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«^SNAPSHOT GUILD
HUMOR IN YOUR PICTURES
••wMnt quit« mah« It. Humorou« «hots such a« thla add aplc<
>aur album— plenty of chance« for thorn oocur In any homo.
picture* ar« quit« ■loop half In bed and half o u t-
ra re -a n d porhap* that la tha then you have another picture op
▼err roaaon they hare ouch lastlnc
portunlty well worth seislnp. Ruck
appeal If you want onapohot* In a shot, *o comtc yet so heart-warm­
yn»r a lb « « that will never grow ing. hold* more apt>eat than a hand
«1C then keep your eye* open for ful of routine snaps.
plotare chance* that tickle your
Some situation* merit a picture
ftmaybone.
hut the circumstances don't recom­
, There aro plenty of aucb oppor­ mend taking It Immediately. For
tunities. particularly around home* example, when noddy goes to hang
th a t have children—which le not to a picture, but hammer* hi* thumb
any. of courao. that prawn-up* don't Instead. In auch a case, Juet wait
hav# their absurd moment* too. until thing* cool down a bit —then
If you etay alert for such mo- shoot a picture of him blowing on
with your camera loaded the Injured member, with the ham­
and placed whore you can g<t it mer and itepladder In the Imme­
Illy, you'll likely garin-r *<»m" diate background.
i-prlied ahot* for your allium
It's fun to think up Ideas for hu-
Sometimes. It's true, you'll P*vr norou* pictures. Recall funny
l e re-enact thing* to get your •..< 'bln;;* that have happened In the
For «sample, when you foil • >*t 'hen re-enact them for the
has been raiding th • . - hi
» hi - i These shot* lend spice to
again. Jest let him demo«--
r nr »Ilium — they'll give extra
be did It. for the cam
I
»ur.- to you and your friend*,
look will give you u p
• illy If you do them reallttl-
take* high rank in y>«nr rniiy. \nd meanwhile, always keep
' >ir canters loaded and handy.
When tha youngest m««ml« ->t t *•)« to picture the funny little
ka family gather* hi* toy*
t. I
' «hat m*y occur almost any
o * ta bad, dnd* he can't «( < ' t <i* around the home,
th * grade, and drupe off
John Tan dodder
H
um orous
things that never happen
N.R.14 aec. 8, T . 2 N. H. 1 W .
Town of Heaverton lo Conrad
■ — * ----------------------------------------- -- Algeelielmor et U, Pnrt xof Wm.
A. fl. Pattuito et us to Thos. l/wikemmn CI. 45, T. 1 S. R. 1 W
A Multhauf et ux, 8 arree In
A liguât Mienlnc to KfTie M
«e*, b. T . 2 S . It. 1 W.
Ttrandt. Iota 6, 7. end pari r»f8,
Brix I/anting Co. io WHI H. bik. 34. Cornélius
Htoltenberg et six. N. H. \i of
C. Roy Albcre et ux to lier-
Real Estate Transfers
II Your M otor Could Talk
It W ould Soy
ry I-. Itrfhlnaon, Jot 34 Mean/
Abree.
I . A. Cornea e i
ux, to Con.
atSmith, lota I and 2. bik. 3 tu
.Nlcliola Add to Oai(l*-n Horn«.
Hoy If
I||IU tt ux to Wash-
luglou C o , 1 aero n see. 31,
T 2 N. tt. 2 W.
Fred C. Wagoner c t ux to A r­
thur C. Taylor et ux, lot 80 In
Johnaou Kelato Add. lo (leaver*
ton-l(*oul> ille Acres*«.
William K R ite et ux to Ken­
neth
F . F raser el iug, part of
lot 10, Garden llotuc.
Ruth A Chenoweth et vlr to
Poter A. MrNnhh el ux. lota G1
and 55 t'hehalem Mi. Orchard»
IVler A. McNahb e t ux to
KuUt A. nhenowedh, Hit 48 and
liart of l«>t GO, Chohalem M t.
Orchard».
Fred L . Ileacll et ux Ur Page
E . Gardner «1 ux, lota 2G and
27, blk. G2, North Plains.
Edward N. Patton to it. W .
Goard e t ux, tts c l 17, Beaux
AJjnee
The Heed InsLUut* U> Cel«**
tine ilanel, k * G, 4»lk. 4, I-add
A Heed Acre».
M. K. Thonipaoo, Kxe.,
to
Jennie H. Ilenefleld, 12 acre* In
ear. 8, T . 2 S . R . 1 W .
Arnold W. flhmllberger et ux
to David K. F a rr et «x . lot
28, Weetover Crest.
Kmtna C. Nllaon to Sarah F .
King. SVk of lot 18. Sunny Hitt.
<tm* It. Mpa/kmun. J r ., et ux
to Arline K. Becker, 1.22 acre»
in sec 21 and 28, T1H R1W
Glen S . (M e et ux to Her­
bert J . Thorne e t ux. Iota St-10,
blk. II , Went Portland Height«.
Glenn H. Ehle ot ux to Min­
nie I,. Johnson, lot* 15 &. 18
blk. 19. Weal Portand Height*
A. B . McI>eod et ux to M4na
William», lot 8. blk 3. Gaston
Uniter) State* Notional Hank
of l*ortland to Bernard B . Aah-
•Ini **t -ux. loi 7. blk. 4. Mult­
nomah Country Club Add. No. 2
Barney Aaheim et ux to Chaa.
T. Grace et ux. lot 34. Flral to
Benz Parle.
C.
F . Orabel et ux lo Frank
Boro» ei ux. part of tola 38
ami 39. Beavertoh Reedvtlle. •
Robert 8 . Burnside to Robert
J . Raanvuaaen el ux. part of lot
307. oJhnaon Estate Add.
Emma 8 toller to W. G. Thod.-
et ux. part of aec. 17. TIN R1W.
MTrto Tajflor et v lr to E rnest
J.
Dugan et ux. 2 acre* In
JWhneon E state Add. to Beaver-
ton-Reedvll 1« Acreage.
8 . F . W ray et ux to
Sue
Rtoulfer, P a rt B lk . 2 Hock on’s
Add
to B eaverton .
Washington county
to
Gall
Kam a Ijnia 2. 3. 4. 6 and 8.
B lk . v.Oreoro.
WtUiofn Pydte ei ux to F rel
F . Roarth e t ux. Lot 6. B lk . 36.
MeAzger Acre«.
hart Maler et ux. Pa»! of lleory
I/mla C. Ellm an et ux
to
Henry Russell et ux. 1 acre In
Section 13. T2S R1W .
J . M. Person e t ux lo Rlcn*
Nnland Cl. 4 , G°. . •< R?W
Sandy Jere b e t ux In Brice
Mortgage C o., part of Wm Poll
le r C l. 62. Section 12 T18 R IW
Max B . Lam bert et ux to Jo e
Engle e t ux. Tot 1 B lk . O. In
Metaxter Acre T ra cts.
N. P . Johnson e * ux to Jo e
Engle ei ux. -part of R lk. M, In
Metzger Acre T ract«.
Ida E . Hoffarber to B eatrice
Zednlck. T/nt 15, Hoffarber acre*
Paul Bor» ford Hndraon et al
to Patti Henderson, part* of lots
13 and 14. Garden Home..
W in. M. Oazeley et
ux
to
Ben H. Briggs, e t ux, 6 acres,
flection 16. T 18 RI W.
E . F. Cole e* ux to Tbeo H.
Parcher, et ux. P a rt of Lot 34.
tn \Vcabin lo.
START OUT RIGHT WITH
ETHYL . . .
HANCOCK
THE GASOLINE /
WITH AUTHORITY I
h KWhW
DAIRY HHOW TO
GET UNDER WAY
AAA
Dairy cattle representing the
four ruijor breed« will be on e x ­
hibition at the Spring Dairy show
at the county fair ground* June
first. Judging will start at 10:4*0
am . and continue through the
day
Jerseys,
Guernsey* Hol­
stein* und Brown Rwlae will be
shown representing an industry
which annually bring* the far
mar» of thla county two and a
quarter m illion* dollars.
Prominent breeder* and cattle
fan ctei* from neighboring com­
munities will be present to see
the Judging of the classes and
Intercut
|* running high, espe­
cially in the production class.
The long time production rec­
ord of Individual cow* will be
emphasized.
A pot luck luncheon will be
featured during the noon hour
to be held In a portion of the
new dairy barn now being built
After
the
luncheon
special
Judging contests for
dairymen,
m erchant* and 4-H Club mem­
ber* will be held, a frfedly com­
petition to show their choices
of prize cattle.
G. O. P. Convention
Wide Open Race
Today— Gan nett
<WanliliiKton Special) — No candi­
date for the Republican nomina­
tion for the Presidency 1* certain,
or anywhere near certain of fb*
nomination today, according ’»
Frank Oannett of New York, one
of the candidates.
“A» thing* stand today.” **:«
Ganqvtt, “the Philadelphia Conven­
tion I* wide open. I have Just •'»
good a chance as anyone else.
*'f will have far greater strength
than anyone Biiapect* even on th*
Brat ballot and I am confident I
will gain strength a* the ballottnr
continue*.”
Gannett, who Da* campaigned
throughout the country for tmUi-
strurted delegate* to the Republi.
ran Convent ion. ateered clear of
preferential primaries rather than
being party to any possibility of or­
ganization discord. He ha* goue
Into “favorite *nn” states only apon
Invitation of the favorite sona.
Mueh of Gannett'* support comes
from the agricultural regions and
alao on the basis that the country
want* a successful business man In
the Whit* House. Hla tong and
rlos* study of foreign affairs make«
till candidacy doubly appealing al
:hl* time.
1 K fP .t i
H A 1 31, 11*10
pen to amateurs only.
One entry only
may
be.
made <m each class.
3. E n tries will
1« accepted.
9:0k a m . to 11:00 a .m . on
data of shot*.
4
Alt flowers exhibited In any
section m ust be grown by
exhibitor.
6 . Sweepstakes to be awarded
to the outstanding exhibit
of the show.
6. Containers roust be marked
with ow ner's name on ad­
hesive tape, placed on the
bottom of the container.
7 . Beaverton Community
Gar­
den club will not be respon­
sible tor containers or for
other property.
The members of flbe Floral
Show committee a re: Mra. M.
C. M cKercher, chairman. Mr*.
W . E . McClosfcey. Mrs. Robert
Stew art. M r*. W . H . Grauer.
M r*. W . R . Van Kleek, Mm.
Nelson W alker, Mrs. H .
A.
H artshorn. Mra. G . G. Murray.
M r*. Ju n e » Searle, M r*. S . P .
Johnson. M rs. 8 . B . Lawrence.
Any member o f th * committee
KULK8 AND REGULATIONS
will be glad to answer question«
4 ash awards.
1. Exhibits for competition o- on details if called .
HETTtON
Collection of herbs. V arieties
most be listed.
«HUTION " J ”
Cacti or sncctilenta.
BECTION ‘K ’'
Flower arrangemt-nt*.
C lass 1. arrangement suitable
for kitchen window.
Class 2, floral hooked rug.
Class 3, May basket suitable
tor hanging on door*.
Cla*» 4, arrangement in tran s­
parent glass, any color.
C lass 5, water or bog plants.
In Shallow oontaner.
Claes C, any table arrange­
m ent
Class 7, arrangement of white
flowers in white container using
one other color for a ccen t
Class 8. beat arrant-erne
In
bowl, race, basket or other con­
tainer.
SECTION " L "
Class ltn ln ia tu re arrangement
not to exceed six inches, for
adults.
C lass 2. same as class 1, for
children.
2.
American Touring Habits Undergo
Big Change in Last Decade
A* what la predicted to be
America's biggest motoring year
gets rapidly under way. touring
authorities are noting with In­
terest the vast change th a' ha*
taken j>lac* in the touring .—v>-
its of
the American
motorist
during the last ten year*. In the
last big touring era, in the late
‘twenties, the tourist was a fa­
m iliar etght along every high­
way, his car burdened with lug­
gage and camping equipment, all
strapped to every pert of the
car.
Major automotive development
such as Nash's new “sleeper,"
have changed all this, and to­
day's tourist is a ‘‘streamlined”
traveller. He no longer needs
complicated camping equipment
and bis luggage
tucks
away
neatly in cagw-Jous trunks. Out
o f the way places are also said
to be getting much more atten­
tion because these bed-equipped
ca rs make them easily acces­
sible.
The rear compartment* of all
Nash sedans may bte converted
into six-foot double beds tn less
than five minutes. No alteration
of the interior of the car is nec­
essary to use the bed and tt may
be left up and used by the
tou rist's companion a* the car
rolls smothly along the route.
See these new stream-lined a c­
comodations at your dealer’s
BEAVERTON
TO AWARD
C a r r ’ s A u t o R e p a ir
PRIZES
NASH DEALER
(This list is repeated BEAVERTON
by special request.)
SECTION
OREGON
"A ”
Lilies
SECTION ‘‘B ”
Iz>w Growing Flow ers:
Class 1, padsiee. one color or
verlety.
Class 2, pansies, mixed.
Class 3, violas.
Clasa 4, pinks.
Class 5.
any
low
growing
flower not classed elsewhere.
SECTION ‘1C”
Rom e:
C lass 1, Collection of six rose*
Class 2, collection of stx sin ­
gle roses.
Class 3, one specimen bloom.
Class 4, one single rose.
Class 5. best col leek ion
of
twelve 1 roees.
Class 6, best six sprays of
climbing roee, one variety
SECTION "D ”
Class 1, collection of six del-
phlnium.
Class 2, one spzt^nen del-
phlr'iu ,a .
fEC TIO N " E ”
I liiw tung trees or shrubs.
SECTION " F "
Collection of long
stemmed
flowers.
t lass 1, snapdragons.
Class 2, col. ,«hin-.».
C lass 3, O riental popples.
C l**« 4, Iceland poppies.
Class 5, Japanese iris.
Class 6, lupine.
C lass’ 7, Canterbury Bells.
Class 8. any variety not nistr 1
SECTION “O ’
Perennials grown from seed.
SECTION ’ H '
Collection of
wll d Iflow -s
and grasses.
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