The Beaverton review., July 24, 1936, Image 2

FRIDAY,
TH K
JULY
24. lM f
B IlV IR T tN
R E V IE W
Entered u »#cond-cla»s matter
December 9, 1922. at tha poatof-
flca U Beaverton, Orefun, under
the act of March 8, 1879.
ISSUED EVERY
BEAVERTON,
J. H. HU L E T T .......
The Btayrton Review
^ S N A P S H O T C U lL l.\
VACATION PICTURES
FR ID AY A T
OREGON
EDITOR
M B h t R I P l l l » R A IL S
Per year (in advance) . . . . $1.00
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1
Li again
ident.
a candidate
far
pies
A fter Mayor Careon's
refusal
' to go (o thlifnrnta
until
the
! rigid inspection of luggage was
. discontinued,
a woman
wrote
I from California that tho search
was required
biwxtuae of the
large number of bu,*.s thciv. We'd
always
I »eon a trifle
sceptical
i before
w hen people
said lhat
i i nllfornlans
were
bn. ry.
hu*
j |w rlktiwt Uita proves it-
Football rvacn ffo p r i'e r e ):
"And
remember
Unit
football
, develops individuality, ‘ nttlnllve
and leadership. Now gel in there
; ami do exactly as I tell you.”
MOM S STORY
carpenter shop and .tee a quality
workman.
My ox with a raw shoulder
live yoke rubs II can you look?"
A man in trouble out there.
And Jesus steps out to see. He
inlia his hand over the animal
He knew every twine and muscle,
loi all tilings
were made
by
Hun, even to Lite cattle ou a
tl ouaand hill*. Then Ho look a
piece of hickory to shape It Into
a yoke, lie grew lhat tree, for
without Him writs nothing made
that was made. And He took a
diaw knife to shape
• I. made
ill of I he ore He had put In
to the earth
So Jeans flta a
vi ke to I tie animal
Hear the owner of (he tieael
"Never was such a yoke see
Ihe ox pull |h« load is light
for the yoke 1» easy.”
And when the carpenter shop
hud been
left behiud and blie
public ministry was uuder wav.
I renientbur my father
as a
(all, soldierly man
(he
must
have weighed about ISO, hut he
'.as erect and not at all fleshy)
with a white beard
which
he
kept trinuned guile short.
He
refused to take anything front
the government, not even acoep-j
Now travel back
to toaeph's
ting his pension. The land, as 1
stated before that he could very
well have taken up on a Lome
stead, he bought from the Gov­
ernment
outright.
1 trieel
to
guote last week.
hut
I was
thwarted by a nuatake it> the
printing,
a freguent statement
Land or sea offers un­
of my Father's that "Only pau­
limited opportunities
pers Would take anything from
for snapshooting.
the government.’’
He had had a favorite aunt
ITH tho arrival of
named Celia whom he wanted to
warm weather, beau­
uame one of his girls after, but
tiful trees, flowers, bab­
there were so many sisters whose bling brooks and the song birds . .. by that I mean not under trees or
names must be used that until we begin to think about outdoor life the roof of a porch and last—shaded
nty arrival
there hadn't
been and vacations. 1 suppose one could nearby scenes.
anyone U> call “ Celia". 1 have go on a vacation without a camera
These four groups, or classes, just
wondered if the name had any­ but that would be like trying to sail
about cover the different types of
thing to do with our clusene**, a boat without a rudder. To say the
I pictures you will want to take on
for 1 was always tagging after
least it would seem that something your vacation. With modern-day film
him, into the tields. after the important was missing.
and cameras, exposure problems
plow, or when he was carpen­
When planning a vacation you have been greatly simplified but it
tering. “ tattle Stick in the Mud" should look forward to the snap­
is still necessary to use a little good
was what he called me.
shots you are going to get. for on judgment and not expect the impos­
Three times 1 remember going your return to home and work, and
to G-A.R. encampments with him, in later years when your trips be­ sible from your camera.
There are many types of cameras
and how proud I was of him come fond memories, you can al­
to
meet every requirement of tho
in his uniform,
and
how the ways turn to your snapshots and en­
music of the flfe and drum corps joy your vacations over and over photographer, w hether he is an ama­
thrilled me.
again. Snapshots pay dividends on teur or a professional, but no camera
My first real recollection was your vacation Investments in con­ is capable of taking ail types of pic­
one night when Father brought tinued pleasure long after your re­ tures under all conditions. It is true
that some cameras are more versa­
home a great his cheese
box, turn.
There Is one important thing to tile than others One may have an
but wouldn't let us look in It. \
The next day there was a new keep in mind In vacation snapshoot­ extremely fast lens which permits
baby sister— Eva- I knew imme­ ing and that la the variety of light the taking of snapshots under ad-
diately that that was what had conditions you m i; encounter in i ver8e lighting conditions and If It
cogue in the box. When I asked your travels. Picture taking might also has a fast shutter you can take
Father about it he laughed and well be classed In four groups, ac­ pictures of subjects moving at ex
said, "Maybe that is where she cording to the exposure they need, treme speeds. Other cameras have
and by adopting as a standard ex- lenses and shutters ot various
came from ." For years I be­
lieved Eva had come in the box: i posure for each group, one that is in- sPet'ds to take pictures—and goou
termediate between the shortest and ones— within certain limits and con
1 never did find out what actu­
longest that will make a satisfactory ditions.
ally did.
Almost every dealer in cameras
One noon Emma, one of mv exposure, there will be only four ex­
and photographic supplies has print­
posures
to
consider
and
these
can
be
older sisters, came home at noon
ed outdoor exposure tables giving
memorized.
sc that I could
visit
«ihooi
These four groups are as follows: details of exposures, etc., in the four
that afternoon. I remember ver>-'
Number one:— Marine and beach classes mentioned above Ask your
little
of the visit except
tre
scenes and extreme distant land­ dealer for one of these outdoor ex­
strangeness o f everything.
Me
posure guides and then go forth with
were scarcely inside the school ; scapes. Number two: — Ordinary
your camera and take the kind of
landscapes
showing
the
sky
with
the
hou e when a big husky girl* |
principal subject of your picture In pictures you'll be prouu to show
came over and said, “ Ah-ha, I
the foreground. Number three: — your friends.
know what you came to school
Nearby portraits in tbs open shad«
JOHN VAN Gl'U :>BJL
for: you came to see Jess!" I
didn't even
know Jess, but I
■ 1 .'
hated the girl then and I never
a good looking one, came from hazy. It seems that everything
have liked her.
tde southern part of the state u in revolution except the wneels
Stimulate Appetite
Afterwards Jess and I attended
If our section of the country, of peace.
the same school; and were al­ and went to school. When 1 saw
Relish Your Food
ways good friends: two months him I made up my mind that I
Are you one of the va t number
Circus
time
is
coming
again
after I was married I was called i v aa going to marry him a“ soo-i
of sufferer* who drag through
hack home to play and sing at as I grew up. As a m ailer of with popcorn ar.d cotton candy;
life, feeling "half aick,” run-
with giraffes and monkeys and down. • ! j r r 1 * h, w it ho u t ap pe ti te or /.rat
his funeral. It was one c f the L e t, 1 almost did-
f o r tho g t o d t h i n g « - f iif* - « I I been
elephants; with trai>eze perfor­ o f m « to m a ch . bow* I *r»«l ki dn ey c< m il •» ­
hardest things I ever did.
mers and side-itoow "artists";
lio n which m*> r « « i i > he relic v«<l b> a
Father
built
a new
frame
g o o d mild tun c. stoma- hie stim ula nt,
he
old
time
glamour
Is
still
The
Weather
diure tic and mild l a x a t i v e ' I f you arr,
house, where my
two younger j
l o n g e r w it h o u t t r y i n g
sisters were born. 1 helped him I The weather is weighing lieav - there. The grown-ups will pro­ d W o il n li ’ t a m a u s f f r r S . L any
.K.
Km m u lt ,
which
la
when he finished ft, or at least ¡1} on people's minds and their bably enjoy it as much as title b r in g in g bleated reii» f and added jo y o f
l iv in g to ao ma n y people.
kiddies.
reads
this
week;
there
is
a
I thought I did. He taught me
T h e P r e s c r i p t io n o f a F o r m e r
how to saw
a board
square, ! rustle of fans in the air and
A rm y D o cto r
and how to drive nails without a crowd of amphibians in the
Tlie human brain isn't like
W illia m *
S. !.. K
j rivers and swimming pools.
F o r m u la . T h e f i r at b o t t le m i» t p r o d u c e
F o r m u l a it c o m
hummering my thumb.
a car;
the faster
the gas is
r r a u lt « o r y o u r m o n e y hi rh.
th e
pounded
fro m
This .-diould make an mtcrest - flowing in the car Ihe faster
A fter the boards had been oa
O ld a n d Y o u n g E n j o y I i.'« M o r e
p r e s c r ip t i o n o f i f o r -
the house
a few years,
thev ! ing topic for an editorial. In ■ he <-ar moves, blit the faster
T a k e W illia n .« S . I. K
F o r m la a.’«o
m e r a rm y d o cto r w ho
f
o
r
in d ig e s t io n , n i u i c a , 1 »»«« <>f w- * h t
u s e d it In h i« p r iv a t e
shrank
from
the
weathering- i fact it has made an interesting Ihe "gas” crimes
through the
a n d « a llo w c o m p le x io n
whet«* .1 m ild
p r a c t ic e
fo r
m e^y
The smaller boards left crevices topic for such a large number rv-outh.
t o n ic ,
l a x a t iv e
it o m a i
to m e
nr»d
the slower
Ihe
brain
y e a r« E x p e r i e n c e h as
d iu r e t ic 1 « n e e d e d . Y o u ’ll h i e it« . |u l r k .
t a u g h t a r m y m e n to
about an tnch in height between . oi editorials that we are afraid moves.
f
1
*
■«
« e e k
f u r i'la m e n t a l
e a « ily a « * im ih 'ite d a rid
t a rt « to w o r k
each board, just right for a lit to place our thoughts up against
p r in c ip le « .
T h e i r
ulm ovit im m e d ia t e ! /
H e r a u a e it i* a
p r in c ip le « h a v e b e en
tie girl to stick her fingers and the brilliance of our pred-eefsors.
Happy js he who works -a fter
h ig h ly c o n c e n t r a t e d » » d u tlo n , o n ly « m a il
c a r r ie d
o u t in
th e
d o s e « a r e r«*«|U . ed. t h e r e f o r e it i<» v e r y
toes in and climb up the wall ■ If we could only 4rent the sub- his wvsrk is done.
d e v e lo p m e n t o f W i l ­
I
lia m « S . L . K . F o r m u ­
lightly
and daftly
as a
to the upstairs window, or so I | ject
u n d e r t h e m o n e y b u c k u la r u n f .
.See
la. T h e r e a r e m a n y
f
o
r
y
o
u
r
a
e
j
f
w
h
a
t
a
m
a
g
n
if
ic
e
n
t
In
p
a
|
humming
bird
flitting
from
blos-
thought. One day, though, when
Tw® new heavenly heidie« are '
m r i J f ' i n r i w h ic h y»»>i
g o o d m e d ic in e < a n he.
v m H it » 0 1 a t I in s
I went to climb In through the si'in to blossom, with per.iaps a leporled
visible now.
fouplsa a t h o a lg t h t w ill do W it« h a t in y<>t
t e n d e d w o r k <iui< * ly ,
O n .Sala a t
window, here was Mother in the touch of humor in reference to used lo go lo watch the moon, e f f ic ie n t ly , e f f e c t i v e l y — a n d t h a t i« w h a t
y
o
n
s
e
t
in
a
b
o
t
t
le
o
f
W
illia
m
«
S
L
.
K
.
seeing
(he
fact
that
as
the
thermome­
Beaverton
Pharmacy
room, sewing. I remember
but now, In our faster, modern
going up to tforld, t'hey’ ll probably not be
her in the room, but I can re­ ters here started
the thermometers satisfied
wilh seeing
anything
call nothing else, what she did t (he eighties,
or said, or how I felt. Ah, well, in the east were going down to slower than the comet*.
It’s probably just as well, 1 do jlh e lightles— if we could only
know that I never climbed up | state that forcefully .and humor
Hope springs eternal
in t ho
j ously
it miitfil
be
worth
a human breast— Norman Thomas
the side of the house again.
My first term in school quite i trial.
a fad of playing tick-tack-toe
Or if we could speak author
sprang up. We played it on our ! itatively upon mdteorologiats and
slates but it became so preva­ | give stafWvtics as to the average
lent that school work was in­ reliability of tbeiir forecasts and
£ZZZ2Z2ZZZ
terrupted and the teacher had I how often they come true—or
to forbid it. My seat mat? and I i d» nit come true— we might make
thouidht
we could
put a slate } a worthy
contribution
t.> the
down
between us— we
sat in scientific world,
If it has not
double seats— and we could play ' Already been
made,
which we
our game without teachers see­ fear R has.
ing us. Wood to keep fires In
Or we might even w.'jr poet
the »lo v e during the lone, stor­ j ical about the beauties of sum-
my winter,
was piled
in the l trier, or we mUshit— but we won’t
school house in a pile four feet be doing any of them, ft ’ s too
high. Of course the teacbei saw j Lot. .
us playing; he sat us. slate and
all, up on the wo. d pile, and
we’ sat there through three day», ^ With The Editor
Teariher a — ------------------------------- — a
playing
tlcfc-4aek -toe.
It is the tourist season; even
M ted us up and down for clas
<dd Mother Earth,
as testified
fre q u e n tly
he
would
ses
and
by the recent earthquakes, has
and
ask,
"W
h
o'«
win
come over
been on the move.
ning?" There w e eat. our hair
and
our
feet
dang-
in pigtails
All of these Rightist and T»er?
ling, and we had lo p l y t l r k
tack toe- For years I never pared i.-t and Mnnarrhiaf and Rep'dili-
ean and FaaHwt and Red and
about the gam e.......
civilian
and military
uprising*
About the time i was eight. and revolution* throngtiout
the
n new boy, a bashful boy bn' •rorld are making ua a little bit
IN YOU - FOR YOU
THROUGH YOU
you hear our Lord refer buck | power. Jesu# lìtsrDt, the Master
U it. "i'ouie unto me, (.11 y e 1 Workman, FOR you; IN you;
(Lut labor and are heavy laden. |
THROUGH you
and 1 will Kivv y «ru re it. 1
Geo.
N Taylor,
Hwaverton,
n.y jok e ii | k » h y v u , and learn
Ul im fo 1 my yob# 1»
(trogoli.
lAvlil
udv.
enay,
.uni nu bur dr ii IK light.' '- Alt
11:28 30.
Yos «'tirisi
la
Die
master
worfcqian; thè » «e ie yestetday,
lo day aud forever.
Fim i, Ho
v.urkvd EUR you, He muda 'filivi
enrth and peoplod It. Ou a iluy,
>*u carne luto Die pletore Aud
like Uni resi
you allinei) and
" e r e lost to God. lini He wofked
a work to resterà you. He elicvi
Hta blood to wuali
away
jur
sins “ The blood of Jvvsua
1st
cleanses
from
all
sin- beiug
< "unlcil guiltless by His *
1
we shall be saved from wrath
through Him.
Next He work* IN you. From
the Instant ytqj receive him aa
Saviour,
Ha
udda hta life to
yours.
Yield to Mm,
and nee
'4
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