T he H illsboro A rgus
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VOLUME XXXIII
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No. ia
HILLSBORO. OREGON. THURSDAY. MAY 27, 1926
Spray at Once for
Cherry Fruit-Fly
Man Arrested in
East Wanted Here
VOTE IN PRIMARIES
FRIDAY VERY LIGHT
The cherry fruit-fly is out in the
8. A. Marlette, who is wanted
valley. Spray cherries for this p^st
■ here i on a charge of uttering n check
just as soon as the weather settles.
with' out uffici« lit funds, has been
Commencement Exercises Are
If rainy weather continue: indef- Schulmerich, Graham and La
i arrested in Detroit, Mich. Marlette Everyone May Have Tickets at
initely, poor control of this pest
Follett Choice for House
in Pavilion Friday Night
| is charged with writing an N. 8. F.
Local Business Houses
may be expected.
check on the First National Bunk
The spray formula recommended
CLASS IS ONE OE LARGEST in Portland und putting It through CIRCUS HERE JUNE 4 AND 5
in experiment station circular 35 is STEIWER SENATE CHOICE
the Shute Suvings Bunk here July
most effecMve. It is as follows:
11, 11*25.
One-half pound of arsenate of H. A. Kuratli Wins Out Over
Mrs. Wells to Present Diplo-
Local
Business
Men
Bring
Don
He wus wunted in Los Angeles on
lead.
Two Oppaaenta for Jus­
mas and Principa! Good-
an automobile theft charge, accord­
Carlos Animal Show at
Two quarts of syrup of molasses.
ing to a wire from the Detroit of­
tice of the Peace
man the Honora
Their Own Cost
Ten gallons of water.
ficials. The telegram stated, how­
This is suficient to spray one
ever, that the department of justice
The vote in the primaries last Fri­
It. Frank Peters, Hillsboro lawyer
acre of mature trees.
A Hillsboro Merchants’ Circus will
in Los Angeles waived their claim
day
was exceptionally light, showing
ami active in community nffsirs. will \tor
Apply
as
a
fine
spray
upon
the
be held in Hillsboro Friday and Sat-
that of Washington county.
upper side of the outer leaves, es­ that in general that there was very
be the principal speaker at the com­
urdny,
June
4
and
6,
by
the
Hills-
Sheriff J. B. Reeves will leave
mencement exercises at the Shute
pecially upon the sunny ride of the little interest in the general out­
' for the East within a few days to boro business men. Tickets will be
park auditorium tomorrow night at
trees.
There is no need of thorough­ come. Returns came in to the Argus
given uway at the various business
bring Marlette bark here.
8 o'clock. The Hillsboro high school
ly covering all of the leaves as this office for the newspaper corres­
houses free for Don Carlo-' Animal
will graduate 64, one of th« largest
material is applied as a sweetened pondents after 8 o'clock and also
Circus, which was endorsed by the
classes in the history of the institu­
bait for the fly. One pint is enough at the office of T. H. Tongue. Many
chamber of commerce last Thursday
tion. The sain« number graduated
to
spray a full-sized cherry tree sat in at the chamber of commerce
night. The cost of bringing the cir­
last year.
■y
once. Care should be taken to keep to get the returns over Walter Tews’
cus to Hillsboro for the entertain­
J
this solution off the fruit as much radio.
Mrs. Charles E. Wells, ennirman
ment of everyone in the community
Frederick Steiwer, Pendleton law­
IJIA
as possible as it is sticky and makes
of the school board, will present the
is taken care of by the business men.
the cherries disagreeable to handle. yer, was the overwhelming choice of
diploniui and Principal 11. M. Good­
Goodwill Event
Cheries must be sprayed within the republicans for United States
man of the high school will make Sunday Will be Pioneers’ Day
The circus will be in the nature
five
to seven days after the fly ap- senator and his choice seems to meet
the presentation of honors. Th« in­
at Annual Celebration
of goodwill circus days and thero
with popular approval. Stanfield is
pears.
vocation will be given by Rev. L. C.
at the Shute Park
will be absolutely nothing sold on
second
with Colonel Clark running a
Poor and the processional hymn will
Star-npangled Banner
_ Audience.
the grounds at the corner of Sec­
close third.
bo given by the high school chorus.
Invocation by Rev. L. ('. Poor.
ond und Jack on streets. There will
Clark Second
Mi*» Durot hy Tot igue is to entertain
i horug, “(.‘ast Thy Burden” (by Ilarnblen).
will be held on Sunday, July 4t
be two performances each day.
with a violin solo. The high school
The
nominee
received 1273 votes
Announcements by Rev. George G. Edwards.
will lie under the auspices of HI
The show comi ■s here highly rec-
chorus will sing the Lulliiby by liar­
in this county while Clark was next
Scripture
Reading
by
Rev.
Len
B.
Fullback.
Post No 6, American Legion,
commended and was at St. Johns
kin. The benediction will be gavon
with 786 votes. Stanfield was third
<'horns, ' I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes to the Dills’’ (by Harken).
year special attention will be gl
Friday und Sntu 'day, May 14 and
by Rev. 8. McMillin.
with 543. The wet candidate, L. B.
Address
by
Rev.
Lowell
A.
Young.
ithese exorcises, and they will b
15. The big circt is has been signed
Sandblast, didn’t fair so badly. He
The nluinnl reception will fol- broader and larger plan than «
Chorus, “Sleep, Noble Hearts’’ (by Mendelssohn).
for McMinnville June 11 and 12,
John Dennis, Former Hillsboro was fourth with a vote of 481,
low the exercises and will hehl in fore Other American le-glon
“
America
”
by
Audience.
according to Don Carlos. It has also
Mayor, Is Visitor Here
James J. Crossley was sixth with
the Congregational church parlors,
Benediction by Rev. S. Mi-Minis.
will be asked to participate
played at Oregoi i City, Salem and
205, A. R. Shumway next with 172.
From the South
Alumni and the members of the
Color
Guards
—
W.
II.
Dierdorf
and
B.
M.
Goodman.
ceremonies and a splendid and
in the Laurelh rrst park. Fifteen
Rose E. Barrett of Warrenton was
class of 11*26 are welcome.
itlve program la being arrang' d.
thousand persons saw it in Laurel-
« a •:
c a ;; : -.-.r. .- ;:_a ;• a a a a a a a :: •: ::
The graduates:
"Two things that make California j the choice of 134 persons and 110
Carlos,
hurst park, according to
)
be
Pioneers
’
Day,
Sunday
will
also
are roads and climate," declared ballots were cast for Clarence F.
L. !.<•<• MacIntyre, Harry A. Kent,
Mr. Carlon, mu eager of
circus,
Shelby J. Forney, Laurence E. Tat- and, an usual, they ' will arrange their
John Dennis, mayor of Torrance, Evey.
was here with the E.
Arnold
■e
pioneer
meetings
own
program.
Thea
I. L. Patterson of Eola was the
Calif., and former resident of Hills­
man, Martha M. Mohr, Willis Pyle,
»hows 18 years ago. Mr.
boro, who with Mrs. Dennis is here choice of the republicans for gov-
Edward G. Olsen, Berneta Clemen­ have always been one of the moat
<
the celebration. one of his monkeys out on the street
visiting at the E. L. McCormick ern<>r by a large majority through-
tine Kummer, Theodore Jorgenson, pleasant features of
Monday and the animal was so clev­
home.
out the state. His vote in Washing-
Elmer J. Hansen, Margaret I). Cole­ and every effort will be made thia year
er that he had a large following of
“Oregon has just started on its ‘on county was 2183, Jay H. Upton
man, Thomas F. Caldwell, Lester F. to make this day ai. entertaining as
kids and “big” kids every place.
Hillsboro business houses close $40,000.00 Fire Hits Portland road work,” continued Mr. Dennis, of Bend received 947 and William
Aabnhr, Wllmn E. Jacobson, Ollie possible.
The show has the smallest horse Monday, May 31. in observance of
"Roads are necessary to the develop- A- Carter of Portland was the choice
Electric Power Station
Naught. Ruth Hembree McGrath, Ed­ It lin.i been suggested that a part of
in the world, weighing less than 12 Memorial Day. The closing is in
ment of the country. There are 11 °f 483.
win Pubols, Marguerite Elizabeth the day of the Fourth be made Frater­
Haney Is Choice
Davis, Virginia Lillian Ilrogden, nal Day, anil that all fraternal orders pounds. It will be christened in Port­ accordance with the arrangements BUSINESS IS SLOWED UP paved boulevards from Los Angeles
land Sunday by Fire Chief Holden. made last year by the retail trade
Sylvester Prahl, Martha M. Kelsey, in th» county bo asked to attend, and
to the harbor. The tunnel project
Bert E. Haney has nosed out
There are 56 animals in the circus, committee of the chamber of com­
Curl Voges, Emitter Lorraine Cox, those having drill teams give a public
from Portland to the Tualatin valley Elton Watkins in the democratic
which includes dogs, ponies, monkeys merce and which the business men Contemplated Work of Com­
Florence Genevieve Kidd, Ipha Gene exhibition and prizes be awarded to
would have been a mighty fine thing primaries for United States senator,
and goats.
of the city signed.
Wilkes, Delbert Potter. Eva IL Mc­ the teams making the best showing
for the valley and Portland. The The vote was close throughout the
pany Will Insure Contin­
There is a hotel on the stage,
The regular closing dates are
Cormick, Naomi Hill, Howard Mil­ This would undoubtedly be an attrac­
roads out of Portland are not suf- state. In this county Haney was fa-
uity
of
Service
ton Wall. Grace Gertrude Voelker, tion and would assist fraternal orders Zap, the monkey, runs the elevator New ) ears. Memoria* Day, Fourth
ficient to bear the traffic.
vored by 423 while Watkins received
“I believe that 1926 is going to be t}>e votes of 337
Haarby Berg Bechen, Margaret Ag in building up their membership. Fur­ and Java is the clerk of this hotel. ' of July, Labor Day, Armistice.
Damage
estimated
at
close
to
340.000
nes .Marugg, Esther Hope Head, Al­ ther announcement of this will be Two dogs get married in a church | Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Governor Pierce won the demo-
to the Portland Electric Power com­ the biggest louring year in the his-
and come to a hotel to stop. The I
ice Jean Craft, Leonard E. Cor­ made in the near future
tory
of
the
Coast.
People
will
come
cratic
nomination for governor hands
pany resulted about 2 o'clock Wednes­
drummer that stops at the hotel
nelius, Ida May Herrick, Diule H.
to California and they are bound down from Louise Palmer Weber,
Reports received from the Klein
day
morning,
when
the
power
sub-sta-
Logan. Margaret Emily Tongue, shows, which are to appear here the steals the i bride with the result
tion at Beaverton burned out and put to come north to Oregon. These new- This county turned in a vote of 556
Carleton Arthur llande, Gladys Os­ I rd, 4th and Sth, Indicate that they are that a monkey policeman with a i
comers will bring a more progressive for pierce and 191 for Mrs. Weber,
a large portion of Washington county spirit into the state and Oregon will
mund Rood, Helen Scott, Margaret a success In the southern part of the patrol wagon puts this drummer in
The contest which attracted most
m darkness. The loss was covered by profit.”
Pranger. Opal Mitchell, Evelyn Ruth state, where they are now showing i jail.
attention in Hillsboro was that for
insurance.
He brought out the fact, however, i justice of the peace. H. A. Kuratli
There are riding dogs, riding mon
Edwards, Ernest W. Frccl, Robert They uro ptaying to very large crowds
Short Causes Damage
that when Oregon first started its i won out with a vote of 311 to 250
M Brown, Margaret Stockton, Vic­ and the reports state that their shows keys. Snookie, possibly the clever- I
tor Mitchell, Gerald Johnson, Wal­ and other features have met with the est ape, rides a bucking horse. Mem­ American Legion and W. R. C j A short in the high line transformers, road building program the methods for J. W. Goodin and 120 for C. E.
where it steps from 67,000 to 23,000 and employed were better than those of
Are to be in Charge on
phis, a very beautiful pony, plays |
ter F. Freeman, Robert C. Brown,
Deichman.
entire approval of the communities in
back, is believed to have caused the California and that when Washing-
football with the audience. Don Car- I
Everett Prickett, Charles M. Hoag,
Monday Morning
Schulmerich High Man
which they are playing
trouble. Everything at the sub-station ton started they surpassed Oregon. ,
los also claims to have the only i
Raymond John lluas, Phyllis M.
The Fourth of July parade will be
Edward
Schulmerich, local banker,
was
burned
out.
herd of performing goats.
Mr. Dennis thinks it a mistake to '
Phelps, Margaret E. Harr, Cornelia
The dead of America will be honored
! was high man for the republican rep­
Hillsboro. Beaverton. Banks and Cor­ use the black paving.
Pinkerton, Edward B. McCourt, Dar­ held downtown on the morning of Mon-. The business houses and business
by union memorial services in the nelius and other rural lines were in
Mr. Dennis spoke of the remark­ resentative from Washington county
rell Nathan Crosby. Wayne C. Pot­ day. July 5lh. and n number of floats, men supporting the circus are Shute
ter, J. Bryce Nosier, Alice A. Nos­ are now being planned. Throughout Savings Bank, Hillsboro National Venetian theater Sunday morning at darkness until this morning. Nearly able increase in business in Hillsboro > with a vote of 2432. Charles R. La-
ier, David Herbert Schindler, Evelyn the state Monday, July 5th, will be tho Bank, Hillsboro Commercial Bank. 11 o'clock and by exercises by the every business institution that operates and said that he was surprised at Follett of Cornelius was next with
a vote of 2390 and L. M. Graham
day that business places will generally
Taylor.
Weil’s Department Store, Hillsboro ’ American Legion and Women's Relief by electricity was practically at a the large crowds in town on Satur-
j of Forest Grove was the third nomi-
close.
L
.
¡standstill,
causing
a
considerable
loss.
day.
He
was
formerly
a
Hillsboro
'Argus, Hillsboro Telephone Com­ Corps at the cemetery Monday morn
Herbert Carstens of Hanks was a
: Work at the cannery was held up and merchant and at one time was mayor * nee with a vote of 2265. L. M. Hesse
pany, Venetian Theatre, Hotel Wash­ ing at 10:30.
of Scholls, who with Graham was
Miss Alma Schulmerich. attending
Hillsboro visitor Tuesday, returning
also at the condenser. The condenser of this city,
ington, Glenn F. Beil Mortuary, I.
Dscoration Day Exercises
O.
A.
has
been
very
ill
Jit
the
Cor
­
from Portland
While working In a
started the auxiliary plant to work and
The Venetian theatre will compare in the house last year, lost out for
IC. Freeman of the Malibu, King A
Monday, at 10:30 a. m.. Decoration lost very little time.
’favorably with any theatre in Los the nomination. His vote, just a lit­
sawmill at Vernonia Friday he had the vallis hospital with Infection In her Frank. The Palm Confectionery, Em-
Several line crews from Portland and Angeles except the very large ones tle less than that of Graham, was
misfortune to crush tbs Utile finger of foot, due to an Injury of several years j mott's Market, Greer-Powers Gro- ’ Day exercises will be held at the HUI b -
ago. She Is reported as Improving.
boro
cemetery
by
.the
American
Legion
the
Tualatin Valley division were at in the opinion of Mr. Dennis. He 2200.
his right hand.
■ eery, Eddie Brain, H. H. Hehse, C.
Mrs. Emma Bryant, county school
and the Women's Relief Corps.
work continuously to make temporary said that Vincent Engeldinger, for-
J. Breier Co. Selfridge Bros. Fur­
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superintendent of Washington coun­
mer
Hillsboro
boy
who
is
playing
in
Appreciates
Co-operation
arrangements
to
given
service
to
the
niture Co., Hillsboro Trading Co.,
ty, was high in this county for state
Percy Long Hardware, Brittain-Fos­ Joint committees of the American ' division. Transformers were brought a theatre at Torrance, is more than
making good and will probably be superintendent, but Charles A. How­
ter Lumber Co., Imperial Cafe, Legion, Legion Auxiliary, Grand Army over from Gresham.
ard of Marshfield was the winning
Skaggs United Stores, C. A. Hande of the Republic and the Women’s Re­ In order to give the best service pos­ with some big Los Angeles theatre republican candidate in the state.
Variety Store. W. W. Boscow, Delta lief Corps have arranged the programs. sible the Argus sent large quantities of , in a short time. Mr. Dennis said that Mrs. Bryant’s vote was 1167, How­
, Drug Store, Hillsboro Pharmacy, J. The patriotic organizations appreciate news matter into Portland in hopes of J°hn Engeldinger is making good in ard was the choice of 944, W. C.
contracting business in the
I«ast Saturday Mrs. Catherine HI- , None of the drivers dared stop their i L. Anderson the Jeweler, Miller- the co-operation that the churches and making the mails this afternoon. The
Alderson of Portland next with 764,
_
, because animals and all Mercantile Co., Anderson's Cash other organisations have given them. I first run on the newspaper was made Southern California metropolis.
att, pioneer of 1852, celebrated the 1 wagons^
Fred J. Tooze, Salem newspaperman,
Mr.
Dennis
was
elected
mayor
of
would have similarly been engulfed Store, Lester Ireland A Co., City
Rev. Lowell A. Young will give the through the splendid co-operation of
received 445 and Rose B. Parrott of
88th anniversary of her birth at I , in the basin of the Platt
Cafe, C. Willis White Motor Co., address. Other members of the minis­ the News-Times and Fayram & Spauld­ Torrance, a city of 12,000 inhabi­
Douglas county was last with 299.
the home of her daughter, Mra. May | "Indians never bothered our train, Used Car Exchange, Service Garage,
tants,
a
few
months
ago
in
a
big
terial association on the program in­ ing. Job Printers, at Forest Grove.
J. O. McLaughlin, city school sup­
Greer, 1746 Walnut street, city.
but we passed remains of trains that Lee A Naught Garage. V. Richter clude Rev. L. C. Poor, Rev. George G. Every machine in the Argus works by cleanup, which swept all of the
erintendent
of Corvallis, is leading
old
administration
out
of
office.
The
“Two years after my birth on had been demolished. At one point of the Buick Sales Co., Bert C.
Edwards, Rev. Len B. Fishback and I electricity and men in the mechanical office of mayor there is a full-time R. R. Turner of Dallas by a hair for
May 22, 1838, mother paaaed away,” a bunch of the Cheyennes advanced Shipley, George Chambers, and C.
Rev. S. McMlnis. The Tualatin Plains department were forced to hark back job and, according to Mr. Dennis, the democratic nomination for state
declared Mrs. Hiatt when interview­ towards us in war paint. But when C. Store. Free tickets will be given
Presbyterian church have given up to the old times with hand composition. considerable over tine.
superintendent of schools. The vote
ed the other day. “Although I was they smoked the peace pipe with our away at these business houses.
The lights came on about 1:45
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their
plans to hold memorial exercises
in this county was McLaughlin, 365,
born in Michigan, my mother died men we knew they were friendly.
this morning for permanent service
and Turner, S08.
at
the
Scotch
church
and
will
Join
with
in Indiana. Father died when I waa The natives were on the war-path
Glascoe Loses in
the patriotic organisations here In a
Oswald West High
(Continued on Page Ten)
seven. As an orphan child of the after an enemy tribe.
general union service. The committee
Bout on Tuesday Oswald West of Portland is high
"Later they came back with scalps
_
frontier I hopped from place to
In charge extend a cordial Invitation to
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man throughout the state for nation-
place, finally ending up in the Ore- tied to their war regalia. These were
No
Children
Will
everyone to Join In the service. The
Brick Glascoe, Hillsboro boxer, aj committeeman. Milton A. Miller
the token of their victory. Of course
gon country.
seating capacity in the New Venetian
was
on in one of the preliminaries i, next with Will R. King finishing
we
all
admired
them
and
rejoiced
Be
Disappointed
me
in
Linn
“The age of 12 found
theater will provide ample room for
at the armory in Portland Tuesday third. The vote in this county: Wert,
county, Iowa, My trip across the with the natives over their great
everyone.
Children that are confined to their night. The Telegram says: “The cur- 363> Miller, 268, and King, 96.
plains began in 1851, but high victory, but all the time we trembled Dr. J. B. Dinamore Appointed
homes
because of injuries or illness tain raiser was also a good battle.
For
the
first
time
the
Grand
Army
Henry J. Bean, George M. Brown
in
our
boots,
wondering
what
our
City Health Officer to
waters weat of Independence, Mis­
will not be forgotten during Hillsboro Chet Leslie won the decision from and Thomas A. McBride are lead-
of
the
Republic
will
not
put
on
the
souri, held us up until the spring of fate might be.
Fill the Vacancy
“When Dr. Hoover, our captain,
exercises at the cemetery and the circus days, June 4 and 5. Don Carlos Brick Glascoe, but it was a good ' ¡„g for justice of the supreme court
1852. Continuing, we reached Jack­
plans to take monkeys, ponies and battle all the way. Leslie was bet- (with George S. Shepherd left out.
sonville in the fall of ’52. There showed one of the scalps to his wife
Petitions protesting against the younger veterans will put on their exer­
she
started
to
scream.
’
For
God's
dogs
around to the various homes of ter at fighting, but Glascoe, who'The vote in this county was about
cises
at
the
tomb
to
the
unknown
soldier
were four wagona in our train more
holding of a carnival or other enter-
comes
Hillsboro,
a nasty
the oauiv.
same: wan,
Bean, awb
2642;
Brown, soauj
2335;
—
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------- -v had —
* vux:
« i uiuwu,
sake,
’
he
murmured,
'admire
this
than half of the way across. The lat­
tain men t on Sunday, July 4, in the dead of the Civil War. The Women's these children, for he doesn't want a right
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Kia
al rrh t
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n n
a
a
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■
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uppercut.
He
hurt
his
right
McBride,
2723,
and
Shepherd,
1407.
thing.
If
the
natives
see
or
hear
you
child
in
Hillsboro
to
be
disappointed.
Relief
Corps
will
also
put
on
their
ter part of our Journey was made
community’s big three-day Fourth of
hand
early
in
the
fourth
round
and
I
Ralph
E
.
Williams,
running
unop-
they
’
ll
have
your
scalp
on
their
belts
Glen
Howard
Stapleton,
son
of
Mr.
work.
The
exercises
at
the
cemetery
by joining with another wngon train.
July celebration were filed with the
had to defend himself with his other 1 poBed for republican national com-
too.’ So Mrs. Hoover was forced to
“Black cholera, the great plague
city council Tuesday night. Five Monday will start at 10:30. Flowers and Mrs. Glen Stapleton, who was seri­ flapper.”
smile. Changed were her actions
mitteeman, received 2863 votes. W.
which spread among the emigrant
churches and 800 individual signers will be put on the graves of fallen ously Injured a week ago Saturday, will
then, giving an impression to the
C. Hawley, unopposed for the re­
see
some
of
the
animals.
Don
Carlos
comrades,
followed
by
a
volley
from
are represented on the documents,
trains in 1852, claimed my sister
savage mind that she wanted to see
publican nomination for representa-
learned of the condition of the boy and Weed« and Grasses
and her mother-in-lnw, with whom I
The petitions were presented to the firing squad and then taps.
the scalps.
’ in ‘ Congress
~
ksr
in .......................
this district 1 re­
will
take
some
of
the
animals
to
the
the city fathers by the Rev. Lowell | The members of the Grand Army of
whs traveling. This left me as a girl
Cut by City Order tive
. . a a vote
vote o of . 2950
“Upon reaching tho Jacksonville
ceived
2950. _ c
C. . „
H. Gr
Gram,
A. Young of the Congregational the Republic and Women's Relief Corps Stapleton lawn so that the injured lad
of 13 to raise the ten-months old
country I was forced to make my
n
, unopposed for the republican nom-
may
look
out
of
his
window
and
get
a
who
want
to
go
down
to
tho
exercises
church.
baby and to cook for six hungry
| Chief of Police Freeman is mak- J ination for eommtaaloBer of the
own way in tho world. I worked with
By order of the council the prob­ will be provided with transportation little circus Joy. Oliver Coslett, Jr., ing a systematic survey of the city
men the remainder of the journey
one pioneer family until their food
bureau of labor statistics, was given
lem was referred to the city man­ from tho court yard if they are present and others who have not turned in to enforce the city ordinance re­
across to the Oregon country.
ran out, and then moved on to an­
a vote of 2872, and G. A. Von-
“One of our men was lost in the other place. Those wero the days of ager for further investigation. The at 10 o’clock. Others will also be taken their names will reap a little bit of quiring property owners to cut their Schriltz, on the democratic ticket,
circus
sunshine
because
of
Hillsboro
city
fathers
expect
to
take
final
down.
high grass and weeds. A notice is received 601 in this county. Thomas
quicksand in crossing the Platt river. the Jacksonville gold mining. Gold
Hillsboro business houses will be days.
given the property owners when K. Campbell, republican, and Clyde
He was advancing in front of the was more plentiful than food. A action next Tuesday night.
Discussion showed that the only closed all day Monday.
work is necessary and if they fail T. Spooner, democrat, were both un­
wagons when all of a sudden he dis­ pound of snlt was worth 16 ounces
Miss Margaret Pranger has accept­ to comply with the order the city
appeared in the sand. His body hed of gold dust. Eggs were worth an restrictive measures the city council
opposed on their tickets for the nom-
could take over the carnival was
Don’t forget to buy a pappy for ed a position as stenographer for does the work and charges the cost I
completely vanished before the rest
the chamber of commerce secretary, to the property.
Memorial Day.
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of us realized what had happened.
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Hillsboro Business
Houses Will Close
All Day on Monday
SUBSTATION FIRE
DARKENS COUNTY
Mrs. Catherine Hiatt, Pioneer,
Tells of Early Oregon Mining
PROTEST CARNIVAL
ON SUNDAY OF 4TH
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