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VOLUME XXXII
HILLSBORO, OREGON, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 17, 1925
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WASHs'GTON COUNTY FAIR, SEPTEMBER 23-25
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FINANCIAL STANDING Vent Ek
OF COUNTY IS GOOD
’'eatre
NEW PACIFIC HEAD
_ated Friday
SPEAKS TO ROTARY
Orange Phelps, Popular The
atre Owner, Eulogized
L. J. Merrill Outlines Status
Urges Co-Operation Between
by Senator Hare
al Portland Luncheon
the Two Cities
“Orange Phelps had faith in Hiila-I
SAVING ACCOUNTS LARGE boro and while the rest of the city GOLF COURSE SUGGESTED
progressed he kept Just one step
Dr. J. H. Rossman, W. W. Phil ahead,’* declared Senator W. G. Personal Consideration Will be
Hare In praise of the popular the
Given Everyone at Pacif
lips, Bert Mating and C. T.
atre owner at the dedication of <
ic Says President
Richardson Also Speak
County Jail Inmate
(
Swallows Silverware
Kilverware evidently bad a
peculiar attraction for L. L.
Gray, an inmate of the county
jail who was operated on at
the county hospital Saturday
by Dr. J. O. Ro_bb and Dr.
MacKay. The operation re
sulted in the finding of a silver
table knife, the handles of
four silver teaspoons, the bouts
of two others and two strips
of wire about four inches long
in his stomach. The patient is
getting along nicely.
Gray was arrested April 30
on a charge of impersonating
an officer and on May 13 was
sentenced to six month« in the
county jail.
He complained to Jailer Hic-
kox a few weeks ago that he
had fish bones in his stomach
but no attention wa* paid to
this, Last Saturday h<- made
quite a fuss and Dr. Robb was
called in. The articles are be
lieved to have been in his
stomach for about a month.
HILLSBORO SCHOOLS Officer» by Elected
H. S. Classes GOVERNOR TO OPEN
GAIN IN STUDENTS
FAIR WEDNESDAY
Carlton Hande Is Named Pres
ident of Seniors and Lewis
Formal Opening Takes Place
Emmott of Juniors
Twenty Additional Registered
at Eleven o’Clock
at High Third Day
All classes at the high school were
MANY EVENTS ATTRACT
INCREASE organized Tuesday and officers elect
ed. Carlton Hande was named pres
ident of the senior class. Lewis Em All County Showing Great In
Upper Classes in High School mott is head of the juniors, Joe
terest in Re-opening
Retain Students; Causes
Marshall is president of the sopho
of Big Fair
more class and Doris Ingles was
Big Increase
GRADE
PUPILS
Phelps’ Venetian theatre last Fri
The first annual Washington coun-
named to lead the freshmen.
day night.
Other class officers are: Seniors, ty fair will be held in Hillsboro at
The excellent financial standing
The senator told how Mr. Phi lp« , No institution amounts to any- i
increase
in
registration
A slight
Haarby Bechen, vice president; Em- the new fair ground* and Shute
of Washington county was brought ; came here 17 year* ago and through , thing unless it is in a position to
J in the two Hillsboro schools which
mer Cox, secretary; Leonard Cor- park next Wednesday, Thursday and
out In a short talk before th« Port the ideal of service and faith in the »P'’nd money, declared Dr. J. H.
started Monday will probably result
nelius, treasurer, and Miss Belle Friday. The fair will be formally
land chamber of commerce Monday community had builded a center of Dobbs, new president of Pacific uni-1
1 in one additional teacher in the
Taggart and Mis* Tennessee Wether- opened next Wednesday morning at
noon by L. J. Merrill, president of which the entire sdrruunding com- versity, at the Rotary club luncheon |
high school. The high school has an
red, advisers.
11 o’clock by Governor Pieree, who
Shute Saving* bank. Tho Hillsboro munity
justly proud. He said that t
lbe ' eterans Memorial hall last,
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unusually large increase in the up
Juniors:
Eva
Oakes,
vice
presi-
will
give a short address. An ap-
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chamber of commerce was entertain Orange Phelps was worthy of the Thursday,
per classes and this will force more
dent; Irene Connell, secretary; Le- propriate program is being arranged
He
ed at the regular forum luncheon of respect of every person in thi* com-
’ _ urged
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, classes to take care of them. The
ona Rogers, treasurer; Loren Schul- for that occasion,
and Hillsboro for the;
tho Portland civic body and about munity. Senator Hare brought out est
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total registration of the two schools
merich, sergeant-at-arms, and Mr.
Complete New Building
20 members from here went down.
th* fact that absolutely everything benefit of th* county and said that
will probably be well over a thous
Humphreys,
adviser.
The
new stock pavilion has been
the
’
purchased
nothing
could
«top
this
part
of
that possibly could wa* _______
and within a week or *0.
Figures Given
Sophomores: Roy Thwaite, vice completed and is in readiness for
llv all the country
from tfoinje ahead if we I
In
Hillsboro,
that
practically
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310 Last Year
The total deposits in the 12 Wash
president; Dorothy Tongue, secre- the hundreds of entries that are
I have th« right psychology.
ington county banks, according to work was done by Hillsboro men.
The registration in the high school tary; Francis Gross, reporter, and coming in. This pavilion was con-
Doing Many Things
Mayor M. P. Cady christened the
the last statement*, were $4,194,-
yesterday morning was 330, 32T Miss Hatton, adviser.
structed permanently and is a real
The many things that arc being I
970.10 and the total capital, un theatre, Phelps' Venetian and dedi
Tuesday and 307 on Monday. Fig
Freshmen: Jack Connell, vice pres- addition to the fair. Other tempor-
divided profit* and surplus w a * cated it to the public for their enter- done at P. IL thi* year were ex Odd Fellow» Take
ures for last year show 303 on Mon ident; James Vieken, secretary; *ry pavilions have been erected for
plained by President Dobbs, who
$590,640.25. Deposit* in Hillsboro ' tainment.
day morning and 310 on Wednesday Leonard Roy, sergeant-at-arms, and the industrial exhibits and other
Part in Big Meet j morning in the high school.
banks were $1,744,770.13, while1 Vincent Engeldinger enthralled said that the selection of Alva P.
such exhibits. The Shute park pa
' Mr. Fishback, adviser.
Forest Gruve deposit* were $1,039,- 1 with delighlfuhorgan selection*. Miss Patten as dean of men meant per-
vilion will be used for the boys’ and
There are 91 freshmen, 94 sopho-
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104.03. Saving* account* in llill*- Cnrol Call charmed the audience sonal consideration for all. Every- Washington County Section to mores, 87 juniors and 58 seniors.
girts’ club exhibits, floral and art
boro bank* amounted to $504,425.03. with severul wonderful violin »elec thing possible is being done at Pa
The number in the classes last year 22 Football Boys
exhibits. The art exhibit* will be
be Headed by the Hills
These and other fact* concerning the tion«. The lighting effects with the cific this year to help everyone who
were: freshmen, 102; sophomores,;
in the balcony of the pavilion. No
boro Drum Corps
Answer First Call stall fees will be charged for boys’
financial status were brought out musical numbers brought out added wants an education, he declared.
86; juniors, 66, and seniors, 56.
beauty in the theatre.
The co-operation of Hillsboro and
by Mr. Merrill.
Last years’ registration*on Wednes
and girls' club work.
The foyer was decorated with Forest Grove on a golf course was
He brought out the fact that
The Hillsboro Muscovite drum day in the grade schools was 502. ; First Game Will be With Jef
The grange exhibits will be housed
Washington county had no bonded flowers sent by various Hillsboro suggested by tho speaker.
corps will head the Washington This year the registration is 546. I
in a temporary building on the fair
ferson
High
on
Multno
business
men.
E. J. McAlear of the boys' work county section in the Sovereign Grand The North Side school has 136, with
indebtedne**. The total bonded in
grounds. There will also be a grange
committee of the local club was lodge, I. O. O. F.. parade in Portland 410 at the main school.
mah Field Sept. 25
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debtedness of the school districts
rest room in a tent.
chairman of the meeting. Dr. Dobbs September 28, lodge* of this county
amounted to $208,000.
Interest u being manifested in
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is a member of the Forest Grove entering as a unit. The Cantons, En
Dr. J. II. Rossman, president of i Grade Assignments
Twenty-two strapping high school every section of the county over the
th« Hillsboro chamber, acted a *
boys turned out in answer to Coacli re-opening of the Washington coun-
campments, Subordinate Lodges and Tunnel Election
Made by Naldrett Rotary club.
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chairman for the Hillsboro delega-
Rebekah Lodges will form for par
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Goodman’* first call tor foot- ty show and early indications point
VJTIlCiaiS 1 ameu )a]| pract;cc Monday night. Goody to a most successful fair. An old
tion.
ade at 14th and Taylor streets at 2
W. W. Phillips, secretary of the Miss Jones, Assistant Principal, Appeal for Aid in
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loses all but four letter men, Kelly, time dance with Walker’s orchestra
p. m.
Hillsboro chamber of commerce,
Is in Charge at North
Cleaning Cemetery Soverign Grand lodge, I. O. O. F., Clerk’* Office Busy Preparing Hoag, Forney and Captain Kent, of will be a feature on Wednesday
told of the agricultural statu* of
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his tajt gear's championship team.
night. The Vagabonds will play the
was held in Portland 33 years ago,
Side School
Registered
Notices
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the county in the absence of O. T.
The first game will be Friday, other two nights.
at which time Hillsboro won fir»t
the Election
Trustees Make Plea for $100
McWhorter, who was called away nt
September 25, on Multnomah field
Among th* attractions at the fair
prize of $200 for best formation in
Assignments of the 20 grade school
to Put Grounds in Shape
the last moment.
with Jefferson high school. Although will be a rodeo, auto show by local
line
of
parade.
There
were
over
50
a
That the Ray Maling cannery wa* teachers have bean announced by
Judges and clerks of election for handicapped by four days less prac- county dealers, amusements, ath-
for the Winter
member* in the section at that time,
the largest single contributing factor Principal Hugh Naldrett. New plans
nine of which are still living. Plans tbe establishment of tunnel district 1 tice, Goodman hopes to have his' letics, dances and everything to sat-
in thc tdepartmental work in thc
An appeal for aid in the care of
in Oregon and Washington to the
Xo. 1 were named in a county court green team put up a good showing isfy the human desire for enter-
upper grades will be put into prac- the Hillsboro cemetery is made in are being made to provide a suit
great canning industry was the state
oider yeaterd.iThe ■ an tidate for ;1gaingt Jefferson. Goodman expects tainment and education.
- tice this year, according to the prin an open letter from the trustees of able conveyance for the surviving Uurtees are D. .'» P*t*u!?, Portland, to have a pretty fair team,
ment made by Bert Maling, company
The Forest Grove community band
members
to
again
be
in
line
of
cipal. Misa Ruth Jones is assistant the cemetery association. The trus
route 5, Otto Erickson, Beaverton,
manager, while in the course of hi«
Schulmerich and Hammer are will give a band concert every after-
march next Wednesday.
principal
and
will
be
in
charge
of
tee« are: R. H. Greer, W. V. Ber-
remarks concerning the canning IO
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showing up well in the backfield
! noon and evening under the direc-
Rebekahs are to form on Taylor and Robert Tucker, Portland,
the work at the North Side school. xen and Dr. L. W. Hyde.
Everyone in the clerk's office is and Bagley, Loftis, Tatman, Cor- tion 0. N. Mullikin.
dustry in the northwest.
street,
resting
on
the
west
»ide
of
She will teach thc first grade.
The Letter:
A big fireworks display has been
14th, not later than 1:30 p. m., as busy preparing the notices of elec- nelius, Hande and Shayler are mak
Believe* in Expansion
The North Side teachers: Mrs.
"To those whose loved ones and the parade moves at 2 o’clock. Those tion which have to be sent out by ing headway in the line.
!
arranged
by Manager George L.
C. T. Richardson, local superin i Maud Lttke, second grade; Miss
in the Odd Fel- wishing regalia call Mrs. Olive Wei- registered mail. The post office de
Wood worth and W. W. Phillips for
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tendent of the Carnation Milk Pro Emily Young, third grade; Mrs. Od- relatives are buried
lows and Masonic cemeteries a t ! rick, 1115 Second street, and those partment came in for its share of
Firday night of the fair and many
ducts company, expressed the belief delia Wartgrobc, fourth grade; Mrs.
the big job when it sold $680 in Prizes for County
Hillsboro
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looking forward to one of the
having
autos
for
transportation
are
that It was time for the dairy in ‘ Pennington, fifth grade.
“It has been the pleasure and to get in touch with Mrs. Maude stamps, 4000 of 15c stamps and I
. best pyrotechnic displays ever seen
dustry in Washington county to ex
The teaches in the South
Offered by Growers I here.
4,000 of ±c stamps. At least 4,500
pride of tho trustees of the Hills- Zumwalt.
pand and take care of the future school are: Adelle Pilkacr,
j boro Cemetery association to care
registered
letters
and
maybe
more,
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Season tickets are $1, with gen
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demand. He emphasized the fact that grade; Mr*. Marie Priest, first grade;
for the cemetery thi« last year and
eral
admission 50c and evening 25c.
according
to
the
post
office
force,
p
otato
Men
Hold
Field
Meet-
16 prize winner* at the Pacific In Mrs. Suzzanne Paine, second grade;
’ sent t out before the election
' we have worked to the best of oqr Sunday to Speak Here must - be
Cash prizes will be given for ath
ternational last year were from Mr*. Hattie Ball, second grade; Mrs.
ings on Chehalem Moun
October 20.
' ability.
letic contests at the county fair. The
Washington county.
Blanche Bride, third grade; Miss
tain Yesterday
“The moneys obtained have been
Judges of precinct No. 1 are E.
races will begin at 2:00 p. m. on
Helen Hanson, fourth grade; Miss wisely and carefully spent with such No Definite Date Set; Will E. Swenson of Beaverton and C. J.
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Friday and are as follows:
Mattie Case, fourth grade.
be Announced Later
Stickney of Aloha. Clerks are Mrs.
improvements of the property, cut
Fat man's race—1st prize $5, 2nd
and
Prizes of $3.00, $2.00
Hyde’s Creditors Meet The following teach in the de ting of weeds and brush, leveling
Doy Gray, Mrs. C. E. Allen, Mrs. $1.00 each for the best showing by $3, 3rd $2.
partmental work, each teaching one ground, etc., as the amount on hand
Fat woman’s race—1st prize $5,
Billy Sunday has consented to ad- M. C. McKecher of Beaverton.
! 1 potato club members will be given
| or two subjects: Mrs. May Blades, would allow.
Precinct No. 2 judges are Charlesl by the Washington County Burbank 2nd $8, 3rd $2.
Claims Must be Presented in
the
dress
the
people
of
Hillsboro
at
Mrs. Josephine Case, Mrs. Mary
“Appeals for help have been made
Men's open 100 yards—1st prize
old Ahlson of Portland, route 5, and I Growers according to a decision
Portland Tuesday
Alice Wood, Mis* Martha Owsley, by letter and in person to many , request of Dr. L. W. Hyde, an
Georgia Sawdey of Portland, route I ; made by that organization at their IS, 2nd 13, 3rd $2.
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friend
of
the
evangelist.
Orange
Mrs. Myrtle Kurckek, Mrs. Phoebe who should have willingly responded
Boys’ 75 lbs. and under, 50 yards
Phelps has offered the use of his 6. Clerks are Thomas Streif, Port field meeting on Chehalem Mountain
The first meeting of thc creditors Doyle, Misa Junia Johnson and Miss
I and
without avail. To those who theatre. Phelps’ Venetian. He will land, route 5; Emily Helmer, Port yesterday.
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1st prize $4, 2nd $2, 3rd $1.
The organization also
of Dr. L. W. Hyde, who filed volun j Beatrice Brown.
have showed pride and interest, all speak for one hour.
land, route 5, and Grace Towle, plans to make special exhibit at the ' Boys under 18 years 100 yards—
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tary bankruptcy proceedings in the
Miss Belle Taggart will teach credit is due.
Mr. Sunday’s time is so taken up Portland, route 6.
coming county fair. The Washing 11st prize $4, 2nd $2, 3rd 11.
federal district court, will bo held physical education and Mrs. Edrie |
“We now appeal for further aid with the Portland campaign that no
Precinct Nos. 3 and 4 judges and | ton County Burbank Growers visit
Girls 9 years and under 50 yards
Tuesday at the office of A. M. Can Melhuish music.
to the end that the grass and weeds, definite date could be set, but prob- clerks are from Portland.
I—1st prize |4, 2nd |2, 3rd $1.
ed
the
Burbank
strain
tests
being
non, referee in bankruptcy, on the
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I conducted by County Agent Me- ! Girls 12 years and under 50 yards
fifth floor nf the Porter biiihling ini
■ may be attended to. This will reduce days. The date will be announced
—1st prize |4, 2nd |2, 3rd |1.
Ortnco Woman Injured
Portland. Creditors must present ;
Traffic violation cases and their |" horter on the W. . C. Edy farm. ; Girls 16 years and under 60 yards
thc
work
required
in
the
spring
and
i
later.
Mrs. C. E. Wharton of Orenco
their claims in regular form at that
sentences disposed of in the justice The next visit was to the farm of — 1st prize $4, 2nd $2, 3rd $1.
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sustained several fractured ribs when make the cemetery presentable this
time.
court
by Judge Calef during the I H. P. Strickler who is making special
Sack race—1st prize $4, 2nd $2,
winter. If you are concerned, leave
The schedule filed discloses doubt I the automobile she was driving col
week
were
as follows: Robert Pol selections of Burbanks and has one 3rd $1.
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your
contribution,
whatever
it
is,
Plan
Organization
ful, according to the notice to lided with that driven by M. T.
lock, reckless driving, license sus i specially promising lot of Burbanks
Shoe race—1st prize $5, 2nd $3,
Haney of Portland near Keedvillc with Mr. Bergen at the Shute Sav-
creditors.
pended for 60 days; Robert Pollock, developed from a single hill select-I 3rd $2.
of
Juvenile
Grange
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bank.
We
need
$100.
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Sunday. Mrs. M. T. Haney also sus-
speeding, $25; L. Wolf, speeding, ed two years ago.
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Rope climbing contest will be
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At the W. E. Peters farm another
$8.50; Lee McIntyre, driving with-
J. F. Pecrcnboom of near Roy tallied injuries about the left leg,
held
immediately after the race
Ways
and
Means
of
Raising
[ out lights, $10; M. J. Maddox, speed-I fine field of Burbanks was looked
Inform Property
was a Hillsboro visitor Thursday and head and hand bruises.
1st prize $5, 2nd $3, 3rd $2.
Money
for
New
Grange
ing,
$15.
lover
together
with
fertilizer
tests
called ul the Argus office.
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The horseshoe pitching contest will
Owners on Tunnel
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Hall Is Discussed
be
held at 1 p. m. on Friday—1st
Jersey Breeders ricnic
Potatoes grown by Glenn and
prize, one set of shoes; 2nd, one
Firat Meeting Tomorrow (Fri
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Clarence
Kirkpatrick,
members
of
Hillsboro Coffee Club Resumes Meetings
pair of shoes.
The organization of a juvenile
day) Night at Kinton
Last of Season at William Put- th* Chehalem Mountain rotate Club,
Registration for the horseshoe
grange was discussed at the meet-
Grange Hall
Friday Afternpon With Large Attendance
also
came
under
the
eye
of
this
nam & Son Farm Sunday
contest will be at the information
Mig of the Hillsboro Grange Satur-
group meeting.
The Hillsboro Coffee Club resum These lectures, which include “Milk,"
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' booth. Anyone may register on the
An intensive campaign to inform day. First steps toward the new
At the farm of Otto Brose, presi-
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ed its meetings at the chamber “Food,” “The Health of the Pre property owners in Oregon Tunnel Grange hall were taken at the meet
The last Jersey breeders picnic den^ ,,f the association, there was a 23rd or 24th if they so desire, and
rooms, Friday. The club now has School Child,” “Health and Recrea District No. 1 of the benefits to ing when ways and means of raising and get-together of this season will j discussion of potato storing pits and must register not later than 12:00
110 members with tho following new tion" and "Teeth," are written in other communities, which have bored money were discussed.
be held September 20 (Sunday) at nlethods fOr properly storing and ■ noon
, , on the 25th. . Shoes
... . filling
.
. stan-
.
officers: Mrs. C. E. Wells, presi the most interesting manner and vehicular tunnels through hill bar
Nineteen applicants for member the farm of William Putnam & Son I cari
for potatoes durinR thc win- d^d requirements will be furn.shed
dent; Mrs. John (Bonnell, vice pres should make a very helpful and en- riers similar to Council Crest, will ship in the junior organization were at Farmington. Bring the usual pic- u.r months. It was pointed out b all contestants, however, any Con
ident; Mrs. Myrtle Blasaing, sec thusiastic club program.
open Friday evening September 18 received by the Hillsboro Grange, nie lunch and stay all day.
some of the growers that the losgeB testant may use h.. own shoes if ho
retary; Mrs, C. H. Emmott, financial
Plans for making a large Jersey from freexin(r in Washington county ? des‘5ei- Providing they are stan-
Anyone desiring nny of theso lec- at Kinton Grange hall. A joint meet which is fostering the plan.
scctotnry; Mrs. Leonard Bro w n , itures should write to 310 Fitzpatrick ing of the Kinton and Groner school I On$ of the different methods de exhibit at the county fair, that is dnri
cold weathvr arc very hcavy, dard shoes. Lach game shall be 21
'treasurer, and Mrs. Wilford W. Phil- Bldg., l’ortlnnd, designating the lec- districts will be held then.
cided upon by the grange for rais representative to the breed in the Jue to lack of protection in storage. po,nU; There W?H b,e no team pitch-
lips, reporter.
The Tualatin Valley Tunnel com ing money for tho new hall is by eounty, will be discussed. A general
Robert Warrcns secretary of the lng’ *ny0"e who de,“res may reg’
Itures wanted. These lectures nre
Delegates to tho four county con- free of charge. Mrs. Hayhurst also mittee will be present and give entertainments to be given at dif good time and fellowship meeting i c|ub announced the addition of sev-
llir thls eve,lt’
volitions held during thc next» club gave a vivid description of her
trip about fifty views of tunnels and the ferent times during the coming win the object of these meetings which en new member9.
year were elected ns follows: Mrs.
♦wan
to the national conference of social resultant development in other cities ter. The first booking of this nature have been succes; fully held in vari-1
Charlo Lamkin, Mr . Myrtle Bla.i- and welfnro workers nt New York and their vicinities. In addition a comes in November, when Mrs. ous parts of the county this year.
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Hina, Mrs. Tom Connell, Miss Jessie
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Houie at Tualatin Burin
City. Mrs. Earl Hobbs of Cornelius motion picture entertainment will Johnson from the Idaho State
McKuy, Mrs. Sum Bentkw, Mrs.
i Grange is to rive a rending. Other
Syverion Shot
The home of John Zimmerman \
! gave a brief but interesting outline be given free.
Harry Morgan, Mrs. G. Garthofner, of her activities planned for the
This meeting will be followed by entertainments nre to bo arranged
Jourtney Syverson, 18, of Cooper near Tualatin was burned to the
Mrs. 0. II. Emmott, Mrs.
E.
Mountain was shot through the head ground Sunday night. Defective wir-1
. following year. Mrs. Hobbs is an another at Jacktown school Tuesday later.
Koontz, Mrs. M. Elder and Mrs.
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about 9 o’clock last night, He is ing or being struck by lightning!
earnest worker for the welfnro of evening, September 22, and one for
Leonard Brown.
Oregon City Editor Here
tho
Cooper
Mountain,
Alohn
and
said to have been shot by a farmer during an electrical storm that even
children
in
our
county.
At
the
close
After the regular meeting tho
Huber districts at Huber Club house
E. E. Brodie, former minister to in whose grape patch he is said ing was believed to have been the -
of
the
meetings
the
hostesses
for
members were entertained with a
the day, Mrs. llnrry Morgan and or school Friday evening, September Siam, was a Hillsboro visitor Friday. to have been with several others. cause of the fire. Mr. Zimmerman,1
delightful talk by Mrs. C. W. Hay
Mr. Brodie is editor and publisher The bullet, from a 25-20 rifle, went who was asleep when the flic start-|
Mrs. Lloyd Brown, served a very 28.
hurst of Portland. Mrs. Hnyhurst
Other meetings in other districts of the Oregon City Enterprise. He through just back of the left ear ed, awoke to find the house in I
dainty lunch to all present.
recommended a splendid set o f
will be held before the election on is impressed with Washington coun and was taken out of the cheek by flames and barely had time to I
health lectures for club programs.
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ty's fine roads.
Dr. E. H. Smith.
escape. Building and contents were'
Wild Steers
WANTED
for Rodeo at
County Fair
Sept. 23-24-25