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The Beavarton Review KIDAY, JULY 31, 193C TH E B EAV ER T9N R E V IE W Alice Fisher In Portland, Sunday. Mrs. John tiembcrllng and Mm. Ruth Weston of Turns,J Ore., viaittal i* live home i>r Mr. and Mis !•' It Ooy l Mrdnss day and Thursday. Entered as ■econd-claas matter December 9, 1922, at ths postof- lice tut Beaverton, Oregon, under the act of Man h 8, 1879. it Mis 1. I. Myers J and children lelurned eai'y m| he week fr» m a two week. . Ion winch llhey spen all Sultan , mi I he McKee Me IN.»».I I'n-f eiitm- and (!<-xeri nienl f t'amp. Mr. and Mrs Krvd (5. Star otl Pot nid wWo eceaUyt purchased tin* home of Mra Caleb P m i ob DeBBO| Ron«* I re havir: s. me lmpro\ ertentsl made on the t ens« an I exjawif to mine It) this week. M l ED EVIB1 TO D A Y A BEAVERTON, ORKGOX J. 11. HULETT. . .TTTTf!. EDITOR 81 BM R i m i » KATES Per year (in advance) . . . $1.00 Not in advance ................... 1.50 t f - MOM’S STORY Across from the road in from cl the schoclhouse where we Mr- in n Rlekey, letei | went to school, and behind it, Mrs. Rose Jordan ts so f*:r r were deep woods. At recesses ce-ed fro*ii 1 i re M l • I and noous we were allowed to ns to he able In leave the Port play in them, but it was a I and Sanitarium and ia at pres strict rule that we were r.ot to | tr.t at the Inane of i*er toiler venture beyond the sour, t of the Mrs. Hattie CrtMenden in Port bell. land. One Spring noon the teacher I Mrs. 1!. K Stipe and Mr*. K called the big girls inte the | It Summers attended the fun schoolhouse, and locked the doors ml of Mrs Sheldon i Roll li I on the rest of us, macing us teel very abused, for we were Portland Tuesday. Mi- Pall «a The best cloud effects are ob- Matron of Martha V u h li| tta | sure that she was telling them ta i id by usina a yellow filter over the lens. A medium yel ■ toil t r. O I S a' the same[ something interesting and was low filter, K-2. was used for time Mrs Sltiw w»s Matron o playing favorites by no: letting the picture above, taken Beaver Chapter in us in. We got together and de with a shutter speed of 1 '00 cided upon revenge: off into the second, aperture, f.6.3. A light I think that l shall never see. woods » e went, twen'y of us. er yellow filter, K-1, caught the clouds in the right hand A poem lovely ns u tree. so far that we couldn't hear the picture at 1 25 at f.lt. In fact tf I should never see bell. We were giing 'o show \notlur poem, that's oke w ith me. thorn! t l'lT H all conditions seemingly lifted In Michigan woods there grow ' ' perfect for a glorious landscape wild herbs known as leeks, situ- j picture, how* does it sometimes hap- ■fan y<*ii knock „ golf but' ilar to our winter onions here, pen that those beautiful clouds are except that they are much scarcely noltceable in the print and »»ut <*f slght ?" Ihey n«ke.t Uwl milder to eat, but after you eat the distant hills just barely visible? Scotchtnan. them- oh, my! Garltc Is no com - Maybe because when we took the may seem, clouds .»Iso contain a "Ave, bui I*ll nkkl I m > tloln pa risen They gT«w in greaj pIr.'„re we ¿|d nol use a small certain amount of green and orange rays. So. if we use a film which is bunches, with long, while roots enongh ions openiug. but even that not very sensitive to the orange I on them, so good that 'he c a l-j woujj nr»t alwavx be the answer, and green rays, (the chrome type) tie the first couple of days they The failure is more likely due to the contrast between clouds and were turned into he woods would the fact that we did not use a filter, stuff themselves on them, and that magical little gadget of colored sky will bo emphasized. A yellow filter also makes grass ’ the milk had to be thrown away. gelatine fixed between glass discs, and the leaves of trees photograph 1 1 Great Newspaper of the a Anyway, we all ate leeks, I which, wben placed over the lens, lighter instead of appearing black. ' Northwest | won’t say we did it with evil changes the effect on the film of the It also performs another valuable | I V It ITU It Ml MIOLLAND J intent, but we knew what plea different rays of the spectrum. function. It gives sharper detail to i Auto Route and Agency g sant company twenty of us Just what is the property in a distant objects by cutting through Beaverton Dreg»« g would make after such a lunch. filter that so cleverly captures the haze, which has an excess of blue I Fur information regarding. . ■ I can imagine how our combiurd beauty of clouds and helps to bring light. Also lu taking pictures of I service or »uliKcription» • breathe smelt as we moseyed out distant detail? It is its color flowers, or of indoor furnishings, a Rhone Beaverton 7303 back to school about two o'clock, that makes the difference and fllle» enables us to achievq correct I Residence and office: long after we knew the bell generally yellow filters are used. tone contrasts. Corner, Second and Hall must have rung, altho we didn't The reason is that in photography There are five yellow filters suit hear It, and took our seats. The the invisible ultra-violet ray of the able for amateur use. each perform teacher promptly moved us ali spectrum and the violet and blue ing somewhat differently. Among to one side, and opened the rays do most of the recording of them the K-2, which is a medium j windows behind us, and at the Images, and on all types of film yellow, gives the best general color side, to let the breeze blow their effect tends to predominate correction with the ordinary and } ' /tk Mifo.l fwwV iüi Ffa ’ «i f l regardless of variation in the sen the chrome type of film, aud prac through. Much of our play was centered sitivity of different types to differ- tically full correction with the pan- atomic aud panchromatic film. Ex around these woods, W'e girls i tnt colors. Yellow, of a certain qual- - *r^rtri' ity, in a filter will counteract these posure with a filter must be in made playhouses in them, using1 rays, holding them back and letting creased, depending on the density moss found by the boys for car the other rays do their work on the of the color. I ns true lions furnished pets, big toadstools for dishes, film without interference. with each filter tell just how to and boughs for roam partitions, j Clouds and blue sky both are rich use it. We brought our dolls to school In ultra-violet, violet and blue. So. It you have never tried a filter, and played house for days on if we put over our lens a yellow- put a K-1 or K-2 over your lens some end. filter to hold these rays back, the sunny day when there are tumbling In the fall we would go out other rays will do the work and white clouds over the horixon. You at noon and fill our pails with the clouds will be distinguished will be surprised at the difference Take beechnuts. three-sided cuts, from the sky. They will appear. it r. .. •HU VAX OULDER shaped much like flat irons that whiter than the sky. Strange as St 1 ALKA-SELTZER grew in husks similar to wainuts, fo r except that when the husks fell tor two weeks. open there were three to five HEADACHE. Acid Indigestion. Geo. Klein who has been wor Colds. Neuralgia. Muscular. Rheu nuts in each one The beech LOCAL N EW S i trees were loaded, and by winter 9 ---------------------------------------------- S king on the road at T a f has matic, Sciatic Pains. Pleasant— tastes like mineral water — Non- returned to his home here. time we had a sackfull of de habit forming. Non-laxative— does Mr«. Carrie I^eonard of Seattle licious nuts that we could open visited with the H. O Stipe's Mrs. Lowell Kahr and little not depress th« heart. by <puUing at the shell with our son Delbert spent Sunday with ( .e l A lk a-S eltxrr al y o u r d ru g Friday. fingers. Mrs. Kahr's parents^ Mr. and • lo re in 3 0 e and M )r p a c k a g e , f o r Miss Elsie Whitworth i*. /a - In the particular vicinity where h o m e U K , o r a>k f o r a f l a w o f Mrs. J. A McCann. we lived were several deep holes rationing on the Kilches river A lk a -S e lU rr a l an y d r u g store Donaid Richardson who 's soda fo u n ta in . with very steep sides, that look working with Hansen's threshing ed like hills turned upside down. crew visited his mother, Mrs- and slide down one side, part I have never seen these kettle- BE W I S E -A I K A U Z E b d es as we called them, for way up the other, and then down they were shaped like the old, again. The hole was filled with M B R V IIW . ■ m b little boys, ! black kettles mother used, any us, big boys and big girls and little girls, having j where, except on our place and the Priest place across the road. the time of our lives. Between our house end the ! They were deep, some so deep was a deep gu lly,, they were never tilled: in one sehoolhouse which is now partially filled which was filled with trees, the top of the trees were level with where the road ran. .he big hoys would bring their sleds the road going by. to school, and at noon, teacher When winter started to break, nrd all, would pack Into the | n with bright thawy days and cold bobsleds, sometimes as many as ! Signal ■ Batteries Lee Tires & Tubes rights that froze the melting twenty five to a sled, and down Competitive Prices Beaverton Barber Shop snow, w*e could walk on the the hin we would slide, and Alexander's Super-Serdce Station frozen crusts. The Priest f&jnily, then trudge back up again, C. J. STEVENS, PROPRIETOR SIGNAL GAS AND 011.3 ae numerous as ours, would dragging the sled behind us. 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