The Beaverton review. (Beaverton, Washington County, Or.) 192?-1941, January 28, 1938, Image 2

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    FR IPA T.
TNC
M M ’ ARY
» . 1938
r h e B e a v e r t o n R e v ie w
BEAVERTON REVIEW
<cis> street while the other baa | her own name by lifting a lump
much the experience of “ the man o f sugar from a Imi. Kelly had
conducted a fau contest for
Entered as sewnndclasa natter with the hoe
Evident y
condition» «n
this name, and putting the ten best
December 9, 1922. at the poatof-
Oce ai lira\«i Uni, Orefici, under old world of ours are far from in the hat with a sugar lump
the act of March 8. 1979.
Ideal at the present tiaie; .aid aittached to each, let the pony-
The Cdim r»i in the Kitchen
She drew “ Mil
poaaibly the time Is ' app.-ut.chlnc pick Its own
USUXD EVERY F R ID A Y A T
when a better system of economy Maokaye.’’ the maiden name of
BEAVERTON, OREGON
will come Into existence, thong
Kelly’« ex actress wife
it will not be from
the s e l f -
I. H. r o u n * ............... EDITOR
When one realise* that it re
spied progressive« who are af
quires five years training und
M B M K IP T IO N H A ILS
flieied with the rabies. In the hardening to fit a pony for polo.
Per year (tn advance) . . . . 11.09 meantime it is refreshing to find
Kelly's
loss will be the more
Not in advance .................
IAO that some o f our rich men. who
appreciated
He has four others
have accumulated «ucn tiemen
on his ranch where he spends
dous wealth, have contributed so much time personally
training
a—
—a
much to the benefit o f their fel
th«. colts he raises
I R A L Y R E ’S
low beings; and have been con |
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ten tint to pass on with but f * »
O W N COLUMN
Btu Erwin -is basking in the
to their names
at
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. a thousands
praises of the legions who have
llabson recommends about tei death. Their bodies wiV< occupy enjoyed his comedy rote with
only
about
the
same
it
feet
of
changes in taxation reforms in
little Jsuve Withers in 'V h e c k e rV
our local and national govern­ earth at the end as the rest old stage favoritte now on the
of
us;
and
they
will
answer
for
ments. Some of them are excel­
screen. And when I visited him
lent. When, however, he suggests teeds done in the bids will be on a set I noted another tr>»it
-equired
just
the
same.
as the final one that of decrees
that i* worth mentioning
You
I T \ I.Y R F
irg expenditures, the most import
*5---------------------------------------- B know oi> the sets every big star
O YOU ever carry your camera
ant of all. he might as well save
has a canvas backed chair with
Into the kitchen? Next time you
Hero’s
Hollywood
I
tus breath as long as we ar
his
name stencilled
on it in
want
to take pictures Indoors, und
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under
Roosevelt and his Raw
large letters
Everyone
else
run out of subjects, try exploring
Deal's Brain Storm Trust. Any
On the Sets: John Boles ws«
(he realm ot stove, leehog and pan*
knows that it means it is reserved
one with sense knows that that
Panel led
•<tretched out on a wicker couch
try. It's a happy hunt In« ground.
for
the
star,
and
most
peo.ile
a n j (w inlfJ
rapacious hand of luminaries wiL 'n his portable dressing
room
Almost everything In a kitchen is
lo se* off Americans.
not
tolerate any reductions o: vhen I went to see him at Oo- keep out o f them However just
a camera subject. Th-» Icebox and
as
Erwin
w
as
coming
over
o
their fat salaries and stipends. ’ umbi*
Studios. I asked
him
the china and aluminum ware are a
plumped
Babson eve« suggests that gov­ vhat he was thinking about and me an extra woman
mine of still life possibilities, and
herself down in his chair
An
there are opportunities galore for
ernment
employes
pay
taxes lis quick reply was quite unex
A D VEN Tl'RES in Americana *d. For instance, if a Georgia«
"off-guard” pictures whenever a
upon their incomes the same as 'ected “ Probably Just what you assistans director started forward
are not yet over for thoee effect Is desired two sites o '
meat Is being prepared
common people.
Pshaw!
Tha- vere thinking when you found to get her out of it. hut Erwin
of us who like to snoop Into dark moulding set upon a Celotex In
The mixing of a cuke can be a
would cause President Roosevel' we taking my ease— why an actor motioned hint back, found a box
veds
to rest between scenes. 1 and pulled it alongside of me. j corners for antiques . . . with a sulatlon board In proper relation
picture. It the big mixing bowl I*
to contribute some of his easilj
slim purse dlctatlug whether we ship will do the trick. Thle doubs.
suppose the movie public thinks Few stars are as generous as
snapped from a high angle with two
gotten gains to the public ex­
will or will not possess the And moulding, a smaller within J
lands busy with a spoon In tho
ill actors are lazy. Think we tin- about their own chair,
changes Who for a moment ex
we make. Indeed, only In the larger one around each panel, ite'
y batter. Mother breathlessly
ave an e*sv life. Not so true
— ——
pects the present chief executiv»
- the cuke with a broomslraw
A funny yarn about a skunk . highways and by ways, and more i-ideilly sets off the framed s i »
will agree to such a thing. Wei! as it looks— we undergo an in
particularly In the latter, does face much as a frame sets off a
la . a opportunity for a 'Vandld'*
»rse
nervous
exhaustion
every
that
was
to
tie
used
in
a
mot
ie
any one who has a very fa-
the true adventure of antique picture. For this reason the ts
•hot. There are pictures, general or
government job. and who tries V> 'ay pouring out emotional force wag t„ u j,y ,\ndv Clyde, whom I
hunting give its greatest thrill.
•lose-up. when tho enke Is being
ture of tha Insulation board usa».'
ntves
ore weak -just like being fouIul j„ his usual walrus mu.«
get rid of paying some o f fbr
Whether your collector's eye la important, and when cans OfcV
Iced. There Is a splendid dose up III
i an
mto crash causes nervous (ac!u, aml ,,„.,-lacle make up lor
taxes on his “ ftthm,’’ because hi
has led you to ancient whiskey board U uaed thla may be of either
.he rutting of the Itrst slice, with
hock— thinking
too
that
the one of his popular comedy short -.
rich man's palace due* not pa>
the gleaming loug liladed knife go­
flasks or to Wild Flower glass or the sanded or the tapestry texting
•orst of picture making is the skunk. Clyde related, had been
for itself, while the poor farmei
ing through the fluffy loaf.
to old pewter with a hall mark, for each panel is provided « I t i
•onfinement—been kept busy— five rented from an animal traine.,
and laborer pays strong taxes or
A pile of shining pots ntid pans
you
are
set
upon
provtdlng
a
both
surfaces,
one
on
each
alita
'ictures in as many months—
Irs little home— who. I say w ii1
and was supposed to have had
•nay make a splendid picture. If the
worthy background for them in
For the simple feeling whIMb
wish I could get away— love the an
operation to
prevent
any
expect him to do other thar
ihotographer chooses a proper angle
your home. In spite of your yen early American furnishings dtp
urtdoors—you might know that disastrous action. But apparently;
C h ild r e n busy In the kitchen are
what he is doing, leave the bur
■ml works out a “ dramatic” lighting.
for things of other days you want tate, a plank wall Is recommcn*
a lw a y s appealing plctura aubjacta.
—born and raised in Texas— the.-» the operation wasn't successful.
den on those who already bear
China, w-ct and glistening In a drain S n a p s like thla abound in any home.
a substantial new background ed. Celotex plank set vertically
as a chance to breathe—here l The skunk had not been on the
ack. 1s material for pictures. Even
it .
that will satisfy both your sani­ la aaatly and economically te
ictually feel cramped in the»“ i ge^ mu a moment before it got
(lie dlshpan. foamy with suds as two ly small and walls and celling arc
tary and your artistic Instincts
staiteli because of the bevelal
land* squeeze out the dlshrag above generally light In color. The camera
■losed sound stages like to go suspicious o f the crowd and let
A panelled wall tends toward edges. These should be
A few days aan> I'ra Lyre vis
t. Is n picture opportunity.
rout fishing, hack in the A a - i fly with his well known means 1 the formal and may be either tn a flat white without glose
should lie loudt'd with auperseusl-
ited in the State of Washington
The icebox yields eggs and vege­ tlvo him. and >hrc« large amateur
-ondaeks— remember
I fell
n of protection
ornate or severe according to the recall the old whitewashed ws
The first little purchase he mad<
table* that ran be worked Into Inter­ Mood bulbs uaed III curdhourd re­
way moulding la applied or avold- of early Am art asm fs
ill over once — that was on
he was confronted writh the beau
"Not only the set.” concluded
esting "still-life” studies. A series of lict tors. Tho proper distance from
Vhrocn lake— water like ice and
ties (7) of its sales tax. Jus
Clyde with a grin, "was complet­
'busy hands” pictures is well worth bnlba to subject is four lo six feet.
a little extra one pays on eacf ’ nearly got pneumonia but '» ely ruined, but so were the clothes
trying—hands peeling a potato, w ith With this amount of light, ono ran
was
worth
it—trout
fighting
for
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j
i
«nd
-upper
in
the
school
base
and every purchase. One char
of a couple of unlucky players. Jj
a long curl of peel hanging; hands take snapshots with a box camera a'.
HAZELDALK NEW S
iiiort Saturday night v. Itii their
said. "It is the easiest tax. 1 ‘he fly —soon he time again— Everyone got off the stage in a
polishing silverware or drying class- Its lurgeat lens opening, or us» 1/25
here
it
is
mid-January—
soon
I'll
Hj
Hr»
J.
I
in
In
h
I
husbands
as
guests
T.ie
evening
pay; it is so little at a tim e.”
ware; hands turning a brown pan­ SCI olid at f S or f i t lens iqirnfllg
hurry, and the picture was h-»!-!
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—__a«
PM1
in
p|||
<
out in
the mountains— Ou
A wealthy friend remarked, "I he
cake on a griddle nr lifting a wattle with ranieraa so mark -d. For close-
up for a week while they built
here’s Walter calling — guess
Janies Wallace
from Fores card games und chec'it *•«
can stand it easy enough. My bo.'
< ut of the Irou hands doing a thou­ up pictures, n simple portrait aV
rew sets. And the director got
Grove was a guest ot V.vue Jel-
Sunday
School jific e rs
nn.P
who works for his daily brc-ti ‘ hev're ready for another scene
sand and one things!
tarhmrnt must be used with most
so sick from the smell that ho
excuse me? It’s
four
derks for several days hist week. teuchers met Tuesday evening ot
and the poor man generally who —You'll
I'lrture-maklng in most kitchens cameras.
refirsed to finish (he picture So
has a small family, purchases -»’clock now— another hour and
f . W\ Taylor who hat bewn|lh'' ho»ne of the superlnteudunt
» gsuulu, berausu the room Is usuul-
Teh" van Guilder.
all
around
that scared
little
Kay Me Minn at West Slope
nearly as much as my wife am ” 11 be heading home.”
visiting his son Charies at Ana
skunk caused plenty of trouble
I do. and the one with a largfa
cortes, Washington for the pas-
Billy
Smith
returned
home-
Mn rch. Vpril ( hick* S a i d Heat
poss hie, and hidden by the fol­
Over at Monograi Pictures 1 and expense.”
family much more, consequently
' month returned lust wc ». to the last week from a trip to Ssn
III I.I.'HM >l(< i Both curl)
und iage Fill this funnel with water
pays much more than we do. I matched a comparative newcomer,
Francisco.
home of his son. I«yle Taylor
late
hatched i hicks
geuerall) every day. uud It will souk inti
ovely little Anne Nagel, and a
can not see any justice in it,
Marjorie
Broad
has
quit present problems to the poultry-
Max Berger has been rotifi,.i •
?
St-
Ntry's
O
f
The
Valley
but why should I worry?”
omous old timer Harry Daven-
school in Portland and relurued tuun. so that it ie ordinarily un­ the soil grniltiiilly.
E ---------------------------------------- BP to his home for Ihc past wet
lort in a scene of “ Saleslady.’’
home to stay a wmle
on account o f illness.
,
wise to order birds from either
Javenport who is w-ell past b, i
a long anticipated event on the
It sometimes seems a grea
Mrs.
Bertha Duik»/
is st‘ 11 of these group». Noel 1. llcn-
James Sandford returned home
threescore
and
ten.
is
a
member
school
calendar,
the
sodulisis'
pity that the rich men like Rocke­
to her iio»r.e
with a itlon, extension Npccintist In | h > u I-
last Friday from San Francisco confined
America’s greatest
acting annual
retreat opened Mond*/
feller, Carnage and Ford, car if
hm.l andx-y from u) 8.C
to spend the balance of his M heart ailtnetil
iry
retire at a reasonably- early age family — the John Barrymore, evening with Reverend John J. day leave from the Arm. . with
Mr and Mrs. John Kolabtt.ia told Washington county imullry-
Drew. Davenport
ckn
Stanley. S. S. P. of Portland
with am independent income and lohn
| his father George Sandforu
had as their guests over the j men at u recent meeting. Mai eh
live their declining
years in He's seen more than half a een- . in charge o f the spiritual exer-
I E N. Iss-snar they are men con
Haze’.dale
Happy Hour
Club weekend, Mr. and Mrs. A 'k er-J and April hutched chicks unuull)
. Derer understand a three -
Members of the
saniof , met last Thursday at the home
luxury, while the great number, ury of acting and showed himself cises
give the beat results, he said
man from Portland.
quarter » I f » —« wife who Is «U love
sometimes
it is true through in this picture still a master of class and several out of town | of Mrs
and k in lin e « Ihre., weeks In a
A.
B o llig r..
The
Mrs Stratum has been very ( lit- also dtscueesed the factors In­
friends were guests at St. Mary’ s j afternoon was spent in fleeing
mismanagement, but often thru characterisation.
month sod a bell cat the rest ot
volved in full and
w inlet- egg
ill
with
the
flu
for
over
a
week
the
time.
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during that time.
no real faul of their own are
but emphasized the
a quilt top. The t.s\- meeting
A hard time party will he •t"M production.
N o matter how your hack aches
Everyone
who loves animals
doomed to slave to the end of
— how your n e r v « scream— duo'»
The student body extends pray , w ill lie held at the home of Mrs. at
the next meeting
of tin j fact Unit it is imisnsltile through
take It out os your husband.
their days, or live on a dole will sympathize with Paul Kelly, er and condolence to Eileen Moore John Kolababw. Feb. 1.
Community club Friday evening management to make lords pro­
For Hirer general Ions one w oman
meted out as charity or in the whose
pet polo pony
dropped member of the sophomore class
Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur
Mills (tonight). Refreshment» w*1J He j duce well at any tune of the
has told another how to go "m u l­
nature of pauperism.
dead in the middle of a game on ,},c sudden death of her fa i anil son Kenneth returned borne served.
year unless they lime inherited
in g through with Lydia K Pink-
the ability for high production.
ham's Vegetatilo OomiKiund. It
It is often charged that thes° last week. As he swung tip to ther.
i last week from a t * o month's
belisi Nature pine up the system,
goal Kelly felt
his mount
rich
men have obtained theii a
Cut
the
str»|>«
containing
hut-
thus lessening the discomfort* from
The junior
resident students visit at San Diego, C.il. with
wealth through rascality, or chi­ tremble and got off to see wha- attended a party Friday evening their daughter, Mrs. < e e l Mor
the functional disorders which
ton« and button holes from dis
The
H a n g in g
B a sk et
women must endure In the throe
was
wrong.
The
fleet
footed
canery; charges easily made, but
carded
garments
and
use
them
in their play room. Games were i gan.
ordeals of Ufr
I Turning from
mare slumped to
the
This
often in most or all particulars, little
A
novel
way
to
water
the
The
ladie*
of
toe
He/t-ldale
j
under
fly*
in
new-
garments
girlhood to womanhood 3 ITo-
played and
refreshments were
Istring
for
motherhood
J Ap­
but the fact remains, just the ¡rrour.d.
hanging basket, without spilling
Happy Hour Club ¿ave a patty! will save much time and labor
proach mg "m iddle age ”
Two vears ago the pony picked enjoyed
same that the one kind lives on
water on the floor, Is to insert
Don't he a three-quarter srlfe.
u small funnel in the dirt, as
take L Y D IA K P IN K it A M 'S
V K U B T A U L k . (M iM P n u m ja o d
near the center of the basket a*
(Jo "Bm lllug Through,*'
n
A n E a r ly A m e ric a n Room
ARE YOU ONLY A
THREE-QUARTER WIFE?
M’
“MICKY" AND m S GANG
By Sam Iger
Business Places ToPatronise.
IN BEAVERTON
STUDIO BARBER SHOP
(Children tfndcr 12)
UNION
SHOP
W. E. PEfiR
UNDERTAKER AND BMBALMEK
Grange Building
Beaverton
I .«
Beaverton Barber Shop
HAIKTIT M f
Reather & Moore, l*rops.
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SATISFACTION
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