FRIDAY.
JULY
9.
19ST
The Betterton Review
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W A Asbury et al lo I
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Aabury et ni, 1 acre RtJol'n Add
Benvenuti.
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Knthur It. Iliitohliiii, lad IH N.
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Ellen O'Connell lo Mary O'-
! Hilen, 126 acra* TIN H2W.
REVIEW
L CVSNAPSWÖICUIL
Entered m M cond -clau ______
December I, 1922. at tbs poatof-
flee at Beaverton, Oregon, under
tbe act of March I. 1179.
CAMERAS BY THE SEA
1 8 6 ll l> EVERY FRIDAY AT
BEAVERTON, O H M M
' ...............
J. H. HULETT.................. EDITOR
Give How Much?
SI BSl R1F1IOS RATES
Par year (In advance) . . . . J1.00
Not In advance ..................... i.6u
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| Here’s Hollywood
m----------------------------------------------- u
Andy Clyde,
Columbia’s aci
comedian, is a great family and
outdoor man. He's just finish'«'
a fine but modest-sized home on
the lower slopes of the Holly
wood
hills. When I called ot.
him Andy was in tbe backyard
setting out trees and weedin.
his strawberry patch.
*T*ve done most of the work
out here’’ he said with
pride.
"All those rock lined terraces
took a lot of time but I had to
make them to keep the
rains
front washing the yard all a-
way. Before I got them in the
mud rolled down and nearly bur
ied the lawn."
Although Clyde usually play»
a man of 50 or more he’s really
10 years younger than that. You
would hardly
recognize him If
you are familiar with the big
drooping mustache worn in his
comedies. Offstage he wears a
cropped little mustache which
was but a shadow of the mov-
ie one he was wearing in a large
framed picture which I saw in
his large spacious living room
.
’
V >des affections very appar-
ently are quite evenly divided
between his wife his two-year
old son John Allen Clyde and his
three pedigreed Scotties. He talk-
ed about them all and with ta-
tberly pride made his infant son
demonstrate bis excellent vocab
ulary. Young John
not
only
could tell me his name but his
street. city and state address.
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KB.- "
Enlarged from portion of negative taken with a folding camera giving post-
card size pictures. Exposure 1/100 second at f.11 en aupersensitive film,
OMES the time every year when
many of us make for the sea-
! shore for cool breezes, swimming.
sauing. motorboating, fishing, and
the many other pleasures that go
w(th a sojourn by the sea.
Any one can enjoy this fun with-
out a camera, but verily to go to the
seashore and return without having
made a picture-story of your visit
seems as useless as trying to write a
book about It with water for Ink.
When you have finished, your mem-
ory may retain some of it for a time,
but eventually you remember little
else than the fact that you went
there. Years later you will say, "Yes,
I had a good time that summer,” but
what did you do, whom were you
with, what did you see? Bet a mil-
IIon that w(th nothing in your snap-
shot aibUm to show for it. you will
remember scarcely anything of the
: details of that good time, and re-
gretfully wish you could,
Another reason for taking your
camera to the seashore is that where
the sea Is, with Us bright reflecting
w a t e r s , you have exceptional
chances for making fine pictures.
Q
The tradition that nearly ev
ery person in the world some
where had a double will soon
be
strikingly shown
on
the
,
.
mart
-r» p1cturf^ n“ w
being
,
"
nce “ Hero,
involves
**asl or Present screen stars
who had to be •’doubled."
A-
mong them you will see play-
ers who are quite perfect “twins"
of Afae West. Charlie Chaplin,
Claudette Colbert, Irene Dunne,
^ . C. Fields, Eddie Cantor, Har
old
Uoyd,
Victor McLaglen.
Clark Gable. Bing Crosby and
others. Richard Dix, who is the !
win also got a big ua .ci.
star, plays himself.
Usually by thn sea even on cloudy
days you hav^ more light to work
with than inland. The extra light
gives you opportunity to “stop
down" (use a smaller lens opening)
and thereby obtain sharp, clear-cut
details.
Also there Is no better place for
Interesting action pictures than a
summer seaside resort, considering
the many varieties of speed and
motion that are In evidence— from
sea snails to sea planes, not forget
ting the high diving sea nymphs.
In fact, except for the beach itself
and the hotels, c o t t a g e s and
wharves, everything seems to be In
motion. Of course, if you want close-
ups of fast action you should be
equipped with a fast camera, but
don't forget that splendid work with
many seaside scenes is done with an
inexpensive fixed focus camera. If it
is rapid motion such as an approach-
ing motorboat, shoot from an angle
at a distance of 75 to 100 feet and
usually you get It without blur. Then
hare an enlargement made when
you get home.
John van Guilder.
as
free
ance player^
gave
its preview-
audience a
fast
succession of laughs last week.
In one scene the workings of a
guilty conscience on the part of
Erwin and his "Dad" Jed Prouty.
done to perfection. They wash
anrt wi,»»
X
X . J 0 ,1 ™ u ,P at! r* !* at:
talking hehlnrt ih S t ” i °
Ma
Z » .n d
H U
vaokS abOUt
Itu ha, iunrt
rtbUI
WhiCh
kejt Secret
*
’" “ 'l’08«“ »'
“ No, make tl a million!"
And ao it|> In the titilli onice
( building overlooking I «ko Mich*
I ’mu. that slimmer day In Chi
cago the head of the in il ling
j concern laid in a million bush
els of oats to bn milled Into
! brenfust food for you. The muu
from outside who sat by o|iciird
; » .
Ills ayes. A million bushels at
one time! A hlg buy this seemed
Inin
( A bo ve )—"Gon# With th* Wind** . . Wad.'
ilmun »«dly lurvoyi ihr drhrlB, »fier ht«
Hut you must have the whole
cok>»»«| match »Uik had culluj»*«a
story. It runs hack to the wld-
o» who gave the mile. You re
call Hie lime the l»>rd walked
in the temide there lu Jerusa
lem. during His days here on
earth. He saw the rich casting
• their gifts into the treasury and
: alno u poor widow cual lug In i
I
! tulles. And He said
Of a truth
1 say unto you. Dial this poor
J -
willow hath cast hi more than
1 III ‘ \ all.
For all 1 hvse have
5 o t a
Match Stacker, or n
"G
casi
In
of
their
abundance to
Match Buddy?" . , . Wutle
| 'he offerings of God Hut she of
Ilrowu o f lialtlmore, Amer«
Utt’a
cham pion
ntatih«
Cup ChjtlanQar
M S . inalili,
her poverty hath cast in all tho
stacker, drop* match No.
wealthy llrlltxhar and hl» wit» aboard Ku
llviiiM lhai she Imd "
Nothing
¡7.713 on thr towering match
rt, avour II. challenger for ihr America's
rdlrti'e butit on top o f a
Cup, on s (rial sali oft Newport.
left for llm next m«-al, you see.
wh iske y
bottle.
No.
13
proved a Jinx, however.
Ho the widow gave her all
—
X ^ — - »
and we get to tbe bottom of this
whole question of how much to
give. We learn whnt cheers (he
heart of the Lini. It Is not how
much we put In.
It Is ln»w
much we have left.
By this
1 the All S«>eing
Eye
nieusures
I our zeal and eagerness to put
| through the program He left in
our hands. Nothing held hark;
all for Him
This man, head of the milling
concern, bus not only been giv
Ing large sums to set Christ as
Saviour und laird before the un
saved of all lauds, but this also
.World's Hasvywa-oht Cham
you Christian daddies listen
pion
.
.
.
Joe
Louis
»mil--«I
International
Raca
.
Mu»».-lini
has
a
(ruttar
ho'»
going
to
j
»ho smllo of victory, aftrrl
rae» hero. Muxclrlona voraus Oroyhuund. II will I,«- tho Dr»! Inter-
Under the exnnv|de of his godly
mocking out Braddo.k In '
national match ia< o In tho history of American trolllnr Uroyhouml'a
and consistent life, his only son.
Ameritan record haau't oven been approached lu the las'- it« )w iv
I»« «CAI»
«t.Ç'làU»dÿ;
long slnre enlisted for
whole
,
life servire under the banner of
|
weather
greater the Cross We are to give, no
i to overeat in hot weather. Heavy to some extent by cooking. I'tio the summer
care
should
be
taken
with
the grudgingly nor of necreslty for
meals during hot
weather arc diet in hot weather should con-
j cot only unnecessary but ure ac- sist chiefly of fruits, salad».I keeping and pre(«ration of food. the txiril loveth a cheerful giv
all
| tually harmful.
Nature wisely and vegetables. Drink plenty of » ------------------------------------------------ SR er. "God la able lo make
grarr
nhotiud
toward
yvni
that
you
¡provides fresh fruits and crisp ' coo| water; cool water Is pruf-
| Real Estate Transfers
vegetables for the summer seas-! erablo to Ice water. There is n - ----------------------------------------------- n ; always having all sufficiency in
all things may abound In'every
on.
inn
satisfactory
aubatltute for
Multnomah Insc. Agency to M good work.”
Re n rhnnfirl of
Milk is one of the most val- I wa*er'
Hum et ux. Part I sit 15, NIchoL blessing and see the Great* Hand
uable protein foods and should I "'ear loose.
light
rlotlung Add Garden Home.
refill your pocket.
be used in the summertime to ' Protect the head from the ill-
Emory T. Mu quin e: ox to
take the place of the meats ¿a rect rays of the sun. Take sun Robert H. Gibbs. *. ux Part of
a chiew source of pr-.-teln. With baths cautiously—when overdone See 15 TIS R1W.
Riaverti«. Oregon.
Pd. adv.
our modern methods of keep- Ihe
sun's rays may do
much
Ernest Cobb et ux to Geo H
j ing milk in sterilized bottles and harm. Cool tepid baths are more N'endel et ux, loots Id, || 10.
tightly
rapped
you
can ob- comforting than Ire cold
ones, 5. 4, 3, Westview.
lain a
pasteurized nutritive food In no season of the year
is
M. O. Steel et ux lo James F.
, (n „ rartK.aIly all public eating cleanliness more essential
than GouM, et ux. Ihirt of Sec 31
.
during Ihe hot months
T2S RIW
p ace*' rhere ls no
more re
Summer digestive disturbances
Emma A. W««ver to William
fr‘’s*linK and valuable food than
milk properly produced and dls- are freqiienrly due to rontamin- Byron Houston. Part of Sec 32
During T2S R1\V.
to u ted . Ice cream Is a health ated fields and drink.
\
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woodworking shop
has
The SChool vacation season au-
. n isc osed as having produc- nually brings to Hollywood a
e a arge number of
Holly dribble of students from all o-
woods outstanding screen stor
ver the country hopeful of crash-
If
s*K>P 8 ihe hobby and * ing the movies.
there-
1
” Timely,
*
*'
„ e
ea ^act0IT of Paul Gerald fore, was a factual statment of
mlt ; one
llle screen’s most, the Hollywood Chamber of Corn-
prolific writers. He has auth- f nerce this week. It
reported
f"l *uromer dish and should be
ored such Broadway hits as 1
that for the past film produc
,18ed in «*• 8'"H’ler form, avoid-
of Ziegfield’s “Pollies,'’ "Green
in*
thi(k
oversweet•
tion year the 12,000 movie ex
wich Village Follies,’’ ana late
ened mixtures of a questionable
tras and bit players listed at
ly completed
three
important
I character.
Central casting Bureau bad an
screen plays. Popular Charlie Rus-
~ “
The green
lealy
vegetables
average
of
ONLY
TWENTY-ONE
gles was starred in his “Turn
p r in t in g iih - h e k
are
rich
in
vitamins
and
should
DAYS
work
apiece.
That
should
Off the Moon.”
With rising costs printing, too be uaed m,,re extensively dur
be
warning
enough
to
any
hope
Building tables and chests in
Is going up. Paper, ink. type inK Lt,e 8U,I" n*'' season.
Gree
my shop,” Smith explained "is a ful against making the long trek
and presses are on the up
vegetables—spinach, chard.
le-.
manual occupation which lends west in search of work.
Taxes,
labor,
unemploymen’
luce'
8trin£
beans
are
aLo
to fanciful thinking.
While I
. ’I-
i.< ii IT 'I • *-1 i
A big party at the oea
8.-U-1 and old **e insurance, and the il rlrh. w>urce ,,f ,ron and ,,ralth
am contentedly whittling away
urday night was staged in a huge hundred and one things that en-
en- ,'R!'entials. These
essentials are
on inlaid woodwork some of my
STUDIO BARBES SHOP
the
Beaverton Barber Shop
cinema ,er 'nto '^ e manufacture of the apt to be too low unless
best ideas pop into life. Eveiy circus tent, with th?
diet
contains
plenty
of
vegetables,
•
E. I). Van METER, Prop
guests
all
in
various
kinds
of
Printed
product,
are
boosting
creative man should have some
C. J. HTKVKNH, PBOtttrCTOH
Heniy F.-nda '■°*ts.
lettuce, when green is panic -
sort of hobby which takes him circus costumes.
ONE HUNDRED PER CENT
Smart business men are buy- larly rich in vitamin A. There
into the solitude of either the was the most disguised clown.
forebeiut; ' i j ing
printing wen
well in ad - 1 is no harmful limit to vitam'ii
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
outdoors or a shop
where he I A . heavily
^uoauwrs
:
• built
............ up
.
" their loioung
UNION SHOP
; A. It is wise to eat plentifully
has peace and quiet in w-hich t o 1 red' f' lllt>,,UK n,,;' '
a,**, !I- hd nz vance of a rising market.
v , rpH
A i v made
mtiHo him
iinlfnriu-n l
/,
red \
wig
him unknown
1 of these green foods for il»e
think."
Smarter business men are us-
j to trt>»t ot his friends.
| «inly «>ther rich sources of vi-
in£ more and better printing to
er«*a:n,
Jeanette MacDonald who w u iL ,<aror l>,m,M,rd an'
t iar;e corral a larger share of the in- i tamins are whole milk,
W . B. P R fW
j butter and liver.
making “Firefly” did not come ? “ '* T
,
i* " X*
* rreased business that Is no long
As thirst
quenchers in
tho
through a big living room do-r ? y . ° U/ !
,bt‘ .. 8a:,,e
,an pr around the rtorner
UNDERTAKER AND EMBAl.MER
in the regal manner wanted bv !’ “a'le ( laud<?,te ‘ '’ Ihe-
" A , ia^
The cheapest item In the bus j sUn,n,er time there Is usually a
■
Great Newspaper af th<
?
desire
for
something
stronger
I>irector Robert
I^onard
the ’ Indian princess costume. Pal G
iness man's budget is still good
a
Northwest
m
Grange
Building
Beaverton
than water.
There is nothin v
other day. He suggested tha' 1 Brien' also a cl,jwn in w'i,ite printing.
■
AHTHI U MUI.IIOLI.AND
■
that can lake the place of fresh
to fit her role and entry she tight8' wore a Jimmy durante
■
«
fruit juices
such
as
orang
I
Auto Routs and Agency g
could come sweeping
through *chnolzle- wilich he fiIlally took
t SI M.WER HILT
lemon or lime. Their acid flavor
«
Beaverton
Orsfcoa ■
Not only the crew but Director ott and K,uck in a 1,08,1 of Ral‘
■
For Infurmatlua regarding.. ■
In the summer time when tho If not destroyed by too mudi
Leonard had to laugh when the ad'
Best laugh was on
famous temperature
• .. s«*rvlce «»f subscription,
■
singing star did just that
reaches above go j sugar is entirely satisfactory. All
OPTOMETRY
■
Phone Beaverton 7303
®
ing her way in with a big broom. columnist Walter Wine hell. With and there is considerable humid- fruit juices also add greatly to
Glasses, Fitted or Repaired
J Residence and office:
a
400 notables as guests
and all ily- over enthusiasm flr>r. every- the vitamin r
content of the
Our Hpecialty
■ Corner, Second and linll
■
kinds
of
fun
to
make
hot
copy.
I
th‘ng
melts
away
likewise
ones
diet.
Vitamin
r
is
not
found
Several hundred sightseers ga
UR. A. E. WILSON
thered outside the Hollywood Le Winchell didn’t have a pencil. I ippetite. This is a signal not widely in food and is lessened
gion Stadium a few weeks ag • I
— -»■ -
to glimpse the stars arriving at | Ijew Ayres, who has not click- |
the Screen Actor's Guild stnke ed heavily since “All Quiet on
meeting.
There was not much lhe Western Front,“ at least is
excitement as
anticipated, but koing to be in a
position to
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plenty of thrills for the crowds look down on Hollywood when
‘'TUFFY NNtCrtNlS'
RM' HE CRNT Y CRN y&tfvr^
GrEE.'
iVv
IT/ HE WAS
OLD MPiM IS
who get them out of seeing a he retires. He has just purch
5 HOVI UP
AN' HE SANS
BV4FUL
THE BESTEST
star close up. While I stood <t- ased the top of Ixokout Motín*
1 VERY SICK
H)S POP
TO
OUR
SORRY fO
CHAIRMAN
round getting
information on ain. a noted sightseeing spot in
TUBBY
A\NT GOtN’
CLUB
HERR THAT
V1HKT
what would probably result Iron, the Hollywood mountains from
R E T IN S
HEAVEN
YUCKY
EVER
the meeting I noted Andy Clyde, which one can see a thrilling
ANYMORE
Hedda Hopper, Walter Connolly panorama of Los Angeles. Holly
and his wife, Nedda Harrigan. wood and Beverly Hills.
It's
Regis Toomey, Conrad
Nagel, an especially inspiring sight a)
Frederic March and wife, Sally night, with millions of lights of
Eilers and the Jimmy Gleasons many colors flashg like a sea
and i»eo Carrillo thread
their of diamonds.
way in.
The purchase is proof
also
Of them all Carrillo was the that Ayres, both director and
most affable to press photogra actor, has hung onto enough of
phers who were trying to catch his earnings to safeguard hi:*
flashlight pictures. He not on future.
g r-
ly strolled in. but
stopped a»
the door to turn and pose for
“Small Town Boy,” Stu
Er
them. He's terrifically popular win's first starring picture since
offstage as well as on. Stu Er- he recently went out on his o*n
Business Places ToPatronise;
Or. Mila* |
N kXVU fl '
IN BEAVERTON
S
“MICKY” AND HIS GANG
7
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■ays
Miaa Gltvar
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splendid results that abe am is
ua an enthusiastic letter.
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If you lie atonic«
ue,
Uart at sudden
May
easily, are cranky, hint amd
Rdpety, your uent«« mm
probably out ef order,
ttfuiet and relax them with tM
nune medicine that "did tbs
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