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August 10, 1945
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE, Beaverfon, Oregon
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G.l.’s Eskimo U ife
Amazed in States
a&soK,
Makes Long Thrilling Trip
To Join Husband.
in A dvance. ,
0 MAJOR. LEA6UER..
TO ENTER THE ARMYi
B e a v e rto n O ffloa— E n te r p r is e Bldg., P h o n e B e a v e rto n 2321
P o rtla n d O ffice—308 P a n a m a B ldg., 3rd a n d A lder
P h o n e A T w a te r 6591
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HUGH SW ITCHED FROM
w as th e lo c atio n of th e le g e n d a ry
"B rid g e o f th e G o d 's” o f
In d ia n
m y th o lo g y .
T h e G re a t S h o o t is now
co v ered by th e b a c k w a te rs of B o n n e­
ville dam .
H e re th e y u n lo ad ed th e ir ca n o es
a n d p o rta g e d a ro u n d th e o b stru c tio n .
On N o v em b e r 2 th e y re a c h e d a g r e a t
la n d m a rk on th e riv er, w h ich th e y
n am ed B eaco n R ock.
T h ey g a v e
its d im e n sio n s a s 1200 fe e t in c irc u m ­
fe re n c e a n d e ig h t h u n d re d fe e t in
h eig h t. I t is lo c ate d on th e n o r th o r
W a sh in g to n side, of th e C olum bia.
E m b a rk in g
a g a in , th e y p ad d led
dow n th e b ro ad , easy c u r r e n t of th e
¡C o lu m b ia a n d cam p ed a t th e m o u th
of a s tre a m on th e so u th b an k , n a m ­
T h e ( tr e a t A m eric an O dyssey
in g It Q u ic k sa n d (S a n d y ) riv er. On
th e n o rth b a n k w as a r iv e r w h e re
m a n y se a ls d isp o rte d th e m se lv e s a t
A C ondensed S to ry o f th e
its m o u th , so th e y n a m e d it Seal
H isto ric E x p e d itio n o f 1804-6
On N o v em b e r 4
C o p y rig h t 1915 by W a lte r M each am (W a sh o u g a l) riv er.
th e y m e t a n o th e r tr ib e of I n d ia n s
th a t th e y ca lled th e S k ilo o ts.
On
D o w n th e G orge o f th e C o lu m b ia
th e sa m e d a y th e y p assed a n d n am ed
F ro m H ock F o rt fo r m a n y m iles W a p a to (S a u v le ) islan d , on a c c o u n t
tlu C olum bia is sm o o th a n d placid, of th e ed ib le ro o t, re se m b lin g a po­
n a rro w in g th e m o u n ta in s a n d th e ir ta to , w h ich w as fo u n d in g r e a t
lu x u iiu n t g ro w th of fir, pine, c e d a r a b u n d a n c e th e re .
a n d la rc h
S w ift m o u n ta in s tre a m s
P u rs u in g th e ir Journey, th e y en ­
d a s h fro m th e ir h ig h so u rces.
On c o u n te re d so m e In d iu n s c a r ry in g blue
th e .'Outh h an k , n u m e ro u s w a te rfa lls a n d s c a rle t b la n k e ts a n d w e a rin g
tu m b le fro m lofty p erch es.
M u ltn o ­ s a ilo r's Ja ck e ts, tro u s e rs , s h ir ts a n d
m ah , k in g uf th e m all, h a s a d ro p of i h a is, w h ich th e y h ad secu i ed fro m
62i) feet, ic q u lr in g
tw o
Ju m p s to | sh ip s, w h ich p u t in to th e C o lu m b ia.
m a k e it.
b iie n d ly p e a k s a n d c a n ­ N ea rly o p p o site th e p re s e n t St. H el-
yon: provide a re stin g place fo r th e | ens, O reg o n .th ey p assed th e m o u th
clouds.
T all, w h ite -h e lm e te d
s e n ­ ■ o f L ew is riv e r, w h ere th e y cam p ed .
tin e ls s ta n d g u a rd o v er th is pano- T h e n e x t d ay th e y p assed th e m o u th
lu m u of scen ic b ea u ty .
o f th e K a la m a riv e r an d , on th e 6th,
A s th e y p ad d led dow n th e riv er, p assed th e C ow eliskee
(C ow litz),
L ew is a n d C la rk e n c o u n te re d th e n e a r th e p re se n t L ongview n n d K el­
C h ill-u ck -ln -teq u aw
In d ia n s,
w hose so, W a sh in g to n .
ch ie fs ca m p e d w ith th e m o n e n ig h t.
L ew is a n d C la rk v isite d w ith th e
On O cto b e r 29 th e y passed a n d n a m ­ W a h k ia k u m In d ia n s on N o v em b e r 7
ed C a ta ra c t (K lic k ita t) riv er, W a s h ­ an d , la te r in th e d ay ca m e in view
in g to n ; S ep u lc h re
(M em aloose) Is­ o f th e g r e a t P a c ific ’s h o rizo n .
No
lan d, a n c ie n t b u ria l place of th e I n ­ d o u b t th e y
o ffe re d a
p ra y e r of
d ia n s; L ab lch (H ood) riv er, O reg o n th a n k s g iv in g
fojj h a v in g
a rriv e d
a n d C anoe c re e k (W h ite S alm o n riv ­ sa fe ly a t th e g o al o f th e ir a m b itio n s.
e r ) , W a sh in g to n . T h e follow in g d ay B u t th e y m e t w ith a s to rm y re c e p ­
th e y passed a n d nam ed C ru z a tte 's tio n a n d w ere a s sa ile d by w in d a n d
(W in d ) riv er, W a sh in g to n .
C loudy ra in , m a k in g a w e t a n d c h e e rle ss
w e a th e r, w ind an d high w av es m ad e c a m p on th e n o r th sid e of th e riv er.
tr a v e lin g u n c o m fo rta b le a n d slow ed T h e n e x t d a y th e y d ro p p ed dow n
th e ir p ro g ress.
th e
r iv e r
and
e n te re d
S h allo w
Snow w us o b served on th e h ig h (G ra y 's) b ay .
T h e re th e y w ere held
p e a k s nnd L ew is a n d C la rk w ere re ­ s to rm b o u n d o n th e ro c k s fo r tw o
m in d ed th a t w in te r w as ap p ro a c h in g . d ay s.
T h e w e a th e r c le a rin g a little,
T h e In d iu n s th e y e n c o u n tre re d w ere th e y m a d e sev en m iles d o w n stre a m ,
lrie n d ly a n d su p p lied th e m w ith dogs, b u t a g a in h a d to la n d a t a p o in t
t tr ie s a n d In d ia n b rea d .
As th e y called C lark .
P o in t D is tre s s ( E l­
I iddled alo n g th e y saw ta ll stu m p s of lice), o p p o site th e p re s e n t A sto ria.
tr e e s s ta n d in g u p rig h t o n th e riv e r
(To be c o n tin u e d )
b ottom , a n d soon ca m e
to
w hat
th e y called th o "G re a t S h o o t" th e
F o r S tove a n d D iesel Oil Call H a rry
ca sc a d e s of
th e
C olum bia.
T h is B a rn e s.
P h o n e B e a v e rto n 3231.
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a tail - end team , the
PHILLIES, To A FIRST
PLACE OUTFIT WH EH HE
ENTERED TH E ARM/
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' W AR BONDS
Lewis and Clark
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U. S. Treasury D efa t t o u n i
T alk C heap for Hitler,
G lance at W ords Shows
Refugees A re Eager to
Stay in U nited States
LONDON, ENGLAND. — Adolf
WASHINGTON. — Of the nearly
Hitler apparently felt no need to
1,000 European refugees housed at
reconcile word with deed.
Here are some excerpts from Fort Ontario, Oswego, N. Y., only
speeches that claimed the interest 133 want to return to the homelands
from which they were driven by
of listeners around the world:
April, 1930—‘‘I have regarded my­ the Nazis, it was learned recently.
A survey of the intentions of
self as called on by Providence to
serve my own people and alone these displaced persons, brought
deliver them from their frightful here nearly a year ago, showed that
641 have expressed their hope of
misery."
remaining
in the United States.
November, 1933 — ‘‘If I were mad,
Forty-two do not want to stay but
I would want war.”
October, 1937—‘‘Germany is an is­ wish to go some place other than
their former homes. Another 166
land of peace.”
September, 1939—"Germany will are undecided, according to the War
Relocation authority which adminis­
never capitulate.”
September, 1939—“I will not war ters the camp.
against women and children. I have
ordered my air force to restrict it­ 40 A m erican Hospitals
self to attacks on military ob­
In U nited Kingdom Close
jectives.”
June, 1934—‘‘The Reich will last a
LONDON, ENGLAND. — Forty
thousand years.”
United States army hospitals in the
United Kingdom have been official­
ly closed since Germany’s surren­
Mighty Sting H as the
der halted the flow of battle casual­
Black W idow , Night R aider ties, the army reported recently.
HAWTHORNE, CALIF.—Northrop Most of them were of 1,000 bed
Aircraft revealed that its Black Wid­ capacity. The majority of wounded
ow, radar - equipped night fighter, and ill soldiers in Britain have re­
blasts its prey down with eight guns covered and returned to their units,
spewing 5,600 bullets a minute. The or have been flown to hospitaliza­
pilot operates the four cannon an<j tion areas in the United States.
four machine guns with a thumb but­
ton. The battery takes just two sec­
onds to shoot down a foe.
King Farouk Sets Up
C igarettes for V eteran
RAY FOXTON GARAGE
Under New Management
Roger Loerke
EXPERT MECHANIC— WORK GUARANTEED
OPEN EVERYDAY BUT SUNDAY
B a t t e r i e s , Radiators, Brass, Aluminum, Copper,
Lead and Zinc
Phone Beaverton 2982
Beaverton, Oregon
TURKEYS
Live Poultry and Eggs
R e ce iv in g
P o rtla n d ,
A lbany,
R ed m o n d .
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A D re ssin g P la n ts :
M cM innvlU s, S alem ,
E ugene,
R o seb u rg ,
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Main Office and Plant
p . n i.
Northwest Poultry &
Dairy Products Co.
4 MOUNTED POSSES 4
C L A C K A M A S COUNTY
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T h e id e a m ig h t s h u t off so m e of
¡th e w in d b ag s! — Sen. T ay lo r,
re.
i b ro a d c a s tin g th e p ro c e e d in g s o f C on­
g ress.
W hile sh o p p in g in B e a v e rto n sto p
in a t th e G re y h o u n d C offee S h o p fo r
Lunch.
B linded d o u g h b o y s a t V alley F o rg e
G e n e ra l H o sp ita l, P hoenixvU le, * P a.,
a re en jo y in g S a tu r d a y n ig h t p a rtie s
a r r a n g e d by R e d C ross w o rk e rs s ta -
I tk m e d a t th e h o sp ita l.
D a n c in g a n d
' s k a tin g a r e g r e a tly en jo y ed by th e
A p riso n e r of w a r is resp o n sib le m en.
fo r a new ty p e of d o u g h n u t tra y .
H e u sed s c ra p s of m a te ria l to b u ild
W hile in B e a v e rto n be su re to e a t
a sp ecial tr a y w h ich d ra in s all ex ­ s t th e G re y h o u n d C offee Shop.
cess g re a se fro m th e d o u g h n u ts a n d
th u s h elp s k ee p th e m crisp .
Y o u r a d s a lw a y s g e t re su lts.
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SW M cC hesney R oad, P o rtla n d 1, Or.
MADISON. WIS.—Ninety years
of litigation between the federal
government, the state of Wiscon­
sin and the Menominee Indians
has ended. Governor Goodland
signed a bill conveying 38,000
acres of swamp and timber land
to the government for $1,590,854.50
so it could be given back to the
Indians.
0 . K . N IC H O L S O N
Dealer In Scrap Metals
I
Y oung H a f n e r looked dow n in to
th e S w iss v alley a n d w ish e d k e w ere
one o f th e cow s g ra z in g th e re so
p ea ce fu lly F o r. sa id he. if I w ere one
of th o se cow s, I w ould be rid of th is
h eav y h e a r t.
Yes. h e w ould even be
a cow , so d a r k w ere th e days.
T h e n a B ible
w as p u t in to h is
h a n d s a n d he b eg a n to read .
A nd
of e v e n in g s now a n d a g a in , he slip ­
ped in to th e m issio n h a ll to listen.
A lso one ca m e a lo n g sid e to g iv e him
lig h t on h is B ible prob lem s.
T hen
ca m e th e g r e a t day.
I t w as o f a
m o rn iS g th a t it all ca m e ab o u t.
He
m u s t g e t in to th e
o p en a n d le t
loose.
A nd so it w as t h a t h e clim b­
ed th e m o u n ta in a n d s h o u te d a n d
s a n g a n d s h o u te d a g a in .
H is h e a r t
h a d s e ttle d on th e B ible a n d G o d th e
g iv e r of hope h a d filled h im w ith Joy
a n d peace.
L a te r on w e h a d h im in
A m eric a a s a m u ch beloved p a s to r
of a P o rtla n d c h u rc h .
C A L L IN G
A L L C H R IS T IA N S —
P ra y fo r y o u r u n sa v ed u n ti IGod co n ­
v icts th e m o f th e ir sin a n d m isery.
T W O —G et th e B ible t r u t h
b e fo re
th e m th a t G od h a d a S on w ho died
for th e ir sins. T H R E E —P ra y on u n ­
til th e ir h e a r t believes t h a t th e
blood o f C h ris t h a s c le a n se d a w a y
all th e ir sins.
Y ou a re th e h u m a n
lin k th a t p ra y s G od in a n d h e is
a b le to do exceedingly a b u n d a n tly
ab o v e all t h a t w e a s k o r th in k . A re
you a s w illin g to p ra y on a n d on as
G od is w illin g to b rin g th e m in.
I f you w ish a p a r t to w a rd re a c h in g
th e 92% o f A m e ric a th a t does n o t go
to c h u rc h w ould w elcom e y o u r m on­
ey fo r th is N e w sp a p e r G ospel.
T h is sp a c e p a id fo r by a S e a ttle
b u sin e ss m an .
90-Ycar Fight Over
Indian Lands Is Ended
Highest Price* Paid
%Ray’s Garage
Broadway at Lombard
M fM IN N V IU tE
Were A Cow
EDINBURGH.—Cairo newspapers
recently carried an itein about Da­
vid Bell, British veteran who lost
his sight and both hands in the El
Alamein fighting, and who now
planned to open a small'tobacco store
here. King Farouk read the account
and sent Bell 25,000 of his best Egyp­
tian cigarettes.
Lombard & Broadway, Beaverton
AIT*. 18
8 p. m.
Make Play Dress,
Save for Ponds
SEATTLE. — Civilization, as it
j is known in the United States, hit
1 the young Eskimo wife of an Ameri-
! can soldier with a thrilling jolt here
1 recently.
She’s little-girlish Mrs. Laura Mc-
Quade, 27, who used a telephone
and had her first automobile ride
after reaching Seattle on the first
lap of a 3,000-mile journey from
King Cove, Alaska, to Williamsport,
Pa.
There she’ll find, waiting nervous­
ly, her discharged G.I. husband,
T-4 John McQuade, whom she mar­
ried when he was stationed near
King Cove.
McQuade had promised his Alas­
kan wife a “States-side” honey­
moon. And Laura, with her two chil­
dren, has come to get it.
Dark, slender Mrs. McQuade had
| a somewhat rude introduction to the
States. After leaving the boat which
brought her here, she stood terri­
fied by the big city traffic swirl,
clutching Patricia, 3, and Peggy, 14
months.
“Walk two blocks and get a cab,"
bawled a bystander who noticed
Mrs. McQuade’s Tyrolean suspend­
ers, plaid skirt, cotton blouse, cot­
ton stockings and flat shoes.
But Laura didn’t know what was
meant by “block.” In fact, she had
never before seen a city street.
Once in midtown Seattle, the girl
had the time of her life.
Mrs. McQuade’s big brown eyes
widened in amazed disbelief as
she saw her first billboard, juke­
box, typewriter and—i t ’s true—her
first horses.
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The newcomer from far off Alas­
ka decided she liked ice cream,
traffic lights (of all things), eleva­
tors—and green grass. King Cove,
on the tip of the Alaska Peninsula,
has not one blade of grass, she said.
“Grass is beautiful and I never
saw so many people,” she exclaimed.
Red Cross workers told Mrs. Mc­
Quade that the Travelers’ Aid would
help her and the children reach her
husband safely.
Wished He
GUARD
C o lo rs sin g of s u m m e r in a gay,
ru ffle d p la y c o s tu m e . T h e re d , green
a n d g re y s tr ip e s of th e g a tlie re d -n e c k
b lo u se h a rm o n iz e w ith th e b la r k .
fre e -s w in g in g s k ir t. M a k e a n o u tfit
lik e th is . L a te s t p a t te r n s a t lo c a l
s to r e s . It s a v e s c a s h fo r Wa • B o n d s.
GASOLINE COUPONS
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THRU S E P T .
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