, and w ere le tte rs and checks w aiting
us. Also th e re w as a w irm w el­
e a s t w e had passed rig h t past we began to look for shelter,
one of th e Cousins
farm s n ea r
R ight on th e b ank
of a creek com e. L ittle Jim m y F ly n n 's step
Appleton, and th a t on our pro- th e re w as a group of bu! dings m o th er h eard we w ere th ere,
jected route w est we would pass th a t looked like a typical ranch h u n ted us up to ld us ab o u t how
th ro u g h
a city w here
an o th er ^ \y e drove in in ten d in g to ask Jim m y had n ever fo rg o tten us
cousin w as county clerk at Buf- foT R e ite r , b u t th e re was no and urged us to sta y for » day
falo. N orth D akota. But our re- one a t home. T h ere w as fu m i- or tw o until Tom Flynn and Jim
my could g et back. T hey were
eeption a t other of M other s rel- tu re , dishes, bedding, everything
w ith
th e rem uda
of a
atives had
been so cool, I'k e » to go to housekeeping only th ere o u t
cucum ber, th a t we did not »top w as no food. We looked a 'o u n i ro u n d up. B u t we d em u rred ; we
to see an y m ore o f them T sup- and w ere going to move on, but h ad to get back to w ork. A lrea­
pose
we w ere a hard lo o k in g ; th a t big b lack cloud looked so dy we had overstayed o u r leave
th ey m ig h t
fire us
Of
bunch. B ut looks are only skin th rea ten in g th a t w e decided th a t and
deep
and th e re m ight be some - 1 if th e ow ners came
we could course. F red Morgan had ii *d us
th in g
u nder th e skin.
explain to them o u r p r e d k - m m ' o u r jobs w ere safe, b u t he did,
N orth o u t of St. P aul we pas- i and p erh a p s th e y m ig h t n o t be not ru n th e In d ian Service.
T h a t n ig h t we cam ped w here
sed thro u g h
Sauk C enter,
St. too h a rd cm us. B ut they did
electrical appliances a n d equip­
If you have and you are using
Cloud, W adena, and w av points, n o t come th a t n ig h t an d we left th e Milk riv e r flows into the
ment. DO NOT PUT TH E FUSE.
I t m u st have been along heite. n ex t m ornxig m arv ellin g
how M issouri. W alter C lark h as a big
nything else bfit a fuse plug for
som ew here
th a t we came to a ; such a storm could blow over holding of lan d th ere— his, bis
BOX OUT OF COMMISSION BY
•our connection, you are certainly
w ife’s, and several ch ild ren ’s al-
place w here th e re w ere tw o roads and no rain fall.
R E P L A C IN G F U S E S W IT H
nvitiug disaster.
eith er of w hich w-e could ta k e
NAILS. WIRES OR COINS.
We got o u t n ex t m orning on lo ttm en ts a re r ig h t th e re in a
When a building is wired, the
to th e n ex t tow n. "And,” ou r in­ th e road ab o u t eight o’clock and bunch. He was clever enough to
liectrician uses m aterials which
fo rm ant
told us. ‘‘No m a tte r! sta rte d o u t. T h e dust flew as g et the best of th e land a 'lo tte d
To prevent the fuses from blow­
ire intended to carry a certain
w hich one you take, you’ll wish we turned in to the ro ad t u t w ith­ fo r irrig aio n an d he g ot g ool
ing, some pr;ople put in stronger
you’d tak en th e o th e r one.”
imount of electricity and no m ort.
in a m ile th e re w as no d u st. farm in g land fo r his sh are of
fuses. Using fuse» over 15 amps,
T he «.'larks
ruses are installed at the head of on lighting circuits is dangerous
We crossed th e M issouri ju st We drove on an d saw signs th a t th e grazing land.
w e st of B ism arck
and
th e re th e re had been a severe storm w ere all a t hom e exceptit g Al­
xaeh branch circuit. Fuses are
and oftfm results in costly fires.
found one of th e m ost difficult th a t n ig h t. Bridges sw ept out, ice who w as in N ebraska a t her
»( such size and am perage th a t
If you have trouble with fuses
fa
th
e
r's
alm
a
m
ater,
w
h
e
i.
»he
pKaces to get aw ay from a ferry roads w ashed aw ay, and mud
|hey will "bloxv out” when more
blowing, It is because the circuit
had g«ine to finikh h er «-duca-
th a t
we have ever seen. The mud. m ud.
current th a n intended is u se d . • I h overloaded. Reduce the load, or
tio n .
sand and mud along th e bank
We got into Glendive thu! day
6ometlmes Inferior appliances are
have the wiring corrected by a
T h a t n ig h t W alter
se t some
of th e riv er w ere in such shape about neon and inquired the way
psed, an overload of current re­ qualified electrician.
th a t i t w as n o t safe to drive to w here Jesse Brooks lived. Mr. lines in the Milk riv er. In d ian a
sults, the wire will heat and the
o u t on i t w ith o u t
some su p ­ Brooks had ta u g h t a t No. 3 day- a re 'allo w ed to fish and h u n t on
Play s a f e — Under no circum­
fuse will be blown. The fuse acts
p o rt fo r th e c a r ’s w hee's. So a school a t Oswtgo w hile we had th e ir reserv atio n s ju s t ab o u t as
stances use pennies or other coins
ts a safety valve and prevents fire
p a rt
n u m ber of u s c u t w illows th a t held down the job a t No. 4 at th ey like. T h a t is a
as seen in the above illustration
sa well as possible d a m a g e to
grew In g rea t profusion on the F ra ze r. Brooks had g .ne to the them are. T h a t does n o t hold
b ank and laid them crossw ise of south of the river
a id home-
th e road bed, th u s m aking »ort I steaded. T h at w as in 1913-14. We
of a co rd u ro y
thtet
held th e th o u g h t we shoul 1 be able 'to
"MICKY” AND HIS GANG
w heels o u t o f the mud.
j find them . W’e did.
A t th a t cro ssin g we m et ano-
At Glendive they directed us
tb e r p a r ty on th e way to S eat- j o u t across the ra-v p ra irie to
IR G -P tO Pi S w f L L SCORN Pi&ooY
tie.
A s we w ere heading th a t the n o rth and w est. There was
Û, N\P|N VMVVO V a IE.I'UT 't o AUca/fN
w ay we th o u g h t to travel alo n g . itw< ro a d in th a t d irectio n th an
ANO HL VIAS
ß,N0 H £
w ith them . We did n c t e x a c tly ' we had been trav e liii? h it we
join p a rtie s b u t w e would fin d 1 sta rted
out. Not
fat
o u t we
D i s c o v e r e d s o ia o c h O- o l d T hk T
o u rselves m ak in g d in n er In a-1 came
to Cow ('reek .
U sually
HE foECAtAE. a -TRslLUONAMUE
b o u t th e sam e place« and then I th a t is a dry d e c k oed b it th a t
cam ping for th e n ig h t rig h t close. | th a t is a dry creek bed b ut th a t
I do n o t rem em ber any y .re -a r-. day th e re w as p len ty of w ater
ranged places th o u g h th e re p ro- ¡„ r . The wife to ld me we ne-
bably w as so m ething of the sort. ver could get across and advised
Som ew here in th e N orth D a - ‘ going bark or w aiting, b j t the
k o ta had lands we m issed them old F ord alw ays had gone where
T h a t m u st have been before we w e had pointed it and we plung- j
trav elled
murih to g e th er
T h e ' ed in. Plunged in is ritfht. This
w eath er w as elondy and «lisa- , tim e it w as I who had to tak e j
greeable I t rain ed m ost ev ery j flff shoes
and
stocking» and !
night a i d
th a t m ade cam ping j tro u se rs to g et to shore. Which
q u ite uncom fortable.
T h a t bad : we ,jid. And off acro ss t i e praiT-
w eath er follow ed us all the w a, j ;e wag a ran ch . I w alked there, i
home, o r a t le a s t until we g o t to . hired a m an to haul u i o u t of
THE
BEAVERTON
R E V IE W
^SNAPSHOT CUIL
IS HE IN THE BOOK?
COUNTY
COMMISSIONER
FIRE PREVENTION
11 11.............. I
is the Judgment of the lost dead
"And w hosoever was n ot found
w ritten In th e HOOK OF
was eiiat Into thu hike of fire."
(C apitals o u rs. Bee Rev elation
I 20.)
All who believe on C h rist have
eternili life; th e ir untile In the
Book of Life. Do we believe in
C hrist ’ Y e t A lot of folks be­
lieve a fte r u fashion. They be­
lieve
th a t
c h r is t
earn«
mid
lived a
holy
life and th a t
He died for o u r r.lns. We all
hold to tlwit ns ii preei dis t uth.
But Just to go down th a t fur
will never get us ideruul litV.
T h at
is liot Bible bel>
.lust
kMowing ab o u t a g.’ eery *!o e
dow n
th e stre e t, never fed any
m an.
He m ust go down th ere
and have some dealings Same
shout g ettin g your Home hi the
Book of l.ife. Yen m ust have
some d ia lin g s w ii’i C hrist. You
m ust reach out .mil take w hit
lie offers you. Do it right vtoxv
Close your eves and tell lilm
you take forgiveness of sins and
e te rn a l life: his free gift. You
are (tend In tresp a ss and sins
u n til
you do.
Is my nnmo w ritten th ere;
Ou (lie page w hite .«id fair;
In the Book of thy kingdom ;
Is my nume w ritten fh e rs !
Yes My nam e'« w ritten th e ir,
On the pagi* w hite and fair.
I n yours?
Oeo. N Taylor, lle av e 'to n , O r­
egon. I’uld mlv
CANDIDATE FOR
Itepulilicmi Nomination for
STATU SKNATOK
J. A. THORN IU RGH
Stuuds Fort
"No
increase til
luxes.
No
new
commission*.
No ap p ro ­
p riatio n s Unit a ie not ib»i lutei»
necessary.
Koduc«
taxes
by
i ui lulling expense*.
Not a tool
of iiny boss, group o r fa c tio n .
Will cimslder «very Dill on Its
merli* .uni vole for the to *t in
U re sts of the »tute laid u tility .
— Everyone Is a taxpayer, either
lent, personal,
inluiiKlhle, gax,
in d u strial accident.
autom obile,
d riv e r* license or oilier tux. —•
Every d o llar spent comes from
you, then let's cut out inineoen-
»ury spending. — M 111 legislate
according to business principles. '
(P aid A dv.)
William H. ( Hill )
DIERDORFF----
C a n d id a te
for
Republican Nomination
SERVICE
SALtS
COUNTY CLERKlo ., . Tires
P rim a rie s
May 15. 1936
W ashington County F arm er and
Morid
BOB JO H N ST O N
M ar Veteran
Texaco Eire Chief
Phone 0103
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i
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E.
PEGG
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Da You Have a Fuse Box in Your Home?
Alt H eidelberg Beer
On D raught
T ry us tor C'hiekcn D inner mad
Barbecue Sandw iches
OLD H EID E L B E R G PARK
F R E E DANCING
B e a v e rto n B a rb e r Shop
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w
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O ur Specialty
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