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No. 19
HILLSBORO, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY », 1S2S
VOLUME XXXII
Exhibit
Man Is
LOCAL
CLUB
LOSES
FIRST FORMAL STEP Portland
Drowned Saturday
TWO GAMES 3 TO 0
FOR TUNNEL TAKEN
Odie Wilmoth Is
Dead Of Injuries
At State Fair
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Grains And Grasse* Are Now
Being Collected In Hillsboro
NATIONAL BIRTHDAY
CELEBRATED HERE
Fracture At Base Of Skull
W. G. Cyrus Lose* Life In
Fatal To Bank* Man Hurt
Rippling Waters On Gales
Washington county will again
Little
New
Building
On
Program
For
In Auto Crash
Sherwood
Pitch
»r
Strikes
Out
Automobile Caravan Visit*
have
a
county
exhibit
at
the
state
Creek On Fourth
This Summer
fair. Grains and grasses are now
19 Local Batters
Hillsboro Monday
PETITIONS PRESENTED
Property Owners In Section*
35 and 36 Present Ob­
jections To Petition*
The first formal step to bring
about the long sought tunnel thru
the mountain to Portland was tak>n
Monday morning when the petitions
for the formation of Tunnel Dis­
trict No. 1 were presented to the
county court. A caravan of 84 au-
tumobiles, headed by several traf­
fic officer* on motorcycle* and siren*
telling the world they were, ar­
rived at 10 o'clock and proceeded
directly to the circuit court room
in the court house.
Joseph Presents Petitions
The presentation of the petition*
was made by State Senator George
Joeeph, who said It waa the first
step In the great project to Join
Portland with the beautiful Tualatin
valley. He said that after the dis­
trict i* created and before the
people vote on the project they will
be advised fully as to what it will
cost each Individual. The talk of a
tunnel started as long ago as 25
years.
The petition, signed by 400 prop­
erty owner* In the proposed dis­
trict. waa presented to Clerk Ed. C.
Lure by Senator Joseph, together
with a bond for 84000 guaranteeing
the county immunity from election
expense.
Objections Made
Thomas H. Tongue appeared as
attorney for 15 objector* to the
petition. All the objsetors live in
»ectlona 36 and 36, township 1 north
and 2 west. The petitioner* agreed
to leave these section* out of the
district and the court accepted the
petition with this understanding.
County Judge E. J. Ward pre­
sided and Commissioners Frank W.
Livermore and J. M. Hiatt sat in
court with him during the proceed­
ing*.
The law give* Judge Ward 90
day* In which to set a date for an
election, but the date will probably
be announced this week. The right
to vote in the proposed election la
limited to holder* of title to at
least 50x100 feet of ground with-
ing the limits of the district.
District Wealthy
There are approximately 69,000
acre* of land in the Tualatin val­
ley portion of the tunnel district
as outlined and the Portland sec­
tion embodies nearly all the West
Side business district. The assessed
valuation of the property in the dis­
trict la in excess of 1200,000,000.
The cost of the tunnel is estima­
ted by engineers at around $3,000,-
oo(£ and the promoters plan to fl.
nance the project by sale of dis­
trict bond*. No site has been chos­
en for the tunnel. The tube will
be a little in excess of one mile and
will be 10 feet wide.
If approval is given at this elec­
tion as the petitioner* said they are
certain it will be, another election
will be called and the question of
voting a bond issue to cover the
cost of the tunnel will be submitted
to the owner* of property within
the district.
31 Juror* Drawn
For July Service
Of Number Selected For Com­
ing Term Eight Are
Women
Thirty-one Juror* have been
drawn for the July term of court.
Of this number 8 are women.
Jurors July Term, 1928
Simpson, Robert; Shaw, Chas. H.;
Wlsmer, Leila L.; Sampson, Wm.;
Cate, Rose; Grossen, Fred; Vande-
couvering, Herman S.; Johnson,
Earle, H; Osborne, Clara A.; Cris­
pin, K. E.; Hartley, Elizabeth; Ray,
Jo*. T.; Moore, Wm. S.; Whiting,
Amanda O.; Taylor, Frank; Bar­
rett, Myrtle; McCann, Jno. A.; Wil­
liams, Wilbur IL; Andrews, Geo.;
Campbell, Lester, R.; Weatherred,
France* Taylor; Dobson, Jas. R.;
Wright, Grace May; Ridenour, Jas.
F.; Maly, Emil; Johnson, Reuben
R,; Welter, Michael; Pinder, Jas.;
Clutter, Arnold D.; Barngrover, Jno.
L.; Wiley, Wm. V.
May Return Some Money
The Fourth of July celebration
was a real financial success, accord­
ing to members of the committee.
Esrly indications are that there will
be money to turn back to the fi­
nancial backers, th* business men.
The Scout Harrington camp of
the United Spanish War veterans
will meet at the court house tomor­
row night.
William G. Cyrus of 84 North
23rd Street, Portland, was drowned
in Gale* Creek at Rippling Water*
last Saturday morning. Cyrus I*
said to have been unable to swim
but dove off the diving board and
failed to come up.
Dr. Via was called on and worked
on him for an hour, but in vain.
Dr. Via say* he believes that the
man died of heart failure, although
there was a bruise on hi* fore­
head. The victim was in the water
several minutes before the condi­
tion was realixed.
A widow and five children sur-
vivo the drowned man, who waa an
employee of the Bell Telephone
company. The body was taken to
Portland for burial.
The family with friend* had gon*
to Rippling Waters on the Fourth
for a day's outing.
being collected by County Agent
TEAM TO HAVE SHAKEUP McWhorter and Wm. Schulmerich.
It is planned to make a representa-
Hillsboro Will Play Albany 1 tive showing of all of Washington
' county’s standard products.
At Latter Placo Next
Last year Washington county won
Sunday
first for attractive»*** of display
and fourth in line of products
(Ray Dillon)
shown. This year the competitive
Now that the smoke of battle has feature as between Counties ha* been
cleared away, we will try and tell eliminated but all county exhibits
you about the two wallops the Hills­ will be required to Cyme to a certain
boro ball elub received July 4 and standard that premium money can I
K
be won.
Teo Much Smoke
IMPROVEMENTS PLANNED
Underground Cables Will Be
Placed In Business Sec­
tion For Safety
A new telephone building and
other improvements, which together
will total about $25,000, are on the
program for the Hillsboro Telephone
company this summer, according te
an announcement of Charles E.
Wells, manager and owner of the
company. The new building will
be on Washington street between
Second and Third.
Odie Wilmoth of Banks died at
the Dr. Via hospital in Forest Grove
about 7:30 last Friday morning of
injuries received in an automobile
accident at Greenville the Sunday
before. Wilmoth’s skull was frac­
tured at the base and he never re­
gained consciousness.
Ellis Edmundsen, with Wilmoth
seated on the back of the motor­
cycle, was riding south from Banks,
through Greenville when the car
driven by Francis Herb, coming
from the east struck them. Ed­
mundsen was thrown over the front
of the machine and Wilmoth was
tossed some distance to the side of
the road, where he fell on a pile
of boards.
He was taken to the Dr. Via hoa-
pital at once, but little hope was
held out for his recovery at any
time.
10,000
Difference Caused
One Day Event
AT
By
HOMECOMING
Fireworks, Txercises And Con­
test* Are Better Than In
Previous Years
The celebration of th* nation’*
149th birthday here in Hillsboro waa
just a* uig as in past year* in spits
of the general belief that a one day
event would be weak. It is esti­
mated that more than 10,000 per­
sons celebrated in Hillsboro.
Mor*
Comfortable
Winters,
.Sherwood
speeedball
The smaller number of cones*
pitcher, had so much smoke on the Service Commission
sions made the ground* less crowded
ball in the game on the 4th, that >
Has Water Hearing
and the one day eliminated much of
Building Deferred
he hopped it right past the home I
the dust and dirt of previous year.
When Mr. Wells purchased the
boys and some of them can’t see
Many have expressed the opinion
property of the Hillsboro Telephone
yet The big fellow was unbeatable
that people found more real enjoy­
company in 1914, he contemplated
and deserved to win. He allowed
ment than ever before.
the construction of a separate fire­
Just 4 hits and smacked one over
Although the fireworks were not
proof building to house the switch­
th* fence and that one run was
started at the time advertised and
Water rate* of the towns of Gas­ board and other central office equip­
plenty, although bi* team mate* put
the delay was vexing, the pyrotech­
across two other*. Nineteen of the ton and Cornelius formed the basis ment, along with other improvements
nic display was better than ever be­
home team stepped up to the plate of an interesting legal and technic­ to the property.
fore and the various pieces were
The other improvements, namely,
and all they hit waa Hillsboro’s al battle at the court house Mon­
works of art. Several pieces were
healthy air, Burkhalter being the day and Tuesday when a joint hear­ several miles of new cable, a new
damaged in transit and caused the
only one with his eyes wide open. ing was had before the public ser­ , switchboard, an entirely new system
delay.
»
of telephone* using the battery or
He got two hits out of three time* vice commission.
Engineer Jones Estimates 8
“Let us devote ourselves to the
The commissioner» present were flashlight call, with the correapond- No Serious Crashes Reported
up.
preservation
of the United States,
Year* For Completion
Thoma*
K.
Campbell,
chairman,
H.
ing new pole line construction, were
Myer* for Hillsboro pitched a
Over Fourth
the greatest demonstration of free
good game but waa up against odds H. Corey and Edward Ostrander, considered more immediately neces­
ORENCO ROAD DELAYED that couldn't be beat.
while the town* of Gaston and Cor­ sary than the new building, and its CORRECTION
IS
URGED government in the world,’’ urged
State Senator George Joeeph, speak­
Then
Sunday's game with the Port of nelius were presented by Loyal construction was deferred.
Project South Of Cornelius To Portland was Just like the one on- Graham and William G. Hare, re­ the war came along and put build­ Driver Believes Enough Ma­ er qf the day, who delivered a regu­
lar old time Fourth of July address
The
Puget
Sound ing prices out of sight. Living and i
Tualatin Approved For
the 4th, 3 to 0. With their eyes spectively.
chines Damaged To Pay
that was inspiring. “Liberty an<4
Power
Ac
Light
Company,
owners
cost
of
business
increased
along
with
<th,
filled
with
smoke
from
the
Thia Summer
For Several Bridges
independence was placed with the
Hillsboro again only got 4 safe of the water system, was represen­ this and the company was kept busy
people and we must keep it there.”
Market road work In the county singles and 11 took three big wal- ted by E. M. Hayden of Tacoma meeting running expenses and re­
Washington county was pretty
The speaker opposed anything
I
building
lines.
and
E.
B.
Tongue
of
Hillsboro
and
is coming along in fast shape, ac- lops. Schulmerich and G. Hender­
lucky in the matter of automobile that would place any control of our
cording to Engineer Jones, who eeti- son were the only one* that could the commission by William P. Ellis. |
Financing Arranged
accidents over- the Fourth as com­ government across the seas.
The company contention is, brief­
mstes that the complete system a* solve the slants of Cole, SchuL
Arrangements have now been pared with other parts of Oregon,
Patriotic organizations lined up
outlined will be finished in eight merich knocked out two doubles ly, that Gaston with five percent of ( I made, Mr. Wells informs . us, for according to the reports filed with
back of the Washington County
years or possibly sooner.
and Henderson
double and a the consumers, uses 12.7 pet- financing the building, which will, the office of the sheriff.
band of Forest Grove and the auto-
! cent of the water and contributes however, be but a minor portion
single.
Some Week Completed
Claim* Negligence
mobile containing the speaker in an
but 3.2 percent of the company's ; of the cost of the improvements con­
Well Played
Gai
The stretch between Jsckson
automobile
parade to the park pre­
Negligence
is
given
as
the
cause
Both game* were well playSd and gross revenue, while Cornelius, with templated. The central office pro­ of the accident Sunday in which ceding the patriotic exercise*.
school and Glencoe ha* been com-
ten
percent
of
the
consumers,
uses
tective equipment, terminal and
pleted end work ha* started on the the only thing bad about them was
J. L. Crew Presides
! 14.5 percent of the water and con- cable frames, storage battery equip­ Francis Burke sustained braised legs,
road between Ross bridge and Con­ poor umpiring.
of Portland and J. R. Eastman of
J.
L.
Crow, Grand Army veteran,
vo*
„u...
tribute
’
but
3.8
percent
of
the
Stotenberg started the game Sun-
ment, etc., will be new, and will be The machines of Martin M. Burke
nell corners. The Hillsboro-Orenco
road is being held up temporarily day and was relieved by G. Meyers re'enue- «nd ‘hat this condition is installed in the new building in Portland came together on the New­ presided at the exercises. The pro­
du* to inability to get a right of after they had scored three times ne,th/r. e.<,uiUble. to the comP»nY duplicate with that at the old loca- berg highway and Burke claims that gram included singing of “America’*
by the audience, invocation by Rev.
in the first four innings. Meyers' nor fair to its other customer*.
tion.
way.
it was negligence on the part of M. A. Marcy, solo by Mrs. Berehia
Through
their
respective
coun-
went
in
with
the
bases
full
and
One of the most important im- Eastman.
A stretch of market road I* being
Gardner, address by Mayor M. P.
constructed from Glenwood up about pitched out of the hole and was »els, William G. Hare and L. M. provements to be accomplished by
G. Evert Baker of Portland makes Cady, reading “Declaration of In­
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..
—
v
Graham,
the
towns
of
Cornelius
never
in
danger
after
that.
the
new
arrangement,
will be the
5 mile*.
The narrow fill on the
The home club ha* been in a bat- and Gaston maintain that franchises underground cable construction ' a plea to the county commissioners dependence” by Rev. Len Fishback,
road from Forest Grove to Ranks
to do something about the bad curve and piano solo by Vincent Engel-
I ting slump for the last four game* were «ranted to the predecessors of which will place all the
has been widened and there is now
large cables at
Tua|atin bridge near Tigard.
Hout
hits
you
can
’
t
win
,he
Sound
company
in
con-
and
without
between Main and
room for three car* abreast.
" a-’Mngton jje
that the covered bridge dinger. Senator W. G. Hare intro­
In the
last ____
four __ games
the I ',ider*‘'on
the rates now under streets in the business section, be-
duced the speaker. The exercises
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____ ____
Grading work is going on between games. 1_
makes a blind curve and that it was I were closed with the singing of
Re- club has connected safely 22 time* dispute and that the rates cannot , neath the surface.
Campbell bridge and I-aurel
responsible for a truck driven by “The Star Spangled Banner.”
construction of 1 mile stretch run- or an average of 5 H hits per game. be disturbed without nullifying
Safety Dictates
Ralph Christensen of Portland run­
such
franchises,
and
that
it
is
not
The oath of allegiance to the
This
gives
the
team
a
batting
aver
­
,ning north of Mountaindale has
ning into him. In his report he al­ United States was taken by all at
This
is
an
improvement
dictated
mandatory
upon
the
commission
to
just been started. The contractors age of .174.
by the need of safety, as well as leges that neighbors say there are the exercises and was a part of the
interfere.
Have Shakeup
are about ready to start on the new
appearance. The Southern Pacific more than enough cars damaged second Defense Day test.
The
entire
two-day
session
w*«
152-foot bridge on Jackson bottom.
A real shakeup will take place
and Oregon Electric trolleys on there every year to build several
The free act was one of the best
The Stringtown and Thatcher in the team this week. One new devoted to discussion by both side* Main and Washington streets carry- bridges.
of
the
value
of
the
property
in-1
ever put on at a celebration , and
roads will be started soon and the hitting player has been signed up.
John Ironside and Frank Schnei- the dance hall was filled with-
very dangerous currents, and having
■volved.
project south of Cornelius to the Johnson has been released and the
the telephone cables above them is der bumped cars on the Fourth as gay dancers throughout the day.
Under
an
exhibit
placed
in
evi.
Tualatin river bridge has been ap­ management is after new players.
a result of the heavy traffic at 10th
a menace in case of accident.
Hillsboro Lose*
proved and will be worked some­
Next Sunday the home club will dence by the engineer of the com­
Five
thousand
feet
of
aerial
lead
and Fir.
time this summer.
play Albany at Albany and Mana­ mission the estimsted income from covered cable will be placed on i The two cars of I. Eede of Cor-
Hundreds saw Hillsboro go down
ger Kreitx hopes to break the pres- water under the new rates for 1925 East Oak and West Baseline streets, neiius and Frank H. Reh bumped to defeat in the county champion­
Hillsboro losing streak. Only for the entire district served will
The
Provisions for financing contem- into each other at Cornelius, due, ship game with Sherwood.
Trustee Make« Escape ent
amount to 8.6 percent net, accord­
one league game was played over
Sherwood team was able to put
plate
the
issuance
of
bonded
obliga-
it
is
claimed,
to
the
failure
of
Eede
ing
to
Wiliam
G.
Hare,
counsel for
holidays and that was between
across 3 runs against Myers, while
F. A. Smith, In On Liquor the
the City of Cornelius, when asked tions of the company in the form of ; to give proper clearance.
Winters of Sherwood had Hillsboro
I
five
and
ten
year
gold
notes,
for
Same
Old
Cause
Given
concerning
the
case.
Charge, Escapes Tuesday
He also
(Continued on page *)
fanning the air.
:
whi<;h
there
is
now
a
ready
market
brought out the fact that the com­
Reckless -
driving
is. --------
alleged
.
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tO
Horse Sbee Pitching Contest
The com- j,ave caused the accident near Reed-
F. A. Smith, a trustee at the
mission engineer placed a much in the financial centers.
be glad to vile on the Fourth whtn the Cars
The cup for the championship of
court house, escaped Tuesday. He
lower valuation on the plant than pany, however, would
jilace these with local people and oi H j Mackie of Portland and Washington County was won by Ed­
was working under Janitor William
that claimed by the company.
14 O Vn 4 XX V* *1
H ■ a L — -- -
I
ward Wrirht, of Beaverton.
Tupper, when he decided he needed Proceeds Will Be Used To
Mr. Hare said the company failed its patrons, insofar as they may Arthur Howard crashed,
wish
to
invest.
•
C. A. J. Brown of Portland was
a vacation and sneaked out the
Pay For Veteran* Mem­
to state what it paid for the Hills­
Fast driving on the part of Car-
back door and went on through the
boro plant, claiming it was pur­
rick is said to have caused the col- champion of the day and won a pair
orial Hall
Start Plastering
alley at the Glenn Stapleton home
chased with many other properties.
lision between the cars of Clay of professional horse shoes.
to First street and then off to the
Winners of th* Athletic Contest
“
If
the
commission
doesn
’
t
main
­
_________
_ Freeman of Hillsboro and Clyde
of
plastering and
lathing
An ice cresm social, the proceeds
Work
woods north of the city.
this . Carrick of Vernonia at First snd at the Hillsboro Fourth of July:
of which will go toward* paying for tain the contract, the City of Cor­ the new theatre was t started
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Smith waa arrested February 11 the Veteran* Memorial hall, recently nelius will carry it on to the courts,” week by Oscar Jacobs, who has the Baseline last Friday.
Fat Man's Race—First, Wes.
at Forest Grove on a liquor posses­ purchased by the patriotic organi­ declared Mr. Hare.
merchandise,
contract, A crew of ten men are | Several other minor accidents Schulmerich, $5.00
sion charge by Deputy Oscar Dooley, zations, will be given in the court
“I intend to see that the company working under him. Hillsboro will | were reported and the old causes of Cady Motor Co.; 2nd. G. C. Dodge,
who wus night officer at Forest yard Saturday afternoon and even­ lives up to one contract,” continued have a new and beautiful theatre too smuch speed, failure to signal, $3.00, merchandise, Mackenzie Mo­
Grove at that time. He was sen- ing. The social will start about Senator Hare.
before they realise it and because of recklessness and others were given. tor Co.; 3rd. E. Demmin, $2.00 mer­
chandise, Herington Grocery.
tenced to a six months term March 2:30.
Manager Easter of the company the construction around the old
Fat Woman’s Race—First, Mrs.
28. The prisoner just had a short
The ladies of the Women’s Relief testified that the present plant theatre it will only be closed for a Farming Financial
time more to serve.
Hallie Frye, $5.00 merchandise,
Corps are giving the social, but would not be adequate to last more few days before the opening.
Prospects Are Good Weil’s Department Store; 2nd. Eva
other of the veteran organizations than two years more. He also de­
Recieve Bids On Bonds
M. Weisenbach, $3.00 merchandise,
snd their suxiliaries are urged to clared that the people of Hillsboro
Contagious Case* Few
! U. S. Department of Agricul­ C. C. Store; 3rd. Mrs. Jacob Lamb,
were well satisfied with the new
co-operate.
Only nine, contagious diseases
rates.
Bids on $25,000 in improvement
$2.00 merchandise, Handy Variety
ture Report of Condition*
were reported in Washington coun­
store.
bonds will be received by the city
Large Window Cracked
I* Optimistic
Miss Flossie Scheidel is vacation­ ty during the month of June, ac­
council July 21. The city camp
Men’s Open Race—First. C. Ed­
cording to the records in the pos­
grounds were reported by the chief
wards, $5.00 merchandise, Miller’s
The large plate glass window in ing at Rockaway.
Good financial prospects for far­
session of County Health Officer
of police to have been passed on a* the Shute Savings bank building in
Mercantile; 2nd. Wm. Joos, $3.00
William Schofield of Portland was
mers this year are seen by the United
first class by County Health Officer the room occupied by the McCor­ a Hillsboro visitor over the Fourth. Dr. W. Hyde. There were flee cases
merchandise, W. W. Boscow; 3rd.
Department
of
Agricul
­
of whooping cough, one of scarlet’ States
Dr. L. W. Hyde. The matter of a mick Land company was cracked
Fred Hodecker of Portland was fever, one of influenza, one of ture which says in its July report W. C. Scott, $2.00 merchandise, Les­
ter Ireland.
city garbage system, which waa in­ Saturday
when
an
automobile calling on Hillsboro friends yes­ tuberculosis and one of erysipelas.
on the agricultural situation that
stigated by George Wolf of Beaver­ knocked a rock against it.
Boys Under 75 Lbs.— First John
The terday.
“given strengthening livestock mar­
ton, who asked for the exclusive rock was put out in the street by
Bachelor, $3.00 merchandise, Cor­
Fred Meek read the Declaration
kets
and
fair
feed
crops,
plus
fair
Judge Bagley is holding court in
right here, was referred to the sani­ the contractors putting up the gar­
win Hardware; 2nd Louis Sohler,
of Independence at Champoeg on the Tillamook, this week.
returns from wheat and cotton, far­
tary committee.
$2.00 merchandise, Hillsboro Phar­
age building to the south,
The Fourth of July.
mers
would
come
out
of
1925
bet
­
The estates of Robert Service,
macy; 3rd Leo Mohr, $1.00 mer­
window was about the largest plate
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Rasmus­ Charlees H. Tarry and John M. Wall ter than they have in most of the chandise, Royal Soda Work*.
Odd Fellow* Will Pictaie
glass window in the city.
years since 1919.’’
sen of Portland were Hillsboro have been admitted to probate.
Boys Under 18 Years—First. C.
The quarterly meeting of Odd
Much can happen between now
visitors yesterday.
The report of Recorder James H.
Edwards,
$5.00 merchandise, Weil’s
Fellow* will be held st the Shute
Scheel Warrants Sold
Mrs. C. E. Wells and family will Davis to the county court shows and the harvest of fall crops, it is Department Store; 2nd, Wm. Joe*,
Pack, Friday, July 17, with a picnic
pointed
out,
but
“
taken
as
a
whole,
and basket dinner at noon.
The
Thirteen thousand dollars in war- leave in the morning for a summer’s fees totaling $372.85 collected dur­ the main crop* promise fairly well $8.00 merchandise, Liberty Theatre;
ing June.
program will be in the afternoon, rants to pay for the construction of stay at Pacific CCity.
except in the case of winter wheat. 3rd. Louis Emmott, $2.00 merchan­
W. W. Hall and sons hav*
and Past Grand Master of the Juris­ the new grade unit were sold to
Lee Pom Lam, Chinese, arrested The present nice balance in both dise, Tom’* Place.
Boys Under 12 Year*—First,
diction of Oregon, Henry Westbrook, Carl Pfahi and the Shute Savings bought the Wess barber shop on at Astoria, was brought to Hills­ livestock and crop production is a
df Portland, will be the principal Bank at the meeting of the school Main street between Second and boro, Sunday by deputy sheriffs. tribute to the readjustments made Dalls Holberg, $5.00 merchandise,
C. C. Store; 2nd Therrii Shipley,
speaker.
board Monday night,
He is facing a larceny charge.
The Bank Third.
by American farmers since the fall
$3.00 merchandiy, W. W. Boecow;
There will be an orchestra for bought 19,000 and Pfahi bought
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ogilbee of
Doctors W. B. Coon and S. M. of 1921.”
3rd. Andrew Hergert, $2.00 mer­
dancing, and other amusements,
84,000.
The wood contract was Portland moved to Hillsboro thia Reagan, county herd inspectors,
The central fact in the present
The public is invited.
awarded to Marshall Elder.
week and are occupying the resi­ have been directed by the court to outlook is that while production chandise, Palm Confectionery.
Girls Under 9 Years—First Lilly
dence recently vacated by B. M. collect a fee of 85c per head for will be ample to meet consumption
Dr. and Mrs. C. J. Wiebeck and
Fred Meek and Florence Penny, Goodman and family. Mr. Ogilbee each bovine inspected at the time needs, agriculture will not be in Brown, $3.00 merchandise, Miller
H. Harder of Willows, Calif., were of Hillsboro, were married June 28, has been with the Argus for some of inspection and turn the money the market this fall with any large Mercantile; 2nd. Emm* Lepels,
week-end visitors of Mrs. C. Rehse. at Stevenson, Washington.
time.
over to the clerk.
surplus of the major products.
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COUNTY FARES WELL
IN AUTO ACCIDENTS
IS GOING STRONG
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