The Heav«r(on Review
nUDAY, JUNF 5, 193«
TH E
B E A V E R TO N
R E V IE W
Entered at second-class matter
December 9, 1922, at th? jwetof-
flee a.t Beaverton, Oregou, under
the act of March 8 , 1879.
IM P E D EVER!
BEAVERTON,
(^ S N A P S H O T C U I L L ^
I
THINK BEFORE YOU SHOOT
who tiad first opened the lltbU
FR ID A Y AT
OREGON
J. H. lit LE TT
grease and tlio men about look
in te. Then during a tot-up lie
-lipped Into .m empty ru
and
mude it a holy of holies. Would
he.neu hear*
i ! al same dai ■ ame tile Irleo-i
to
him.
Hi
Tileu
would
you Ilk-
in mine
III wltll
.ml it
me*
tit t: u
\i u
> olir f il Hill'
over,
t:»»rv ts 1 iioin f’t»i them alno.
1 in «tone in t|e h’ iì piai-- an«!
nil
fumi Vcd."
AnIll so
lUMYOtl <!i«t heur.
ui'« "De Du*
>i aifti not llÌ 8 OW 1 Sou, bi ! de
ll\ nri'tl him tip fot us nil in vi
he h Kit
Wlt h Di h
a tao
I ml> c\e us all thin i: •- *' Ko-
nans s :\ 2 .
1 IIIO' to ask eUI<irly prci i ter •
V hat the> \\ Olii il do il.ffer« tiD'
i- thi > Inol thi Ir live« t o live
nvt r aun in. ;
• ik with t beli*
;■ nswet•s -|
U OU 111 spend more
timo III Di aver," ^ii ! he' a re
NM tt? say
Gon: Cl- N. Tax 1«>r. It. nvt•rtor,
Ore
Paid aiti.
EDI ¡OR
si iiM Kirno.A
rates
Per year (in advance) . . .. f i . oj
Not in advance .................
1.50
DAD’S STORY
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»hjeetltue to Hi« said Finiti
•mit and Hi« si-Dlcment then
TIIK CKACKI K HAHKI.I,
I h r Sufirrm * r o u r l , m d r t i d i n g
Htfumst i h r lloo% n rltH ippm n le d S r c n r *
H im / u h t m g r r u m m u M M M u rtu : *ih*i
lhi> '/ in / / /»1* <1 gtn m i m c n l of In m « —
6 n a u % r lo i h r ftrrt'i% # r x l r n l that ih r
n i n e t a l l of 1111 o f/ii in / or un offit m /
/»• h /» 1« f u r nut h i ! |o <«i A* i h r fdacr of
u l h t u u h l r otto nil t/i%rrrlton or lo %ufr
1*1 ant i h r t / i if ii / i iif Inn a t • r u l r of
human coiulurl. i h r g*n r r n m r n i cm%r\
lo h r o n r of Inn » a m l hr t 'o m r » o n r of
human condlti'l.**
Be Sure To Look
CO M I ON
K U IT A C f,
T H IS I t
A SHORTn
CUT /
f
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It took some $5.000 000 for Prstl
dent Roosevelt to learn the fallacy
of attempting to harnrte the ocean
tidre at Patsamaqtiody. King Ca
nute. many centuries ago, learned
the same leseon but at lose coet.
first publication
la«t
publication:
May
Juna
M. Dunn, Executrix.
A. Ioidi and A O. Flcl-
Attornryi for Kxe- utrlx
adv 1 20 - 11 «
SALES
SERVICE
Battery Service
(IreaaltiK
Auto Truck K Traidor Hi-palrlng
illaiditeli T ir e s
Accesimi lea
Even
though
1 M y it a*
shouldn't, I do think that 1 have
some creditable notebooks pre
ROD JOHNSTON
D u a l m i l l - fr /i-e r n p /i. I t , n i l t r i e
pared at the University of " ash
graph I r l r / . h .m r
l i m i t f r / r p jin n * —
Ti'Xiim l'lr« Chief
ninno 010*1
mgtm
that summer.
I .not »
m Hii/rrr. I n o lr u n d e r thi h r ,I ul m t h l .
I*roilurtu
()»*,
very good rating on them any
I'ndi-slrlHiis klllod Issi year rro-i»
R e n a re i h r It In, I, C u m n u U r t in iw y e r .
way. The one in Biology is es
Ing In fhu nilddl« of the block could
l>ecially good, but I he one <rf
well lisio Ink ru (tin limn to uxk >lis
Botany is quite commendable.
Ask your
alti rne>
to send -question that the pmli-strinii show u
Never thought 1 could d.aw.
• -ilr le -al notile- to Th< Iti i a h . abovn Is rslslng with his "corns
hither" frinii! A short cut to ulisri-’
Can't much either Bui I he stu
Thst’i pertinent. Very likely few of ®
dent assistant who did most of
(ireat Newspaper » f Ihr
¡
tho 4.600 pedestrlsns w lio wars killi-d J
the instructing came around and
Northwest
g
when they crossed ttie street In the
watclied my feeble efforts for .1
A R I MI R M C I,IID I.C A N I
J
inlddls of the block Isst year stopped ■
little; then holding out his haul
to ask themselves such a question. *
Auto Rouie and Agency g
be suggested that l let him take
lany of them would have been g
I teilvertun
Oreg-ai
g
the pencil. "This is the way
Left: A person often can be included incidentally In ■ scene to aid
otter off. If they had.
H
lo r Information reguiding
■
It ought
lo go." he told me.
composition and to denote relative sizes. Right: This It more directly
According to a study by the Trav ■
si'rilce or subscriptions
I
a story-telling picture in which the figure of the boy dominates.
And with a few deft strokes he
elers Insurance Company, the rate of ■
Rhone Beaverton TauJ ■
’ 7 - Cniisâ -StLxUs -¡Tignale
outlined what he meunt. It look
death last year per pedeatrlau acci ■Residence xml office:
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’ H AT shall be done to that news- of the camera. We may more It a
—
ed easy for him and 1 st id as
I
JMMinil
ON
F
IN
ON
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dent which happened when a person, 2 Corner, Second and Hall
’ ' paper paragrapher who recently few inches or a few feet and change
g
much. He replied that that sort
crossed tu the middle of the block
averred that It is not a pessimist the composition decidedly. In thlg
of picture was not worth put
was 200 per rent worse than when ! ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ "
who takes the worst possible view’ way we are able properly to places
ting much effort on. But ¿raw
the crossing was made at the Inter
In
our
picture
the
dominating
point
ing was an effort for me and of things, but an amateur photog of Interest that every good picture
section with lt\n "d o " signal
O f f Q up . D ig B ov D ont Bf S ick
rapher? We of the Snapshot Guild
he taught me more of the pic
*,m is , lira
must have. To be effective, this
A lK A UITJCJ? D o ti TMf t < h c <
know
that
this
is
a
scurrilous
ca
turization of what I saw than
Ululi Sprlgccl was olu of Ihr
nard. considering that pictures taken principal point of Interest should
all tlee art classes I evtr at-
Mend.nils at Ihe wedi'll'g
of
by amateurs are being constantly usually be a little away from thej
a .-. Thoenr M, X-rrau#
I ended.
hi eon in, M 11 lain ill a,- Grunt,
exhibited In salons and reproduced center. Then we should look to see
CC02 Bsyntoo - t r r » t
-ind
M.
1.inn oed t u r n er , in
But to get back to my Span in magazines and newspapers be how well lines, lights, and shadows
fhilailalptila, fY.uiuylva-. La
lead the eye to it and give it em
l oi l land, Saturday i - ivii I iil -
ish. O course T enrolled for tha'
cause of their artistic and photo
phasis.
I found myself in a class of graphic excellence.
Pear Itr. Kermaci
Often we may be obliged or de
old
men
and
women
(Ihev
Publicly, let us disdain this “ wise-
m u 11 I m
1 1 \ vi vi t r i \ r
seemed that way to met who cracker." but privately, shall we sire to admit secondary objects of
Thi a « i l l ac'tnoalaJge -he racalpt of your lattar of April
interest,
but.
If
we
do
not
study
III
till-
I
onut)
I ourt of flu State
were
taking Spanish
so tha: not confess that most of us snap-
7th.
their position before we click tha
« I Oregon for the C o n n i)
they might
leach
it in
high shooters are guilty of "taking the
shutter and consider distance and
ol )V i-hiii.'liiii
C«c-tor Coffey haa nothing to Jo atth tha f i l l Inc of po
schools.
So
the
Professor— I worst possible view of things" more
m m
- I
angle, we may find that what wa
sitions in the '-.’rts fr¿grass Aiclnlstratl 1 » In fam 1 ylvm la.
think his name was Pat'on—just often than we should? Let us ac
III Die Ratter of Ihe I » l a i r of
Why don’t you try A Iku-Seltzer
intended
to
be
secondary
bar
TMs
cotter
1.
haixllad
entirely
by
km
.-able
Liearl
N.
Jones,
fed us grammar, grammar, an t knowledge that there are too many
• alle I lira Vndreos:
for the relief of —
ta’ a A ta liirir tor, Sorka Frogr -re S-Jalnlr’. rrtlan, Herrirh-rg,
examples of carelessness in our pic “ stolen the show.” For example, we
then more grammar.
HANtiOVKH
Panpoylvanla«
Notice
is hereby given
that
are Impressed by the beauty of a'
ture
taking
and
strive
always
to
From my grammar school davs
tt- uiiler-lcii.il executrix oT the
Slomut h Gf»«. Hratlachc, Arid Stain-
waterfall,
and
ask
a
friend
to
be
In
observe the slogan of the Snapshot
I »ouli therefore suggest that you contact your local Deao-
I have hated grammar. S,. yo.i
I jis ! Will and Testament of Jan-- ttch, Cohiv Nruralui** Hutigur Mu«
Guild: "Think twice before you the picture for a touch of human
cratlc loaders a.th a view to having than recouaeixl your appolnt-
ruUr, lihrunuilK «iui S< iaUc Fuaii
can guess how much I got out
Interest. Then we take the picture-
EBra
Andrews, Deecnsctl, has
aon*. ‘.o ttr. .’ oars who a lii, I feet sure, ¿ive your application
shoot once.”
Alk.t S**lt*rr hn*» a pit-nanl, rrfrrwh
o f that class. As a matter of
?-ltd her F’innt Aeconnt In the
u:xl thslr .-aconjenJatlon every ; uslble conaiiiaro-.l ..
InC. U n t . - k - t r It « oitt«itn» an anal
In other words, instead of shoot so close that It becomes a picture
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fact, the professor came to mv ing aimlessly and trusting to luck, of a person and the beauty of the
<’« unty Court i-f the State of
Sail
i f Aalilrtn » whl* h rrllavaf» | alfk
landlady and inquired what T let us always take time to secure waterfall Is lost.
Or« pun for tli - County of VV.isti
u till i||a«’f»mfort, whlla Iti vr^r labia
anti mineral alkallsrri help t«» ror
Remember, too, that in photog
was doing with my evenings— if the best possible composition of
Ington
and that Monday.
the
r»* t tha f'AURe uf th ine tttlnor aJl
tor yours.
I was drinking or oarojsing. I our picture subject, for It Is compo raphy, since light and shadow are
-
’:Mi
of
June,
at
the
hou
fitriid
aaa«>clatat] wiih hypera- Idlty
/X t
O
of
the ffti rnai h
was not getting along in hi- sition that makes the difference ar vital parts of the arrangement, the
........ \. M.
al.I .1 i
At your drug siorr. at the %odm foun
class. The first six weeks test tistically between a good and a bad time of day affects composition of
t'-l
County
Court
llnus-
at
tain and In 3#r and (dr pat Wage« for
all outdoor pictures. A good com
Sacrjtsry t j
brought me a condi 1 ion marking. picture.
I .ll«h«rv>,
in said County and
borne u%e
But I got held of the- stufl the
S‘ te. has been appointt-d ps the
Composition is really only another position at 11 o'clock In the morn-'
(I
ing
may
be
a
poor
composition
at
1
1
next term, and learned to "hahl-t. word for arrangement. In photog
tune and place for Die hearing
BE W IS E * A L K A L IZ E r
raphy some arrangements we can o’clock In the afternoon,for shadows
' ablas, hablan" to such nr ex
Here is 3 little advice to an unemployed, disabled veteran <*ho wrote
have
form
and
light
has
emphasis.
tent that I got a grade <>? “ good" make by purposely placing figures
to Sen. Jcsep 1 F Guffey, Democrat, of Pennsylvania, whose "coal indus
Study these lights and shadows In
try Nr:A" bill vi. ich bore his name has been declared unconstitutional by |
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on
my final.
But
from that or objects, but since In much of our
relation
to
the
main
object
of
yonr
the United Stites Supreme Court. The vet wanted a WPA job. The reply,
time on I never have carx«J lo picture taking we are powerless to
make any physical changes, we picture. It Is often worth while
on stationery of the United States senate and signed by Guffey's secre
study Spanish.
have to make the arrangement waiting for them to change.
tary, tells the needy veteran to get the blessing of the local Democratic j
I have in mind
one
i f my
JOHN V AN GUILDER.
wholly br chw.ging the -icw^o nt I
politicians if he wants federal work relief. (Reproduced by permission
grammar school teachers, Frank
of the Philadelphia Inqu rer.)
Davenport.
He
gave
mo mv
eighlh grade diploma, 'he fir -7
beach.
IM
ever granted in District No. 1 , 1
I 4
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Mangold
Paradise Townshp. Grand Trav-
of
Portland
were
guests
of
Mr-
eri<e County, Michigan, Frank i*
S. B. Law retce
at
the fellow
whom my nephew and Mrs.
Dear Elmo—Ain on Ihe way
learned not to call "Baldv” when their home Sunday- Mr. and Mrs.
STUDIO BARBER SHOP
I’ortland with the childran— "
Beaverton Burlier Shop
he was looking.
Well.
1-Yank Mangold, who are very enthus t
So Ihe wife and kiddies were
about flowers
having a
faugh? me the Swinlon'- gram iastic
FI It.ST CLASS W ORK
c. J M'EVENS, I’ K o r illL T O I t
mar. And how he taught iff He large assortment of the' • owrn, ci mint and Elmo mud get a
AT REASO NABLE PRICES
considerable time in the ¡c o t for them. Elmo had come
made me learn that confounded spent
SATISFACTION G U ARAN TEE D
gardeus
admiring in from Idaho three m<uthfc lie-
K II. Van METER. Frop.
grammar by heart, word for word, I.awrtnce’s
their
collection.
fore; had drifted into ? Gospei
letter perfect, and get un ant
repeat ft in class. A pare at a
Rev. and Mrs. Willard Ander Mission and there found peace of
f ’me.
And believe
me it was sen and family are leaving Port soul in Christ. Frirm (hat first
W. K. I»E(i(;
some Job.
land Friday for Everett, Wash . day. fhis quiet efficient man bad
I NDEHTAKEH AND EMBAI.MEK
Do you wonder
I don’t like where Mr. Andersen wdl havo lifted his heart in prayer.
lilsaik-s, Fitt«'d or Reuaircd
Like so many of the country-
grammar? And o f course those charge of the Nazarene church.
(•range Huilding
Our Specialty
l!«n*er(oii
high school dads
and ma’am? They have been visiting a fe V bred, he was handy about ma
were going out info the high auys at the home of Mrs. An- ehinery and in time landed t
DR A. K. W ILSON
They, accom job in one of fhe big parking
schools
to teach
the vounge- aersen s parents
generation to like the study of panied by Miss Wilna Livesay, lots down among the high build
S gniil Ilatteria-. l/-e TTreaA Tube.-i
Alt lleiileliierg Beer
s foreign language by teaching spent the weekend at t! s coast ings. But with no furniture or
Competitive I’ rlcex
On Draught
the students
grammar.
Bunk,
npedfuls,
which way should ho
Try us fi«r Chicken Dinner a«i| Alexander's Super-Service Station
and more bunk.
?urn now? For the fam 'lv was
SIGNAL GAS AND OII.S
Barbecue Sandwiches
due. That
prav-?r-ginnl,
! s on
I palled around while a‘ the
A-l l.ubrirntion, f.W
OLD HEIDELBERG I*ARK
Beauty
Hints
George Mueller, prayed dram mil -
University with a fellow by the
Sterling and
FREE DANCING
Hons
for his orphanages
In
_
By Jane Heath
—
Dame of Olmstead. I neve** saw
IVim/aill
lt«-avettufi, Ore.
Bristol. England But Mueller nl-
him before
I went there
and
"o laid it before God w-hen ho
never have seen nor heard from
?osl his pockel-knife. All Grd'-
bim since. He hired out to teach
at Clarkson because there was a
trusting ones
find prayer fh"
A gent F«»r
superintendent there he wanted
very breath
of life.
Estimates Gladly Furnished
TH E OREGON JO U RN AL
to work under. I had no clas-
"M ho are you talking :o?
P h o n e B e a v e r t o n 6202
rimile Heaven-»n !,'• (• )
ses with Olmstead, we dal net
one
of
Ihe
other
yard
men
r'iakf'i
AGK
D
E
M
P
S
E
Y
,
outstanding
leather
puahei*
of
another
day,
ahowa
a
board together and I don't know-
would-be champ how to lay away hit rivals In a new radio aerial of
Elm«.
now how we met but we seemed
First-Class Wood & Sawdbk
The Only Newspaper Devoted Ex-
fiata, fun and music called " T o n y and Gua.” Written by George Frame
to hit it off together nicely.
Proni fit, ^ ourt< oii 8 S rrvirf
"He's talking to heaven! " ex
Brown, creator of "Real Folks,” the story recounts the adventures of
cluslvely to the Interents of
One Sunday we walked
out
o u t GROWTH YKLIiOW I IK
Wnnhlngton County
plained another. And they won • two Immigrants in America— Tony, played by Mario Chamlee the opera
and radio ainger (left) who aspires to operatic fame, and author Brown
Un or twelve miles lo where he
LEO SAMS, Beaverton
dered if heaven Would be:• r. Ho
(rig h t ) who portrays Gut tho 8wedish Tornado In search of fistic laurels.
bad bought
some land.
There
The Beaverton Review
Phono 11205
“ T o n y and Gue” ia heard five daya a weak, Monday through Friday, over
Elmo
prayed
as
he
the
silo*
were lots of hen houses in that
$ 1.00 ft Year In Anvanre
StUlftfactlrm Gunrnmtetd
tha N B C blue network, at 7:16 to 7:30 p.m. ( P . 8 .T . )
vicinity and he thought lo re
tire from teaching and get in
?o the poultry busness. I ’ve often
‘M IC K Y ” A N D HIS G A N G
By Sam Iger
wondered if he did
and if h- gors, and what have you? Twis-
aors,
of
course.
They're
the
latestj
n ade a "g o " of it. II i0„ks easy
tn make a mint of money out type of eyebrow tweezer and are
of the poultry business but few warranted to do a clean and accu -1
rate Job of grooming because they
succeed.
are so easy to handle and grip so
Iti firmly. In addition they allow the
t user an unobstructed view not pos
BUT MICKY
local new s
sible with ordinary tweezers. A
YOU KNOW
-f f i
feminine touch is added to thq
Gerald Acklln of Portland and handles, which are tinted in a
y IT A\NT r
five o f his pupils at the Ralef-'h choice of six boudoir colors.
RlCrHT-/
st-hool spent six d;iys Iasi ’.veek
It Is no longer considered smart
at a fishing and camping trip at
to pluck the eyebrows Into pen.'ll
Watum Lake. They brought back thin lines which destroy the whole
many Interesting pictures which character of the face.
they took during their outing.
Today’s aim is to retain Individ
Mr. and Mr*.
J. F.
Ftlsher uality in eye make-up, which ni-aus
and children
in company with following the natural curve of the
Mr. and Mrs. \Vm. Oeschger of brows when shaping them. Use
twissors daily to remove straggly
St. Johns motored to the U n
hairs below the arch and across !
coin county beaclves,
Saturday, the bridge of the nose. This will
returning Stinda . While there -produce that well groomed appear-
they were house guests of Mr. ante so desired by the fastidious
ar.d Mr*. Dunsmcre, af G 'rnde .1 woman.
! (El|r (Or riu n ii a u l
! low to (Jot a W I * \ Jolt
e
am m m
Ri
• )
i Business Places I (»Patronise
g
So Heaven Did Hear!
IP
IN BEAVERTON
w
O ITO M ETK Y
BEAVKRTON
MJMBKR COMPANY
J
T
K. L. HOWARD