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The Homo Paper
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VOLUME XXXIII
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HILLSBORO, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER », IV2«
■ JK'. .’I'll
COUNTY PROGRAM ON
FIRST NIGHT OF FAIR
IN ITS FIELD’*
T-
Voting in Queen
Contest is to Close
Saturday Night
Jaunt to Phillips
and Neighborhood
J
News
COUNCIL BELIEVES Australian
pa per man Here;
HALL SATISFACTORY is Rotary Speaker
Different Communities to Take
Parents Urged to Start Chil­
The contest for queen candidates Opportunity to Buy or Sell Is
A delegation of the chamber of i
“No wonder you have prohibition System Means Much in Futur«
Part, Saya Manager
dren on First Day
closes promptly at 8 o'clock Satur­
commerce, their families and their
Turned Down
in this country. It is not safe to
Development Haro
day night in all four districts, ac­
i
| friends will make a jaunt into the !
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walk on your sidewalks in America,"
CANNOT MOVE EXHIBITS northeastern part of the county Fri BUS SCHEDULE ARRANGED cording to an announcement made
declared Fred Hillier, Australian
I c day,
4 mv
MMfilumlmr 17.
17 'I'h«
yesterday by Manager Finis L. STEVENSON IS ON COUNCIL newspaperman, at the Rotary club ROADS ARE BEING OILED
September
The iivi'itralnn
excursion
Brown. The votes will only be count­
will Include stope at two farms and
luncheon last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.
Lively Interest Is Shown in the
■tinner served by the Parent-Teach­ Statement Regarding Transpor­ ed which are cast in each district for City Is in on Water Hearing; Hillier are visiting at the home of Many Main Arteries in County
the district's candidates.
Fair; Sherwood to Play
er association of th« Reck Creek
tation Made by Union
their nephew, Glen Stapleton.
Parking Problems Again
Are Having Kinks Taken
The costumes will be furnished by
school
at
Phillips
at
6
o'clock.
Mrs.
Banka Bear Cats
The varied construction and lack
Hi Superintendent
the
fair
board
will
all
be
alike
Occupy Attention
Out in Building
F. W. Weldon is president of the
of uniformity in sidewalks was noted
with the exception of the crown for
association.
in
every
section
of
the
United
States
A county program will be se
Vacation days are over and StU- the queen. The drawing by the four
This meeting was originally plan­
Plans for a community building I by Mr. Hillier, who has just com­
The Washington county market
feature on the first night of the
ned for next Wednesday, but was dents of the union high school and candidates to see who will be queen
second annual Washington county
ar. advanced by the chamber of com­ pleted a tour of America. Conse­ road system is fast rounding into
take
the
Hillsboro
grade
school
will
will
not
take
place
until
just
before
postponed because a number of peo- ,
fair, September 21, 22 and 23. Thia pie in."that’section we™ In the hop up ,helr *tud,e" ne,rt Monday morn' the crowning.
merce recently were not approved by quently, he declared that this point , shape as evidenced by an automo­
program will bo held in the audi­ fields.
I ing.
Mildred Lindholm was leading in the city council in session Tuesday was one of the most noticeable in bile trip over several of the market
I'
“- The first day
■*"" will be taken up
his travels. Sidewalk construction in j roads to the north and then through
torium and wiTl consist of special
The delegation will leave hero ‘ wit,‘ «’«•irUtrMtion and schedule mak- the Hillsboro district at the last night. The city council decided that
Australia, according to the newspa- ' the southern part of the county last
numbers from ths different sec­
mg.
A
small
increase
in
students
is
l
count
yesterday
afternoon
at
4
the
city
offices
and
fire
department
about 4 o’ clock and their first stop
perman, is uniform and is contracted I Friday. These roads are speeding up
tions of the county as well as com­ will be at the F. B. Davis poultry
‘he grade schools, but o’clock by a vote of 10,540. Leona ' should remain in their present quar-
munity singing. Tho time for this
transportation and making life more
j Superintendent Barnes of the union Rogers waa running second with I terg for the near future. They for by the city.
farm
just
north
of
the
high
school.
Is 8 to 0:30 and will be followed by
j
worth while in every section of the
"We
want
population
in
Austral
­
high
school
believes
the
registration
2770 and Jessie Shattuck third with turned down an effer of Bert C.
The Davis poultry farm is probably
an old time dance.
ia," continued Mr. Hillier. “Austral­ county in such a way that it will
in
the
preparatory
schools
will
be
2440.
The
standing
of
the
other
Shipley,
local
automobile
dealer,
to
the outstanding poultry success in
ia, including the islands, is larger mean much in the great development
Remove Objections
the county. The next stop before the about the same, because a number candidates: Gladys Bentley, 830; either purchaae the half of the
One of the criticisms of last big dinner at Phillips will be at the who formerly went here will be reg- Kaida Chase, 700; Alice Crockett, j building now owned by the city or to than the United States and there of this country that is bound to
j are only 6,000,000 people living come.
year's fair hue boon removed by the Frank Connell place to see his Hol­ I istered in other schools.
210; Edith Haas, 190; Helen Robb, I sell his half.
, there, nearly one-half of this num-
| Mr. Barnes said that if the regia- 60, and Marie Raffety, 10. Alice I
The ride out to North Plains to
announcement by Munager Finis L. stein herd.
Appointed to Council
' ber living in the two cities, Sydney glimpse the new oiling operations
f
tration
in
the
high
school
increased
Brown that no exhibits of any kind
Nosier
and
Pauline
Selfridge
have
There will be a short program ol
M. H. Stevenson, member of a [ and Melbourne. Anything will grow 1 proved somewhat sticky, but the rid­
can be moved until 10:30 on the talks and music, according to j>r as it did last year they would withdrawn from the contest.
local abstracting firm, was unani-(
ing comfort was there, nevertheless,
last night of the fair, Thursday, Sep- ■ Charles A. Lamkin, chairman of th,, not be able to care for them. He
(Continued on Page Twelve)
mously elected to the council to i
i urges all parents to start their chil­
tember 23. This will give all who community relations committee.
as much as it is on the highway east
serve until January 1, at which 1
dren to school at once. Late regis­
come to the fair in opportunity to
of The Dalles, which has been oiled
time the newly elected councilmen 1
trations interfere with the progress
and affords the motorist one of the
see everything the same as any
are seated. He fills the vacancy caus-
of the classes.
other time during the three days.
best drives in the state. In the oil­
' ed by the death of Councilman J. I
Cady Gives Contract
ing operations the road is first given
Lively interest in tho annual ex­
M. Goar. Stevenson served a term on
Bids on transportation of students
a good soaking and then it is bladed
hibition is bring shown In «very part
the council several years ago. He is
of the county, according to Manager
were submitted by the Cady Motor
and worked, after which the work­
Brown, who ia expecting a record
company of Hillsboro and N. B. AH Breeds Will be Represent­ a member from the Southwest ward.
men sweep it just ahead of the oil.
Opportunity for the city to pur­ Mrs. Williams’ Residence on Light oil is put on first and then
¡Welch of Laurel at the meeting of
attendance. He says that the prune
ed Here at County Fair
chase the half of the building now
harvest will be over by that time Teat Shows Conclusively Need the board Friday night in the Hiils-
the heavy oil mixed with squegee,
8th Street Sold; Acre­
Sept 21, 22, 23
occupied by MY. Shipley or to sell
boro National bank. The contract
or fine rock.
and thia will giv« the prune growers
ior Artificial InoculatioB
age Transferred
their half came about as a result of
*u awarded the Cady Motor com­
and all connected with the industry
All of the equipment that is used
of Seed at Sowing
The Waihington County Holstein the need for more room on the part
pany.
an opportunity to attend.
in these operations was made in the
Dancing Every Night
C. E. Barker has been selected to club in a meeting held at thè county of the automobile concern. Mr. Ship-
A number of important real estate county shops in Hillsboro.
The baseball game between the (O. T. McWhorter, County Agent) fill the vacancy caused by the re-' agent’s office this past week made ley says that the present quarters transfers have been consummated
Market Road Engineer Charles D.
championship Sherwood team and
An alfalfa field meeting will be cent death of George Bethers, who plan* to exhibit forty head of Hol­ are becoming so cramped for his since Aug. 16 by W. W. Mellar, real­ Jones figures that a road should be
the Banks Bear Cats has been def­ held in the Banks community Mon­ was assistant principal last year. stein» at the county fair. Those who purpose that he will have to have tor, among them being the sale down about two years before oiL
initely arranged for the second af­ day at 1:30 p. m., starting at the Miss Pauline Rickley has resigned have reported definitely to Frank W. larger show and storage rooms.
within the past few days of the I ing. However, he says that it all
ternoon of the fair.'».
farm of Earl Wilaon, to look over her position in the high school to Connell, superintendent of the Hol-
Mayor Cady in discussing the pro­ beautiful residence of Mrs. Etta Wil­ depends on how it sets. A. C. Cun­
Manager Brown has secured a free alfalfa planted this year; theme to accept a position in her home town, 1 stein exhibit, that 'Ley will make posal, said that he didn’t believe liams at Eighth and Washington’ ningham of Hillsboro is in charge of
act for two days of the fair—on plantings of alfalfa which have been S«lem. Mrs. M. Woods of Forest exhibits are: Lil dow 4c Sons of near funds were available for the pur- streets to Mr. and Mrs. Gus Ivory the oiling operations and the crew
Wednesday and Thursday.
irrigated on the place* of Eli Grindle Grove, who ha* taught in Eastern Bethany, J. P. Vandecoevering, A. chase at this time. Councilmen ex- of Portland. The property is one of ia made up of men from all over
There will be dancing in the aud­ and Joe Hartwick at Banka.
Oregon ava
for two
will take J. Ever«, J. F. Pecrenbovm, Antone pressed the opinion that it would the most beautiful residential prop- the county.
veaw*wi*
a. yvv j years,
a. »
the
position
vacated
by
Miss
Rickley. Vandecoevering and Julius Peeren- not be a wise step for the city to erties in the city and the grounds
itorium each night and the music
The next stop will be at the faim
Hand maintenance is the plan for
will be furnished by the Vagabonds. of Montgomery Turner to inspect She will have the glee club and hoom.
bond itself at present for a com- are especially beautiful,
keeping the oiled sections in shape.
II.
T.
Hesse,
who
has
chaise
of
plantings made the past three years. English.
munity center.
Thirty-three acres have been sold I A man will go over the road about
Many applications are being re­ the Guernsey exhibit, reports that
Another stop will be maa-. at the
Apportionment
costs
for
the
for
Thomas Gregg to Neils Lindberg | every ten days with mixed stuff,
Hillsboro Post to
farm of I’. J. Vanderzanden to look ceived from outside the district, ac-, about thirty n:ad of Guernsey» are Tenth and Maple-Third street im- and
Laverne,
-— Clement
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— heavy oil and squegee, and when a
in
prospect
fol
the
»h<
w.
Exhibitor«
Meet on Tuesday o/er alfalfa planted last aeaaon. The cording to B. M. Goodman, prin-,
Alberta,
Canada.
W.
H.
Forney of,
of hole starts it will be plugged up. The
provement
macadam
projects
were
who
will
bring
in
Guernsey»
are
J.
C.
cipal.
last »top will be at Roy to see al­
t ' Hillsboro has purchased a 153-acre «arty stages
of oiling
ineon-
approved.
September
28,
at
8
p.
m.,
_
_ are
.
Bechen
4k
Sons
of
Orenco;
Nave
<&
The regular meeting of Hillsboro falfa planted on the J. F. Peeren-
The school board of the union
.
dairy
at
Toledo.
Other
sales
vpnient
to
hut
the
add-
was
the
date
set
for
a
special
coun-
ranch
yenient
the
motorist
but
add­
post of the American Legion will boom farm, of which a portion was ¡high school district No. 3 makes the I Shainwald of Beaverton. 8. H. Hulit,
ed meeting to hear objections to reported by the local realtor are as ed comfort after the oil has set moro
Hillsboro,
and
H.
T.
Hesse,
Scholls.
be held at the Veterans' hall next n<>t inocula*.»1 a* a test. The reiul'-: following announcement of school
follows: 80-acre ranch near Gaston than makes up for the earlier “blue”
Tuesday night at 8 o'clock, The | of this tea» show* conclusively th. bus lines and railroad transportation . Others say that they may exhibit the apportionments.
to J. F. Haynes; 20 acres near the ■ air. The estimated average cost ia
In
on
Hearing
Guernseys.
poet drum corps is practicing reg- need for artificial inoculation of the of high school pupils.
Scotch church to I. A. McKnight; a $1000 per mile.
ularly every Thursday night at the seed at planting time.
The city is to be represented at mj<tenee (1„
to’j.
It should be borne in mind that i The Jersey exhibit, in charge of
Cccrge
Biersdorf.
is
shapin'»
up
nice
­
the public service commission water P r -
-
- •
— - • The stretch from the Jackson
hall under an instructor from Port­
this is only a tentative schedule, and |
”•»««o> «• a »vuiMVMvv
mb * [ svnuui
tu me
E. Edwards;
residence vm
on «-
First
ichool to
the vunnen
Connell piace
place nas
has jusl
just
|
ly.
Mr.
Biendorf
has
arranged
with
land.
will be changed to meet the needs
™
o
Jtree‘ *° Harold C. Skeels; 23 acres been completed with the result that
Warning
Given
on
L.
H.
McIntyre,
local
Scotch
bag
Reports from the activities com­
24 at 10:30 a. m. When the power
of the territory to be served.
to lead a parade of prize win­ and light company raised its water I adjoining the Kamna place north of some mighty rough road in that sec­
mittee, the Americanism committee
Purchase of Seed Bu" No- 1 wiU ,tart irom the piper,
town to C. O. Churchill, and a one- tion has been eliminated. A more
and the athletic committee are ex­
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' Mountainside school house Monday ning livestock at two o’clock in the rates more than a year ago the com­ acre tract to Harvey S. Hudson from
direct route has also been taken.
j
afternoon
of
the
second
day
of
the
Since only eight wheats—white ' morning at 7:30 o’clock, going direct
munities of Gaston and Cornelius ! Victor Domon.
pected.
•
Joseph Connell donated quiteAi strip
■ fair.
protested and after a hearing the
winter, Eaton, Jenkin, Holland, rink,
ef right of way.
(Continued on Page Twelve)
The new barns for cattle, sheep commission set aside the company’s
Hold laquaal
Huston, Defiance and Federation—
The next strip of market road was
|
and hogs have been completed by F. increase. The Puget Sound Power &. Need of City Hos­
A coroner's inquest into the death are ever certified in Western Ore­
; encountered in cutting across to
L.
Brown,
manager,
and
exhibitors
Light company was then in charge
of Julius Kleinfcll, who died August gon by the college extension service,
pital I* Discussed j Orenco. Workmen were busy finish­
cf livestock will find splendid ac­ of the system. Later a suit was filed
28 of injuries received in an auto- buyers of certified seed for plant-
—
ing up a mile of new construction
commodations
for
their
exhibits.
by the corporation in circuit court
mobile accident August 20, waa held ' ing may be sure that any lot of any
from the old Hawthorne place west.
A
group
of
local
business
men
appealing from the commission’s rul­
at Sherwood yesterday by Coroner other variety grown here is not cer­
This leaves a gap at the Lyons place
Make Four Arreata
Friday
night
discussed
the
proposi-
i
ing. The new hearing is the com­
George J. Limber. The verdict of tified. If they buy any other kind
tion of securing an equipped city wber« the road officials want to
Arrests
made
during
the
week,
mission's
own
motion.
This
is
the
the jury waa that he met hia death they take their own chances on the
better the alignment.
as the result of being struck by an purity of the variety and freedom Tube Transmitter Is Likely to charges and dates: W. K. Arnold, first appearance of Hillsboro in the hospital. If there is sufficient in­
Unit 1 of the Reedville-Orenco
terest
they
hope
to
get
some
or-
■
booze,
Saturday;
George
Tigard,
matter.
automobile driven by O. K. Edwards. .from weed seed and disease, which
ganization
to
sponsor
and
maintain
nia
rket road is being graded and will
Supplant Marine Spark,
booze, Monday; S. A. Manning, de­
The two cars skidded together on a the college passes on in certified
Plans for a two-hour parking lim­ a hospital. These men feel that the
rocked this fall. This is a strip
¡lota.
frauding
a
boardinghouse
-
keeper,
Says
Oregonian
wet pavement near the Onion bridge.
itation in downtown streets were dis­
need
is
great
and
that
it
is
a
of
road
that wiu be appreciated by
Tuesday, and E. L. Wilson, obtain­ cussed by members of the coun­
movement that warrants the sup- people living in that section, for
ing
money
under
false
pretenses,
cil. It was pointed out that McMinn­
That the Federal Telegraph com­
bumps and kinks that have existed
port of some local organization.
ville recently passed this restric­
pany, operators of the commercial Tuesday.
for years will be taken out. This
tion and it seems to be working
radio station at Hillsboro probably
road will go straight across to the
rather well. Although all-night park­ C. G. Reiter Attend*
will replace its present marine spark Court Grind Will
highway, through the Ladd 4k Reed
transmitter with a tube transmitter
ing is prohibited here the point was
International Meet <ain iield’instead of currin« wound
Start on Monday nade that the problem is with the
to avoid interfering with broadcast
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the way it formerly did.
reception, is seen in the recent ex­
all-day parker. When the parking
,,
...
. »
Th« Witch Hazel section of the
The regular circuit court grind problem was brought up some time
Mr. , and , Mrs.
. . is . being
.
j j and
j some
hibit by this company at the San
„ , C. , G. „ Reiter left river road
graded
Sheriff J. E. Reeves was formerly Francisco radio show, of a tube will begin next Monday, the first ago the chamber of commerce agreed yesterday
(By Edward C. Robbins)
for Colorado Springs, . .. v u
■ j -nv
j
.
u » •.
.. .
•
of it has been rocked. The grades
ORNELIUS, ths pioneer commun­ her Sunday school pupil.
... improved
j
transmitter recently designed by ita case on the calendar being that of to do all in its power to have where Mr. , Reiter will attend
, an In- and ...
alignment . are greatly
The story of the life of Col. engineers.
Fred Feldschau against Clatsop business men leave their cars at ternational City Managers conven­
ity located about half way be­
Thomas R. Cornelius follows:
tween Hillsboro and Forest Grove,
(Continued on Page Twelve)
Until the recent decision of a county. This case 1 »expected to oc­ home or out of the congested dis­ tion from September 21 to 23, in­
waa named after Col Thomas R. Cor­
Bom in Howard county, Missouri, supreme court judge, that the Radio cupy the attention of the court for trict. If the business men would co­ clusive.
nelius. Recently the writer visited November 16, J827, the Colonel Corporation of America no longer two weeks.
operate in this it is believed by some
They made the trip by auto and
Orders were given in the follow- that further parking restrictions went by way of the Columbia River
Mrs. Missouri Cornelius, his widow, pioneered to Washington county in controls the patent rights on the
who resides in this community which 1846. Benjamin Cornelius was his oscillating tube, the Federal Tele­ ing cases during the week: J. M. would not be necessary for some highway, thence to Yellowstone Na­
I
bears the family name, and secured father, Elizabeth Adams was his graph company has been powerless Brown et ux vs. Charles E. Cox et time to come.
tional Park and through Rocky
the story of the life of the promi­ mother’s- maiden name. They were to change its present marine spark al; Jones Lumber Co. vs. A. M.
There was also a proposal brought Mountain National Park, where they
nent pioneer. , -
of Scotch and Irish descent respec- system for other and more modem Hocken; H. M. Bright vs. Hazel up to place an electric light in the will meet Mr. Reiter’s father and
Bright; State Industrial Accident
Mrs. Cornelius has lived in Wash- , tively. The original Cornelius dona­ types.
public parking space in back of the mother, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Reiter,
An addition to automobile circles
ington county since 1864, when she tion land claim of 640 acres was
The supreme court's decision evi- Commission vs. Clark-Toney Gar­ Venetian theatre.
of Pittsburg, Pa. From there they
settled with her. parents, Mr. and | located north of the present com­ dently opens the tuba transmitter dens; L. C. Simms vs. D. O. Hering­
will go to Denver, Colo, and to will be made about the middle of
this month when an Oakland and
field and probably will allow its use ton; S. S. Kingery vs. Red Rock
Mrs. William E. Smith, on the old munity of that name.
Colorado Springs.
Bicrsdorf place, Hillsboro vicinity.
The Colonel took up a donation by any commercial company without Dairy; G. S. and Margaret S. Ilart- First Coffee Club
Returning home they will make Pontiac sales and service will be
She was then 18 years old. Born in adjoining that of his father, when he paying a toll to any competing con­ ley vs. Elizabeth Tucker.
trip via. Salt Lake City and opened by Frank Hartwick, who for
Meeting Tomorrow the
Indiana, she was reared in Illinois. became of age. He enlisted as a cern.
California. Mr. and Mrs. Reiter ex- some time has been manager of the
Last winter complaints were made
Oakland-Pontiac branch at Vernonia.
Despite her extreme age of nearly private in a local military organiza­
The Hillsboro Coffee club will pect to be gone about a month.
The new firm will be known as the
four score years, she has a clear tion that went to the Walla Walla by radio listeners in the vicinity of
hold its first meeting of the winter
Hartwick Motor company. Mr. Hart­
mind with a strong reasoning power country following the Whitman mas­ the Hillsboro station that the sta­
School
Outfit
Found
term in the chamber of commerce
and sound judgment. When approch- sacre. He met tho natives in five tion was causing a good deal of in­
wick is a Washington county' man,
H. D. Kerkman of near Schefflin the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hart­
rooms tomorrow afternoon at 2:00.
ed by the writer she was out work­ battles during tlLa campaign. Be­ terference to broadcast reception.
Ward
Mrs.
John
Connell,
Mrs.
E.
J.
was
in the county seat yesterday. wick of Banks.
ing in her garden, evidently enjoy­ fore his return he was given the After several meetings of th'i fans
All Hillsboro was awakened last and Mrs. Tallman will act as host­ He found a complete school outfit
and the Federal Telegraph company­
ing the physical exercise and recrea­ rank of sergeant.
The new automobile firm has
esses.
in the road between Vadis and leased part of the building on the
tion she was getting from the prob­
The lure of the gold rush to Cali­ officials, at which the radio inspec­ night when about two score friends
of Port- North Plains the other day. The south side of Main street, now oc­
able hobby.
fornia attracted him in 1849. It is tor was present, the company in­ of Mr. and Mrs. Harry I). Hall, I Mrs. Sadie Orr-Dunbar
State supplies were purchased in Forest cupied by the furniture department
newlyweds,
were
given
a
charivari,
land,
past
president
of
the
On the theory that she didn't have said he took out $300.00 in a single stalled a low-power spark transmit­
The couple were pulled out of bed Federation of Women's Clubs, will Grove and included text books, of Lester Ireland & Co.
ter to use for a greater portion of
much of a story to give for an in­ day in one of his findings..
pencils, tablets, etc. Whoever lost
speak on club work.
terview she went to the house, where
Work of remodeling the premises
Returning to his home, he mar­ its traffic. This stopped most of about 11:30 and marched down to
the city jail, where each was placed
Mrs. Lowell Young will give sev­ them should get in touch with Mr. has been started. Mr. Hartwick came
tho story of the life of the Colonel ried Florentine Wilkes in 1860. His tho complaints against the station.
The use of a tube transmitter at in a separate cell and left there to eral vocal selections. Dr. Emil Enna Kerkman.
was given. Practically all of it was residence on his donation land claim
out to Hillsboro yesterday with J.
Hillsboro for marine work will im­ meditate for some time. The Vaga­ of Portland will give a short talk on
obtained from his biography in doc­ lasted until 1871.
P. Coxon, field representative <>t
Deer Season Opens
prove
broadcast
reception
conditions
bonds
played
"The
Prisoner
’
s
Song,
”
music
and
also
play
several
musical
umentary form. Before starting the
the
R. Knox Motor Co. of Portland.
Again in 1865 he was ready for
story of the Colonel’s life the point tho Indian conflict. He enlisted in in Washington county to a large ex­ when the two were left in jail. When numbers.
The deer season opens tomorrow
Thia line is a popular one in
Election of delegates and other and local sportsmen are cleaning up every section of the country and
must be brought out that Mrs. Cor­ Company D, a group of Washington tent, and likely solve the spark in­ the newlyweds were released the
terference problem there.—Sunday- orchestra played “I Love You Tru­ important business will be transacted their firearms and getting ready for hasn’t been represented in Hillsboro
nelius has always been an active
i during the business session.
Oregonian.
(Continued on Page Five)
the big event.
church worker in her community.
ly."
for sometime.
LIVESTOCK EXHIBIT
TO BE VERÏ LARGE
ALFALFA MEETING
AT BANKS MONDAY
HOMES AND PROPER­
TY EXCHANGED HERE
RADIO RECEPTION
Experiences of Late Colonel T. R.
Cornelius in Oregon Indian Wars
Interesting; Active in Legislature
C
New Firm to Sell
Oakland-Pontiac
Line in Hillsboro
Newlyweds Placed
in Jail by Charivari-
ers Wednesday Eve