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FRIDAY, THE JANUARY 14. BEAVERTON REVIEW Entered u aeaond-class matter December >, 1922, at the poatof- flee at Beavarton, Oregon, under the act of March 8. 1879. ISSUED EVERY BEAVERTON, » 193S FRIDAY AT OREGON J. H. T O J R % >...................EDITOR M ItM RU*TIOJi KATES Far year (in advance) . . . . 81.09 Not In advance ..................... 1.60 condemnatory. With one breath his ch ic / spokesmen rant against business with the next comes a breeze from the precedent jm » i portiii-.» to be conciliatory, at the same time he does not let up on a single one of his old time Ideas which steadily become more e\ idently abominable to those with eyes and reasoning power» back of those eyes. Blind bats, hire l:ngs, and "rubber stamps’’ of course will support him. f i ------------------------------------------------ ■ H e r e ’s H o lly w o o d | ® ---------------------------------------------- w I at st week 1 wrote you about URA L Y R E S that “ soft eyd” cow they were OW N COLUM N --------------------------------fi hunting (or to put in u movie sa - A few months ago Roosevelt Wall 1 found out she plays the proui.sed us he expected to have cow that kicks over a lantern Die budget balanced about next and set a big city afire quite a while hack. summer. Weil those prop boys were Now as usual the ts in the smart enough to bring the cow distant future, and the deficit is to be greater for the coming to the studio early before many The cow year than ever. This after eight folks were around. came along gentle like cause years of deficits and hard times, superinduced in the first place one o f these stages where they by the spend thrift disposition make movies is just like a V barn anyway And inside of it of the same fellows, now a charg of the "raw deal,” voting expen they had built a kind of ram ditures over Hoover's vetoes. shackle lean-to that didn’t have During the last five of these any paint something like a Yer wood<hed only they had years the present administration mont .ith its brain storm trust has left one side o f it off so the been in complete control o f a’ l camera could shoot It branches of the law making Well the camera crow started powers, and had almost no op nsov ng up them- camera an < position. This gave such oppor shouting for some other fellow tunity to bring about recovery »leciricians. they was to move never previously enjoyed. Besides a little light here and another billions upon billions of the one there and pretty soon 1 people’s money have been poured see the cow was gittinr kind in to prime the pump, and the of nervous. Then the director, depression is getting worse; un a k nd o f fat feller with a employment growing; starvation boomin voice like old George facing a tremendous number. If Towns when he was drunk, he there are evils, why has not the came on the set and looked over administration corrected them “he cow and the shed and every that administration is not com posed of imbeciles or ignoram- thing and giving a lot o f or ders The leading lady hadn’t ouses who do not know enoug come down yet. They said she to run anything in a govern mental line. But what can bd was getting made up to look expected from one who never 1 ke an old Irishwoman who’s hard trying to knew enough to conduct a suc had to work raise a pack o f young ’ tins in cessful business of his own. a hie city. Well from what I’ ve Why do we have this "reces sion” depression. If it is caused seen I ecess folks get to look by big business (which it t* old and worn out quicker in the not) why has an unhampered city than they do back in Geshen Well sir while the director was government done nothing to curb there behind the cow- the big business, besides keeping : standing all kinds of business, big and arguing with another feller a- little in hot water because of b«>ut the lights that cow let go manipulations a n d threatened with some o f *he alfalfv tha: manipulations? Such a govern had run through her kind o* And say that was some ment better get out and let one loose in that can do svmiething besides ; thing they hadn’t figured on spend, swagger and bluster while having in their movie. The dir we plunge on toward the verge i ector jumped hack quick’ s he of ruin. could and yelled for a prop boy Yes Roosevelt was * fellin' etn” i come running and he see what how bad things are. not seeming had happened so he sends another to realize that the abominable feller for a wheelbarrow- and a And conditions he named was self dungfork to clean it up f i P ■ ___' 1 11J 1 you kn >w of all things I hea d that director fretting round wanting to know if there wasn’t some way they rould stop the cow acting that way Anyway • By D o n H e r o ld the prop hoy Just staid there with his ’wheelbarrow waiting Next llto director thought he better have one of his u scsta ir- try milking the cow to see ‘ f she would stand still. Well the assistant picked up the milking stool and a bucket and kind of eased iu beside her and telling her to "whoa b ossy.” ' And with that the director Just laughed right out and Teller, “ what do you ihink you’re fo o te r c id d id m ,. talking to a horse? You don't say 'whoa' It’s So o~ ~o—o — vk‘ ! bossv ! ” Then the assistant feller he says “ that sounds like you’re ' to a hog sounds like talking ’sow b e lly .’ I think vou’re wrong sir. I’ve heard it said ’ whoa bosev ’ ’* AVell the director j 1 st spit fire and yelled for his script girl and she didn’t know either. So he tell< her to call up the We can read that 36,800 people Company. I mean to nuke you research place and have them have been killed by an earthquake in subject yourself momentarily to the find out q u ick . Now I don’t Ja|vut, and it doesn't make ns much ,willful process of imagining one ol know where they’d find tliat ol an impression on us as mashing our (hose 3(i.8t)0 or >>67,840 to lie yout but these mov -> men <eems like ow n linger in a screen door. own child can put their hands on the We read that 36,800 people were I hen multiply that wave of unguis! killed, and 007.840 injured m auto bv 36.800 or >>67,840. Every one ol confoundest things wly-ti they need them S> pretty soon the , mobile accident* last year, and il those bleak human units w as a precious isn’t so very impressive or depressive, bit of life to someone. W hat a mujen script c rl came over w ith *t because liny are (airly well scattered 1 national calamity our automobile toll ■all written down "S o - o — o and remote. Just a lot o( people wv I. when we consider it in this light! don’t care about. bos.sy ” Why try to get home a half hout There is nothing much in such sooner on Sunday night, whv attempt So the director kind of crowed figure* to stir us emotionally to tear to add IS mile* to your day’s trip, over h's assistant, hut it wasn’t or caution or to a resolution to drive why go 70 or 60 miles an hour, just for for long. The assistant edged !n w ith exceeding care, ourselves. I the lun of it, when you should t>e N iture, darn her. blesses and curs, doing 50 or 40 when the gamble is aga'n saying “ s o -o— o bossy.. us with a feeling that WK arc going with life as precious as the life of that « - o — o —o bossy.” and sets to lie exceptions. It takes an unusu youngster in your own lurk neat or down on his stool but instead of ally intelligent man to read statistics j that somebody else’* youngster chas getting the bucket ’tween hi? and say: “ I’m just as liable to trouble ing a rubber lull into the street, or kneos he sets it In the straw as one of these 967,840. I’d better c\ en the life of j fairly cheap adult ? watch out. or I’ll be a statistic, my When you read these accident right under her bag W ell soon's self. some day.” statistics, remember you are not he crabbed a couple o f teats sl-.e I mean to make you cringe 1 mean trading of toothpicks or matches. up and lifted one foot, plunked to make you hurt a little when you ! you’re reading of 36.800 tinu-s your it rrrfci in that bucket and then read then* automobile accident figures, own little Hill or Mary or John or issued by The Travelers Insurance ! Anna. slammed it straight hack into that fat director’ « bellv Sav you should o f heard him grunt I Hunters Hag I II, Only I i could of near died laughing hut door to stai ter chaw I’d probably cot run o ff the set didn't see 18 g al! rt ¿s cha «rin, elk killed di.r- The number that n igli’ be igoing the director wa« so mad. But. Guess sca on w 11 up- g the recer. I seen the fellers heh nd the little too lar fo an a ctress. parently corri -isind very clos. ly enme’-a grinning and hanging Deg gutted f ttìi > »in' on themselves like they was fit long 1letter and I a Uö't « done with lo liuti of thè two pievious ycurs tu recent eatltnatea. a c c o rd in g to bust th s movie cow vet but I'll have T h e f g tire for 1937 is piaceri at TAien -he director yelled 1 » finish It next time. s o m e th in g n e\cesa of giti,' a* n- “ clear the *et ret ever>*one off lo v e to all the folks and say gainst 547 tu 1936 «ad 69J in tha* don’t work in this scene ” howdy to Margie 1 il.ir . Ah tit 550 of thè anima’'! So a lot nf r« kind of moved Front Jack lla.dy ha i lies-n rc 1 nrlcd k lieti un thè t-ark hack 1 Ve we was leav'ne ■il. hul all last days of the T'lif \ i» knpv Vi(* w!»..’ lu^t mad Cold weather has airead) vit huntern had not yet cheek ted out. íTpítir'r bit wirb *ba* b»’/*-- ited inany Oregon 1icaîites. ami Choi kin« ut. i r. i report that o ifï tboTi wo bp load in* colder weather may be ou the larg e i î ■ ip» ; ir n o f the animali 1 n H V ÎY1 ;»n old «rav vrnrmpr w ay. Driving saf* ly in cobi kille<) h IV e t>*'4 n mature i bulla, tohaern ipipp U'wn with tbn âpellü on :ndh•ntm j ttint t ; V punt sea i u <l«-i>tinds prncipally f r- ■ »a t nnd irrav ha!r ••M «trinrv proper has not •h plot« il the a nluialt,. preiwtation. w hielt in round b e r p .n rs so t’ ’ -,t • e-id dudes chains and some mean, Or thè coc.trary It appeurs that of a fruivo sr*rfe, lo k°d of keeping the windshield clear. thè animala bave incriared dur to tne Jl1«t like .Id M. 1 MtizrVs according to Secretary of State ile thè pitsl finir ycurs li spile of tlu open seaaon. ■vlfe when she come out the Earl Snell. SNAPSHOT CUIL 1 - MINUTE SAFETY T ' ? S /% o ß o o \ people were 'killed in , Picturing Children Indoors rjun iJbf Jus': lot Oc Sirangersj Don’t Bo A Statistic Floodlight from almost directly overhead mski s . ,e child’s figure »land out against a background of rich shadow. The picture was anapptd when the subject had forgotten there was a camera near. | 1 ; ■ tha proper place and time for pictur ing children, and once thla was truo. Before the advent of faat flints uud electric light bulb* especially de signed for amateur photography, daytime wa* the only time snap- ehootera could work. Today that I* no longer the case. Nowadays, pleasing child pictures may be taken lualdo the home either by day or night, and more amateurs are taking them. This 1* partly ho- cause the home provides an Ideal set ting for pictures one wauts to keep, and partly because the photographer can control his light to make ptc- turoa more Interesting. The modern large-sized amateur flood bulbs are so powerful that the camera worker can put two of them lu reflectors three to four feet from hi* subject, and tako anapahots, as ho would outdoor«, with an ordinary box camera. The camera Is. of course, loaded with auperseuiltlve dim and Its lena aet at tho largest opening. Other cameras can ho used at 1/25 second shutter speed anil f.8 or M I lens opening. Ability to tako anapahote like this Is a great help In obtaining natural, unpoaud child pictures. It Is no long er necessary to take "time“ ex posures or to tell the child to “ hold very etill." Now his toys can he Disced In the circle of light cast by |H A ZELD A LE NEWS) MICKY” AND HIS GANG It) By Sam Iger the flood bulbs, anil as soon as ln> Is absorbed In them, and uncon scious of Iho camera snap goea the ahutter and the picture Is made! There Is a variety of lighting ar- rangemenla one can uan on child pic tures. For a cheerful, Joyuua effect, everything In the picture should bo light In tone, and there should bd even Illumination, with no deep shadows. However, when a dramatic effect Is desired. Illumination can ho restricted to the child’s face amt hair, with everything else In deep shadow. This tends to give the Ini- presston of a very small child In a very large room; sometimes an ef fect of loneliness which la more ap pealing Ihan If the picture were bright and carefree. Heauttful "high key” effects rati be obtained with tho child on a win dow seat where daylight diffuse* through the curtains, and bright floodlight Inside so that there are mi dark areas or masses of shadow. The chlld'a clothing should he light In color. Giiml hulattclng of light w ill give a picture that Is almost alt white anil lighter tones of gray, w ith just enotiKh shadow here and there for accents. “ Backlighting,” ns from the window, can also he obtained with artificial light, a bulb being placed behind tho child an that the hair becomes a bright, silky halo. Start today to keep a picture diary of your children. John van Guilder. usually think of out P ARENTS door* uto! sunny summer days aa Mrs J. Imluh tit honor of the wedding Ai.niver •ary of Mr. and Mrs. Kdd.e , Merger. .Mrs. SuiuDlrom and Mr. Joues received high score at the ".gg)” card purty Saturday evening. M 's AI Jelderks and Mr Suud- trott won second place. Mrs Al Jelderks ha« a blue bearded iris in bloom. It is one of several stinks of built Mr. and Mrs. It Hruo„ from Mlneola, Texas are xpcn'IlR? the winter with Mr unt! Mrs. Hert Doughty. Mrs. Brawn nnd Mr*. Doughty are sisters. Two moving pictures were shown Just week by It I’ rlltu man to the pupils f tho rchool. One was “ The Pendleton Hound Up." the other “ Scenic Views ol . Switzerland “ i M -. and Mrs. I‘ rank Barker from Washington wore gnosis for several days thin week at tin home of Mr. anil Mr*. Hruno Santoro. Ulr and Mrs. Mux Merger drove to Bonneville Sunday to gee uhout sonic property which they own near there. The tegular meeting of thu | /iomnmnrty Club will he ne.d Friday evening (tonight). 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