FRIDAY.
JANUARY
21,
U*M\t>r*on Review
1938
ae Ur* without doing anything I 6 T2N R5W
H. S
Unidon et ux lo II
unlawful. <>r eo awful l>ud eltb
6!» .«> aerea
Il
ItuiT.ea et ux
er.
Copyright,
tillered u M tu o d -d iH matter
Svc
14 T2N R4W.
December I, 1932, at tbs poatof-
Mary
Born
to
Skyline
lattui
Co.
t
lu one
place in which
Era
Ace at Beaverton, Oregv®, under
21 I2N
S im
I
Pictures in the l.ookiiiK-GIriSJ
Lyre lived tand this is no lie) W aldorf KWt* o( Set
the act ot March 8. 1879.
it seemed that the principal o c - K2W
Co to K ■ J .
Title ami Trust Co
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY AT cupatou
of the
uioat of the
T raci 115
Hotuo
BEAVERTON. OREGON
people when they were not strug tVwltnshawr,
. . . 6 ffO « C
gling (or their daily bread; and S lop e.
J. H. HULfTrt'...................EDITOR
THtrss IN AIA.
« ä s k i 'i ä ?
Tow n of Uoaverlou to George
they had plenty of Jobs th v
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TIMt wie N t N f.« h
H a d a h AD oum E m I
Henry Wood et ux. l’ art Blk 1
could
be
had
to
add
to
their
ax
81 B S lU im O N KAIES
---- NOT O M t C 8 0 5 3 » « « 0
Beaverion
Per year (in advance) . . . $1.00 ricultural or other activttes was
C. L. Mocroft et ux lo J. A.
own community
Not in advauce ..................... 1.60 knocking their
Uectui
al u
Nw 11 **t BRI1 *
and region of country. Oh yea
they were troubled
somewhat and Un 3 Sec 3 T1S U4W.
Owen et ux to D.
-a with frosts out instead of adjust 1 tu J. hm WVylan
M
UH 65 Jrd A dd. Boni
ing hemselves accordingly am'
URA LYRE S
J'ark.
adapting themselves
and the
OWN COLUMN
Herbert li
Fa ber et al to T .
i work to the situation they growled
Mortgoge
Co. Traci
4 Kchu
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and grunted till strangers would
iteiglits Sec
3 T2S R1W.
Our president is reported as
retire in disgust.
saying he has clamped on the
Washington
Coutil) to Ewell
In another community where
.. m s , . tp t ; \ k ; \s
brakes
with little success
to
the weather was dry. the crop?
A
S
Pai tulio et al to lo le
stop the spending since the "r e -
uncertain,
many eked
out a
A bile et al, 9.86 acres Sec. 5
cession” has so "tremendously
precocious living; the inhabitant*
reduced revenues.” This is ex
: and 8 T2S R1W.
were cheerful; ¿tnd the common
tremely laughable. The idea of
J
W Coniteli, siici ili to M.
remark was; “ We have the best
the chief executive putting
on
tT .
Cox. Part o f Sec. 13 T IS
country in the world if we only R 4W .
some feeble brakes after system
Lynn et ux to
A . E.
atically and thoroughly greasing had the water ” Many of them I Ro.v
the skids for five years is lud have held on till they are likely Verdegan et ux. St) acres Sec 11
icrous. Then he calls it the to have their dreams fulfilled i T3S R3W.
a
John
H.
McLeod et
ux to
"recession.” in one breath; but even though belated.
Think
of
these
you
dwellers
in Nathagt C. Uushtng et ux. 5
concedes thaie has been tremen
•Two-ln-one" picture* can be snapped with the aid of a mirror. Nota that
dous ¡eduction o f reveuues (In the* lovely quarter of the earth, acres T ifi R1W
the light cornea from tha left onto facaa of the children. In mirror pictures
Henry
E
White et ux to
keepiug with a major depres be thankful for present blessings;
the light mutt be In front of the camera, but It mutt alto ba shaded ao
■use common sense in earning L.
L . Belliuger et ux,
*2.45
sion) tn the next.
ai not to ahlna on tha lana.
aerea T1N R2W .
your
daily
living;
get
hack
to
Sut has tie ever been consis
the same kind o f common sens*’
|Af
Union Centrai Life tnsc. Co. I
SNAPPING buck and front rlews (he subject to remain : till so long.
tent? What promises has he lived
in your voting, by ousting the to Charles M. Meniìes et al. 59 I
' o f « subject in one picture Is s Wheq a time exposuro Is made the
tip to even to follow the ideal*
present spendthrift regime that acres Sec 9, T2S K1W.
Hovel Idea, but It Is one of the sim camera must he rested on s table or
of bis
party of more than a
with your help is stamping un
Grace L. Funston to Frank L.
plest tricks in photogrsphy. All olio other Arm aland.
century standing.
Is there a
told
debt and
hardship
upon Pllnk wiewiaefc et ux,
2 acres
The subject In a mirror picture
needs Is a mirror.
man in public life today that
yourselves and worse upon your Sec 12 PUS R3W.
should
not stand too far from tho
The
subject
sits
or
stands
either
can do the political flip -flop
offspring or you a re -'w e ll I (will
Albert T . Kemmer to Ida May
O
D. lavender et ux to A. Ruth J. Berthold E li of Lot 4
lit trout of the mirror or barely lo mirror, because that will muke tha
acts he does outside of the in—
Council
View
Acres.
Peterson. 18 59 sort's Sec.
24
not say just what.
T.
Cavaneas, W 4
of Lot 9.
otto aide, looking Into the glut.*. The reflection too far uwray and too
eons tent wishy washy Ashurst
V. Kalafate et al to Ralph E. TIS U2W.
U. R A. (Era for short) Lyre. Aldrich Acreage.
person Inking the picture stands amall Also, It may bring the subject
of Ariaona. Yet we continue to gg________________________________ qp
Peter
Keppro »w ux to lues
back at a point where the camera so close to the camera that he !■ out
John H. Hulett to Susie O. Fluke Part Sc 18 T2N R3W.
be duped notwithstanding
the
May L . Cadwell to Harold G. Poppro. 1 25 acre» Sec. II T3f
Under shows both the bark of the of focus. With u fixed focus camera
Smith St* o f Lot 5 aud 6 Blk
Real
Estate
Transfers
•^'f’ ssion
depression
instituted
Newell et ux, Ixils 14 and 1* K2W
9 Beaverton
subject and the reflection lu the which Is not meant for use closer
and carried on by the same raw SP--------------------------------- —------------®
Cadboru Acres
than six feet, the aubject's back
W
Malloy ot ux to l'Ulna
mirror—and snaps the picture.
Josephine
H.
Forrest
to
Har
Washington County to Merrill
deal
brto'n storm trustesr
o,
L. J Pape et al to George It
m Bailey, so aerea 8 ee. 26 t i s
It Is necessary, of rourse. to have should be six feet from the lens
old J lansen, et ux. Lots 1, 2, 3,
King.
Sec
31
TIN
R4W.
Moser ip. Part Sc 34 T2S R2W. R3W.
these Roosevek times!
sufficient light, either daylight or when th« picture Is mude.
Bert O. Brown et ux to L. and 4 B'k 8 Pineiand Terrace.
Henry Johnson et al to L. L.
A
Lincoln Young
et ux to
When using a focusing camera,
artificial. The light should come
Frances
E
Siewert
to
Samuel
B Thrush et ux. Lots 29 and 30
Roosevelt condemns some other
from one side, and fall upon the sub- remember that the reflection lies
R . Young et ux. Pan
A. Sierwert. 15 acres Sec. 11 Adcox Trade Scholol. Iuc. Part Frank
Spring Hill Farm.
bosiah Hall D U ’ 58
countries for breaking treaties,
J"ct Instead of on the mirror. Strong beyond the surface of the mirror.
Sots 33 and 34 TIN HIW.
TIS R2W.
■Washington
county to
Sara
light such as from an electric bulb For inatance, If the subject Is three
for treating their written ob li
H. B
McCormick et ux to
Julius Christensen et ux t<>
Ferdinand Eetttcke et ux. to
Talbot’s
Add.
should not be allowed to strike the feet In front of the mirror, tha re
gations as scraps o f paper for Sook, Part of
Ernest Hunger et al. 5 acres Mary J . Brown Lot 5 Curtis Gordon Moyers. 5 acres Sec 31
.camera lens, as It will spoil the pic flection Is three feet on the other
doing in their foreign dealings Cornelius.
snbdiv. Wm. Stokes DLL' 61.
TIS R4W.
TIS R2W
Lauretta G. Walker Olds et al
side of the mirror. Hence, with the
ture.
Wishiugton County to
John
what he does in domestic affairs.
Herman
Bishop
to
Arthur
l>. A. O'Moura et ux to Mar
to Ella Olds Myers. 6 acres T1S Ro&snian et al. Part of Sec
camera
six feet from tho mirror, tho
Annie
Fowles
et
ux
to
Roy
The
artificial
light
fo
uao
for
snap-
“ What’s the difT*'
35
garet E. Tw its 40.31 ucres Sec.
RIW
iliots Is that from umatnur floodlight worker would focus at nluo feet. Or,
L. Appleton et ux. 4.85 acres 36 TIN R2W
TIN RIW
Washington
C o.
to> Evelyn
bulhs, hut ordinary electric bulbs to get everything sharp, ha could
27 TO! BSW
Some people have wanted to
W illis A. Johnston to Otto E.
L. J. Pape (Exo ) to George
will serve for time exposures. With focus for six feet and use a very
Elsie Jane Weaver to Roy I
know
how the writer o f this Walters, Lot 4 Blk 9 Beusonic Oppenlander et ux, Part Donald
R
Mosc rip. 39 acres Sec. 3.
an ordinary 100-watt bulb and n box small lens opening which gives more
Appleton ot ux 58.26 acres T2N
column came by his name. Well, Heights.
M claod Cl TIS R4W.
T2S R2W
camera, loaded with supersensitive "depth of focus,”
a lyre is a musical instrument
S. -J Thompson et ux to C.
Irene H. Wirt to Henry No*an R3W.
Mary Ehret et al to Minnie
If one has access to s dressing*
flint and opened to Its largest lens
isn’t it? Then if your parents R. Eslinger et ux. 46.14 acres et ux. Part Wm. Stokes Cl 61
Michael Fison et ux to H. W. latwrenx.
17 58 acres Sec. J 4 , opening, utt exposure of live seconds table with a triple mirror, he can
are Lyres and the first thing Y in R4W
Borland et ux. 1 acres S e c. 13 T2S R2W
TIN R2W
will usually serve when the bulb Is make four pictures In one -« baclc
you
did
after birth
was to
Washingtuat County to John J.
T2S in W .
M. B. Watson et al to C . A
three feet from the subject. Knap, view of the subject, a full-face view;
Mary
Ehret
et
al
to
Carl
W
ekawk out a lot of notes, even Stolte. lags 12 and 13 Blk 51 Peterson et ux. Part Sec 4 T2N
John
Milne. Jr.
to Joseph
shots
cult for two of the large slzed and two profiles. The two profile*
Kruger
16
acres
Sec.
34
T28
Caw rise J r .. Part o f Sec.
14
though somewhat discordant mu North Plains.
R4W.
amateur flood bulbs In reflectors are obtained hy adjusting tha sldtf
U2W
T
.
M
Cow-art
to
Gertrude
E.
sical ones, and keep it up by
Joseph Meier et al to Carl TIN B PE
three to four feel from the subject. wings of tho mirror lo the propel4
Mary Ehret et a! lo Itouise
the hour what would be more ! Pitt. Et* o f S E 1« of Sec 30 T2S Neier et ux. Part Henry Noland
H Windo'.ph et ux to B. R .
Most amateurs prefer the snapshot reflecting angle.
Pooley ert al. 1.50 acres Johnson Manor man. 24 H!) acres Sec. 34
natural than that those parents 1 R2W.
Jr. C l.
method
because It does not require
John van Guilder,
T2S R2W.
A dd.
should give you the initials U.
Charles C. Losh et ux to N. list
Berthold Luck to C. W Koble
M
J Fisher et ux to M
acres
E. C . ’ Peterson et ux to A.
R. A. But that is so
openly et ux 100 acres TIN R3W
J.
Reasoner et ux. 20
S w an. Part Sec. 2 T 28 R1W
T
Kemmer. 18.58 acres Sec
34 TIN’ R 5W .
suggestive
I
have
purposely
George W . Howell et ux to Sec
I et ux, loot 2 Blk 26
»'orth Sec 29 T2N R4W.
Washington Co. to Emil Miller Plums.
softened
it by signing myself Jesse H Howell. 40 acres Sec.
W m.
J. Findley
et ux to 2 1 t i s s a w .
Title und Trust Co. to K. J
O lof
Olson to Harry
Paul t’owllahuw. Tract 97 Bonny Slope.
Western) ff et ux. Part Sec . 11
IN K
B EA VE RT O N
R E V IE W
THINGS THAT NEVER HAPPEN
^SNAPSHOT CUILtk
•T
•MICKY” AND HIS
GANG
By Sam
ms riw
J utiles F . Beaton: to Wm
E.
Reed et
ux. Ift acre*
4'ha»
Lewis Cl 1
1 .
et al to Fred
Vernie Jarf
Decker
Par ' of Sec. 13 T3N
R4W.
R. J. I/owe et al to M Mar
ugg. loti 17 Ulk 1 O’Brien Acres.
Mary
Shackelford to Alex
Scott et ux ion acres Sec
13
I TIS RfrtV
Mildred Stcinhoff to Mary
Gault et vlr, 15 acres Sec
TIS R IW .
Tran
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a .
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a
SNOOKY YOU
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FAST AH TURNLD ^ 0
TH' CORNER i N S z
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Kalluir et ux, S*4 of SE'A of
Fisher
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pro. Men,**)
to
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HQ. VAC lwlcih 5^
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m u
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'Ta**» ro
a f s l n g t h e F a m i l y - W e d give a hat to know "what Palma* thlpklriQ
, WtetOCO ^ o * j .
EN.because they ore men.can
never umlerstaml a throe.
quarter wife a wife who is all love
and kindness throe weeks In a
month and a bell cal Uio rest of
the time
No matter bow your track arhea
— bow your nerves srream—«loo t
take It out on your huatiand.
For three generations one woman
has told another how to go "amll*
Ing through" with l.ydia K Pink-
ham'. Vegetable Compound It
helps Nature lone up the syitem.
thus lessening the discomforts from
th.- functional dlsordrrs which
women must endur« In the three
ordeals of Ufr I Turning from
girlhood to womanhood 2 Pre
paring for motherhood 3. Ap
proaching "middle age "
Don't tie a three-quarter with,
take LYDIA i£ PIN K II AM'd
VKtiETAUIJt COMPOUND and
Go " bruiting Through,"
Allan M. Dunham )
Albert Motcjat et ux, I.
14 Metsger Acre Tra
C . H. Prafflo to Krona
Williams Part of Se) I. 36
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