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The Beavrton Review
n U D A Y , AUGUST 7, 192*
THE
BEAVERTCN
R E V IE W
EnUred a« aecond-claas mattar
December 9, 1922. at th j poatof-
Hc# at Beaverton. On-gxei, under
tbe act of March 8 , 1879.
ISSUED EVERY
BEAVERTON,
J. H. H C U C TT ..
^ S N A P S H O T CUIL
M ore A b o u t T h e Csim tid C a m e ra
FRIDAY AY
OREGON
EDITOR
M HJM KIPTIOH RATEN
Per year (In advance) . . . |i.go
Not in advance ....................
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DADS STORY
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" « rented a house nexl doo-
•< the one where Phil ar.l F lo r
ence were living and moved in
as soon a* we could get a little
furniture together. Then I went
to work down at the shop Right
then l began to learn something
about
iit.e country
newspaper
business. Up to that lira.’ I had
never been in a shop to work
at all. I was to do the writing
and Phil would do the work in
the slur». He had a nvan when
I arrived and I expected him
*0 let the man go, but he in
“candid" photography you must shoot with conditions
That’«
sisted that there was work e-
what makes it fascinating.
nough for both o f them if we
AST week we talked about can proper exposure, you’ll hare to shoot
were to make the shop par. He
at speeds of 1/10, 1/5 or perhaps a
had not mentioned anythin? be
now let's discuss the personal and full second. Slow shutter speeds will
fore about it taking more than
mechanical equipment necessary to be found necessary, too. when under
one to get out the work teat
good lighting conditions you may.
take candid camera pictures.
one could bring in.
First, you must be equipped with want to “ stop down” to /.16 or /.22
1 wrote a little
for the pa a disposition to overcome a few to get good depth of focus.
per, some editorials, aud then obstacles, for you are going to have
The old rule of photography is to
watched them get the ctuff in- them if you are determined to get use a tripod when taking pictures at
tc type.
I found
that it took real candid camera shots. As was speeds slower than 1/25 of a second,
something like four or five times pointed out last week, in candid pho cT else place the camera on some
a; long to get.
the stuff
into tography you take your pictures ''as thing solid to prevent auy move
ment when the picture is snapped.
twpe as it did me to -write it. is.”
In candid photography your pic You can't always plan on either of
Sc I got hold o f a “ stick” as
[ these safeguards or conveniences in
we call the little thing we hold ture possibilities are limited—or un
candid photography, for when a can
limited,
as
the
case
may
be—
by
the
in our left hand to nut! tfoei
did camera shot appears you must
versatility
of
your
camera,
but
for
type in when we get 't read*
the average amateur a small camera shoot before yout game gets away.
to put
into the chase
And
Holding the camera steady at
with an / 3.5 lens will give all the
right here I see that I'm get
speed necessary. A fast lens plus slow shutter speeds may be classi
ting intxr technical
terms tfcnt super sensitive panchromatic film is fied as one of the obstacles to con
probably
the lay man
knows i essential if you are to make your quer. Practice is the only road to
nothing about.
pandld camera shots under adverse success in overcoming this handicap.
First o f all, however, know your
My first line of type was set lighting conditions, in or outdoors.
camera.
Thoroughly
familiarize
Next
in
importance
is
your
shutter
from copper plate go five. Those
yourself with all the manual opera
are those square letters which ! speed. No, an extremely fast shutter
tions until they become second na
are Just about as w ide as tbev speed is not all-important for candid
ture to you.
shots,
but
obviously
it
has
many
ad
are hice, the sort you see on
Then practice holding the camera
cards and letter-heads. Of course vantages.
steady through such low speeds as
An
ideal
combination
for
your
T had to hunt around for the
miniature candid camera is an f 3.5 1/5 and 1/10 of a second. Don't try
letters to see where they were
lens for your largest diaphragm to hold yourself stiff in shooting at
laid in the case. The ir s e is
opening with shutter speeds rang slow speeds. Relax all over; steady
e drawer that is put in fo ?. rack ,
ing from one to 1/300 of a second. yourself; hold the camera to your
or stand. WEen you go to the With such a shutter you will also eye and release the shutter, not with
bureau drawer ard reach In. yon find it equipped for “ time” and a sudden push or pull but with slow
steady pressure on tue release
can place your hand
on your j ''bulb” exposures.
Candid phoiogmr-U/ r. oy require
fie, your shirt, y eor shirt but
Slow shutter speeds are Impor-
tons or anything that belonss , tant. for there are occasions when a lMtle effort at.d th ou «'.. bu* you
in that drawer without looking you will find It quite necessary to will be wet’ tt-ru.d it. 1:.1 ¡usl and
at what you are picking up— that make your candid shot with the interesting resit'! i t « * . - -u spirt.
JOHN VAN
I ID EH
is you can if v o w wife is a lens wide open and then, to get
L
ri^if good housekeeper and yon
put your things away when you
1 -nation that the count} school
get through wearing them. Well,
><H-r inter.den; had been allowed
T found
that a type
case is
for
holding a boys' and girls’
laid off in just such a manner.
I f yon reach for an “ e” or a ccm petition. That laat division
“ w ” in a type case you expect i ¡'ad piovided entertainment for
to be able to put your hand on many a youngster.
It without feeling around all o-
Frank Perrenboom
lived
,n
ver ffce drawer. That set me to thal section and for each fair
thinking about Ben Franklin and | he gol together and
dr*!:ed a
«ome of his proverbs.
A place | gioup t i men and boys as a
for everything and everything in band to make music for the oc-
> anion. They gave me the snare
its place.*’
The days
at Banks will a l arum to play and there I got
ways
be rem em be.ei
for the ; n,y first experience playing with
(Ordiality with wh ’ 1 we were 1 a big group. There had ! fen a
and wife
in
Nespelem,
taken in and mad.
I part of man
the community. W O. Galli 1 aw Hopkins, their name» w e e whe
and I ham
was
cashier o f the Bank
of played for dances
the snare a little
for
Banks and a great miser.
He mered
did everything in bis power to them w tile he played f i e fiddle
make things agreeable. Mr. and and she the piano, bul a* Bank«
Mrs A. B McFi.rlane rod the v.e had some twenty or thirty
Dodds.
Mr. and
Mrs.
Robert pieces in (he band. I do not
Banks and tbe Schulmerichs, the remember how the music sound
Wahls
and the Prickefts
the ed but we weme not given any
I>anielsons and the Pounds— but medals for our performance so
to name them all
would tax suppose that I must have been
about the same as at many of
rr.y memory
too strong risihf
my ytrier performances.
cow.
Some of my first serious print
Besides learning tbe printing
many ing was done on the catalog
trade (here were many,
we got out for the Banks Her
other things that T wan called
and Dairy Show. It kas
lit
on io do. By the time I had
tle book about four and a half
been there six months Ihev were
by eight inches and contained
for having me join tbe Oddfel
eighty pages
o f l.vpe
matter.
lows,
become
City
Recorder,
Quite some undertaking for a
clerk of Union High -school dis
barnstormer. But we got away
trict No. 1, Justice of the Peace
with it just as we got
away
end any r.umber o f things. Well,
when we went to get married.
I did what I could, but think
It might have been a good thing
lierihaps I mode a big bofeb of
for ern in g generations r
we
things at times.
ha1’ n< t. but then
we r.eve-
Banks
was
an
enterprising wi'l v-nov- and after a hi ..dreo
place at thal time. Among the years we won’t « ir e .
activities
that were
?oon-ored
We gol out the first edition
by the rcsidenls of tha' vicin
of the Hog
and
Dairy Shc/w
ity was a Hog ard Dairy show,
"atalog without
any
,‘ notype.
sort of a fatr where ail sorts
But by the next year w - hal
o f stock were shown in 10 m -
a machine and by the third year
yetion. There were no perman
we had a font of six point type
ent. buildings bill great big tents
so we did not have to "ei any
were rented
for
the occasion
‘ ype set in Portland. The firs'
qnd tem porary quaiters
estab
vear we got quite a little lyp°
lished Wherein.
lei in
the trade
composition
Sam Inkley
was
I lie moving
“hop run by the Prir-e Tw-eset-
spirit
of
the undei“ ak:ng m i
ling Co.
W ork— «ay that
fellow w irked
m-
•night and day for two month
MOM’S STORY
each year to put the fair over.
Things went well with ’ ’ I en 1 * 1 -
deavor uni II H illsbrro cot the
On the summer I wra« right.
Idea lhal they should hold 0 ' tier'« sister and her dpugh-
Yalr at the countv s n
That l»r vifit'-d ua from California
V/detraokrd the conn''- fair nion T^ey traveled
to t'hieago
by
gi snd «t«o ri'unitrt the appro- train and then by beat to Tr*
make a lengthy
verse City
vi-il with us.
When they were rtady to re-
turn home,
my parent s took
•Jem to Traverse City with l
horse and wagon, because the
buggy could not take the trunk,
! Tbev sta g ed early in Die m or
ning as twenty miles is a lone
journey when you are t ravelling
b> wagon.
In the evening, about the lime
we thouti. t Lhey should be get -
>ng heme, we each took a tin j
;-ail and went down tbe r« ad t>
an abandoned barn to meet them, i
This old barn was local:e-t nea
father's place; there bad once
been a fcouse bul it hud turned
and on either side c-f the barn
there was a clearing grown o -
ver with strawberries which we
started to pick as we w.iitcd for
F a h e r and Mother. There were
five of us—imy youngest brother
my three ycunger sisters end T
waiting not counting Rover, a
big collie who always went with
u> wherever we w en t.
We had been picking halr an
hour, when we heard cries from
tttie barn
similar
to a < hild'.-
crying.
Will hollered.
and ¡1
arswered several times, but when
we didn't hear if again we fe r -
gol it. As the darkness grew,
and Ihe folks had not yet come
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“
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»olii tif olle da rie bini; fio lille»
time, hoard
I lie cenano (loti a
home, ami
it frightened
him.
whoaa liluod cali elealisa
cucii
Me went to IViesl'a and fug
spot, O U n ti if <leni 1 coma.’ '
Half an hour before Ihe eer-
one of I lie oldest hoy*
and X
Geo.
N Taylor,
Jl»u> ertoli.
-hot gun
and came
after ua, vine nit this July ntglkt. rum« n
Ore.
uiil
adv.
it before Obey got (Jure tha tall sort of man »bun’ thirty-
animal
wan
gone
It junked live Into I lie Misaion he name. !
1 1 tini the tree Into a field and CMtless urn! Hulless. “ Is then-
ran for the limber,
with the lo tw« n religious meet'll»' here |
ib g after him The f*“ ee Mas lolilghl ?'* he asked.
There
had been pruver
I hal j
in the dog's way, UiPugh, and
■
Greci Newapcper
cf thè
B
the animal was too far ahead (lilt would produce a sinner. It |
*
Norlhwect
■
was
a
roasonable
prayer
*o
make
|
of itvinx for him to ontch It baf■
a man go lido 0 I ■
IKTIII R R IM IO I.E A U D
J
ter be was around the fence. II I or -Would
If he never had |
■
Auto Rnuta and Agency B
CM-aped into the m o d s and the grocery »tore
Itenvertoii
Oregon
■
b o y i were too late to shoot nf | ••»»ttagw »1 ^ Would a alrk man ev - ?
m
Eor
Informaiitia
reipeidtag..
■
seek
cut
a
doctor,
If
made
«
r
r r i-n
-d d feat night that
I
»ervice or oahecrlptlase
*
it must be either a hob-cat or te believe be had no d'-case *
l’ honr llravarton 790.1
J
Wo"Ul a sinner seek the l<nr.l ■
n lynx.
It blinded I» Ills lost estate? So MResidence and oltlca;
B
■
t-Nisteal train schedules in the player hud Iw-en made »hat I lie ! Corner, Second and Hall
world are those of the Wi stern laird would i>r»siiwe a »Inner out ■ ■ ■ « ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a
throng
of self-
Railroads between Ctileago and of the vast
rlahteoua
Mist
till
Ihe
city.
ren ver, a 16 hour
trip
today,
Now comes in this man and
..ml Chicago and
Ihe Pacific
coast, 19 heurs and 45 minutes. sit* himself down <0 wnlt for
the meet tug lo begin. The s e r
vice went its umiul course and
al Ihe invitation al Ihe elisie,
the man rose up and n.ndo for
Ihe front almost un a run. lie
kneeled
down
and began
In
pray. 1 st* one' who sto o l hy tell
li - -” l uever saw a man pray *0
bard in all my life
One and
klxtUier
came lip («> speak lo
him hul the man kepi on pray
ing They asked film If He did
i.V want I» iff ee and do nuts, II”
said he 'ladn't com e In for such
at night
again
1 am glad lo ar that.
He came In io
gel
is cominci-.d Willi an»*' S I.K For saved." Then something happened
R » v . I. N . D » m y M y k
mula lo anyone suffering as I deep d«wn inside and he broke
I h aw found nothing m (A«
did."
inti thanksgiving und |irulsr 1C» past 20 year« that can take the
MiHie) -Hack
the old old story and vet It t* place 0 / Or. Mi leg Anti-Pain
tilurrantce
I e ie r new
Somehow Ute irreal Ptilg. They are a n r « reli«/ for
W illiams’
S.
God had «-ime Into the Misrion m y htadach
1» K.
Formula I Mall ard kissed cne of hi« crea
Sufferers from H e a d a c k a ,
get« Ito sc 11 nick ture» Into God life and eli mat Neuralgia, Toothache, Uackacha,
wonderful
re- life.
Sciatica, Rheumatism, I.umlaigu,
suits heeu'-se it
Now look behind
Ihe scenes Neuritis, Muscular I’ ains, D rii-
renef't*»
your just a bit. This man H id !*een odlc Pains, write dial they hava
tuviitile
FROM
gli hatting
Je»us C hriR
all used Dr. Milea Anti-Pain Pills
THE
INSIDE! (l ese years What was Die blood with better rrwults than they had
cleansing the of God’s S< n to him? Bul Ihe even hoped (or.
Mrs. E. E. Ilaics bowels of old,
Countless American house
day had com e; the Itoty Spirit
decoyed wic*t«t
had spoken to hla
.spirit
He wives would no more think
of keeping house without Dr.
gently
but th ou u gh ly fltusti- saw himself a hell—reserving sin
tng the kidneys; stimulatin.-. the ner, without Christ, tuning no Miles Anti-Pain Pills than with
vital secretions of your rtomach ho|>e a id wlllxait God In Ihi* out (lour or sugar Keep a pack
age in your medicine cabinet and
and liver.
world Then God gave lem faMh save yourself needless suffering.
To PROVE that Williams’ 8 . to believe in Christ as 8 .iriour
At Drug Stores—25c and $1.00
L. K. Formula gets quick and and
Inni.
When
your Maker
sure results— your druggist I sicks tells you, his Holy Hptrit speak
□ R M IU S S '
1 M' i m . v BACK Gi ak
ing
t<; your
spirit, you
ar.
ANTEE’ G o TODAY to Brown’s ready lo iu-.(.—"Just a« 1 am,
T o rid my
Drug Store ask for a bottle of and wailing not.
Williams'
S U K.
Formula -and
if you do no) find entire, sal-
'• w r a n
inlying relief WITHIN 10 DAYS
if you
are not
completely—
utterly satisfied your
drurgiat
■will refund you every rent of
-
f i e purr t>u«e price
without
a
q esllon ' IT W ILL NOT 'TW T
YOU A <'KNT UNLESS IT DOES
THE WORK! Star! out today on
ti. is w nderful
W illiam »' S.ti.K,
Kormuls.
which
is used
and
praised by thousands like > ou .-- Signal Batteries I a 'O Tiros ft Tub««
Uvaverton iiarber Shop
I limprUti f e Price*
adr
we sooolod for home.
The pulh that we w-«re fed
lowing went by a tall (ree that
R ud alone
on t o top of
a
knoll; it stood there for year
bul when 1 was list there It
gone. As -we came near tin 1
D ee Hover ran lo the tree an i
barked, and tlivn came back and
tried to nwike us stop bv run
ning hack and forth b e tw e n 11.1
and the Irro and barki'ig Mill
realised
souo-'bm g
was » lo n g ,
and
made a wide detour a
round Ihe tree,
with the dog
keeping always between p - and
Ihe tree. When we were dbedtly
1 ppoaite we could »ee an uni
mat in the tree, with a slen
der body,
and a b u g .
btushv
tali tha* he kept lashing hack
and ffsrfh. He kepi turning and
turning in hbe tree, afraid of
the dog.
Tom, my older brother, wi*«
was only abcut fifteen at the
ON CAME A SINNER
■ QII|p (Drr^oniati j
FOOD TURNED SOUR IN
LADY’S S10MACH! S.K.L.
DROUGHT QUICK RELIEF!
THOUSANDS - f. anerlv
SICK
\ND
SUFFERING are finding
.»"■nderful rebel* with the private
prescription of an Army Doctor
a pre.se;Iption culled WAtianm'
S ! .K Formula. This Formula is
now oil -ale at Brvwo's Drug
Store, and Ihe result« have lavu
m > remark tWe that many v a te -
tul users are writing
SWORN
THSTIMOMAI.S, like this luuar-
11 g letter from a lady 65 years
of age one of the be.I known
and most respected citizens i f
\iv y »iille, Calif, who has llie.i
in Mail community for over 10
i » i i i and is Ihe owner of 'in
fill I ays Apia. Read e v e r ’ • >rd
of this testimonial and sec f' t
yourself what
Williams’ S.L.K
Formula lias been PROVED lo
do fi»r the wick and s u fi ring
Years *'i suffering tram
V wi ' ii I Arid wtomach I’aln
"A ll iny friends kni-w how I
utnl t'irough years of -uttering
with swollen, burning feet. My
nights w e:e tortured wi b sour,
gassy si inach thal n>bl>«J me
Everything
I ate
of my ie»t.
»cime«' io turn >wur and acid
I happened to
in my stomach
read >f Williams' S.L.K. . F rmu-
la, a id 'derided to give
it a
trial. JUST 2 HOTTI ES V mghl
me relief My feet don’t burn at
all any mote, and the swelling
is all gone. Now I can enjoy
my meals without- wufferinr af
terward. and if is simply won
derful lo be able lo sleep well
I
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Only the train provide* the luxury of air-conditioned travel.
For 2 r a mile and ies», you can go in comfort to )our destination,
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