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o O —--------------------------------- ♦---------------- --------- ------------- WATCH YOUR DATE --- YOUR HOME PAPER The data on th<> iid<lr««s of your paper give« time of expirution. Pay in advance. This paper has the most thorough circulation in the county, muking it the *1 SO «nd Worth III B«rt Advertising Medium! i________ _ _ VOLUME XXXIV HILLSBORO. OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1«, 1928. No. 81 I)r. Smith Flies Wes Schulmerich R. Frank Peters Arrest Follows Outlook Conference for County Hall to House To Leave Sunday To Del Monte to Throws Hat In Auto Wreck on Will Be Held in Hillsboro on The Activities For Los Angeles Trapshoot Event Political Arena Highway Friday Thursday-Friday of Next Week Of City a Need Wes Schulmerich, Hillsboro's most Local Attorney Would Be a famous athlete, leuves Sunday morn One of Arretted ing for Los Angeles for the spring County Representative John Connell in Race l.ocal Man Would Be Sheriff; Mr«. Bry ant First Incum bent to File Here An announcement of political im portance in Washington county was made Tuesday, when R. Frank Peters, prominent Hillsboro attorney, ad milted that he would seek the re publican nomination fur representa tive from Wa-hington county. training camp of the Los Angeles team in the Pacific Coast league. Schulmerich was graduated from the Oregon State College last June and finished up the last four weeks of the coast league season with the Angels. When they let Wes use his own style at the bat ho is a mighty dan- gerous man for the opposing pitcher. He finished the season with a bat ting average of ..322 and was cover ing lots of territory in center field. The Angel training camp opens on Wednesday. Schulmerich returned to Hillsboro the last of the week after spending two months with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Schulmerich, who have been spending the winter months at Seaside. Dr. E. H. Smith, Hillsboro, physi cian ano sportsman, left Eugene by Men Pulled aeroplane yeaterday morning to at Committees in Charge of Various Divisions Made Up of Mem Coffee Club Officer* Put On tend the inter-state trapshooting From Burning Car bers from All Sections of Washington County; Director Luncheon Program event at Del Monte, Cal. Miss Gladys Maris to Open Session at 10:00 a. m. Sharp, and County Reid of Portland, a member of the Washington County Rod and Gun Agent McWhorter Is Going to Tell About Progress of club, and former national chumpion, Chapman Will Speak Washington County Farmers. also made the trip. Word was received at the Smith Furniture and Dog Thefts hospital last night that he arrived in Speakers See New Structure to The Annual Agricultural Outlook Conference for Wash Corning at 5 p. m. He will return Chalked Up Against Four; House Rest Room as a Sunday, Dr. Smith is president of ington county will be held at Hillsboro next Thursday and Grove Men Arrested the gun club. Friday, starting at the Grange hall at 10 a. m. sharp Thurs Real Civic Need Face Larceny Charges Vote on School Site Is Called day, when Paul V. Maris, director of the O. A. C. extension service, will speak briefly on the purpose of the Agricultural The arrest of two Portlanders, K. The need of a community build Outlook Conference and its value to the farmer. E. Dweak ami Jack Mirres, follow ing for Hillsboro to house the ac ed an automobile crash on the west To Tell of Progress tivities of the various organizations side highway near Tigard late Fri Following Mr. Maris’ discussion. County Agent McWhorter day night. Dweak is charged with will tell of the progress made by Washington county farmers and especially the young people, driving while intoxicated, and Mirres along certain lines of farming the past few years, and point was brought out at the chamber of is faced with a drunk charge. commerce luncheon Monday noon in A special union high school elec- out some of the present problems. Formidable Candidate the program put on by the women The car, a big 1921 Cadillac, tion on .March 2 to vote on a change I After these two brief discussions Banks, Court House Mr. Peters is a Hillsboro native of the Coffee club. Mrs. Charles E. caught on fire after crashing into of site for the location of the new the various commodity committees, Wells, president of the club, acted To Close Wednesday son, was educated in the Hillsboro the ditch, and Mirres was pulled to union high school was calied at a which have been formed will meet as chairman. schools, attended Tualatin academy safety. Witnesses say that Dweak meeting of the district board last to discuss the agricultural outlook at Forest (¡rove, and later graduated pulled the license plates off and night. The district owns no site at Next Wednesday is Washing Mrs. Emmott Talks report for Oregon for this year and from Pacific university. He started tried to dispose of them in the burn present, but at the time of the for- ton’s birthday, and it will be “Some day we are going to have the practice of law in Portland with to formulate an agricultural pro ing car. Deputy Sheriff Cal Throne mation of the district a site just observed in Hillsboro by county a hall that will accommodate the A. E. Clark, and for the past ten of the Valley View service xtation east of the present high school was gram for Washington county, using various organizations and especially officers, abstract offices and the years has been a member of the made the arrest and called Deputy approved. the county agricultural program the young people,” declared Mrs. C. hanks. Business houses will not Hillsboro law firm of Har«, McAlear Sheriff Virgil Weckert and Traffic This site, according to the direc be closed, but the day is a legal adopted by the economic conference H. Emmott, vice-president, in out H. C. Peterson, Buick dealer of & Peters, Mr. Peters was president Officer Frank McMahon to the scene. tors, is not large enough and the holiday in honor of the Father in Washington county in 1925 as a lining the future program of the McMinnville, has leased the new of the chamber of commerce in matter of drainage presents a diffi of Our Country, and is recog Plays the Ostrich basis. The completed reports of Coffee club after the past and pres Shipley building at 1057 Third street 1924. nized as a non-judicial day. Mirres, who dropped out of sight cult program. these committees will be read in ent had been discussed by Mrs. He is considered a formidable and will operate a Buick ngency in The board last night recommend after being pulled out of the burn general assembly in the Hillsboro Wells and Mrs. W. W. Phillips, candidate nnd will undoubtedly thia city. ed the Riche-Boscow site, which in ing car, was found by Deputy Weck Mr. Peterson is m t a stranger to Grange hall, starting at 1:15 p. m. chairman of press and publicity. have a lot of backing. cludes one block owned by A. J. Washington county, as for many ert doing the ostrich act. The offi- Riche of Timber, beginning at Sixth Mrs. Emmott called attention to Friday. The secretaries of the va W«s Former Sheriff cer said he was standing back of a yenrs he wus one of the largest au the fact that the Senate club of the rious committees are from the Ore- between Lincoln and Jack«on, and J. W. Connell has decided that he Hilbboro, and house with his overcoat over his two blocks owned by W. W. Boscow high school had to go to Laurel for i gon Agricultural college, and have wants tn herd the law violators of tomobile dealers in head. a hall to hold their annual dinner. extending to Ninth street. This site the county around, und has thrown has a large acquaintance throughout ■spent some time on their subjects. She also pointed out that although The same car was in a wreck in was favored because arrangements his hat into the ring. Mr. Connell the county. Mr. Peterson will con Production Data in Demand the most of the organizations had have been made to have the street filed for the republican nomination tinue to make his residence at Mc Portland the same night. In regard to the agricultural out halls and buildings, that none of Edgar Wilt.se of Portland and paved on the Sixth street side from for sheriff Friday and hi i slogan is, Minnville, but says he is going to look conference, Paul V. Maris, di them would rent them out. s;>end considerable time here. Clarence Frach, 18, of Portland, 1«. Jackson on out to Main street, and "Efficiency, Economy ami Courtcwy." C. H. Nosier of Hillsboro was rector of the O. A. C. extension ser Arthur N. Bobbit has been select were taken into custody Thursday Lincoln opened from Seventh to elected president of the Washington vice states: “There is no question but that The candidate is a Washington coun by Deputy Oscar Duley and they Hillsboro should have some kind of Ninth, and Ninth opened from Jack- County Council of Religious Educa ty native son and prior to serving ed as manager of the Hillsboro "There is a growing demand for the county as sheriff from 1904 to ugency. He has been connected with are booked on a larceny change. son to Main. Property owners have tion at the annual convention which reliable farm data which may be . a community building,” stated W. G. 1908 farmed on the North Tualatin Buick sales and service for several Officers say the men stole furniture also agreed to pave Seventh from was held last Saturday and Sunday used in planning operations on the Hare in urging support of the wo Plains, Since 1908 he has been in years, and conies here well recom from a woman at Raleigh. Wiltse, Lincoln to Main. All of these agree- at the Bethany Presbyterian church. farm and thereby assist producers men in their plan. The senator urged Mr. Bobbit ami family according to the officers, is an old manta are contingent upon the se- Other officers are C. R. Martin of to make better decisions regarding getting away from under the “It business in Hillsboro and 1« now in mended. the real estate business with Fred will locate here as soon as possible. offender, having served time at the lection pf the Riche-Boscow site. Garden Home, secretary-treasurer; what crops and livestock to produce can’t be done” spirit. Monroe reformatory. The Tongue tract ®n West Main R. C. Doty of Beaverton, young peo and how much of each. The eco Mr. Connell has a wide House Rest Room Sewell, James H. Wahlbrink was arrested street has been withdrawn, but it ple’s superintendent; Mrs. J. D. nomic-outlook conference will offer circle of friends throughout the The building, it was stated, would at Hazeldale Thursday and Clinton may be taken up at the meeting on Trachsel of Bethany, missionary su the means of annually bringing to Flying Squadrons county. house the rest room, which is now Cramer in Portland Friday by Dep March 2. The first incumbent to get into ¡ perintendent; Mrs. R. J. Bates of a county the latest and most author- located on second street. The pres uty Duley on a charge of stealing a the battle is Mrs. Emma Bryant, j Gaston, cradle roll superintendent; ative state and federal data on the ent structure has seen its best days, Of Legion to Work dog from Max Berger at Hazeldale. county school superintendent, who Mrs. May Stewart of Tigard, home enterprises in which that county is the speakers declared, and it/ will be Willi* May, Chester May, J. C. filed Saturday to succeed herself. department superintendent, and F. interested. These data, when con necessary to do something soon. The Hillsboro post of the Ameri Smith and Bob Westfall were ar- C. Taylor of Forest Grove, educa sidered along with the story unfold Mrs. Phillips said that the rest room After her name on the ballot the tional superintendent. following slogan will appear, “Con- can Legion will start an intensive rested at Forest Grove Saturday on ed by reliable and complete county averaged 150 callers a week and membership campaign at 9:30 a. m. liquor charges, Smith is a former (Continued on puge four) Problems and plans of the Sunday statistics, will make possible and in that it was a place for women and Sunday morning when flying squad deputy sheriff. schools were discussed by speakers telligent appraisal of present local children when they came to Hills ions of three legionnaires each will representing county and state work conditions. Comprehensive data of boro. | make an all-day canvass of Hills- The year of 152S has every indi ers. A feature of the Sunday eve this sort were lacking when the eco Mrs. Wells introduced the officers , boro and surrounding community in cation of being a very successful ning program was a 23-piece orches nomic conferences were held.” other members of the club that the interests of the legion. This season for Ray-Maling Co., Inc., on tra from Bethany. Committees for the outlook con and were present. 1 plan was worked out at the legion account of the future sales that are ference follow, but anyone interest Hillsboro will entertain the con Mrs. Marjorie Wells Every vet- session Tuesday night. — now being booked for its products, vention next year. ed in agriculture is invited to at sang several vocal solos Simpson and she eran of the World war will be asked according to reports received from tend. was accompanied by Miss Hazel : to join. B. E. Maling. manager, who is now General Committee The charter amendment, which is Fahey. Washington County Rod and Gun in the east calling on the company’s The legion initiation will be given H. T. Hesse, Hillsboro route 2, an enabling act to permit the for- C. C. Chapman, editor of the chairman; C. W. Craft, Forest Grove, Oregon mation of street lighting districts, March 13 to everyone joining be club held the first shoot of the 1928 large list of buyers. Voter, will speak next Mon season last Sunday. Scores were Mr. Maling states that the brands route 1, vice-chairman; Paul V. Ma day. occupied the attention of the coun fore that time. Leon Davis has been appointed slightly low on account of the fact and quality of the company's prod ris, Corvallis, director of O. A. C. cil again Tuesday night. The civic extension service, secretary. improvement committee of the cham < hairman of Americanization nnd a they have not been doing much ucts are so firmly established with Members—E. L. Moore, Hillsboro; ber of commerce asked that the en big program of Americanism will be shooting during the winter i months, the buyers of canned foods through The club decided to go into the out the United States and Great abling act provide that the cos^ and held in March. (Continued on page ten) (By James Vickers) Oregon State Telegraphic tourna- Britain that booking sales is quite installation be taken care of by the ment. The tournament is to start an easy matter. The Hillsboro boys' basketball property owners for five years and With this information in mind it team rang up another victory in Annual Meeting Set next Sunday, It was decided that that after thnt time it be taken enre Jury to Report for during the tournament shooting can be readily seen that Ray-Maling Coach Goodman's cash register last of by the general fund, inasmuch as start at 10 o’clock and con Co., Inc., is bound to continue to Tuesday night, when they defeated the street lighting was a general Duty Next Monday would By Cemetery Group grow and prosper in the future. the Tigard quintet, 25 to 17. (By James Vickers) tinue until 12 o'clock. civic improvement, and that all would benefit from a more attrac- The Hilhi hoopsters hit their win Scores made last Sunday are as This fact is substantiated by its The Tiger five put up a real fight Anyone interested in the improve ning stride again last Friday night demonstrated ability to operate its that kept the local team hustling, Herbert F. ITohenleitner was Fri follows: tive city. plant on a high production basis at and in the last half played better ment of the Hillsboro cemetery is on the Newberg floor when they The council looked at it in a dif- day sentenced by Judge George R. (a) —75 at 16 yards. low cost with the constantly increas ball than the home team. The first urged by Dr. Charles A. Lamkin, took both ends of a double bill from ferent light, howover, nnd finally j Bagley to pay a fine of $500 and (b) —Handicap. voiced approval of a plan to have J serve six months in jail after he half ended 28 to 7 in favor of 1 president of the association, to at- Newberg high. The boys won their (a) (b) ing demand for its goods. To keep pace with its rapid growth Hilhi, but Tigard came up for more i tend the annual meeting in the fray 37 to 30, and the girls won, the property owners bear the cost waived a grand jury indictment on Galey Hippie, Sheridan...... 58 38 of installation and 75 per cent of n liquor churgc. He was paroled J. W. Evans, Portland....... 64 44 it became necessary to increase its fight and scored ten points in the chamber of commerce rooms next 24 to 17. Tuesday night. A report of the ac- all the maintenance, and the general for $ 150. 39 capital, and to this end it is offer- j remaining time. A. M. Jannsen, Beaverton.. 56 The boys’ contest was a repetition | tivities for the past year will be Judge Bagley is holding court in T. J. Wells. Sheridan.......... 64 fund 25 per cent. 42 ing to investors 1500 shares of its of their first affair, fast and furious, Hilhi meets the Grove team here given and plans for the future will common stock at $100 per share par A revokablc permit for a gravel Tillamook this week. The jury will Elmer Hamilton, Forest Gr. 57 .... Friday for their second tangle of be discussed. Constructive sugges- with the local five leading, closely bunker on the Oregon Electric sta report again next Monday. 33 value. Ben Trenkman, Portland .. 71 the season. Hillsboro came out on ’ tions are welcomed by the officers. pressed by their opponents, New- This issue is being well received Orders were given in the follow Max Arndt, Sheridan.......... 65 tion property was authorized. 41 berg jumped into the lead at the top in the first struggle, 24 to 9. A In order to rush the charter ing cases: Sunset Tire Corporation Herman Wilson, Sheridan.. 59 37 throughout the state by investors, capacity crowd is expected. opening whistle by scoring a foul, and the management expects this amendment election along the coun vs. S. Workman; Hazel Gee vs. E. L. Geo. Burkhalter, Hillsboro.. 66 38 The lineup: but Coach Goodman’s boys forged Chrysler Line Is taken authorized issue will soon be Bailey, and E. L. Thompson et al cil will probably meet every Tues 37 Dr. Smith. Hillsboro ......... 57 ahead to keep the upper hand Hillsboro (27)—Rea, f; Emmott vs. W. W. Boscow. day night 47 up. Gladys Reid, Portland...... 64 (9), f; Hare (12), c; D. Blazer (3), throughout the remaining time. In Discontinued Here the second period C. Blazer attempt 41 Seth Miller, Hillsboro.......... 61 jg; Brown, g; C. Blazer (1), f; and Dr. A. K. Downs, Portland 64 44 Hoss Resigns Post ed to insert some football tactics Thwaite (1). 41 ! T. Shelton, Salem................ 66 e Tigard (17)—Jones (3), f; Kim- Bert C. Shipley has rented his and was sent out for committing H. Gregerson, Battle ’ . The lineup: building on Third street to H. 0. four Personal fouls. As Patterson Aide n Grandy, *y Gr»y <7>- c: Aris°> 38 Ground, Wash................... 71 g; Lohr, g. Peterson of McMinnville, who has Hillsboro — Emmott (16), f; C. 38 e ¡Oscar Shiffer, Timber ...... 63 --------- The Hilhi girls’ sextette met their opened a Buick agency. Mr. Ship-' Blazer (2), ‘ f; Hare (17), e; D. Bla- 64 •«.» Salem, Feb. 16.—Hal E. Hoss, superiors in the Tigard girls Tues- ley has discontinued his Chrysler zer (2), g; Brown, g; Thwaite and I’’rank Reh. Cornelius........ private secretary to Governor I. L. day night, the score being 34 to 17. agency, but will continue to operate Rea, subs. Patterson since the latter’s inaugu- The two Tigard forwards proved to his service station at Third and | The girls’ lineup: ration a year ago, has submitted his be the best basket throwers seen on Washington. Further than this, Mr. “The blackest pages in American Make Improvements The work of Americanization, Hillsboro —C. Ruff (12), f; E. T n e T T I resignation to the governor. Mr. the local floor in a long time. V. Shipley has not ’ definitely hospitalization nnd service as car history are those of war profiteer decided as Sewell (12), f; E. Pasley, c; V. Da ‘ *........................ In DUSinCSS Jrlouses Patterson, in accepting the resigna- McDonald topped the scorers with to what he will do. ried on by the American Legion was ing,” declared E. J. Bayliss of Sher vis, sc. tion, has asked Mr. Hoss to remain 20 points, while M. McDonald chalk- stressed by Dr. J. C. Ghormley, idan, district committeeman. He Newberg—J. Jackson, g; M. Rood, — on the job until the first of March, ed up 14. Clara Ruff scored 15 member of Portland post of the le urged support of the universal draft g; A. Varner, c; A. Wahner, sc. A vii-awltAi, of nf Hillsboro 11 i 11 tinainoaa A number business as the governor intends to be ab- points for Hilhi. Firemen Will Give gion, in an address at the dinner bill. The girls had as hard a struggle, institutions have been remodeling sent from the state for several days given by Hillsboro post for the busi The lineup: and were slow getting started. The Other speakers were Mayor M. P. their interiors during the past few preceding that date. _ * __ _ . Who will suc- ness men of the city Monday night Hillsboro (17)—E. Sewell (2), f; Dance on Wednesday first half ended 11 to 10 in New- — - and ... making of -1 ceed - as private secretary has not C. Ruff (15), f; E. Pasley, c; V. Da at Veterans’ hall. Dr. Ghormley Cady, President R. W. Weil of the wee^s. Changing ■ berg’s favor, but in the third quar- ,„.w partitions, UBCOrBV1IIK decorating BI1U and re re- been indicated by the governor. urged a plutform of Americanism chamber of commerce. State Service new vis, sc; J. Jackson, g; M. Rood, g; __ . .. , ter the local sextette copped the Mr. Hoss, who is a potential can- A. Varner, Varner, c; A. Wahner, sc; D. Members of the Hillsboro fire de- leaJ and won thc based on morality. His subject was, Officer Juno Valiant of Portland, arrangement have made improve- partment will give their annual _________ _________ President Harry Hill It of II the Tnnonin Rotary i mcn didate for the office of secretary of Gillmore, g. "The American Legion Now.” ztliilx kfiiMlz I'ninra . ts. The business •. . -X houses *x making • ........ "At the pace this country is go club, Frank Peters, E. _R; tongue, changes are Used Car Exchange, I state, said in his letter of resigna- Tigard (34)—M. McDonald (20), dance at the Shute park auditorium _•[ Powers Grocery, Corwin Hardware, tion that he did not feel justified in f; V. McDonald (14), f; E. Wil on the evening of Washington’s GoiltltV Auction T*» ing, our traditions nro being ground Rev. E. i F „_ b n.n' underfoot,” declared the speaker. Ward, Glenn F. Bell, W. W. Bos-, MnHbu' Confectionery and Pool spending any time while on the state liams, c; G. Beyer, sc; M. Crabtree, birthday, next Wednesday. The fire- ^uulll7 ^ULllUU Is cow, E. L. Moore, Dr. Charles Lam- ' Room, and Frank's Market. men’s dance has been an annual pay-roll to further his own personal g; D. McMichael, g. He urged better home life in the Plan for Hillsboro kin, E. C. Luce, R. B. Denney, i event in Hillsboro for more than a political career, and indicated that furtherance of Americanism. score of years. as soon as he was relieved from Co-operation of the business men Thomas Tongue, Glenn Stapleton I ----------------------------- Veteran’s Council duty that he would make a state Raleigh Leads in in the Hillsboro post membership nnd Orange Phelps. An all-county auction sale is be- Archie Bryant, assistant county wide survey of the situation, and drive was asked by Commander I ing organized here for Saturday af- Local People Have come to a decision after he had had Charles D. Jones, who acted as the school superintendent, came to the Will Be Organized time as a private citizen to go thor- Seal Sales Again j ternoon, February 25, at the Far- toastmaster, and Vice-Commander rescue of the legionnaires nnd served Big Scare Sunday meT*’ Feed Barn’ with L- v- Hulit the banquet, which was grently ap oughly into the matter. Dr. Ralph Dresser, the membership » / as auctioneer. Mr. Hulit issues a The state press, with which Mr. A meeting of the Organized Vet- chairman. They asked that business preciated. lie was introduced ns the The Raleigh two-room school has --------- general invitation to anyone to bring ernns’ State Council will be held in Hoss has been closely affiliated as been the leader in Christmas Seal men carry something in their adver head chef. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Weber of this in anything .they have to sell. an association officer for a number Hillsboro at the court house at 8 Deputy Sheriff Virgil Weckert tising nbout the drive. sales per capita for three years in city narrowly escaped serious in- A charge of five per cent will be The government has been good to was convicted of hi-jneking by the p. m. Saturday, according to notice of years, has indicated that it will succession. They were sent $25 in jury and possible death Sunday af- made on livestock and ten per cent the veterans, according to Joe Car- legion executive committee nnd wns sent out by C. L. Diffenbacher, the support him actively if h» becomes seals this year and sold $27.05. The ternoon near Oswego, when a tree, on tools and furniture. They have son, Portland attorney, nnd Portland sentenced to wear a 12-inch badge state president, who with other state a candidate, and considerable inter Hillsboro schools led the whole that was being felled by some men, a number of listings including horses post adjutant, in n short tnlk. Mr. with the words "Chief Gloom officials will address the meeting and est in his political welfare is being county with approximately $120, ac fell through the top of their car. from 1000 to 1700 pounds, some Carson said he never realized what Chaser” on it. From then on it was form a local council. Veterans of evinced by a substantial group of cording to figures compiled by Mrs. Mrs. Weber still has a stiff neck, cows, and other articles, . . __ __ and they it was all about until he got into a round of entertainment, which in all wars, auxiliaries and their fami- t'riends, representative of all lines, Emma Bryant, county school super but otherwise they were not hurt, ask that, listings be made as soon aa j lies are eligible to membership. in the larger centers. cluded singing and dancing. legion work. intendent. Mrs. Weber's hat was smashed in. , possible. Peterson Opens Buick Agency Nosier Is Named Prexy of Sunday Schools' Council Cannery Looking For a Good Year 4 Lighting Act Is Knotty Problem County Gunners Into Big Shoot Hillsboro Teams Will Play Grove Double Bill Is Won by Locals Legionnaires Entertain Business Men of City at Banquet and Ask For Support in Membership Drive wnr I *