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About The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 4, 1928)
Saturday Is Your Last Chance to Register Safeguard Your Right to Vote in the General Election November 6 Register N ° Register Now! Saturday, October t> Saturday, October 6 Is the Last Chance! I* the Last Chance! The Leader in Its VOLUME XXXV HILLSBORO, OREGON. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 192«. Corn, Spud Show Extend Voters Exhibits Wanted New Business Coming; Window For the Display Right to Sign Structure To Display Feature At International Up Two Nights House Ireland The corn and potato show, which Clerk’s Office Open Friday is put on annually by the Hillsboro Tamiesie to Build For No. 32. Local Girls Youngest State Champs Farmers having creditable duce as listed below may leave it with the county agent at Hillsboro, who will place them on exhibition at Portland November 3 in the Pa cific International Livestock show. All prizes won go to the grower. It is hoped to have Washington county strongly represented for the advertising val le. Exhibits needed are as follows: Bushel lots of Hannchen barley, White Winter wheat, Winter rye, Blue barley, White Spring oats, Gray Winter oats, and Jenkins Club wheat. One bale each of clover hay, oats and vetch. Thirty pounds of DuChili filberts. A complete premium list of the Land Products show may be obtain ed from the county agent at Hills boro. Farmers Here Could Add to Herds at Gain Carnation Director Speak* at chamber of commerce, co-operating with County Agent <>. T. McWhor-! Ireland & Company Chamber Meet ter. will be held here October 26 j and 27, according to a decision | leached nt a joint meeting of the j ■ etail trade committeo with the , board of directors Monday night. Municipal, Commissioner, Rep- Cush premiums in the amount of I Need of Developing More Al- $75 to be donated by the Hillsboro Construction to Start February •rntative Races Will Pro business mon will be given farmers | Remodel Front of the 1; faifa Stressed ; Aviator* for prize winning products. The | vide Interest Corner Building Talk Monday show lust year was of material aid, according to Mr. McWhorter, in That every citizen of the county bringing 13 out of the 15 Burbank! completed Ninety per cent of the farmers in muy have an opportunity to regis potato awards to thia county at the J Arrangements were j last week between Dr. J. P. Tamie- Washington county could with profit ter. and vote in the general election Pacific International exposition 1,1 sie of Portland and Lester Ireland add a few more cows to their herds, November 6. County Clerk E. C. Portland. 1 4 Company for the construction of according to George S. Bulkley, di Luce Tuesday announced that the The show will be held in a down- i a new building on Main street be- rector of dairy extension and field clerk's office in the court house stairs room this year and there wdl tW(.cn Third and Fourth and for work for the Carnation Milk Prod would remain open from 7 to 9 Fri be no Industrial exhibits but rather t‘hc'remodeling“ of the“building now ucts company, in the five western day and Saturday evenings. He every business house will dress up i occupied by the Lester Ireland 4 W. C. Theda, chairman, states, pointed out that thia would give its window* to compete for a small C(1 ,tore The new Rtructure will urged that the farmer save his those who are employed during the pnze to be given by the Hillsboro a||ow for the rapid expansion of the day time to register. Hazel Blades, 12, and Juanita Kerr, 13, Hillsboro baking club team, young stock. Argus. The purpose is to make the |ar(fp hardware and furniture busi- Dairying Profitable No Swearing In won the state championship at Salem in competition with 21 other teams ------ town “breathe” corn and potato neM headed by Mr irelnnd. Dairying is profitable here, but Swearing in at the polls was abol show. last week. many have not taken it up because Buyi Property ished by a vote of the people last The consensus of opinion at the so far they have been able to get The W. W. Hall property occu- year, and a* a result only register meeting was in favor of postponing by on growing wheat or other cover ed voters may cast their ballot on Buy-In Hillsboro week until the lat- by th® Princess Beauty Shop crops rather than to tie themselves November 6. Anyone that will be ter part of January or early in Feb- and the Abendroth Jewelry store. up for 365 days in the year, the of age by November 6 may register. ruary on account of the rush in No- and the W. O. Donelson property The coveted position of state bak speaker pointed out. Mr. Bulkley to the immediate east, which is now Registration prior to the presi vember and Deceml»er. ing champions for girls was won in said he knew of no other line that occupied by Ireland 4 Co. as a dential election, said Mr. Luce, was Corn stalks will be put in the would be as profitable to the farmer warehouse, have been purchased a field of 22 contestants at the about normal. He pointed out, how flag holes along the curbing. in this county. and Dr. J. P. Tamiesie will con ! state fair Saturday night by the ever, thut the registration was Two men in circuit court last The price of milk is on the in struct a building 50 by 100. Dr. ! Misses Hazel Blades and Juanita heavier before the primaries due to Hillsboro high school will open ■ crease because the demand is in Tamiesie also plans to put a stucco Kerr, Hillsboro boys’ and girls’ clubs week took short cuts to answer to the campaign of advertising and charges against them, and waived the 1928 football season on the ! creasing throughout the world and finish on the corner building. The baking team. through the aid of the newspapers. grand jury indictments and pleaded home gridiron at 3:15 p. m. Friday, | the number of cows is on the de Compete at Pacific property and the new building mean Interest in Hillsboro seems to be The two girls will be sent to the guilty. Jose Strunk was fined $500 when they meet Roosevelt high from crease, he brought out. Factories nn investment of approximately centered on the municipal election, on the coast cannot taxe care of the $17,000. Construction will start Pacific International in Portland to and given six months in jail by Portland. although few are losing sight of the compete against all boys' and girls' Judge Bagley and F. W. Loos was The Teddies won their first game demand. The Carnation * company, February 1. fact that there is u race for county fined $500 and costs. Both were 6 to 0 from Milwaukie, and are con he said, thinks the dairy business is commissioner and for state repre- The budget committee for the The work is made necessary by teams entered from other states at paroled on payment of $250. fident of adding the scalps of the sound and is backing it. He said sentative besides the big issue < > f city was named at the council meet the growing needs of the Lester Ire the exposition. The winner will re Pleas of not guilty were made by local gridders to their belt. The the plants would likely be hard the day—that of the presidency of ing Tuesday night and the group land 4 Co., which is also using the ceive the O. M .Plummer trophy. The girls will also receive a free Harry Hoffman, J. B. Beckwith and Portlanders have always had a good pressed for their milk supply in the wilt meet with the council October Tamiesie building on the south side the United States. Wood. eleven and the local boys are going future. Urge Candidacy 16. The committee includes Harry of Main street with its furniture trip to the O. A. C. boys’ and girls’ Frank Orders were given in the follow to have a real fight on their hands. Good Year Around summer session next year. Petitions were filed this week for Hill, , S. C. Killen, L. T. MePheeters, and farm implement departments. The local team scored 95 and ing eases: Adam S. Clark vs. Carrye Coach B. M. Goodman has round-! The need of developing more al '1 human Connell for councilman for W. ’ Verne McKinney, Glenn Staple- The new building will have double B. Gorton and Earl C. Bronaugh; falfa was stressed by Mr. Bulkley, a two yenr period in southwest ton und M. H. Stevenson. display windows and there will be a Multnomah county was second with W. E. Pegg vs. Margaret Waite; ed his team into a real snappy foot Hillsboro, Mr. Connell signed only A petition was presented from large balcony. When the new struc 92 and Lane county was third with Arnold D. Schmidt vs. Margaret ball machine. Patterson is ready to 1 who said the crop was successful on play now, and it will be a different most soils here, He said the in after the urgent request of his many property owners on North Range ture is completed the I.ester Ireland 91 points. Hazel Blades, 12, and Juanita Schmidt; F. P. Gram Co., Inc., vs. playing team than that which play- crease had been outstanding, but friends, and this completes the street between Oak and Walnut ask 4 Co. will have a ground floor S. Edward Angalone; Elwood Lum ’ ” has uncover that it could be greater. Winter ticket headed by Orange Phelps for ing that the Southern Pacific be re space of 100x150 feet, for it is al Kerr. 13, are the youngest to ever ber Co. vs. J. E. Reeves et al; J. , ed Jefferson. “Goody win the staty champions ’ dn. ed a number of new plays that dairying has developed here to the may -r and the following aldermanic quired to pave. It was pointed out ready occupying the first floor of point where the milk production is Curtis Hulit won fifth in the boys’ R. Cartwright vs. A. L. Sumwal; should puzzle the visitors. candidates: M. H. Stevenson in that the petition would have to be the W. O. Donelson building on al. as great in the winter time as it is (Con Unit ««I <>n P« k « Four) changed to read as a regular im Hurd, besides the basement of the and girls’ Guernsey’ calf club ex et Divorce decrees were granted A. in the summer. This, he said, was provement petition. same building and half of the up- hibit at Salem, and Esther Boge W. Kilburg from Ida M. Kilburg, the only place on the coast where won sixth in Jersey calf club work. The bonding ordinance for street { stairs of the corner structure. this was the case. Hazel Blades placed seventh in and Verda Lenocker from Floyd Le- improvements this year was passed. Growth Rapid Mr. Bulkley outlined the romance the home economics judging con nocker. The city manager was instructed (Continued on Page Four) Judge Bagley is in Tillamook this Mr. Ireland, a native son, moved test. to investigate a Fordson to be used week for the October term of court. here several years ago from North in municipal street work. Orders given late yesterday and Plans for the Washington County [ The high school was granted the Plains and became associated with Harold Emrick anil Dean Thomp to'lay in circuit court are as fol Christian Endeavor convention at George Allen in the hardware busi UM ‘ of the auditorium Friday night. son, Hillsboro boys, who were ar lows: The Commercial Corporation Orenco October 19, 20 and 21, were ness. He later purchased Mr. Alien’s rested September 23 at The Dnlles vs. S. E. Brown and Grace I. A. made at a meeting of the officers at interest and after some years H. A. and turned over to local authorities Busch; D. S. Harvey vs. Paul the home of Miss Martha James Deck, former pastor of the Hills or, nn auto theft charge, were re Kroehn, and A. L. Chase vs. Vic- here Monday night. One of the . The estate of John Siegenthaler, boro Congregational church, became leased to department of justice offi The Commercial Casualty Insur toria and Don A. Cole. features of this convention is to be a partner of Mr. Ireland. The busi cials Monday, The federal govern the young people’s meeting on Sun- ; 49, who died September 21 at the ness has continued to expand until ance company, the concern in which county hospital, has been admitted ment will prosecute the two or! a day night of the convention, led by to probate. The heirs include John row it is considered one of the P. J. VanBruggen, high school con Walter Lee. The officers are is- j charge of crossing the state line tractor. was bonded, will likely have city's largest business institutions. Siegenthaler, father, and the fol Frank Herb, for many years a Into Washington in a stolen car. to secure another builder and go on suing invitations to all other young lowing brothers and sisters: Fred The machine, owned by Otto John- resident of Greenville, died at the with the construction of the new people’s organizations in the county Siegenthaler, Multnomah county; ston, was stolen from the streets Ge. <1 Samaritan hospital in Portlnnd union high school. This information to attend the convention as much as Mrs. Lydia Hartmann, Alberta, Can last night. Mr. Herb was taken to here September 19. was given the high school Wednes possible, but especially this young ada; Mrs. Mary Mix and Louis Sie the hospital yesterday afternoon. day by L. J. Merrill, chairman of people’s meeting. genthaler, of this county. Buxton 4 Prickett at Forest Grove B. M. Goodman was runner-up in the union board, who is still hope The Richard H. Rowden estate will have charge of the arrange / ful that the work will be rushed to the coast range inter-club golf tour I has also been admitted to probate. ments, but the date of the funeral — a point where the building will be nament at the McMinnville course The estate of Charles Martin has not been set. An automobile, owned by C. F. | ready for occupancy by the Christ- Saturday and Sunday. He was pre Stites, who died September 14, has sented with the runner-up trophy, Grabel of south of Hillsboro, was t mas vacation. been admitted to probate. It is stolon from in front of the court Representatives of the surety j a player putting in bronze. A reception to the members of | valued at $15,000. The widow is The Forest Hills ace lost the house between 8 and 8:30 p. m. company were here Saturday and the faculty of the Hillsboro grade Offices at the court house and the the only heir. Saturday, and approximately 16 i the matter has been referred to the championship to Will Palmroc of schools and the union high school C. E. Schiffer, the widower, and Seaside after having his man four banks of the city will be closed hours later authorities at Dunsmuir. ' head office at San Francisco. will be given at the Masonic temple up on the eleventh hole. Goodman’s Friday, October 12, on account of I a daughter, are named as the heirs Cal., hnd the car in their possession next Wedne day evening by the putting went bad on him then and Columbus day. The day is listed as of Florence W. Schiffer, who died and Earl Larson of near Hillsboro Hillsboro Coffee club and the Hills The first Boy Scout court of and Walter Hurley of California the Seaside finalist carried it to the a non-judicial day on the court cal August 19. The estate has been ad endar. boro chamber of commerce. The honor for the fall season will be were under arrest on an auto theft mitted to probate. nineteenth hole to win. Coffee club committee handling the held nt the Knights of Pythias hall charge. The two will be released I Goodman and J. H. Garrett of event is made up of Mrs. Frank Tuesday evening with R. Frank to federal authorities on a charge > Hillsboro and Dr. Ralph Mills, Joe Peters, Mrs. Elwood Johnson and I Peters, chairman of the court, pre-’ of driving a stolen car across the [ Frandsen and Norman Armes of Mrs. A. H. Busch. G. V. Payne and siding. A number of scouts in the' state line. Mrs. Claude Roy suffered a pain Forest Grove represented Forest Charles Walker are on the chamber local district will receive honors at Mr. and Mrs. Grabel came into ful scalp wound last Thursday af i Hills in the tournament, which in of commerce committee. thnt time. I Hillsboro Saturday evening to do ternoon when she slipped as she cluded a five-man team from Sea j their shopping and, after putting stepped off the curb at Second and side, Tillamook, Woodburn, Silver- their groceries in the car, walked Main streets and then fell against .ton. Forest Hills and McMinnville. | Considerable interest is being makers will learn something of Goodman and Frandsen qualified around the business district. Mr. the hub of an automobile. Passers Graliel left the key in his car. Offi by picked her up and took her to | in the championship flight, but shown by the women of this com value in how to add the delicate Frandsen was eliminated in the first munity in the cake and pie baking and dainty touches that every wo cers were notified when they found the office of Dr. D. E. Wiley. Mrs. R. Relke of Portland was round on Saturday. Dr. Mills quali contest to be held Wednesday after man likes to see on her dinner and the car missing, and it was on in formation from here that the men bruised about the knee and cut on fied in the first flight, Garrett in the noon at the Argus free electric luncheon table. A Hotpoint auto the face when she was thrown second and Armes in the third. cooking school in the Venetian matic range will be used. were arrested. During the last summer the Ore Chnrles E. Wells, manager of the Every woman in Washington Larson was recently paroled by through the windshield in an auto Armes drew a bye on the first and theater. The school will be held telephone company here for fifteen gon company, together with other federal authorities on a charge of mobile accident Friday night near with Garrett and Mills was elimi October 15, 16 and 17, and scores county is extended an invitation to years, has resigned as district com telephone properties in Oregon and tampering with mail boxes at Sea Aloha. Mr. and Mrs. Relke were nated in the semi-finals. Howard of women are marking these dates attend and from the attendance at mercial superintendent of the West Washington, were merged into the side, according to local officers. driving back to Portland in the fog Smith of Sherwood, playing for down for an interesting and helpful previous schools sponsored by the Coast Telephone company, effective West Coast Telephone company, Argus it is evident that all home when they were struck by another Mac, defeated Garrett on the eigh diversion. October 1, and has also disposed of Mr. Wells continuing in charge of makers are eager to pick up any teenth hole, the two being even up car. Prizes as offered in the contests information that will be an aid to the properties formerly composing hie holdings in the company. on the seventeenth. already call for values of more than When asked for his reason, he the Oregon Telephone company. Frandsen shot low medal score, a $100 and it is likely that the Argus them. said that the large amount of detail Mr. Wells’ resignation was entire 73, for the meet. will be able to announce further of- work and correspondence entailed in ly voluntary, not only for the rea J. H. Garrett held unquestioned ferings in the next issue of the pa the supervision of some sixteen dif sons mentioned above, but because I supremacy debonaire a la Beau per. Aw’ards in the cake baking ferent exchanges interfered with his he “had enough to keep him as busy Mrs. Louise Palmer Webber of Brummell, when it came to choosing contest will be as follows: 1st, Hot golf. Speaking more seriously, he as he wanted to be.” Portland, prominent club woman, the best looking golfer, according to point Virginian urn set, value said that he had discovered that he Fern McCargan of Portland suf the McMinnville Telephone Regis i $21.50; 2nd, Premier Duplex pick ‘‘Well, you know I have several will be the speaker at the meeting was not as young as he used to be, boys,” he said, when asked if he of the Coffee club on October 12. fered a glass cut on her face and ter. “Doc” Mills was judged the up vacuum cleaner, value $20; 3rd, and that the close application and referred to his golf. “By the time The subject will be “American bruised legs in an automobile acci slowest player. Hotpoint super-automatic iron, value confinement to the office .were of- all of them are running telephone Home,” and Mrs. A. W. Havens will dent near Aloha Saturday night, ac $8.80; 4th, bridge lamp, value $5, fecting his health. be the leader. cording to an accident report filed exchanges, it will keep me busy go and 5th, 49-Ib sack Fisher's Blend Mr. Wells came to Hillsboro on ing from one to another and show Charter members of the club will in the sheriff's office by Henry Ja flour, value $2. March 1, 1914, and purchased the ing them just where to hit the be honor guests. cobson, who says that E. C. Stout Pie bakers will compete for the plant of the Hillsboro Telephone ball." Hostesses for the afternoon will was parked on the highway and that following awards: 1st, Miller table company. During the following four be Mrs. M. McFarland, Mrs. L. C. he didn't see him on account of the ‘‘Huh, I couldn’t move Ma on a lamp, value $24; 2nd, Universal or five years ho completely recon Riggs and Mrs. A. M. Carlile. fog. structed the lines, putting up some bet,” answered Mr. Wells, when Women of the county who will waffle iron, value $10.50; 3rd, No. The places to secure the 15,000 feet of cable, changing the queried if he planned to leavo Hills- assist Mrs. R. Frank Peters, chair 21 Manning Bowman percolator, best of service in all lines man of the "Hoover for President” value $8.95; 4th, Excel corn pop service from the old magneto or boro. Throughout his residence here, women’s club are Mrs. R. W. Sip per. value $3.50, and Sth, 49-lb “ring down” to the modern battery may be found each week in ple of Cochran, Mrs. W. A. Sar sack Fisher's Blend flour, value $2. service. Four years ago ho pur Mr. Wells has been active in all the classified gent of Gales Creek, Mrs. J. E. Ben chased the property south of the civic and lodge affairs. Ho is now All cakes and pies must be turn Hillsboro Business and nett of Laurel, Mrs. W. L. Moore ed in at the Venetian theater by 12 city hall on Second street and built serving ns n councilman from south Clarence Barbur, formerly of Washington county motorists have of Banks, Mrs. C. A. Broderson of m. Wednesday. An attendant will tho present telephone building. east Hillsboro and at different times Professional Directory Early in 1927 he became associated has served as an officer of the cham Hillsboro, suffered a fracture of the paid to the state $40,140.24, from Forest Grove, and Mrs. George be present to receive the entries. in the ber of commerce. skull when a motorcycle on which March 16 of this year to September Pratt of Orenco. There are no reservations as to the with Charles Hall and Earl W. Gates William E. Everett of Everett, he and Alex Gordon, another Port 15, according to a report of Secre The club will have its headquar- materials to be used. of Marshfield in the organization of the Oregon Telephone company and Wash., is succeeding Mr. Wells and land policeman, skidded and crash tary of State Hal Hoss. The county ters in the Commercial National Miss Dorothy Hubbs, home eco the Hillsboro exchange became a it is the hope of the retiring mana- ed into a woodpile while answering receives $8,894.30, and $26,682.92 Bank Annex on Second street, and nomist of the Edison Electric Ap an accident call in Portland Mon goes to the state highway fund. Mr. Everett will continue ger that plans are being made for commu part of the company. Mr. Wells pliance company, will give helpful "Read the ads,—It pays!" rerved as general commercial super to make his headquarters in Hills- day. The injured man was taken The sum of $4,548.02 is used for nity meetings and speeches in the information to the housewife each to the St. Vincent's hospital. administrative expense. near fuiure. boro. intendent. afternoon at 2:30 to 4. Local home- J And Saturday Evenings T. Connell a Candidate Milk Price Increases State Honors Football Season Short Cuts to Justice Taken To Be Ushered in Friday Afternoon Select Budget Body for City Meeting for Young People Is Feature Local Boys Turned Over to Government Frank Herb Dies in Portland Hospital "Goody” Loses On Nineteenth Car Is Stolen Here Saturday Hold Reception for Teachers Next Week John Siegenthaler Estate Is Probated Bondsmen May Have To Continue Work Court House, Banks, To Honor Columbus First Scout Honor Court Tuesday Eve Mrs. Claude Roy Is Hurt in Curb Fall Many Prizes Offered Women In Cake and Pie Baking Event Wells Resigns from Post in West Coast Telephone Group Louise P. Webber Speaks Before Club Woman Hurt When Fog Causes Wreck Hoover Club Women Workers Appointed IT’S TRUE! Former Local Man County Motorists Hurt in Portland Pay in Large Sum Millsbortjj^rous