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VOLUME XXXIV
The Leader in Its Field'’
HILLSBORO, OREGON, ÌHUR5DAY, DECEMBER
School at
BUSINESS MEN TO Farm
RICE IS GIVEN 0
Cornelius Open
BE HOSTS FRIDAY
To All Farmers]
YEARS AT SALEM
Good Will Party in Celebra-
A farmers’ evening school has
been organized
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at Cornelius and ___
the
M-ssiona ar/ held every Tuesday eve­
ning at the Cornelius public school
beginning nt 8 o'clock. Dairying
and poultry are discussed.
The
meetings, which include u program,
are free and open to all.
William Hamelmun, Joe Finne­
gan ami C. F. LaFollette make up
an advisory committee to work with
K. M. Adams, agriculture teacher at
Forest Grove high school.
Anyone having questions on ag-
riculture can put them in the ques-
tion box some time during the
twelve meetings and they will be
rnswered.
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Wider Pavement
Petitioned For
By Delegations
1,
1927.
No. 40
Boys Out at
VICTORY OF HILHI 28 Hillsboro
TWO KILLED WHEN
High
UPSETS ------
TRADITION
For Basketball TRAIN HITS TRUCK
I
A 36-foot pavement from the Locals Defeat Old Rivals on
Twenty-eight boys have signed up Grove Youth, Passenger in
Multnomah county line, connecting
at
Coach B. M. Goodman’s first call
Last Year Sent Up
with the new Canyon road, through
University Field
Delivery, I» Victim
for
basketball at the Hillsboro union
Beaverton and Hillsboro to Forest
high
school.
Light
practice
has
been
Grove, was petitioned of the state
DANCE AND ACTS
HOFFMAN IS SENTENCED highway commission in Portland GAME LAST FOR SEASON going on for the last three weeks WRECK EARLY MONDAY
under Coach Lee, and this group has
Tuesday by a joint delegation from
r.ow been augmented by the addi­
Program to Start at H P-
Forest
Grove,
Hillsboro
and
Beaver-
Willis Perjury Trial Will Go
tion of the football boys.
Red Electric Was Dead-Head
Coach
ton.
Goodman Predict» One
and Weil and Cady Lead
With seven lettermen back from
to Jury Today; Attorney»
Representative L. M. Graham of I
ing Back After Trip to
of Best Teams in State
last year and a considerable amount
March at 9:30
Forest Grove, chairman of the gen-
Make Pleas
of new material on hand to give
Corvallis
For
Next
Year
xral committee, presented the peti-j
the lettermen a fight for their po­
tion
and
Glenn
F.
Bell
of
Hillsboro,
|
sitions,
the
team
will
have
a
good
Hundreds of people from Hills­
W. L. Rice was Friday sentenced und J. W. Raynard of Beaverton, I
chance to win the district champion­
boro und tb<- surrounding communi-
Guy A. Higby, 20, Forest Grove
(James Vickers)
by Judge George R. Bagley, to serve talked in behalf of the widening
ship for 1928.
ties are expected to attend the' Buy- |
high school football team captain,
Outplaying
their
opponents
project.
in
un indeterminate term of not to ex­
The first meeting of the basketball end Alexander J. Slovick, 25, 274
In-Hillsboro Week celebration at the
ceed six years in the Oregon state
Another delegation including prop­ every part of the game, the Hills­ girls was held Monday at the school Hamilton street, Portland, Orego
Shute Park auditorium Friday night,
prison at Salem on a charge of as­ erty owners along the Baseline, boro high school football eleven building. There were about 20 girls nian truck driver, were instantly
beginning at R p, m.
saulting an officer in an attempt to urged that the Baseline route be ended the 1927 grid season by de­ present. Miss Homedew will be the killed at 2:30 Monday morning when
Th- vaudeville and entertainment
escape.
<
selected for improvement rather feating Forest Grove, 6 to 0, in the coach this year.
and dance 1» free through th- cour- UHli F W7 F TH PI 1
the truck in which they were rid
Jailer Attacked
than widening out the present road. traditional Turkey Day battle on
teay of the Hillsboro business houses 'llilUllLl 1/xlL 1U I U I
ing was struck by Red Electri«
Pacific
university
field
last
Thurs
­
Rice, with four others, on the eve­ W. G. Ide talked for the Baseline day. The game was a great deal
that are sponsoring
train No. 509 at Aloha. Both youths
people.
ning of April 23, 1926, attacked
Hillsboro Week. The
received skull fractures and other
The commission informed the more one-sided than the score in­
Jailer Henry Hickox and beat him
row night is In the gS
injuries about the head and body.
dicates,
with
Forest
Grove
never
into insensibility when he stepped delegations that they had arranged getting nearer than 25 yards of the
good will party given
Truck Carried 600 Feet
inside the corridor to get something for right-of-way from the Multno- : local boys’ goal. They made only
neaa men to express their appre-
-
The
Portland youth, who had been
elation of the co-operation given Five-Reel Movie of Car, As­ for Miles Rymal, one of the men to mah county line to Beaverton.
employed on the Oregonian deliv­
three first downs and it is doubtful
escape. Rice was taken into cus­
them by the people of the commu­
ery since last February, turned off
if they gained as much territory as
sembly and Manufacture,
tody October 25, 1925, and was
nity. The entertainment and good
the highway at Aloha to leave pa­
they lost.
serving time on a booze charge. The
will party is free to everyone and
Free Here Friday
The contest was played during a Portlander Is Speaker; Recep­ pers at Buck’s store, and his truck
others to escape were Miles Rymal,
ull are cordially invited.
was struck by the electric train,
driving rain, which flooded the field
tion of Campaign for
Arthur Dykeman, Joe Fuller and E'
The program will include Mrs. V.
whieh was dead-heading it back
and
made
it
look
like
a
lake
with
H.
Campbell.
Rymal
and
Campbell,
W. Gardner, soprano solo with vio­
The ’public will have an oppor­
Pledges Described
from Corvallis after carrying stu-
occasional spots of sawdust appear­
lin obligato by Mrs. J. F. Benn, and tunity to see the much-discussed who were under sentence to the pen­
dents to Oregon State college,
ing
above
the
surface.
This
slowed
Mrs. Charles Walker accompanist; new Ford car Friday, which is to be itentiary when they escaped, were
light truck was carried down
Marcellus and Nash, a musical act, shown all over the world December ruptured and are now serving time, Support of Club Work and the game up considerably and caused
Rotary has a place in every city track about 600 feet, Higby was
numerous
fumbles.
while
Dykeman
and
Fuller
are
still
accordion and banjo, which was pre­ 2.
Hillsboro is to share in this
in the universe, according to Al thrown into a ditch at the side and
Testing Urged by Editor
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Captain MacManiman won the toss Reynolds, Portland Rotary club, Wvho Slovick’s body was found beneath
sented at the Venetian theater Sun­ world wide showing and the Mac- at large.
of
Guernsey
Journal
and
chose
to
defend
the
west
goal.
Harry Hoffman, who last week
day night; Portland Telephone quar­ Kenzie Motor company, local, deal­
addressed the memberr of the Hills­ the pilot.
Emmott received the kick-off and boro chamber of commerce Monday
tet; song and musical act, comedy; ers, have been scrubbing und paint­ pleaded guilty to defacing a build­
View of the track at the crossing
Helen Hembree, rentier and ini per ing for the past few weeks to have ing, was fined $250 and given a six
Edwin Rieben, Guernsey breeder returned the ball 25 yards to his noon. The Hillsboro club was in D obstructed by a building, which
aonator, formerly with the Ellison- a proper setting for the new car. months’ jail term. Hoffman was ar­ of Banks, was elected president of I own 45-yard line. After two line charge of the program and President is near the tracks on the west.
"I have seen the new car, and rested following the shooting into the Washington County Guernsey bucks he punted to the maroon and Harry Hill acted as chairman.
White chautauqua; Telephone quur-
Knowledge of train schedules and
Reynolds described Rotary as an the habit of not expecting a train
tet, closing number; Al Lindquist's I since seeing it, I have secured Chi- the C. W. Dodson home at Moun­ Breeders' association at its meeting gold 8-yard line. Here Hillsboro
eight-piece Tunesmith»’ orchestra, nrw rugs for it to set on and fine taindale late in October.
Friday in the Hillsboro chamber of got the first break of the day when ideal, which would make the science at that time, and conversation, is
The usual $500 fine and six commerce. B. L. Hulit of Hillsboro they blocked a Forest Grove punt of business the science of service. believed-to have led the two youths
and Hillsboro I. <1. O. F. drum tapestries for the walls, and we will
corps.
•
| surround it with huge chrysanthe- i months' jail term was meted out to ! Wj
was elected vice-president, and H. and recovered it on the 20-yard line. If Rotary, according to the speaker, to their death. The electric train
John McLeod and W. Schelenberg. -j- Hesse of Scholls, secretary- Emmott made eight yards, followed conflicts with the chamber of com- was eastbound for the Beaverton
i
A ten-minute exhibition drill will j mums,” asserted H. i MacKsnzie.
.. .. giving
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by Rushlow, who picked his way merce, it has no place in the com-
The «...
first was paroled for sixn
$150 and .< i treasurer.
bo given by headquarters company, ‘"Still I feel that we are not
shops. Slovick’s regular route was
second battalion, 162nd infantry, I the car the setting to which it is the second for $250. W. H. Pribno
C. I. Robinson, editor of the through the enemy line for a touch- munity.
as far as Carlton, and after taking
pleaded guilty, was fined $100 and Guernsey Breeders’ Journal, pointed i down. The line plunge for the ex­
Mrs. C. H. Emmott and Mrs. F. the papers to Buck’s store, he would
Oregon National Guard, with 1st Lt. entitled.
"No one is
i _
going
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be _____
disap-
r paroled for $50, as was E. V. An- out that there are now 90,000 pure­ tra point failed. Twice Hillsboro B. Davis, members of the Coffee have crossed back to the highway.
I. C, Freeman in command.
The grand march will start pointed in this car,” continued Mr, derson. Loren Frost was fined $500 bred Guernseys in the United States, put the ball in the shadows of the club, described the reception of the Young Higby was riding out to For­
promptly at 9:30 and will be led by .MacKenzie. “We have aecured the on an i assault charge and paroled which it more than there is on the Forest Grove goal post, but they Buy-In-Hillsboro Week pledge cam­ est Grove as a passenger of Slo­
R. W. Weil, president of the cham- first public showing in the state of for $50.
Isle of Guernsey. He also urged could not get through the rivals’ bul­ paign.
vick.
warks. For the remainder of the
Orders were Riven in the follow- • association
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Zimmerman
ber of commerce, and Mayor M. I’ Oregon of a five-reel motion pic­
the boys
>»v ......... support of »•••
"’’J" ’ and game the pigskin was battered up
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Coroner Investigates
entertained with vocal numbers.
Cady. The dancing will last until ture, giving all models, and the com­ ing cases: John F. Kaufman vs. John I girls’ club work and strengthening
Coroner
Glenn F. Bell, who in­
and
down
the
gridiron
with
neither
plete
manufacturing
and
assembling
They
were
accompanied
on
the
piano
12 o'clock.
and Earle Russell; Lillian White vs. of their local organization. He also
vestigated. said Engineer Rix told
by Mrs. George Pratt of Orenco.
The Buy-In-Hillsboro Week is be­ of this new Ford, and will have a Francis M. White; State vs. Carl i |stressed
stressed the importance c of having side able to score.
The luncheon December 19 will be him that he didn’t have time to put
The line played an excellent game,
ing enthusiastically received through­ showing at the Venetian theater on Anderson et al.
the cAttle tested.
on the emergency brake until after
A divorce suit was granted W. F.
out the trade territory. Thy win­ Friday, December 2, at 11 a. m. and
Professor Coleman, who is in repeatedly breaking through to a Christmas affair. The Washing­ the truck was hit. Coroner Bell
ton
County
Rod
and
Gun
club
is
Carey from Vera Carey.
throw
the
opponents
backs
for
big
dows and stores have been attrac­ ' p ni,
charge of the official testing of dairy
"The public is requested as much
The V. B Willis perjury trial will cattle at Oregon Agricultural col­ losses. Jackson and Hartrampf furnishing three geese and Dr. E. said that there would be no in­
tively arranged to display the mer­
quest.
as
possible
to
attend
the
11
a.
m.
crashed through and made some H. Smith, president of the club, is
go to the jury some time today, it lege. also spoke.
chandise. The merchants feel that
Members of the train crew were:
it ia stimulating interest in local showing, as the afternoon picture is ia expected. A recess was taken
The next meeting is set for Feb­ spectacular tackles. Emmott, play­ donating two turkeys. There will Conductor E. L. Smith, Engineer H.
ing safety, carried the ball back be a Christinas tree and a number of
business, and that the week has re­ primarily for the high school stu­ over the week-end and the trial re­ ruary 4 in Hillsboro.
R. Rix, H. D. Patton and W. H. Go-
many yards on each punt. and merchants will give presents to all let.
sulted in considerable thought as to dents, who will attend enmasse, and sumed Tuesday. Assistant Prosecu­
the
public
will
not
be
seated
until
attending.
Thwaite,
who
donned
his
football
tor
Pnul
Patterson
and
Senator
Wil­
the value to one's self of buying at
Slovick’s watch was stopped at ex­
I after they are taken care of."
R. W. Childs, manager of the
togs for the last time in high school,
liam Vinton of the defense present­ Health Nurse Work
home.
2:30.
ed their arguments yesterday after­
Business houses that are hosts to
Explained .Saturday played the best game he has played Multnomah hotel, will speak at the actly
The Forest Grove youth was a
this year.
luncheon next Monday on securing
neon and District Attorney E. B.
the party are: Weil’s Department
Coach B. M. Goodman is vtry tourists for Oregon, and hotel man­ son of Mrs. Lena Higby, and had
Tongue nnd Walter Tooze of the de-
store, the Shute bank, Commercial
The duties of a public health
optimistic
over next year’s pros­ agement. J. W. Kelley of the Wash­ been a resident of Forest Grove all
fxnse
will
pleud
today.
National bank, Miller Mercantile,
nurse were explained- by Miss Grace
of his life. He was born May 11,
Argus, Lester Ireland & Co., Sel-
Millgate of the Oregon State Tu­ pects, and contends that Hillsboro ington hotel will be chairman.
1907. Funeral services will be held
The Auxiliary to the American
fridge Furniture store, “Tortland
berculosis association at the meet­ will have one of the best teams in
Sunday afternoon from the Bux­
Electric Power Co., Wes Boscow, Legion will have a bazaar at the
ing of the Washington County Coun­ the state. By the victory over For­
ton & Prickett Mortuary at For­
Veterans' hall. West Main street,
Portland Gas & Coke Co., Power*
I
cil of the Parent-Teacher associa­ est Grove last Thursday the blue
est
Grove, and interment will be in
Saturday,
beginning
at
10:30.
Fancy
and
white
squad
broke
the
old
tra
­
Grocery, Emmott'». Mnrkot, j Rey-
tion at Garden Home Saturday.
the Forest View cemetery.
nolds' Grocery, The Palm, Hills- work, aprons, handkerchiefs, home
Topics of progressive education dition that Hillsboro could never
Contagious diseases of dairy cat­
Slovick was the son of Mr. and
boro Pharmacy, C. C. Stori-, Inde- baking and cooking, home-made tle will be discussed by Dr. C. W. were discussed at the morning ses­ beat the Grove on home soil.
L. Howard, Edwin Anderson, R. Mrs. John Slovick. Funeral ser­
pendent, Hande Variety sture, Per- candy, etc., will be sold. There will Donham of O. A. C. at four dairy­ sion by Mrs. Emma Bryant, county i Hundreds of partisan followers of
fection Bakery, L. J. Rushlow, thè be articles made by disabled vet­ men’s meetings arranged by the O. school superintendent. Mrs. Sadie ! the two teams braved the downpour Irving, W. L. Irving, all of Port­ vices were held in Portland yester­
Pool-Gardner Lumber Co., Hare, erans of Hospital 77 on sale, and A. C. extension service. Dairy cat­ Orr-Dunbar gave a talk on health ' and floods of the university field to land, and Charles Aronson and Or- day forenoon and interment was
McAlear & Peter», Lentz Bros., Im­ orders may be taken for others. A tle diseases cause heavy losses an­ work and also urged the sale of see the annual Washington county val Yadon, both of St. Helens, were in the Mt. Calvary cemetery.
arrested on booze charges Thanks­
perial Grain & Feed Co., Munger's grab-bag will also be featured. At nually, according to complaints of Christmas seals. Mrs. Bryant and classic.
giving evening shortly after leaving
The line-up:
I. aundry Co. , J. L. Anderson, Jim 2:30 a short program will be given. dairymen. The above meetings will Mrs. J. J. Adkins of Gales Creek
Hilhi—Chase, le; Bagley, It; Jack- the Tillicum Tavern on the highway
Peppard, Thrift Grocery, Frank's Everybody is invited to come and offer the opportunity for a free dis­ gave reports on the state conven­
son,
lg; MacManiman, c; Faris, rg; below Beaverton.
Market, Safeway Grocery nnd Mar­ , hear the program and select some­ cussion of these troubles.
tion. Other program numbers were:
Ernest Erickson and Andy Berk-
ket, Delta Drug store, Goar's Wo­ thing suitable for a Christmas gift.
N. C. Jamison, dairy specialist, Music, Mrs. G. R. Williams; talk on Hartrampf, rt; Smith, re; Rae, q; hold, both of Portland, were arrest­
W. T. Putnam, Jr., of Farming­
man’s Shop, H. L. MacKenzie, May- ‘
will discuss rations for dairy cattle "Americanization,” Fred W. Park; Thwaite, rh; Emmott, lh; Rush- ed and held on charges of stealing
ton, is the owner of the purebred
Basaar al Reedville
tag Shop, Glenn Bell, A. H. Busch,
and the feeding of mineral feeds. song, "Little Pilgrim Maidens, ,” 1 by low, fb.
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Forest Grove — Robinson, le; automobile tires off a machine at Jersey cow, F
Firwood
Mawes
II. J. Higdon Motor Co., Creamlin
The Reedville Ladies’ Aid will Meetings will be held as follows:
seventh and eighth grade girls;
i
Reedville.
Erickson
was
arrested
Charm,
has
Roberts,
lg;
Higby,
Burns,
It;
which
recently com-
e;
Dairy, V. Richter, R. B. Denney, hold their annual bazaar and supper
December 8 at 1:30 p. m., Ver- dumb bell drill, eighth grade girls,
Onkes Grocery, Royal Soda Works, i at the school house Saturday eve­ boort hall; at 8 p. m., December 8, and song and dramatization, third V andover, rg; Lee, rt; Hines, re; last Wednesday and Berkhold on pleted an official production test.
Charm was started on this test when
Moran, q; Roberts, rh; Hickox, lh; Saturday.
George McGrath, S. W. Melhuish, ning, beginning at 5 o’clock.
at the Kinton Grange hall; on De­ and fourth grades.
Fred Schroeder and E. Strong she was five years
age u and _ --
in the
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- -ft-
Bert Huntington, H. Kellington, the I
A luncheon was served at noon Buchanan, fb.
comber 9 the 1:80 p. nt. meeting
yielded
Substitutes—Hillsboro: Johnston, were arrested Saturday night on following 365 days she yic
Sanitary Beauty Shoppe, E. J. Rich- ’ George P. Reid, vice president of will be at Banks, and the 8 p. nt. by the Garden Home association.
-------- pounds of butterfat and 10,-
Blazer, Patterson, McLean, i Gabie, liquor law violation charges. Schroe­ 588.36
ter, Cady Motor Co., Royal Barber | the Northern Pacific, died suddenly meeting at the Cedar Mills Grange
Cox, Wahner, Wright, Rood, , Kra- der pleaded guilty to a booze charge 759 pounds of milk. Her milk av-
Shop, Oregon-Washington
Water at his home in Seattle Wednesday. hall.
i.i September and was out on parole. eraged 5.47
mer. Paisley.
».a« per cent butterfat for
Service Co., the Popular Millinery, i His wife was Miss Neva Cornelius of
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the
year, and - she _____
carried calf for
Forest Grove—Middesworth, Haz-
and Max's Bakery.
Cornelius before marriage.
185 a.v.
days of *«--
the —
test. -----
With thig
Bentley Is Delegate
lett. Short, Bretton, Warrens, Von
record
she
again
qualified
for the
Gross,
Stokes.
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xor
E. E. Bentley of Hillsboro was
Various phases of high school an­
P—«-— of * Merit of the American
____
elected delegate to the national con- Register
nuals were discussed at the meeting
’------ Cattle
—*- club.
’ ’
Her sire is
vention of the Order of Railway - Jersey
Interest is running high in the of the district high school press as­
Firwood
’s Gwendola's
St Mawes,
,
,
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WV.
xvxawes.
Conductors
in
Jacksonville,
Florida,
sociation
at
Forest
Grove
Wednes
­
.„.i u— j . • —
Beaverton city election next Tuei-
and
her
dam
is
Firwood
Forest Girl.
next
May.
He
will
represent
Divi­
day. A town caucus was held last day afternoon. Speakers were W.
sion 91 of the order in Portland.
week to select a ticket, which is S. G. Thatcher, University of Ore­
C. D. Carter of Hillsboro and M.
called the Beaverton regular. Otto gon; Ursel Narver, president O. A.
Mrs. Luth* Injured
Erickson heads this ticket as candi­ C. student body, and Ray Knight, A. Grayson of Portland were ac­
quitted in Oregon City justice court
editor of the Oregon Emerald.
Mrs. Joe Luthe, Sherwood route 4,
CHAPTER VII
among the towns enroute over the date for mayor.
Delegates were present from Mc­ Friday of charges of assault pre­ was injured in an accident at Sher­
Other nominees are Harry Alex­
west side route. The line broke
Railroad Transportation
"Love ’Em and Leave ’Em,” a
Minnville,
Newberg, Sheridan, Bea­ ferred against them by Emmet wood Sunday when the car in which
In early days Portland struggled ground on April 16, 1868, and be- ander and W. M. Manning as coun­
three-act comedy, will be presented
Knott
of
Portland,
according
to
a
verton,
Tigard,
Forest
Grove
and
she was riding was struck by one
for the inland trade of the Tualatin gan construction. Jn the meantime cilmen and George Thyng for re­
Hillsboro. Tom Sholes of the local news story in Saturday’s Oregonian. driven by H. V. Anderson of New­ at the Venetian theater, Thursday
Plains to meet the rival villages the east side was beginning its pro­ carder-clerk.
evening, December 15, under the
Martin
Nolin
of
Los
Angeles,
the
berg. Joe Luthe was driving the
The other ticket in the field is school is president.
along the Willamette in many ways. ject along the east banks of the
third member of the student party, car, and in his report he states that auspices of Hillsboro post of the
called
the
Citizens-Progressive
tic
­
Willamette.
When
Ben
Holladay,
As we have already seen, her early
American Legion.
Jake Weil is
was found, guilty and fined $50.
he had slowed down to turn off the play manager, and Mrs. H. H. Stan­
proposals were to build a plank road pioneer stage coach and pony ex­ ket.
Fire Cause Is
Mr.
Knott
filed
civil
suit
for
main road and Anderson ran into
Into the valley. Several plana for press operator, appeared on the
Mysterious
$4 ,000 damages against the stu­ him. Mrs. Luthe received bruises nard is directing the production.
a plank road had been actually scene in August, 1868, a turning
The comedy played in New York
dents after the disposal of the case on the head and knee.
started when It was proposed to point was marked in the bitter riv-
City for two years. The admission
Cause of the disastrous fire
in justice court.
airy.
Mr.
Holladay
finally
gained
project a railroad from Portland to
early Wednesday morning on
price is 50 cents and legionnaires
Investigation conducted by inter­
Fall Results in Fracture
Hillsboro and the inlnnd points to control of both corporations and
will sell tickets.
the east side of Forest Grove,
ested parties, including O. A. C. of­
W. F. Lormor of near Hillsboro
Mrs. J. Scblesser fell'at the fam-
the west, The nctunl movement for settled the struggle.
are still unknown. Citizens were
ficials, showed that the early sensa­
Control of the stock passed from suffered a broken right collar bone
a railroad to the region began after
awakened by the enormous light
tional report of the affair in a Port­ ily home near Rosedale school Tues­
the Civil war. It was not until Ben Holladay to Henry Villnrd and when his car skidded on the pave­
which looked as if the entire
land paper was grossly exaggerated. day morning and suffered a fracture
of both bones in the right ankle.
1872, however, that trains were ac­ the Oregon Transcontinental. Final­ ment near Cornelius and tipped over
city was going up in smoke,
She is at the Dr. Smith hospital.
tually pulled by steam engines into ly the stock control went to the Tuesday morning. He was on his
only to find that the carefully
Special
Tax
Voted
Southern Pacific company, which way to work at the rock quarry at^ guarded Rook bonfire, built for
the valley.
The Thanksgiving masquerade
Gales Creek.
Making Test Borings
Congress passed a land grant act now operates the road.
the Hillsboro-Forest Grove foot­
For Union School
given Thanksgiving eve under the
From
the
Oregonian
for
April
16,
July 25, 1866, nnd on the following
A. M. Jannsen, local contractor, auspices of Hillsboro post of the
ball game, had caught fire.
October steps were taken nt Port­ 1868, we rend: "Commencement of Case of Infantile
When questioned as to the
A special tax of $30,500 was is making test borings for the com­ American Legion was a financial and
land to incorporate n railroad com­ the two railroads at this city this
cause of the fire the guards on
at the union high school meet­ mission of public docks, at the site social success, according to Ray Den­
Paralysis Reported duty explained that several voted
pany. Articles of incorporation for week to traverse the great valley of
ing Friday afternoon at the high of the new proposed million dollar ham of the activities committee of
the company were filed November the Willamette is the most impor­
mysterious characters had silent­
school by a vote of 62 to 28. The grain elevator at terminal No. 1, in the legion, and a carnival dance for
21, 1866. On October 10, 1866, the tant event in the history of Oregon.
Brooks Hill, Dec. 1.—Mrs. Ed­
ly stolen up, tied them nnd fired
tax is to create a fund for pur- Portland.
New Year's eve was announced. B.
Oregon legislature designated the It is a promise of more rapid growth ward Weich was stricken with in­
the stack. Hillsboro boys, who
chasing a site, erecting a school
L. Adams won the prize for the
Oregon Centrnl Railroad company than Oregon has ever yet known, fantile paralysis Sunday evening.
Havs
Paraflin
Fira
were on the scene, say there
building, and equipping the build­
best dressed man, and Ray Dillon
as the beneficiary of the grant. A mid an earnest prosperity and prog­ An ambulance was called and she
were only two suspicious char­
ing.
Another paraffin fire occurred in for the most comical. Mrs. Frank
ress.
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company incorporated nt Salem be­
was rushed to the Good Samaritan
acters in the vicinity at the
The budget for the year was read Hillsboro Wednesday evening of last Hoff of Portland took first for -wo­
During the threfl months of De­ hospital. She is still unconscious,
came a bitter rival of the west aide
time of the disaster. Some ex­
and then Rex Parsons, member of week at the E. B. Tongue home. men, and a Portland woman, giving
line, including a legal battle in the cember, 1870, January and Febru- and little hope is held for her re-
perienced firemen attribute it
the board, outlined the building sit­ The woodwork in the kitchen was n fictitious name, was the most comi­
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covery.
courts. Financial aid was sought
to spontaneous combustion.
uation confronted by the district
scorched.
cal woman.
tion of Trade Week
One of Five to Make Break
NEW FORD ON SHO
ROTARIANS PUT ON
CHAMBER PROGRAM
ED RIEBEN NAMED
GUERNSEY LEADER
Auxiliary Bazaar
Set for Saturday
Dairymen to Hear
of Cattle Disease
Thanksgiving Cheer
Results in Arrest
Putnam Jersey Is
Named Among Elite
Movement for Railroad to Valley
Started Shortly After Civil War;
First Train Pulled Here in 1872
Beaverton Election
Called for Tuesday
High School Press
Discuss Problems
Carter Acquitted
On Assault Charge
Will Stage Legion
Comedy December 15
Fractures Collar­
bone in Accident
Legion Masquerade
Draws Large Crowd