The Beaverton review., August 14, 1936, Image 2

FRIDAY. A l'O r « T
TN C
> K «V E R T «N
The Bgavsrton R+rtew
M, 1938
R E V IE W
cake, she wxuld tuck sonir tn wish you could realise this U
our lunch lutils as well as !u ■.he bsppitvl lime <»f your Ilf«;’’
her children’s. We always loved .nul I I su'd to thiuk, "Oh. poiiaw!
Kntered as sacond-ciass matter
t < go to her house; she seemed MhM 1 grow up aud get mar
December 9, 1922, at ths jwatof­
fice at Ucuvertcm, Oregon, under
altih*ol like a second atwdhvr.
rlcd I hid will be Ihe happiest,
ACTION' IN STILL' PICTURES
the act o f March 8, 1879.
MacU mo in iog idle would fo l­ time of my III*"
low us outside
I lie dca.T
and
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY AT
Read udvai tisviueuts carefully.
Fifty mile* was a long dis­ »land at (die corner o f the house
BEAVERTON, OREGON
tance ill those davs hut ones a .nut wntdti irs go. "Oh, girls.”
Read the t'laasHted Ads.
"this
Is the
J. H. HULETT...................EDITOR
u « r grandma amt grand|M came she would say,
I
10 ace us, and ataiut once a happlekl time of your lift;
SI HtJCKITTION RATES
•‘■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ J
>ear » ( went
to visit
them
l*er year (in advance) . . . . $1.00
I have never
tasted feed that
Not in advance ....................
1.60
twaltHl »o good at' giamhiai », al­
though wluit »he aerved wus si
■
Great Newspaper ef Ihs g
ways very plain, t would rlwny>
^
Northwest
■
-æ
rather
eat
fresh,
luigne-bnked
DAD’S STORY
■
l i m i t It Ml I.II0I.I.A1II
2
biend and tad am>lea«uce from
■
Auto Routs and Agency g
grandnva’» clean labtectoth Hum
B»g raid on
Oregiw ■
^A nother undertaking; Fiat took
cal a banquet elsewhere. O and
a
For luforaiatlna reganllag . ■
considerable tin * and a lot of
ilia’s tahleeloth was always pure
■
service er nahscrlpHoas
■
work was tlie holding o f a Dairy
white and ier napkins stililngly
■
I’ hon# llravertoa 7308
J
cattle
sale during
the show.
clean atlhough ahe mtglit have
Are you a victim of Unnsli- ■Residence and office:
m
Tfce getting out of a sale cat-
t5 or 20 slaying with lu r nt |mtton your system clogged wiUi
j Corner, Second and Hall
■
a’og is some stunt, too, should
11 time This always Invpiteaed Illùsone your nerves tight
ant
anyone stop to inquire In the.
me.
strained’’ Does • ■ ■ « ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • J
catalog is not
only the name
pm id u I gas (IH-
Grandmother was always more
of the animal
offered for sale
tend your sto­
particular
about
everything
than
but tbe uamea of all ancestor»
Pal sait still ill hi« < hair for most i«eopte
rnarti
after
She llv«'«i in p t«»g
tor four or five generations back.
some time while
(lie
Fat he- hmise as practlcatly
meal«*
F e a d
eveeyone
These are all arranged so that
watted for his comment. Finally did then, with a frame kltrbeit.
this wonderfu1
they show right across the page
the Fhther naked, "But why «to hut her
testimony of a
floors
were
a I way •
the exact blood tines that en­
you ».-%?" tihinktng o f course scrubbed white where thev were
man who RUF-
ter into the make-up o f every
that Pnl would confess Mr mis n’t covered with old fastiioned
F FRED
FOR
cne of tbe sale offerings.
deeds and promise to do be titer rag rariM'ts that she had mad*-
20 YEARS
a
Fling wide the gate«! A small bundle of energy goes into action. Expoaur»
Some sixty animals were o f­
“ My oui) re­
"W ell," said IMt, "Ot Ji»t ‘ card herself. Everyone
1 50 second at f.11.
S W O R N
was
a’ ways
fered
for sale
at the show;
lief
h»s lieen
. that the ftope had the t'unhago.” welcome at her house, whether
STATE M K N T
body, caught at the right moment,
they were
put up
at auction
with M ill turns’
Well,
what
ever
Hint
ai'inent
from Mr. Ar
H ere was one |*erwon. («r threv*
1 as a photographic term, is more may very vividly convey a sense ol
and sold to tbe highest bidder
H .I.h .
lorm u-
I
cornea
from
I
never
wart
to
tiliur
Soudera,
dozen.
She
nuide
people
feel
action
and
be
even
more
dramatl*
trequeutly associated with the mo­
J. W. Hughes acted as auction­
I », *
tectllles
3<W
Khn 8 t „
the day Ji st a
tion picture camera, we should not than some rapid movement that war • have it again. I lay in bed anil that It made
eer.
Some
of
the offerings
city official.
I suffered
litre torture»
o f live t tile brlahlter
Marywvltle, Cal.
to have
them
bru.it’it « good pr ’ «•• ' nv »11* j forget that it plays an important "stopped.” Little actions of the face
official of tha* city.
j damneld for a week Anyone walk­ there.
body
or
limbs,
such
as
we
often
set
part
in
picture-taking
with
a
"still”
they sold quite cheaply c o n s i ­
ing aenvm the floor would cau».*
camera. We should not allow either on the stage, can be Immensely
’’ Fvr 20 years I suffered from
dering the quality o f the stocks
Grandma lived
to visit
me
significant They may suggest per
me
the meat
exquisite
pain. once after I was married, hut constipallon and a sliurglsh sto
the
word
"action"
or
the
word
"still”
offered
fectly something that has happened Touching the bed by anyone was
to mislead us.
Rmv. I. N . D m m y t s y t :
My »toniseli would
he
bv that lime her iron-grav hair mach
Wfcen we got to Banks, Gladys
There can be a lot of action repre­ or Is about to happen and when w* simply torture. 1 hud suffered
1
Kavt found nothing in (Ks
dia
tended
wtfh
hRmtlng
g
ne—
was
pure
white;
the
short,
was going to help in the print
sented in a picture that we distin­ catch them on the negative, oui
from "brow ague” when I was
past
20 ysars that can fakg rhs
making
my
night«
a
to
lure;
shop, but she was left-handed.
•'oikvyael
venmnn,
the
mother
of
guish from motion pictures by the "still” picture comes to life, truly be attending Ferris institute hut I
ee o f Dr. M U «t A n ti-P a in
•welve children, h;wt lived a full sud harsh laxatives only nmde
Well,
things in a print shop
word “ still.” The sense of action comes an "action" picture.
hardly think that the pain in
la. Thay ara a aura raliaf lor
•|t( but Hin'iigh 11 all she kept my condition worse. NiFtitng at
Our skill tu obtaining any kind ol
are built for right handed peo-
may ^ CdnTeyed Tery strongly when
m
y
haadacha."
that
waa
w-orse
than
I
suffered
all
seemed
able
to
help
me
and
pie so Garber t hough t she could
• he same mild, sweet dlvpo"ilion
the rapid or violent movement of a "action” picture with a "still” cam
with that lumbago.
Sufferer* from H s i d i c k g
I was really desperate. Wii:«am»‘
not set type She might do some
t remembered as a child.
person, animal or object is "stopped" era depends upon our ability to
things,
he opined,
but
there
has
given me Neuralgia, Toothache, Backache,
by a "still” camera equipped with choose the right moment for snap
Across
the loud
from
our i’ .HK Formula
Sciatica, Rheumatism, Lumbago,
were no left handed type stacks
an ultra-fast leus and a fast shutter. ping the shutter. It may mean a Hull
I
nose lived lx>na l*r!e«t; she and the first real relief in 20 years.
MOM’S STORY
Neuritis, Muscular Pains, Peri­
nor ferr ms no more than there
Take, for example, a shot of a action or a big action. It may mean
Many
of
my
friend*»
knowing
Annie
and 1 practically
grew
odic Pains, write that they have
were left handed monkey wren­
Jockey hurtling over the head of his the high Jumper's heels Just as h<
experience now
use
Up until I was
eight years up together aud were like sis­ my own
used Dr. Miles Anti-Pain PtUg
mount as it stumbles in a steeple­ clears the bar or it may mean an ab­ < Id I had still never had a rea)
ches. She could not possibly set
ters. 1 .viia
was married
the Williams’ H.LK. Formula, too." with better results than they had
sorbed
child
at
his
building
blocks
chase. There is no sense of stillness
type with her left hand. But In
doll, only homemade rng dolls, same winter us I but she died
MONEV IIAf’ K Ot'ARANTFE
oven hoped for.
about that, and it is an "action” It may mean the twinkling of water
ar incredibly
short time
she
feshtoned
by my older
sister. I've years later. The oldesl boy
W
illiams’
8.1JC.
Formulili
the
iu
a
brook
or
the
rush
of
a
great
Countless American house­
was up at the type cases set- j shot no different from that taken by
in the fondly
werx
cataract. If may mean only the glare When my aunt returned tc Cat- • id girl
•
prwnripHoB nt as Anm
wives
would no more think
the
motion
picture
camera,
except
ting type almost as fast as an
deaf and doiiil), but Ihcv were t-ootor) |s GUARANTV2RD to get
of keeping house without Dr.
that, instead of a series of negatives in a night sky from the hearths ot tfornia she sent us each a pres
experienced printer.
depicting changed positions of the a steel mill, or. inside the mill, a m l. EY>r each o f m y younger txlrnordlnarily smurt They went quick, wonderful
Miles Anti-Pain Pills than with­
result«
w*>
We learned soon
that there
«M em she sent dolls— rent ones, iway and attended a school for sluggish Sriennrh. Uver, Bowels out flour or sugar Keep a pack­
subject, there is only one negative. great hydraulic hammer “ stopped"
were machines that would set 1
that came from a store— bu* me H e deuf for several years, and and Kidney’s, o r n n r
But ocfion. photographically speak­ in its fall.
MONEY age tn your medicine cabinet and
tfce type. We knew nothing of
Experience does the most tor you
(h o ich (
0td to plav with
ing. does not always mean the
rom them t learned to become P.A< Tv ? Get
n is,Hi0 TODAY save yourself needless suffering.
^
„ quite
what they were
nor how they
representation of violence or veloc­ in timing such pictures but it 1. doIU> srd
fluent
In the deaf
and from Brown’s Drug
A t Drug Store»—25c and $1.00
Store and
worked. An old fellow came a-
ity. It may mean also the depicting surprising how Lady Luck wilt help
dt mb Anger-language.
I* you are nod fXXMlff JriTM.Y—
you
it
you
do
not
depend
entirely
on
.
,
,
long selling a machine called a
of some expression or suggestion of
v
-b n M iL a k ^ ^ ^
tr
to
one exposure. If circumstances per-
1 must have been ■> nice
Every nwTiilug on the way to UTTERLY—SATISFIED
unitype Garber thought it of no j action, which may be very slight,
DAYS your money will tr re
mit,
try
another
and
another
of
the
'
h * 1- 1 ' ’n 1 remember hi w F school we would »(top for Lena,
A
N
T
I -M I N H U S
but the result is that the “ still”
use so it was not considered
same subject. Keep shooting. The v as made, but T never di I tike ar.d Mrs. Priest, a dumpy Ik lie funded, adv.
seriously, but I understand that j picture is far from still in the mean­
chances are that one among a halt -|t
woman, would staud with her
there are papers that are set . ing it conveys to us. This any ordi­
dozen or more will be good enough
That winter Mary,
my oldest short fat arms resting on her
nary camera can do.
up with similar machines right
kCTT’ ’PAarr;i[ w r i B M M W
Fur Instance, In the photograph of a to show writh pride, because, hap- sister, was married, and moved stomach,
and talk to iu ;
I
row. Garber thought we might
person, the way the eyes are turned, pity, it caught the "action” at Just Rear grandpa’ s (m other's father) • used to wish
that someday t
do well with a linotype or in­
| always had been
a treat to could have a stomach fa.t enough
the expression of the lips, the posi­ the Significant moment.
tertype. I can’t say what made
JOHN VAN GUILDER
tion of a hand, the posture of the
gi to grandfather’s, but
from H rest my arms on, out I’ve
me decide on the linotype, whe- j
then on ft was even more so.
alsuit decided I won’ t even get
(her it was
something
Garbe. '
_______________ .
~
I thought lihen I still do— one big enough to reef my thin
toW me or something of w hat | cj|y Recorder. The proceedings! ai.d Gladys and 1 c o u ll get a-
little arms on.
the different salesmen said, or went through all right but one ring after a fashion with help . that grandpa was the best man
ever
knew,
and
the most
One wxiiild think
that Mrs.
the linotype seemed to have been
.„ I ™
' * ,1 , “
vhen M tded from
U,t‘
<-hrisVlike; with his long whit* Pries) would have tired o f us
“ ,n r k Harvey wiho was working on the t*.ard and
halr wi(h
r.moi3X
in use longer. Anyway we de- " 1 reaiember 18
T'
coming every morning, bid If she
v is v e r y : M ood shoulders
and
his tall, did she never showed It. If she Signal Batteries Iwe Tiros A Tubo»
cided to get a linotype if we • m t under wa> rather la '« in Hillsboro Independent
the fall
and
the stre?t* " e r e accommodatini, and g0 wa# Mr. I
stature, he was to
couM. If we could—
Competitive Prices
cookie
or some
the had an extra
Beaverton Barber Shop
_
, I ____
torn up _____
about all wintei.
Scot.t
who
ran
the
Forest
Grove
w ell, buying
a linotype wag
,,
___ ,.
_ >
Alexinder s Super-Service Station C. J. HTKVE.NH, PRO PRIETO R
more toan I had bargained for.
' S^
Tim^
V bere <» no
I
SIGNAL GAS AND OILS
You will perhaps rememlve- (ia t j t h e
yob of laying their blaric , ion
omitting Cap. F,fcram, .
A-1 l ubrication, $.60
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
I waa putting up the monev in
to? . i‘urfac‘ n* ° De o f , * e r men I but
he was working for some
Sterling and
V
the firm. Garber had
no monev.
i
pald, your mmble *e 7 an. a ' ery °n « else at the time. We did
Bcavertoq, Ore. I’ennzoll
Someway,
Pfoil was
a nighty-|
*’ rea complement. But, r*f course,
roJ gel ac,fuainted
much with
fine sort o f fellow, but
one o f
i
,i,at is ' heir
irtock in rvade’
ih« management of the Hillsboro
STUDIO BARBER SHOP
those who liked to spend m o n - > >in* com p* f’!en,8: * ° £ ^
! A rgu. until later.
_____ ,, n . ,
. .
.
( the one r»aid me
should not
Aboul Ihe lime 1 decided
to
ey so well that whatever he go-
OPTOMETRY
FIRST CLASH WORK
have puffed out my hat band
Gather go there was an ad
clipped right through his fingers.
Gla»*rs, Fitted or Repaired
e« it did. He said that ‘ n i 11 in tiie classified column» of the
AT REASONABLE PRICE’S
It seeroed
to have wings
or
\
1 is experience
that v.a- the
Our Specialty
Oregonian
ot a linotype
for
some means
of locomotion
so
I
K. I». Van METER, Prop.
first
time
he
had
ever
presented
DH
A. K. W ILSON
that it did not stay.
tale. The terms offered Memed
a copy of the records o f the
very
liberal
and
1
went
to
see
A fellow 's financial ability is
proceedings where no nari had
the Mergeat haler representative
judged from peculiar angles. Had
W . E. PEGG
t< be sent back for corrections
E. L. HOW ARD
in Portland about the machine.
I been in business by myself T
and amendments. Not a particle
UNDERTAKER AND HMBAt.MER
might have
been able
to pu?
He reported that the linotype
\
Agent For
of the copy came back and the
across a deal with the Merger
mentioned
in the ad was
in
TH E OREGON JOURNAL
bond attorneys passed the bond
thaler company for a machine
very good shape and that to
«■range Building
Phone lioatrrton 3626
Beaverton
if sue without a single exception
hut as things stood they in­
him it looked like a bargain at
taken to any of be work done
sisted on a big down payment.
ihe price at which it was al­
by the council, the record3r, o •
can regularly auigned our trainj lo California and the Eat*
Now I had no money to pay
tered.
He .suggested
that if I
First-Class Wood & SawJus
the
city
attorney.
It
may
t>e
In­
Alt Heidelberg Beer
ONDITI
are AIR-CONDITIONED.
No matter how hot the weather may
down and neither had Gerber-
could
buy
it
that
his
company
teresting to nfke that P. Fran!:
Prompt,
Courteous Serve*
be,
injide
the*e
air-conditioned
car*
the
atmoiphere
is
kept
delight­
On
Draught
We talked the th irg over and
•vould more than likely allow me
fully cool. The air is chilled, washed and purified, automatically
OLD GROWTH YKI j LOW I IR
Try us for Chicken Dinner a
over, up one side and down the Peters waa City Attorney. Wm the price I had lo pay or pos­
maintained at juat the right degree for your greatest comfort*
Barbecue Sandwiches
LEO SANS, Beaverton
other, until
we were
bine in Moore Mayor, and W. O. Gall-
sibly more than that in case I
1 Only the train provides the luxury o f air-conditioned travel.
OLD HEIDELBERG PARK
ffce face, but nothing doing. If I ° w * f. Claude Hutchens. J. Frhul
Phdiis 11206
For 2c a mile and less, you can go in comfort to your destination,
we could get together three bun- 1 merich
and,
I believe,
("has. decided to turn the second hand
FREE DANCING
Satisfaction Guaranteed
over the smooth esq safest highway in the world.
machine in on a new' machine.
deed dollars we could get a lino- Powne were the a<;Uve m*™,'er
Meal service for coach and tourist car passengers features sand­
That, seemed very reasonable so
type on time ’with terms to suit ■ o t ,be City Council.
wiches for lOr, coffee or milk for Sc, etc. Full-course meats in all
Carpenter Work
Remodeling
I
answered
the
ad
and
was
told
HI T THF. IIKHT
I had purchased the Herald
cur convenience. But we did not
Southern Pacific dining can are served at popular prices. Next
lrooflniH
Bullfc-ltix
that
the
maohine
could
be
seen
from
Paul
Robinson.
He
contin­
Order
Yoirr
Milk
From
have the three hundred.
time you go to California or (he East, try a Southern Pacific train I
Screen
Door»
and
Window
Sireena
at
Canby,
and
that
I
would
ually ran as fillers in the paper
Anyway after awhile we de
IteaxonahU Price«
(
’RES
fD
A
L
E
DAIRY
have
to
deal
with
Mr.
Tooze
st’
ch
statements
as
"Banks
is
cided that It m iebt be better if
BEAVERTON CABINET SHOP
Walter Schallherger A Son
the business waa all in my tam e busy,” “ Banks will prasper when wno was then editor of the Or­
so I asked
Garber
what
he we gel. lights and w ater." Well, egon City Banner Courier. I had
would take to step ou t and let he never said anything about
me own the whole shebang. Now, having the streets paved but the
ay I had purchased tt, po* u p ! f >avinff came first,
every cent o f money that had ■ A tier I had purchased Garber'.«
gone into the endeavor and
was j interest and had settled
with
the only one w-bo had had
anv b m he continued to work for
8E T IF
rfiiCKY i s a w
money.
it
may seem peculiar! rre for several mcrnJus, but times
OH THEY
'f E A H - AND
D o n ' t A
THE. SW EU-E 6 T
that T offered to buy him crut. got difficult;
there
was little
I HAD
O o n T C o v f
IF
1
WOKL
e>A5E.e>Hu.
rYvqiS>rt-
f\ SUtT
But he had come
down
there j advertifring in the place to be
s»o rwocH- -
o u t f i t in T he
f \ SUIT L IK E
TOO
on my suggestion,
had worked , bad, only A. B. McFarianc, the
l i k e t*
y o u C A N BUY X 8
VqORLD DOWN
-TH
A
T
LO
U
\
HPto
T
h
e
well and faithfully
and to t h e ! pool room, the drug » ' /re. the
I VtOOLO
AT CrAAFiNKLfcS
IT R )H A y ofU r/
GrEHBlGr
WOULD)
best of hia
ability
Lrr som ’ |bank and
two or three stores
none y
LOOK L lK f
S T o fi^ /
L
o
o
k
l
i
k
e
eight or ten months
so I thuight who could advertise consistent-
T O 0 0 '/ it
1 3 A 0 E RuTri
,
fA £ /
J
it. no more than right that h» !y. Even ait that, they were a
TO 00Y?
shonld have something for h is ; mighty loyal bunch
and htayed j
|:'me.
witl» the Herald as
lonff as it j
T’ve forgotten what I paid him j ” af
in their town. They j
hut IhU I know,
it wa«
jus' 1 had quite an idea of the value
whnt he offered to fake so h - | if' ^ ir tf>wn
®f a paper and ,
should have been satisfied.
dld no advertising w,th oufmde
While I wae recorder at Banks | concerns,
the City Council orga n 'ret
an
I decided
to let Garber
go,
improvement
district
and had rot that I thought I knew all
several o f th eatre*!- paved. That about the printing game.
ho*
sort o f undertaking involves con- that there was not
money e-
»iderghla work on the part o f a rough coming to pay a man,
Just decided
to" make
a trip
down lo Canity to look Ihs ma­
chine over wlicii
I su ffer«! a
severe «H ack
pf Ilio lumbago.
Which reminds m e of out of
Fred «’. Morgan’s liiali »fortes-
i’at was rut her a had actor
among li'iahmen, given to drink­
ing. brawling,
running
around
with women and aU oge'bcr not
a very enviable character.
He
cam»* in to »■ «■ lit* ,> e.*! one
day and walked rattier stiffly,
shuffled over and mi ! down in
a chair without leaning
hack,
and asked the Father, ” WI>al i»
the lumbago?’’
Now Put had heen to con fes­
sion many Him« bet ore .nut had
told the Hi the r of many of hia
sins and the Father, thinking to
drive home a lemon In moral
tty and right living without the
didactic sermon
abtltisde
told
him that “ launtvago
la a very
h;id disease which routes from
drinking, brawling, running with
had women, etc.”
^ . S N A P S H O T C U 1 L
nearest Christ ttuit anyone could
he. He »rival next to ("w ist In
my mind. He wits a kindly man,
a'ways gentle with otihers, and
we children hared at night- to
sit on Ilia la|i and listoil to Hie
storins he ri ld.
CONSTIPATED FOR
TWENTYJEARS
i Qllir ODrriuiuiau j
Quick Relief With S.LK
A
S
Business Places ToPatronisi
IN BEAVERTON
Southern Pacific
MICKY” AND HIS GANG
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By Sam Iger