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FRIDAY, THE JI X Y B EA VE RT9N R E V IE W Entered as iecund-cla*s matter December 9, 1922, at th? i>ostof fice at Beaverton, Oregon, under the act of March 8, 18T9. ISSUED EVERY BEAVERTON, Th? Benvarlon J J j v i ç , S. 19S« ^SNAPSHOT cuil FIREWORKS PICTURES FRIDAY AT ORKGOX J. H. HU L E T T ............ . . . EDITOR s W \ > a 0 1 and Hint lie bail boon Hie cause of VaidriMs transfer uint that ¡I'M) tr.iH-ier was put tUiougti so a In make an opening for Mor gui s fi li nil, a Mr. Suitih- 1 Aw ii) back iti I he Mi •-.bui bali uexci met Hit« man. Ila ungili «al Ilio gamhler, lluywlre navi bave bvan Hie beai iimiii oli l«he It tv-v ex attuti. Bull lie wenl In Voli »co bini, »notte beiti oli h) piece* of lai) w ir*. uà ui'dor- • ni) temporarily. « lutile»; coni Imiti togdUier wlth Sture! Ila) w irò • H O V I V Itili V II .MTV 4 MI usti* hayrw ire Fa vis Ile liuti «U rliti .voung a» Fourth of Julv is a autor hoi Iri'uhle niakei ili collcg«' un i Ida) nowaday» Ilian II iijoil t«> w « in ihrown oul. Thwi re pitale d le but II still result» In a g iva I li. a scemili unii wa» wutked a number of iteulh» and accidents. galli. Su Ilvo vears euw bill' live I be tragedy in l ti.ut all tinaie Ibe clm pler» frinii fui»! tonili lo at fidelità and d«*al.li» are pre .« drunkvu sol. And n «» lIit-. ventable Y«>u can have a "mif«> pigili he sili«» iato Ilio MU n I o I i ••ini san» Fourth that It alio an lo gol oul i»f tlie elt) hVrnt -•a enjoyable Fourth if ) oil'll Goti Itati w atleti for II I» limo remember Lie following lift of Out of a gxi ter bum he .r lo 'd o n 't* ": crealo a ih vv liolng in • litiliil 1. Don't forgiti that the proof .lesu». Alni utili bill» luw ere of Fourth «vf Julv patrioti' >n la alimi he i» lo utake hi» natile boine proleetton aliti power to hoeoinn greul ili 2. Douh shut your eyes I » the u-41 ii) a loggtng camp and for sitai Fourth «vf July b:o*rik> iHkUy a v«'ur lini a» tur Huy Fireworks, mil «involutes, d row n vlre, he uni) knew limi he huil ing», fires. Mn-a rms. fn’ la, |»ii ocnio to Ilio eliti of all ihtng» sons. as il MMMued So he liflei! tip If you must have home fire- hi* hi ari lo « ry oul •"lìoil betp works, -ate thal they art tha n.e," whai* thè man up troni! •itosi procuratole. gaie thè tnvltatlon. 4. Tell the children win home l’gki*. voli tuick lo Ilio p ratile fireworks are always dangerous. of th» Iw«i »"ho wenl up to thè Iion't neglect Ito clear your 1« mple to pru>, olio »leali and ’«remises of all rubbish uianieured unti peuylng I» hlni- *. Don't disetiaiV'P firework» s»lf tu u Imiti v o li« no thi.I all 'e a r buildings Get out In ihe coniti bear; josl a play ndtnr ■ pen. «Ires-ad lo rrllgion. Ami !ha t*- D"n*: let children pint with • I er, a do» pumi) grafi er »lundint rul«-' es. Keep umiche« « ul of "at off. oovM olii) ori ■■<: ! ' e r ranch. bi niereiful to me a aliuwr “ 8. Don’t let children brow A» tho Fai ber of more' bear I parkier». They renrt'n hot Hiul Pian, no he henrd llnywire. me lime and are dangtrcn». riieso inany tour» y« u boy» oi '• Don't let children discharge Ibe leggili» «aiitp lutve luow n fireworks unattended. Itavwiit* Ibivis, Ilio S k vplot of h*. Don’t let elnbtren stand Ibe troll» unii wimm U. Y ou huve «si close to fireworks thi t are •■••li thè groul (¡od lal.o glory elng diM barged. to himself «mi of Ih? iunii ' s II Don't lei chidlren pick up I irei«*»» zeal for in*ul»; , f »11 .ndischarged fireworks. They »Ilo bave servi»! in tho rampa, might explode. In» bu» bc*n mie «*f ibi* m w l 12. lmnh keop fireworks In the tlrelof»« and |M-r»ua»>vo vote«*». boirn uncovered Keep In I in Sinners l*y Iho »rore« hive have box until used. N W rtrt «mi U m **lntk have Ft Don't forgel. above all. been eliulloiiR«*,) lhat lime» Fourth of Julv ac- Inal Ihi» w* |»iint oiil Thai ridenla can be t»reven!ed. on Ihe night back In the Ml«. - B -imi nl the bogitHitng, "ilx land The Hour Had Struck y mi n i« Ibe wM'il, you wuler il «i 11li prayer Tbon eoiuainboi I bave planted; «Vpoll"» wa- |,i,»I, bui (Imi t ludi glveCi thè in« ligi»* For wo aro labor- »i - Im.ether wiUi Hod " I I'tt" 3;8 9, (¡«•o V Taylor, llea iorlon, (I « .ion l'alt! »ili ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I a SI BM KJFT10N KAILS Per year (in advance) . . . . 81-03 1.50 Not in advance ................... et lie vx • -ti Ul pay me for hts half ¿i he «ou HI uul " f the twin mu» Uu> pluiil. I hai was abitu iti) first venture mito pari Dar si Ips. I’ liil was a rather goti.I 1 1 Honest, hard working an.. failJiful. (lift lie uexar will make a mm « ess of an> thing. Bill t in gel ting ahead ul my slort When I got a letter from l*aill Robinson he insisted on closing the deal Immediately. II must have been sometime in March Huit I visited him By the middle of that month we hai the deal well under way and b> the tfr»t o f April Fhll O', rite r arrived in Banks lo lake o v e 'b e place f«>r the two of r .. W’ .* never had a arrotch of a pen a lo our deal, nor how much he was to gel for tlolttg Ui** work until I could gei loose. He trusted me, oi perhaps, a.- I was Ihe one pulling un the money. I might sax that I trti* led him Had he been crooked ns stime I ha\e met since there would have been little it. I lu sh. -p left when I gol I her,. He would have |>eddled 11 far ami wide But I don't think that such a thought ever entered I’hil's bead. He seems is 'torea! e da) >' ba rd working iierhupa Hut btm est. ; a hr (O m uuiim t Great New »p»|*er •f ihr North« e»l Profligate 4.ov eminent Here’» a c<>uipurisou that will ■ 41(1 III It HI I HOI I I M l give you something to thick a* ■ Auto Rout* and Agency bout: " IteavtHoa Oroffoa m l or Inforinalion regai ding Ftom the time of P reid en t S «t'riloo or »ubaerlpIloD* Washington (1789) t « the time ■ Dhune lieavartwn 7.103 of President Wilson (1917.) the successive Federal conjiresaes ® Residence «ntl offlfe m ut prupriated a total o f $24,000,- J Corner. Second ami Hall g 004,000. That sum paid all the central government’* expenses for the 124 years, in clu J ir: the coat of a nurnbeT of wars, such as the Civil War, War of 1812. and Spanish American Wa*. During the last four year-, In the picture at the left, an exposure of 3 seconds captured the light o| two congresses have appropriated the set pieces on the ground and the successive bursts meanwhile of th«j about 832.500,000,000 eight Pil aerial display. An exposure of one minute recorded the buildings in thq other picture. lion more than was a p p rov ated from ithe inception of the Am er ONSIDERING that It Is an excep skyward. Set the shutter for “ time ” ican {government up to the first tional community that lets a For the rockets and star shells, aim administration o f Wilson- Dbil did n I like things when summer go by without the eelebra the camera at the space where they No one political party can be he got there. He never did like tion of some sort of event with a dls will explode. Open the shutter and blamed for this prodigaiity— play of fireworks — Independence let It stay open for two or three suc I things here. He was nci (lie both Republicans and Democrats Day. Dominion Day. a local anniver cessive bursts, or. If the first one is ! I) pe .lust now he is working on have shown a shameful disre sary. convention or fair—the oppor large and graceful enough, turn the I one o f the papers printed at the gard for the people's money. tunity to obtain novel and beautiful film at once for the next picture. site of Ihe Coulee dam. Ills Nor has the spending trend photographs of such a display Is You'll want variety in your fireworks family lives at Noapolent. H been confined to the last few lacking to few. Don't fail to be on pictures. Be careful, of course, to see drive« hack and forth. A pioneer that the view is unobstructed, and hand with your camera that night years—ever since the World War, R»v. I. N. Demy nyt: - t*i r 1 1 , read) and willing, )es you must be prepared to close the the government bus shown an when the fireworks begin. eager to get In! > the now places 1 have found nothing in (he shutter should any spectators get Fireworks pictures are easy to accelerating tendency to fatten past 20 year» fhur ran take fbe and lake hold of new things. He too close to the lens. For these aerial the budget. Nor can the politi take. The brilliant, gracefully falling displays the chrome type of film will pine* of L>r. Mile* /\nrt-/’utn got things going for me there cians be blamed to the exclusion streams of light from bursting rock be quite satisfactory. W li . Tkey are a »ure relief for at Batiks as few men could have ets and the dazzling patterns of set of everyone else-—a supine and my headache.” For large and brightly glowing set done pieces, both can be recorded with indifferent attitude on the part Sufferers from H e a d a c h e , The llluiau Office had been any camera that has a “ time” ex pieces, the camera may be held in' o f the people has eiven them a posure adjustment, and when the the hands and snaps taken if you ¡.-Hiding men Neuralgia, T-Mithache, Backache, around .. t Incb- f ’ ee hand with the public** films are developed and printed, the use the supersensitive panchromatic Sciatica, Rheumatism, I.umhago, leum. That w is a place under hardearned dollars. Neuritis, Muscular Fains. Peri exclamations of “ Ah' How lovely!” film and a large lens aperture. Other jurisdiction of Colville Agency, odic Pains, write ttiut they have Today taxation saps the wealth and “ Oh* Isn't that beautiful?" are wise set the camera for time ex I bin nominally in char- e of a us«*d Dr Milos Anti-Puin Pills of the nation Ito a menacing likely to be repeated. Also you will posure. If it is desired to bring out j sub agent. I had wanted t.ie with better r<*sults than they had extent. At least 20 per cent of be proud of the pictures as photo- buildings or other objects, give time I Job when the fellow th e n nud exposures even as long as a minute. even hoped for. the people's total earnings are gi >hie studies. been transferred to Ihe coast Oh. “ the rocket's red glare, bombs t'se a large stop opening and with Countless American house taken by the tax-gutherers, and Vr. Andrus tils name was, and bursting In air.” Click! Click! You wives would no more think the percentage would be much box cameras, the largest. Have the have them. ; lit was sent t.. a reservation of keeping house without Dr. greater if it were not for the camera on a tripod or some firm sup I near Everett, I rank Just re port that will allow its being pointed JOHN VAN GUILDER Miles Anti-Pain Pills than with fact thait a large part o f ithe call the name now. I wanted to out flour or sugar Keen a pack Real Estate Transfers . pending is being charged ' a- ' Ht pul m there as sub agent. wtitl lip so llt Ile thal n . nia age In your medicine cabinet nnd gainst the future, tn the form Springfield one day. A Mr. .Ty I got me a taxi and went from ¡B ut Fie.l C. Morgan had other aave yourself net*dless .suffering. could m v . oDly (h o Iwiril I « rwnr Ven H. Shnw e t ux lo of public debt. A thou°and in ler I think his name was, want Hillsboro lo Banks more a n - M. !.. I ideas While he never told me A f D rug S to re»—25c and >1.00 tm yer <ti ux. Fari Win. Point ■ And so for ull wo ean teil Ihe dustries have discovered the ed to sell that paper there as more convinced that if tber»* was I H'at lie would mg recommend i D I /' 82, TIR RIW. meaning of ••profitless prosperity” he had been offered an appoint any way 1 could get to live and Mi » hui peoplo countcil lh«' »er ; i «• for Ihe place, and while lie - D R M I L B *V M !.. Strayer ef ux lo Ven II vice to be fruitloxw. — their out putt and sales are , ment in Salem. When 1 arrived make a living in Tualatin val ikntw that I wanted the job and Shnw et ux. Pari Wm Penate soaring, but their profit.« are I found that the sale had been ley 1 was going to do it. There ! ¡hat I wrote to the Indian Bu Maybe you see no »««ul» »»ved r o t, because o f ithe tax bill. made Just a few hours before were big trees and ari-und S| o- reau at Washington, I found IH »' «2. T1S R iW i John A. Ilo» land to taivne E. This all means Last employ my arrival. I believe the man kane Ihe big trees looked s«-ft out later thal he wa* eng necr- Dunn al ux, Ixvl E , Fanno ment opportunities are con who purchased it e plant there o f stunted, short and -wrasgly. ing a friend of Ins into the job n m rock Acre T raci». !>tantly lessened fo r men auJ at !.hal time is still there. The Though it was winter and snow women—that industrial expan shop has been moved to another » a s all oxer f i e ground in Spo sion and spending are stopped— iocation but I think the same kane, there was no snow in l hat investors are tightened man owns it who beat me to If. V. a-shinglon county and we ar and refuse to place their sav A little later I inserted in rived In Bunks to find tt . s .vets ings in ventures tha: would the “ Business Opportunities knee deep in mud, horse* the create new sources of w eal!* wanted" columns means of transportation in the Ore- only and employment. ' gonian an ad to the effect Lha1 from three directions and not Taxation is an intensely per an "Editor-Reporter wanted to a very promising looking situa " Ji^l . d. tiM M .aK'w»«»«..» . _ sonal problem— it menaces « ' invest 81,000 to 81,2uO in a tion. But I remembered the road eryone's source of income, wheth Signal Batterle» U*e Tlrtte* Tube« ¡newspaper." I got severa’ an H.at I had travelled when get- er that income comes from a t irmpetitive Prices Beaverton Barber Shop sw ers from the ad. One was ing there, and seems as though job or an investment. We can A l c u n d c r 's Super-Service Station I murft have had some sort of from a fellow up in Idaho, but not. have real and permanent c J MTKVKNM, I’ H O P IC l.l'im SIGNAL GAS AND OILS 'he one which appeal id most ha*zy concept of the c m illion s piosperity so long as we per 1-1 Lubrication, $.80 prevailing on the Colvdle Re- ; to me was a reply from the mit government to disburse our Sterling and S A TISFA C TIO N O f f A R A N T E K I ) i rvation. Hillsboro Independent. Mr. Kil- dollars with profligate hands. Ponn/oll_________ Beaverton, Ore. Paul Robinson then owned the some one to help OB— ------------------------------------------A len wanted He w anted' to \ him but he took it for granted Tianks Herald. DAD’S STORY that I was also a printer. Tru’ b ell. I asked a lot of fool ques STU DIO B A R B E R SH O P -a ! tc tell, I was no m ore o f a tions about the co u n 'ry and m ---------------------------------------- One of the stories going Ihe printer at that time than I am the rain, about the crops and O I T O .M K T K Y FIRST CLASS W ORK rounds while we were a.t Nes- 1 cn aviator now, and I’ie neve,- e people. Then we got down fila»»«-». Fitted nr Repaired AT REASONABLE PRICES pelem was that one abo’.t who b«en up in a plane. 1 replied to lo talking cases. He stuck for Our Specialty started the war. It runs tome Mr. Kitten *?.0(K) cash. I told him I did not E. II. Van MKTF.lt, Prop. and did not ¡hear DK A. K. WILSON thing like this: from him for quite a while. I have thait much money, hu- tha' The German Crwn Prince was then decided to pay him a vig his property was as good as W . E. PEfîG e thought I could pnv him concerned about things. He il. I could get away Fridav eve E . F„ H O W A R D and .he walked up to his father, tha ring, get a nine o'clock train more than half cash t'NDERTAKER AND EMBALMEK Kaiser, and demanded to know cut of Spokane for Por land could get the balance he need Agent For the truth in the matter. T ie and be in. the rity o f Bores in ed at the Bank. He seemed not THE OREGON JOt RNAI. (•range Building l'.eH»ert«n Kaiser told him, of course that the morning. Phone Beaverton at all sure but said that when the French, then that the Bel 'he hank ripened up Mundax In the meantime there had gians and finally that the IJng- he would invest eats, appeared an ad that the B ank« morning lish were the ones responsible First-Class Wood & Sawdcw Alt lleid«dberg I lee r Herald was for sale. When 1 ind asked me where I bad been Tor the great conflict tnat was lo nking. I told him the First Prompt, Courteoua Service On Draught got into the Tualatin Valley, going on. OLD GROWTH YELIAHV 1 IK Try uh for Chicken Dinner nod they could have sold me any National Bank at Hoqufam, Wn At Nespelem there was a fam- The Crown Prince replied, sort of a gold brick. The only Barbecue Sandwich*» LEO S A M S , Beaverton ‘ ‘ Wlhy try to tell me that stuff'’ proviso that I should have in ly bv the name of Garber. Phil OLD IIKIDKLBEKG PARK Phone 1120B to be a printer He Thait sort of thing has been fed sisted on would have been Mia! claimed FREE DANCING Sixtl»ruc<t|im Gun rosile« d to people ever since I was a I might live in Washington coun wanted to get into a newspaper. tiabe In a cradle. Now, I want ty. I’ve never wanrted to live I got In touch with him as soon ! ( arpent er Work licinodelinu RI Y Till BIST to know who did really s'a r' the anywhere else, though c o ’-uness l* I grit ^ back to Neapelem and i 'oof ia* ; iiiiit—in - we made sort of a deal, vh ere- war.” Order 4 mir 1 1 Ilk Frani knows that there are a lot o f Screen Door» and Window Si reen- “ W ell, you see, it's like this things I'd like lo see changed by «ta was to do the p m tin* l(cH»oiialilc Price» (R K ST D A L K DAIRY Teddy Roosevelt is the fellow about some things he*-» H ow ni d I would do the biiniiies» an I B E A V E R T O N C A B IN E T SHOP I would p it up Coprnchl in*. ». TW ' • 4^. 1 " * really to blame ” 44 aller Seliallherger A Son e 'e r , while the rest of the coun ■riling part. Ihe money for (he plant ant* R. L. W AIXACE “Teddy Rooeevelt to h’ ame. try was drying up we were Iteaverton, lit. I I'hone «¡sin Itali at tat lleaver'on Ore Farther’ What had he to do witfb. enjoying good crops. While back 111* in Michigan and Montana there “ You know when Teddy re was sub zero w-eather last win MICKY” AND HIS GANG By Sam Iger turned from his huntin'* big ter, we »e r e having one o f the game In Africa he stopped and pleasantest seasons imaginable paid us a visit. We zot ourt Ite I might go on and enumerate army and the navy and showed H e ble-sings we enjoy In this him all our equipment. He was valley o f peace as the Indians mighty pleased and slapped me called it. Some day some in on the back, and said, “ «Vilhelm, spired artist will paint with j with an army like thal ard pen or brush or both a part of such fine guns and equipment Hie beauty, the com forts, Ule I could lick the world.’ A..d like luxurious productivity of f.hi< a darned fool, I tried if " Garden of Eden. It was (taring 1916, along to Well, when t arrived at Hills wards fall that we were senl to boro Mr. Killen ,(old me how Newpelem You remember the sorry he was that he had not air was. full o f the advice to Written me, that wluit he need “ Vote for Wilson. Ife kept us ed was someone in the nuohan- who could be out of war.” Reminds me of how ical department our preaenrt president ? going foreman o f the shop. He “ sort to “ Keep u.p tlt«e fight for Demo of took it for granted the! an cracy.’’ Teehee nod a couple o f editor would lie a printer." he ha-ha«. said when he wrote lo me Tn hunting for a location to II is needless to say than f buy out a newspaper I went to ¡w a s sort of down In the icouth. C ANIi-MIN PILLS Business Places ToPatronise The 1 (¡est in the Saddle J i IN BEAVERTON &
