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About The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 29, 1928)
NOVEMBER 29, 1028 TUE HILLSBORO ARGUS- HILLSBORO, OREGON PAGE TEN I wished, plant what he saw fit, or do I Think doing neceascry clear Proof Positive I part in preventing this, these dis- ' or the other of thane diseases is the Held Young Thing: "I have brought I eases will continue to be spread in present, In whooping cough it may Ing, leveling or re leveling. Tenipor no work at all. It would be a heck be a week or ten days after the ary drops, checks, gates and weirs this book back; mother says it isn't i our schools. of an outfit, come harvest, wouldn't it? And yet this is exactly what we The question naturally arises, I child has the disease before the may be repaired or replaced with tit for me to read.” appears, mid Librarian "I think your mothvr are doing. We all pay our share of I "Why not let the children got characteristic whoop tippeitrs, Tillie, vm. water i in i mam nt structure» Tima, the market road fund, and are en cough and measles before for two, three or four days measles and money la saved by having the must be mistaken.” The 18-nionths-old son of Mr. 1 whooping The Imperial Cafe team took two titled to the use of the roads built, cold or Young Thing: "Oh, no she isn't. they are old enough to go to school often resembles an ordinary games out of three from the C. and yet we allow a minority to and Mrs. Everett Elliott of Banks and get them over with? They are other respiratory affection, with a irrigation system «» nearly auto I've read it all through.” — Wall mat ic as possible during the bu»y Street Journal. Willis White Motor company team block any improvement they see fit, died at the Jones hospital Friday sure to have them at some time." fever. crop season. Barnyard manure inny last Monday night, and hold second which extends beyond their front afternoon at 4 o'clock It is thought There is a very good reason why After crop harvest the Oregon ir be distributed mi the fields as tem A formal dinner is not completa the child was bitten by an insect place. William Goetter rolled high doors. j this should not be done. Praetical- without candiva and nuts served nt game with 220 pins. The C. C. There is no doubt that the pres on Tuesday, but no mark could be ! ly all contagious diseases are harder rigntion farmer may improve the porary irrigation dams, says ili« the close of the meal. store bowls the Hillsboro Cash gro ent system had its good points, but found, and no dangerous iymptoma on younger children than on older control over the irrigation water on'soils department. cery on Wednesday night. Close 1 think we have outgrown it, like appeared until Friday morning, ( ones, and this is especially true of scores are being rolled for the high short pants, although we find them when the baby was found uncon- . whooping cough anti measles. One- score prizes. Goetter is first with on the golf links. Many of us for scious. He was rushed to the boa half of all the deaths front whoop- 235 pins on the Thanksgiving tur get that the automobile has extend pital here, but nothing could li e . ing cough (and there' are more than key. Hally Ireland is second with ed our radius of travel. In the old done. one would think) occur in children 234 pins on Club Cafe meal ticket, "horse and buggy days" we might under one year of age, and 95 per donated by Club Cafe. Harvey is travel 40 miles in a day, and now cent of the deaths front whooping third with 222 pins on water set. cough occur in children under five 200 is not an excessive run. The The team standings follow : years of age. The proportion in automobile is a most efficient timé W L Pct. saver, and time is money, as any measles is not quite so high in the C. C. Store ................ 14 7 .666 man who has a payroll knows, but very young as tn whooping cough, Imperial Cafe 15 9 .625 it is a delicate machine neverthe- but, contrary to a very common White Motor Co. 9 15 .375 less, and while it saves time, re- (Oregon State Board of Health) though erroneous opinion, the death Whether or not a child is well rate in measles is also very much Hillsboro Cash Groc. 7 14 .333 pairs, rubber and other things, all Individual averages follow: the result of poor roads, pile up the enough to go to school, or is sick higher in young children than In enough to be kept at home, is a older children and adults. Again, Av. overhead, and the man who disre Games Pins Goetter ..... 175 gards the overhead is going broke. problem that every parent must an contrary to an opinion which is still 3690 21 173 We demand good roads and should swer many times during the school all too common, measles is not a Rehse ....... 24 4158 mild disease; it is a very serious af 2030 169 also demand that the money we con- i life of every child. H. Ireland ..... 12 The problem is not always one of fair, and this disease in combina 164 tribute toward their maintenance Bergen ....... 21 3462 Formerly, children tion with its very frequent compli 15 2429 Humberg .... 162 should be administered in a business easy solution. White ........ ...... 21 3390 161 manner. Let us have some discus were kept at home because of the cation, pneumonia, is still respon 3861 160 sion on the matter, certainly our fear of their contracting some con sible for the loss of many young Dickey ....... 24 ...... 12 160 papers will print any man's views. tagious disease. With a health de lives. E. Cook 1930 partment that funotions properly, With the present methods of in Larrance ...... 14 2233 159 I will finish with a story. and especially with an adequate1 dividual protection, it is hardly too Harvey ........ ...... 15 2381 158 a quartcr-million families havechosrn Atwater E WANT you to test the new electric Last summer my brother drove medical inspection of schools, the • much to say that parents are to Davis ........ ...... 21 3255 155 down from Seattle to see me. He danger that a child may contract Kent electric arts—why mom than 1,650,000 Atwater Kent 40 in your own home. C. Cook . 24 3699 154 came out from Hillsboro over the diphtheria, smallpox, or even scarlet blame if their children get smallpox diphtheria; it is hoped that acar- families am Atwater Kent fan*. We want to prove that you can enjoy ....... 15 Garrett 153 Jackson bottom. Just ahead of him fever at school is not now very or 2304 let fever and possibly measles may Dr. Smith ...... 12 1840 ¡trrfecl radio reception al a reasonable price. Motkl 40 the better electric set for 1*>29— 153 was an Oregon car whose driver un- ; great at any time. That children eventually be as surely preventable prev______ Sam Steinke ..... 24 3659 152 doubtedly knew his road. As this still very often contract measles,; as are smallpox you trouble-free reception for a li let line! Once you ’ve heard the deep mellow lone of and diphtheria. leria. Linn ...... 12 152 car topped the hill it turned off the mumps, whooping cough, and colds' 188« is it that measles and whoop lailo right, factory tested or inspected 222 this 1*>2<> receiver, once you've had station L. Ireland . 15 151 rock to the dirt road on the left. at school is quite true; but until, ing Why 2277 cough are so likely to be spread times. Now you can test it at your home—FREE Williams ..... 24 3542 147 “But." said my brother, “it’s the parents, family doctors, and health I in school? after station roll in under your fingers on the _____ __ , probable ______ ________ The reason is Rood ........... __ 18 2644 147 first time I ever saw a car turn off ami_j^chool_jiu£horiUes_jill^lo_2hri£_j2j2t_'t_t^keii--iL-!£l!£—Ll.t£ll_thatone —and find out real radio pleasure it. Tele Ft u.-vr-toN Dial — at a cost of only a fraction Nicodemus 18 145 the pavement to drive in the ditch.” 2624 phone id today. We will give you u home dem of a cent an hour for the house current — “Oh. wad some power the giftie !■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■« onstration, with no ubligatiou ou your part. you'll know why iu a few months more than gie us. Change in County Road »♦ To see oursel's as others see us. System Advocated W. T. PUTM AN. Farmington, November 16. 1928. (Continued from Pare Ovie) This district includes three roads to Hillsboro, over the Jackson bottom, the Minter bridge road reaching the highway at Newton, and the Rood road reaching the highway at the Awarded first prize for tone quality at the Mult same point. It is a wealthy dis nomah County Fair, July 29th The attendance at the Hillsboro trict, containing many large and profitable farms, and yet these peo grade school budget meeting Tues Note These Features: day afternoon was greater than on ple could not get together to vote a single mill even for upkeep. Local previous occasions, there being six —Seven tubes A C and one rectifying tube, eight jealousy, unprogressiveness? I do present. Last year the writer ar in all. not know what, but the fact is rived just as the meeting adjourned, there. We passed the school house there being two present at that oc —Push-Pull amplification. while the meeting was in progress, casion. There was no discussion on 3— Receptacles for instant attachment of phono and the cars parked around it com the budget. graph pick up. pared favorably with any city gath ering, but the roads are wrecks, and Play at Gales 4— Built-in light socket aerial. yet these people are willing to drive Creek Saturday "RAlWrS Model tö A. <■- •<-!. 5— Illuminated dial, calibrated in wave lengths. over them and compel everyone else 110*120 voit, Sli-60 cyrle I Iti EST VOICE” who has business in this section and Gales Creek. Nov. 28.—The play, shernsluig current. Rc- Atoatrr Kent It «.Ho beyond, to do the same. "Miss Buzby's Boarders,” will be quire. .il A. C. tullee and one reelify. ------ See It at the------- Speakers: Models E, The district east and north of us, presented Saturday evening. The uig tul«*. |HI (oitliout tube.l. , EJ, »m. quality, including the River road and the cast includes Dora Stevenson. Pearl Alm Model 42 A. C. set *ith auto- different in sise, road east from the Farmington Lilly, Iola Hansley, Lillian Hargitt, inatie Ime voitane regulatur, 1'10, and rach 122. bridge through Jacktown and Hazel Lucy McRoberts. Mrs. Gully, Erniin Model II.anextr«-po* <rf ui aeirivtulie dale to Beaverton, is another illus Jensen. Alfert Jensen, Mr. Vande- Ask For Demonstration A. <1. set, 1110. Kalteri setä, tration. This last is the main high- hey, Ella Howell and George Cul- and 172 (I' *) tubi aalul lullrnr. l way into the section from Portland, but from the bridge to Hazeldale is little more than a rockpile. The River road has been improved from ll(*a(lqiuirier* Witch Hazel to the Wismer and the Zimmerman places. Part of it is oiled and one of the best roads in the county, done last year. At the (UHA ou X lubcl) meeting a few days ago the voters living along the improved road at tended in a body, voted 4 mills to extend the improvement to the River road, perhaps half a mile, and denied the rest of the district a single cent. They have good roads 1160 Second Street Hillsboro, Oregon past their doors, and now their only interest is to see that they pay no Another Shipment! Fine Tweeds more taxes, even if the other dwell and Heavy Broadcloths. Fur ers in the district, who have helped Collars and Trimmed Cuffs. build their roads, get nothing. Clever new styles as sketched. For five successive years district No. 3 voted 10 mills, much of which Size range, 16 years to 54 bust. has been spent on market roads and this year it will finish the last bit of market road work before turn ing it over to the state, and we cannot leave our district over an improved road. Nevertheless, al though our market road program is completed, we will have to pay our share of the cost of the entire sys tem. Where is the justice of it? Not in this specific instance, but as a general proposition? No matter how you plan or how much you There’s a Reason Why the Used Cars We Sell Are in Demand! spend, a group of soreheads across the line can shut you in. Our county is a business, our Special Lot of biggest business, and the roads are by no means the smallest depart Lunch Cloths, Vanities, ment in it. When the rank and file Vanity Sets, Pillows, Table realize that they are carrying on a big business and must do it in a » Scarfs and Runners big way, there will be some hope Stamped pieces in this lot sold as for us, but so long as we pursue high as 65c each— QQn Values to $45.00 the short-sighted policy of viewing SPECIAL at .................. nothing beyond our own backyards, THREE FOR $1.00 56 garments in the lot! Taken from the total result will be nothing Here Are a Few of the Many Bargains regular stock. 'A real Holiday sav- other than a crazy quilt. My farm Pequot Pillow Slips is divided into say eight or ten Hait Schaffner & .Marx, Clothcraft Lovely new stamped design fields. Suppose I allotted each field other well known makes. Your Hemstitched— C»« A A to a different hand, giving each au- Special per pair «pJLaW thority to prepare the land as he Pile Up Good Scores In Bowling League Insect Bite Is Cause' of Death Ask Aid of Parents In Disease' Control Here’s your chance to test the iieiv 40 free! W The Stewart Warner 1 Budget For Grade Schools Approved "Matched Unit Radio" PALM DRUG STORE NEW COATS Selling Regular for $25.00 EXTRA SPECIAL SALE! Stamped Christmas Gifts $1695 Holiday Clean-Up MEN’S SUITS and TOP-COATS Fancy Xmas Towel Sets 0Tri£R$ 98 c TO $z.av Pillow Slips Stamped and Hemstitched; fast shades; something! color; pastel shades new; makes a 1 lovely gift; per pair.............. - *_____ I USED CARS THEY GIVE a ex 0 Again Weil's Lead! A special purchase Men's and Boys’ Fine Caps, values to |2; Ez panCy mixtures in all sizes— 00 I I Va . ZK 11 1 Saturday, December 8 AGENCY Nash Automobiles SANTA CLAUS will be HERE and give GAS, OIL, AIR and WATER —the four constituents of a good motor trip. Let us check your car for you—we do a great deal of service that costs you nothing. Come In and Let’s Get Acquainted City Service Station Les Riggs, Prop. 1926 Ford Coupe Durant Touring Dodge Touring 1926 Dodge Sedan AND OTHER CARS TO ( HOOSE FROM TOYLAND OPENING Real Service SATISFACTION Lour 1926 Ford Roadsters One One 1925 Tudor Ford Sedan One Two 1924 Ford Tourings One Two 1924 Ford Coupes One One Buick Sedan One fancy towel and two wash cloths to match; packed in fancy Christmas box— fiQn SPECIAL at ........ I I K. Á. Price Music and Electric Co. 3rd and Wash. FREE TOYS TO EVERY CHILD! I Cars Washed and Polished WATCH FOR TOY CIRCULAR! Hand Painted 8 Used Car Exchange ANIMAL TOYS Here they are! Horses, Dogs, Elephants, Ducks, Bears, and Pigs lOc OPEN SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS Washington County’s Largest Department Store HILLSBORO, OREGON Second and Washington Streets Opposite Independent Office Hillsboro, Oregon
