F R ID A Y ,
TME
NOVEMBER
B E A VER T O N
î«,
1937
R E V I E W , t> he . l a n i 'i ihr ut ron it «entrai
Entered a* se«nnd-cUts matter
December 9, 1922, at th » pcratof-
ftce U UcaverUnt, O regn i, uudor
the act of March 8. 1879.
I S S I T I ' KV KR Y
BEAVKRTO N,
F R ID A Y A T
OREGON
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I RA L Y R E ’S
OW N COLI MN
ir.rd uovomiiu-nt ; ¡nul the father»
o f i ho present congressmen -aid
down their lives fo r that very
(hint; in the Into Civil W ar. How
could those brave soldiers kec,»
from turning over in ih eir craves,
if they
knew their sons were
being bsl around with fines in
their noses, by a Northerner who
poses
as a democrat, but who
has gone so far beyond the Ham
iltoninu Idea that even the North
would have repudiated it at the
time o f the Civil War
Has the Congress changed its
attitude.
W ell hardly.
At the
last session it was only by the
shrewdest kind of hard, prolonged
fight that the most rabid o f all
Wilds o f vicious legislation, the
Supreme Court bill was defeated
By Republicans aided by a mir
o r ty o f the democrats who had
finally been awakened by a jolt
that was alomst enough to make
rocks speak out in protest. Have
a m ajority of the present cong
ressmen
changed their
rubber
stamp disposition. May be you
fellows have done so, but there
are plenty who do not believe
you.
CRA L Y R E .
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Your Home
CO N STK U CTIO N^FQ D IPM INT
HI M O D E L I N G
Steal House Insurance
In the completely finished house
the framework— the studs mud joists,
the plates .¡ad sills—Is not visible
anywhere But everything that ia
visible Is fastened to the framing
and dependent upon It for good
behavior. Unless the framework
does its job properly, floors sag.
walls crack, windows and doors
stick, and even roofs may leak as a
result of damaged flashings.
There is only one sort of framing
that can be wholly depended upon
to do Its work properly and so keep
the rest of the house in good condi
tion. That is open-web steel fram
ing. Welded together by the electric
»re. its studs and joists aud rafters
form a continuous steel structure so
strong, rigid and durable that what
ever is fasteued to it stays exactly
as it is placed. Moreover, the steel
framework is fireproof and vermin
proof.
That is why open-web steel fram
ing. which can lie cut and fastened
at the construction site as easily as
timber, is comiug more and more
into use. Its cost is moderate and
Us weight, owing to the open-web
construction, is not much greater
than that of wood. Any form of ex-
terior wall and any sort of flooring
and roofing can easily be attached
to i t And of course it forms the
essential base for the completely
fireproof house.
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Many
years ago
Cra l<yre
talked v.ith a man bom in a
foreign land, but who came over
here early in life, even married
a wife who was not a native of
the same land he was at all.
Swan was a good business man
•with good judgement as a rule
but occasionally got his English
a little bit mixed. The talk men
tioned took place a fter Iow a had
put a dry law on the statute
hooks He said. " I don't like the
law but I ’ll compete with it.
He meant com ply; but probably |
Here’s Hollywood
compete came nearer being what | ^ — — __
v i
he d id .
loiter on. w hen
the
run
i
i : bs
state had again become wet. he
Everyone who has thrilled to
argued
in favor o f drinking;
the strong stories o f the North
and declared to another man with
west and the Alaskan gold rush
whom he was associated in bus
will relive those thrills in new
lness. that he could take it or
and greater measure when see
leave at alone, and would teach
ing “ The B a rrie r.” This stirring
his boys to do so.
Repeatedly
Rex Beach story has all its own
they argued the question, but of original virility on the screen.
course, to no effect. The other But of more interest, it is back
old him "Apparently you can do ! <rounded upon luaj,<stic outdoor
this.
and gwierall>
you take I scenerv such as 1 cannot recall
your
toddy but once a day
I set, irtJ on the sor<H.n in reccnt
have
really never seen you drunk | vears
w lth
ljeo , a riu0> j,,aI1
V -
but your boys are not just
like ; Parker
Jimniy
K lllsl,n
OUo
you.
Their mother is of a more Kri!!.,,r and
Aody rly d e headma
nervous temperament than you. t a fin e 0a8t
. The Barrie r" is a
All of this means economy in the
and they have as much o f
her , lift», love and laughior
nrrillo
hlood as yours. 1 ou are making j ,>f course
is always a draw and long run. Depreciation and main
tenance costs are reduced to the
a mistake
. Andv rly d e as the eccentric gold
minimum in a steel framed house,
Years later, this man. at pro
prospector gives
delicious c>nt
especially if what may be called the
sent Irving in Oregon, was back ‘ edy characterization,
steel motif is carried out by the use
i floors,
in Iowa on a visit, and after a ! ‘ Portia on T ria l” is a fairly • o f metal lath, con :
and durable fireproof insulation, out
lurch.
and he was about
to tense picture o f a woman la w - '
side walls and roof. The resale
leve. Swan remarked. "No.
sit j ver who battles through
court
value of such a house remains high.
down
I have
something
to fo r the love o f her son
It ha.-
The man who has a steel framed
say to you. Austin, do you re- a blond of pathos, comedy, and
house has a lot of insurance against
member how we used to argue drama that results in excellent | bousing troubles.
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about ^ drinking or letting It a- though not lavish entertainment j
pocket that stops the steam In Its
effort to teach the radiator. When
the steam pressure becomes strong
enough It Mows this water out of
the way, with a hammer like shock
to the pipes.
In the otic pipe steam heating
system, steam flows through the top
of the pipes to the radiators as
water flows along I heir bottoms
back to the holler. Hence ail pipes
must slant from the radiators to
i l ji,i
(he holler. Remember this
principle, and you can probably rout
the invisible pipe pounder.
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Waterproofing a cellar. If thera
is any danger of Its being wet. Is
almost as necessary as wuterproof-
tug a roof.
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odds with the style of your future
neighbors’ houses. It you do. your
house will add nothing to the attrac
tiveness of tbo neighborhood and Us
resale value will l>e seriously in
jured. Second, don't choose a style
that is alien to your part of the
couutry. A Spanish style suitable
for Cuba. Mexico or southern Cali-
No Dungeon Laundries!
forma isn’t suitable for New Eng
Every housewife would like to
land.
have a laundry. If you are planning
one for your new borne, or are think
ing of moderntilng your old home
to Include one. don’t ho misled by
a popular Idea that the laundry
should lie in the basement. It la
much tauter to have It on the first
floor, adjacent to the kitchen. In
every way it is handler there aud
modern laundry equipment ntakea
tt unnecessary to put It in the base
Within the limitations of these ment to rid the first Itoor of steam
rules there is no reasou why you and odor.
But If. for architectural reasons,
shouldn’t please yourself. But, you
may say. you have your heart set it must go in the basement, see that
on a particular style and you mean it is as dry. sunny and well-venti
to have it whether or not you vio lated as po-slblr. It should have
late the rules. Well, perhups you plenty of electric light. It should
can find a site for it where there have light colored walls amt a
are others of that style. Or— It I cheerful linoleum or tile floor. It
must be- frank—you can probably the masonry walls and floor of the
put it where you want to anyhow, basement are Inclined to be damp,
because most American neighbor thut defect should be overcome. A
hoods are architectural jumbles and coating of hird cement plaster with
one more oddity in the lot won’t waterproof paint on It may do for
matter. Still, the rules are good the walls. Rubber or asphalt tiles
on the floor may be the thing to In
rules.
sure a dry floor.
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The Invisible Pipe-Pounder
Does your steam heating system .
harbor an invisible pipe-pounder?
Does he -seem to assault the pipes
with a sledge hammer every now |
and then, as though he were trying |
to batter them to bits? And do you,
perhaps, consider the advistbility «
jumping out the window to escuj
the nerve racking uprour?
Before you do that, try the simple j The Idea is not to let the base
expedient of raising the radiator ment laundry become tho dank and
nearest the pounding. Put a little dreary .hole that basement laundries
block of wood a quarter or a half in old fashioned houses—even ex
inch thick under each of Us legs. pensive old fashioned houses— so
For in all probability the pounding olteii were. Although the h ou sew ife
is caused by the steam blowing may spend little of her time in the
water out of its way in the horizon laundry, there Is no reason why tt
tal pipe leading from the vertical should not lie a bright, cheerful and
supply pipe to the radiator. Such a healthful room. And It can be- made
pipe should not be exactly horizon so by the exercise of care aud fore
tal. but should slope from the radia thought.
tor to the vertical pipe to allow
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water, resulting from the condense,
There
Is
a
tendency
nowadays to
tion of steam in the radiator, to run
put us many bathrooms in a house
back to the boiler.
as there are bedrooms, but remem
ber you can’t put the unexpected
guest to sleep In a bathtub,
STEDMAN BROWN.
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Frieda Inescourt. Neil Hamilton.
Two Rules O n Style
“ Certainly I do.” replitd Aus- , and W alter Abel top the east. ;
A great deal of house planning is
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I and although they are not box - * done during the winter months.
Although building can be carried on
Well,
said Swan. "Y o u were office names, they provide a bet
all the year around now, spring is
right and I was wrcr.g. I have ter picture than "B ulldog Drum
still the time when most construc
three boys who can’t take it or ntond’s Revenge*' which has such
tion Is begun. Hence the winter
leave it alone at they please
stars as John Barrymore. E. K
months find many prospective home
They drink entirely too much, «'liv e and Reginald Denny. This
owners poring over plans.
and I regret to say it. they are one, also
just previewed is a
• Just a- word about the style of
practically
drunkards.
I felt ; poor vehicle indeed for such ui
: your new- house. That is. is it to be
Colonial, Cape Cod. modern or what?
Often, however, as a result of im
that it was only fair to you to 1 actor’
as Barrymore.
who is
There are two simple rules that proper installation or, more likely,
tell you
this ” A short time wasted in it. Further, an attempt
should enable you at least to nar the settling of a floor, the pipe will |
later Swan passed to the beyond to enliven it with comedy makes
row your choice. First, don’t choose slant in the wrong direction and
a saddened man.
the show even more disappoint-I
a style that will be glaringly at allow the formation of a water
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¡n g.
We hear it being stated that
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out of her
dressing
our
Congress is
no longer a
OX TH U SETS
old ar.d ingenious tricks is used she was
the ribber plastered its
"rubber stamp.’ ’ W ell, what is .
All
H ollyw ood is chuckling j
plastering
the
supposedly room
it?
It is true that there have over a b rie f announcement due sweating horse with thick suds walls with photographs of her
always been a few who ha"e ' to its
unintended
connection worked
up from harness soap. ex lover.
stood out and refused to g o a - with that
easy going
iVtreen, And it's that particular kind of
lang. but
even many o f these character M ae W est. Her cur-| soap because harness soap makes
The famous Hollywood Bowl is
have been voted out by people rent director. Eddie Sutherland. . a lather which stands up mucu being used for some scenes in
who prefer men there with a declared that as soon as he fin
longer than ordinary kinds, i f Dick
Pow ell's current picture.
fish worm instead o f real sand ishes the picture in which he you have « ver cleaned and o il With Rosemary lain«- he was sit-
and grit for a hack bone Even is now directing the wise crack
ed harnesses as l did in my t r.g in a front row box when
our own Mc.N'ary has been nearly ing zal he w ill take a trip a , early Vermont farm days— you’ll he said to her; " I t ’s grand in
spineless on occasions a plenty, round the world "because
I ’m know the difference.
the moi nligfat. ' And looking up
Wihen it comes to most of those bored with H o llyw o o d !”
at the
sky she replied: "Yes,
Southern democrats, one might
That excellent
actor W alter
On a Republic Pictures set an up there are the only stars in
say democratless fellow s except Huston, in a picture called "Ben
extra
girl
commented
about Hollywood which never fa d e !”
in name, how can a normal per- efits
Forgot.” has to make t leading
lady June I«m g
that
This
moonlight scene, lieing
son
have other than contempt heroic leap to stop a runaway "She had a model husband and film ed
in broad daylight,' re
for them. Jefferson was for a horse. For the sake o f realism now she wants another m odel!” minds
me o f a bit o f Holly
republic with democratic ideals; o f course
Jhe horse is in a
wood are which is Httle apprec
Hamilton for the same but with heavy lather, but not from run
And
cute little Sonja Heinie iated
St:rh night scenes can be
a much stronger centralized fed- ning. That could be called cruelty was thrown into a bad burn by ! and often are, mailt* in the day
eral government
The democrats to animals by the society which a prankster. It resulted from her time by th«- usy- o f filters on the
have always claimed to have fo l- keeps
an eagle eye on such romance with
Tyrone
Pow er camera lens. These are made of
lowed Jeffersonian
Ideals, and mattes. So one o f H ollyw ood's having publicly cooled.
While , various
materials,
such
as*
Answers to questions concern
ing articles in this department,
or about any housing probltm,
may be obtained by writing to
Stedman Brown, “ Your Home”
Features, C20 East 4£nd Street,
New York City. Please enclose
3c stamp for reply.
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M A K f TUP c o n n u n i \ b i g
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Enlarging enables you to vary your print size. When you get a good (hot
like this, have It enlarged
H l'M M K It Is about over and by now
you should have u drawer full of
prints— pictures of week-end outings
and the vacation tour, sunsets and
maybe seashores, the family's young
er generation lit suusults or bathing
suits, capering about the lawn spray
or digging furiously In a sand pile;
all sorts of pictures rlrh with
memories of a grand season.
The question now la— what are
you going to do about them? lad
them lie loose III the drawer where
nobody will see them? Or. will you
fix them up to be seen as pictures
should be?
The least you cun do Is mount
them In an ulhnm so they won't be
lost. And if you have some really
good ones, you might try your hand
at a "summer book," edited Just us
the modern picture magazines are.
Have you ever studied these maga
zines and wondered why their pages
are so Interesting? Have you wou*
dered why your own snapshots do
not have tho in n s snap and flash?
It's really very s im p le -a matter
of size as much as anything else.
When an art editor gels a picture
that la especially good, he trims It’
down to include Just the part he
wants. Then he has It enlarged nnd
"»plashes'' It over u whole ntagaxlno
page, maybe two pages. Other pic
Wende
Barrie, "w here
sound
»tag«-» have high roof* so the
tcuipt-rmeiiiul actor* and dir«)
tors
won't ‘hit th « celling' »•>
o fte n !”
I.inn
T u rk «)
lmlu»try
I vpumK
A L B A N Y — Th«- l.nn county tur
key industry siariiu g six years
ago with about in.Wk» turkeys, Is
tixhiy proilunaiig 125,OOn birds an
nually, according to county A-
getit F C. Mullet)
In IM fi and
the early months of 1Ü37. a to
tal of I o’! carloads of turkeys
slightly tinted gia»e. thin silk
gauze, a ini even fin«' wire. Jack
Marta, one of the most ingrn
tons cameramen, explained it to
me while he wits shooting "Man
hattan Merry (Jo Round.”
He
disclosed that he owned neurly
three hundred different kinds of w er« shipp<-<! to southern anil «'as
markets
by Linn county
filters, many o f which he designed tern
and made himself
F.lterM are packers, he »aid.
« ne o f the personal secret arts
o f cameramen and each Jealously
guards his own
As the res jl*
TAILORS
PA LA C E
tho
smart ratnermen can get
effect impossible to others, which Cleaners
causes a scramble by rivals to
learn the secret or try to dup -
For Prompt Service
I ¡cate th<- achi«-vement. Incident
Phono It Road way 1908
ally it was Cameraman
Marta
who a year ago was the first
to
photograph
successfully
a 1212 S. W Washijfton St.
c r< 1« of Indian bonfires at night
in full color.
tures, not as good, are used In
smaller size and tho big “ splash" pic
ture carries them along.
Start separating your pictures In
to related groups. One group, for In
stance, could bo tho buliy at thu
- nidpllc There Is (list grand shot of
him. Intent on pouring sand out of a
bucket half as big as ho Is, with tho
sun milking g golden halo about hla
head and hls little mouth pursed !u
utter concentration. Doii't keep It
small, for Iheu you cun barely sou
the details that uro so dear. "Splash”
It over a whole ulhum page. If you
don’ t do your own enlurglng. your
photofinish* r can do tho work for
you. Tin'll take your other pictures
of baby and sandpit« and arrangu
them Informally on tho opposite al
bum pug«.
With this method, you can produco
layouts that have th« real profes
sional touch. 11« hard boiled In your
editing. Don't bo ufruld to trim away
parts of a picture, t ’so four strips of
white card In planning tho “ trim "
and shift them ubout like a frame
over the picture until It Is limited to
Just th« part you want. Then have
Just that part enlarged. Nearly all
good picture* are better for such
trimming and It has brought many a
dull photograph to life.
Joint van Guilder
l»r) I mil Nttrser) I «Inhllskrd
l-A K K V IK W
— Ned Sherlock,
l!a.,t y ilc w oolgrow er. Is coop
erating
with County
Aip'iH
V.
\V Johnson in establishing a <lry
Lint] fm a i«' nursery on hls fnrm.
Heed for the trials will be fur-
nlahed through D
Smith ol
the bureau of plant Industry
ARE YOU ONLY A
THREE-QUARTER WIFE?
E N . tscaigw- they are men. ran
never unUrrsUuic! » th rw -
quarter wife » wife who Is all lovu
and Smd(«s«» lhiss* « s k i In a
month and a bell cat tbo roat o f
the time
IV o tuat'er how your track ache*
— bow yournerv«w «cream — «lou t
take It out on your husband.
For three general ions on « woman
lias told another bow to go "smit
ing through with l.ydta k Pink-
ham ■ Vegetsblo Compound It
hrl|m Nature tone up the system,
thus i ref iling the discomforts from
thr functional disorders which
women must endure In the three
ordeals o f Ufe
I. Turning from
girlhood to womanhood 2 Pre
paring for motherhood
3. A p
proaching "m iddle age "
Don't tie a thrtxi-quarter wife,
take I.Y D IA K P IN K IIA M 'S
V K tiS T A B L E C O M P O U N D aud
G o "fimUing Through,”
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Portland, Oregon
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