lite Baaverton
lU tD A Y , AUGUST 2*. 1936
TH E
BEAVERT0N
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Entered as second-class matter
December 9, 1922, at ths postof-
Oce at Beaverton, Orag-gi. under
tbe act of March 8, 1879.
ISSUED EVERY
BEAVERTON,
FR ID A Y A T
OREGON
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Per year (in advance) . . .. $1.03
Not in advance .................
1.60
DAD S STORY
O k
Making «1 Hobby of One Kind of
Picture Subject
yV
hruplty soon after u»d tdito he
litui gone Paul M.msko remark«»«!
that uo
rot like (hat man,
there was something sneaking a
b« nl him.”
Tile next w eek w hen I w ent
to Vei minia 1 found an issue
of The Vernonia Eagle on the
: « « • iiobm.s' n had lef' nil
-hop. gone t»> Aurora where hit
settled alter selling me the Her
ald, gotten out
a paper
an.?
I n a ten me to .the draw
Now I
think I know something o ' whs
that racket over that IU * la news
tin. Robinson had been in Nor
nenia and fomented the dislur
banco. He mid me the Herald
with the undersdar.dring (tint 1
wa> to pul in a piiwtr In Ver
nenia when the tune waa ripe
He never intended to Idas square
about that dint with me uud
while lie come» lo my shop at
limes l ueser vial ted his. And
t learned about editors from him
some editors, anyway.
tory. Tue rooorda show ttial sve
lane .eosts al O S. C. ara wetl
t e lo » Ilio figure in comparatile
instilutloiu lu ut ber alale», or*
il, lai* gay.
Futi yeor record« «if 12? tepre-
-eatallva man ami wuinen apply*
mg (or atoden! Ioatis, rlowed
alenine budget» of lllit.sti, The
maximum
budget
wa»
8682-50
t il ili < il m h> a sortirli} w munii
alni !!iv minimum wua 2252.26
b> ati Imlcpctidcitl man. \ yeai
ago incinge- frolli 121 student»
show ed *770 maximum, *.‘ 12.60
ultiimitni «m i 9425-60 avertine
Actual expon-ttture* by ttM stu
inula supporle,! 111 all necessari
oxpciiMts by Uio Daiy fuml ex-
elude '»pendini money’ ' and d o
ti mg, »b ica me (lequenily In-
eiudexl tu thè loaii turni budget»
l tie l*al> record» show a tuax-
iii imi of $ Ititi, a minimum of
»163.55, and un a ie rane of 9403.l*S
« omparej » itt i Inai >ear'* live-
rt-gei of 9391-20,
The highest budget lurued l|i
h> ali ludepeudc'iU mali wus Ititi l.
compared wilti |t>5s is, thè high
est luuong thè fraterni! y mon
. pplyiug ter Ioana. The avi-rag»
was IIS-'.C! for frn-ternity moti
and 8 1 -> l for t tinse llvlug oul-
si-le
Meli w ho 'batoli1' under
rruaonahle condii Ino» frequenti)
gel thr-'Ugb oli uh little «* 9300.
ttiv lo « figure being 9262.26 t hi «
p u r i >car.
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U ia strange ho»' incidenfs
come back to one »h en he gets
to thinking about times «one
past. 1 thought 'the let.. Gian
two year* we »pcwl at Hunks
would supply material tor about
two weeks' installment* oR this
endless tale. But one thing and
tl en another comes to nwnj anu
I Just
keep on writing
and
COLLEGE COSTS
wilting until I think at tim e'
QUITS VARIABLE
readers must get thoroughly dis
gusted. But when disgusted with
font of ulleuding collere is
some policies* they are quick to
largely a personal mailer, be-
tell me about it, here seen« to
I ween maximum and minimum
he a sort of tolerant acceptance
limits, amt may run from below
of what must at times become
FOO to more than #*UH> a year at
tiresome i f not worse
Oregon Stale
college.
Judging
After Garber left, Gladys and
Doni actual student bud.-.et . and
I ran
the idiop alone
for a
expenditures shown in reports of
time. But things got to stacking
the student loan fund office, t V
up too fast. One day 1 »a s har
Oanyou City Application» of
l*al> fund and Nalion.il Nouth
ing trouble with a form that
land pl.-istcr appenred lo he more
acmi
nisi
ration
office
f'ir
la*!
just would not print right. One
b: neftcìal than treblo phosphale
year.
edge of the letters stuck In ough
and «altm in nitrato ou Mie al
While fraternity and sorority
the paper and the other edge
falla ferlilizer ph la ou thè l'huf
members spend on an average
did not get enougi. ink so they
! in ranch al Piai rie City when
Many
amateurs
make
hobbies
of
finding
subjects
with
which
to
typify
a
moro
than
those
living
el
ewhere.
printed. 1 put a sheet of paper
hcy » e r e tnspec!ed rcce-litly by
single
idea,
phase
of
life
or
activity.
Here
are
two
pictures
from
an
amus
tiie w o r d s show that this too li
under the platen (that part of
il E. Brook», eouuty «igeili The
ing collection picturing “ Innocuous Desuetude.”
somewhat of an individual mat land plaste-r ga ie (he gientest
the job pre&s where we lay tac
ter, as many students in social
paper to ¡stamp on the cbnrac t l ’ EALTH Y art collectors often tresses and garments fluttering in
improv.Miient holh in upp«arance
oig.inizations sh< wed lower costs of tli» plani» and appurent yicld
ters we are printing*. Still worse
11 indulge their fancy by special- the breeze, white caps at sea, wind
than others living indepcn«1ently. \n area of naturai mcadnw treni
I was at my w it's end, when liing in one kind of picture sub blown snow drifts, whirling chim
I.nre college expenses ‘ Deluding et’ wllli su 1 pii il r alno
who should walk
in but Cap. ject, such as landscapes, marine ney smoke, wind-whipped flags and
showed
all fe»es, books, etc . come with consideratile tM-uetlt |o eli,ver*.
Fafcrain who was printing then .views, genre sketches or portraits, bunting, and the havoc wrought by
in *150. The remainder goes fori ' bringing 1IH r«vi*« h I yields
for the
Forest Grove News- and assembling the pictures in a wind.
Another has specialized In faces
living expenses, c l o t h i n g hr «1 in
Times. I asekd him what was separate exhibit.
of cows and produced a collection
i' dentals.
the matter. “ Why, it seems to
As an amateur photographer you of cow portraits wonderful to be
Obituary
be oft its feet," quolh Cap. Now do not have to be wealthy to enjoy
Costs raised an average o f 3
Here lies a pedestrian;
hold. It is surprising how much
you guess what that means- You a similar hobby. With your eainera
to o rvr cent las* year over the
Ilea us cold aa ire.
amusing variety there is in the ex
know just as much about the you. too, can make a specialty of
year before, but at that were
lie jumped only once when
pressions of cows, especially thosd
meaning as I did at that time one kind of subject and derive even
ih x I to the lowest in recent hls-
He should ’.lave Jumped twice.
taken when the cow is alarmed. All
But I was running a print shop more pleasure than does the art
who see this collection laugh.
and must not show too much ig ■ collector, because you have made
“ Innocuous Desuetude” is the
rorance.
the pictures yourself.
subject of another collection, being
So I sort of suggested that
Choices for a one-subject photo “ off-guard” snapshots of human
Cap fix it for me while I did graphic collection are endless. beings in all sorts of attitudes
something
that
needed
doing There are all sorts of appealing In of repose, and chuck-fnll of human
light then. But 1 watched the dividual objects, types of which interest— bench warmers in the
operations
surreptitiously
and may be selected; there are the dif park, tramps, dozing fishermen,
knew
what
to do next
time ferent activities and phases of life, water-front loafers, and gossipers
when type was "off its feet’’ . the various phenomena of nature, on the steps of the country storg.
I learned quite a tot that way and the characteristics of human
Still another, a circus fan, spe
from visitors.
nature, all of which may be por cializes on circus pictures, inside
Paul Robinson had sold me trayed in interesting pictures, if of the big tent and out. No one can
the shop. His wife had relative.? you will cultivate a discerning eye see his snapshot collection of side
there at Banks and lie used to for them, and have your camera show freaks, clowns, barkers, ele
phants and gaping spectators with
visit the shop on occasion. He with you when you go places.
We know- a clever amateur who out immediately yearning for pea*
bad told me that there w as an
opportunity for a newspaper a' chose as his subject WIND— big nuts and pink lemonade.
Picture hobbles of others are fires,
Yernonia and that Banks being winds, hurricanes, cyclones, bliz
the closest town with a print' zards, breezes and zephyrs. He was lightning, waterfalls, yachts, rail
shop and a road connecting the so enthusiastic that he would hard road locomotives, and so forth.
Pick your subject and try It.
two places that it would be quite ly take his camera out if the wind
There's a world of fun and adven
were
not
blowing.
His
pictures
con
a thing to put oat a pape- for
sist of things in movement under ture in it, and a great chance to
tl-at place. Vernonia was expect
use your artistic talent in the pho
ing a railroad, and when the the impetus of wind, or the results
tography.
thereof—trees
bending
under
the
railroad came in they expected a
JOHN VAN GUILDER
force of a storm, pretty girls with
big mill to cut out the magnifi
cent stand of timber that c^ver
ed the hills there. So I kept in Vernonia by train, the railroad type to set, he did it. tf a Job
touch with the situation there, having, been built and train* be had to be done after six in the
went up there occasionally
to gun running in.
i thought
it evening, he did it. No matter
get a little news
and tc get time to get busy and get the what there was to do, he did it.
acquainted with the people.
He
\ernonia paper started. 1 stayed But not in a hurry at all
I think that the first kick some time,
was given
copious could sit up at the case ai.d set.
back I ever got about m y of promises of support and things type by hand faster than I could
my writing <or reporting of local J seemed to lie very nice. I visited get it out of the linotype. He
any false motions,
happenings occurred in cornec - the school and there the stu never made
was direct'd just
lion with something I wrote one dents held an election and dec.d* every effort
*
t'me about sem»eth:ng that hap ed that the new paper should
pened at Vernonia.
I do not be called “The Vernonia Review” .
But he would drink Not while
know now wfcat it was. I did
But I find that I am getting on duty, but after work at night,
not think it of much moment at ahead of my story again sc will or on Sunday ->r at li ■
*
the time, thought
they
were have to back track and try it there was
little doing in the
looking for something to take again. Gladys,
who
had been sViOp he would get lit up pro
exception to, but perhaps should running
the linotype
uddenly perly. But in the s hop he al
not pass
judgment.
However, took a notion to get married so ways was himself, quiet, cou r
they had a meeting of the Cham one day her mother told me that teous, efficient. He died .'bout,
ber of Commerce and invited me she and Fred Braun had rone to three years ado in a Portland
to attend. Of course they did it *“ hitched. I could hardly believe hotel, having turned on a gas
not say what the meeting was it I had no thought of such a light and gone to bed, the land
to be about but when the chair thine happening. But they came lord said, dead drunk.
man got up to open the meet Lack and announced thcy were
Paul was
(here when T took
D rheumatic pains s ta ll you a titi're .
ing, he stated what it was fei man and wife.
that trip to Vernonia. In a day trighle— robing you of «deep and
Williams’ R.I’ .X. Compound •»
and asked me to explain what
Gladys
said she would stay or two, it was Saturday a fter test’ Are your day» crippled with . It-e formula of an Army Doctor
such and such a statement 'that or aw ¡die and help on the ma
noon Paul Robin-son c m e irI t j rcuriti« ecjies and pain?
v ho saw for himself the wr«4ch
had been printed in the Herald
chine until I got broke in so t 'e gbop and s c talked over
Don' try to treat your th e n -lid , hopeless misery canoed by
was put in there for?
i could set the type. However, different problems. Finally Pau! mafic pains from the outside! j rheumatic pain. It Is now mvh II-
He took me entirely by sur-' there appeared an ad in The
Iinblnso’ a'-ked when I wa go IiE Af'H TICE INSIDE! The »»11- aide in Beuverlnn at Brawn's
prise, for I had no inkling o f 1 Oregonian saying that there was
ing to tart the Vernonia pa,per- lylute in Williams' 'R.U.X. Com- I rug Store. Get a bottle today
v.-hat they were up to. Our cor-1 printer wanting a job and I an
I told him next week
I wai jKiiirwi are uivers.illy prescribed on definite MONEY-BACK GUAR
lespondent there, however, stooj swered it. I also inserted an aci
pain!
Ask anv ANTEK. You muat he re'leved in
going up there and prepare to for rheumatic
up, stated that be wrote thd lor a printer a few days later. get out a sheet the follow ing <9r>otor to tell you tiheir »«pithing, j I ) days completely utterly sat
item in question, that he knew Finally
one
day an < id chap week. He secmetl
to leave
a- 'anhlgesic effect, In rheuma'ie lo r- :i -fled or your money bank- arfv
the statements made to be facts strayed into the shop. His hair
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and that being facts that was stood on end all over, his _iead.
all 'there was to it. 1 of course He -at down and looked around.
knew little of the circumstances. ' Inquired what I could puy a
AFTER THE HONEYMOON
When I finally got to mv feet printer and finally said he was
I think the only point I tried the One whose ad I had answer
tc make was that
the
whole e ) .-»»me days ago. Well, he wen;
tiling did not amount to a mole out, looked over the town, came
hill anyway.
back bo the shop about noon
Next morning it developed that and said he was ready to go
the statement
had
been the I- work that afternoon
source of considerable discussion
I’aiil Manske stayed with us
and the town was about to be unlit I was moving to Beaverton.
come divdided into factions the A better printer I never saw
people taking one side oi the He had worked on tsg dailies
other either for t i e printing oi from coast to coast. Why he
such facts or against printing came into Iiank.- I never could
facta. W ell, I got my fir-t lesaon make up my imind. I think, per
ii» news values from the stand haps he sort of took a >iklng
point of the editor.
t . me
and
(.he
family
and
The above is about the situa thought he was doing a good
tion as I saw it then. As time deed by flayin g. What we woulJ
marches on ont gets a different’ have done without him I never
stant on events. Then 1 had no v/ill know. When (.here wa-- any
hing to be done he would say,
knowledge o f certain events that
"Oom I’ aiil can do i t ! ” And at it
were »bout to transpire.
Shortly afterward I went to he would go. If there wa= more
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wives would no more think
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