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About The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1928)
% Just a Few Days Remain in Which to Buy Christmas Presents —Hillsboro Merchants Invite You Here ♦ A Merry Christmas To All Christinas To All The Leader in Its HILLSBORO, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20. ♦ ♦*♦ + + + ♦ + + ♦ + ♦ Reiter Named City Manager i Judges Having Difficult Time Choosing Winner To Celebrate ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ■dver- ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * ♦ + ♦ Affair In Conjunction With + Annual Budget Meet + ♦ + ♦ Expect Many Visitors ♦ ♦ + Budget Total Well Within the ♦ ♦ Six Per Cent Limitation * * For Coming Year + ♦ ♦ ♦ + + ♦♦♦♦♦♦ + ♦* ♦ The annual county budget meet EARLY COPY NEXT WEEK PLEASEI Saturday For Bend, Oregon ♦ Three Persons Called During New Building Past Few Days So many Hillsboro stores have beautiful Christmas advertising win dows that the judging committee is having much difficulty in selecting Mrs. T. S. Weatherred Taken the winner of the Argus prize. Fur ther time for the selection has been After Long Illness asked with the result that the win ner will not be announced until next week. Not only are the windows far su- perior to previous year», but the inside of the »tores are tastefully ____ _ decorated in tune with the season. i The Venetian theater ha» ereetd Willis Ireland Dies Following a large Christmas tree on the marquee and it Is ready for lights. Operation in Portland; The lobby of the theater has an at tractive Christinas decoration. Three Well Known The attractive windows may be found in every part of the business C. (». Reiter, who hiiN nerved ing will be held in the circuit court section and they are full of ideas city niMimgor nine«* the adoption of Three persons, residents, of Hills room at 10 a. in. Saturday and a for the Christmas shopper. I the buhinesM form of government in boro and the county for many years, dedication and inspection <it the new 1923, han been appointed the first court house will be held in conjunc- . were taken by death this week. Mrs. city inmiMger of Bend and will leave tion, according to present plan» of next week to assume his new dutien. T. S. Weatherred of Hillsboro died the county court. The new position means an advance Monday evening, Mrs. Frank Kane The many visitors from al! sec- ment and u salary increase for Mr. of near Cornelius was taken Tuesday Reiter. lions of the county will be shown evening and Willis Ireland, former through the new structure during M ore Responsibility —— ly of Hillsboro and later of Portland, serving the day. Plans call for the The city minager form of govern died Tuesday morning. All three Cnrlstmns trade in the Hillsboro of light refreshments to the visitors, ment was adopted by the people of I were well known here and prom Bend al a recent e’^vtion and Mr. »tores is becoming greater with each No Contest Likely inent. Washington county seed potatoes Reiter was their choice for manager Micceeding day, according to local The total amount of the budget to Funeral Today train a group of applicants. His uc merchants, who are looking forward be voted on is $371,753.36, as com are of an unusually good quality this year, stated D. C. Smith, who Mrs. Tnomas Sumpter Weather Crmc in starting the work here red, 72, a resident of Hillsboro for gained him much favorable comment tc Friday, Saturday and Monday as pare«! with $303,132.64 for last year. has completed the county field in +■ The six per cent limitation would spection for this year. The yield 48 years, died at the family home throughout the state. His record a their peak days. have allowed an increase of $20,000. is not so great per acre this year here Monday evening after an illness a business administrator had been That their invitation issued through Santa Will Have of several weeks. Funeral services considered of ths- hlghent. The chungc the Argus to the Christmu- buyer The budget committee includes J. A. which is due to the early frost and Treat For All! Washington county will be held this afternoon (Thurs to a business administration was the* has born results is attested by the Thornburgh of Forest Grove. J. E. <iry weather. day) at 2 p. m. from the Donelson Morbnck of Sherwood and Thomas has the largest acreage of any other resutl of a large favorable vote and A contest, county in Oregon, and twice as many and Sewell chapel and interment Mr. Reiter takes office under favor increasing trade throughout the Connell of Hillsboro, Santa Claus, who sent word will be in the Odd Fellows cemetery. week. The »tores will remain open such as occurred last year over the growers passing all field require- able conditions. last week that he would be in Rev. Villers of the White Temple Bend has three commissioners who Saturday and Monday evenings as county nurse, is not expected again ments, Mr, Smith stated. Hillsboro with the good little , in Portland will officiate. The following is a list of Wash elect a mayor from their own num an accommodation to people in the this year. boys and girls of the county her. The commission selects the city local trade area. Miss Emilie Frances Taylor was An increase of 1900 in the money ington county growers who have Saturday, will give a bag of manager and the municipal judge*. ■ born July 8, 1856, the daughter of The stores are richly decorated in for boys' and girls’ club work allows passed both field inspections for cer- candy to every one of his lit- i The city manager in turn has the tune with the yuletide season and for paying expenses of a man to act tifieil and standard grades of seed ■Samuel Charlton and Mary Hodges tie visitors through the cour W. C. Christensen was Saturday personal selection and appointment the attractive windows lire ever as club leader half time and assistant potatoe es for this year: Certified Taylor of Summer county, Tennessee. tesy of the Hillsboro chamber of the recorder, city attorney, trea present reminders that gift giving county agent half time. The salary Burbank growers, Conrad Dick, appointed by Judge George R. Bag- I Her early education was received at of commerce. Hillsboro, Rt. 4; Fred H. Meyer, surer, fire chief and police chief. time with its joys and sorrows in Miss Launderdale's school for girls of this man is to be paid by the fed Hillsboro, Rt. 3; L. E. Furrow, Hills- ley in circuit court to serve as re- The distinguished northland In other words the* city manager is here. i at Castalian Springs, Tenn. ceiver of the Mungers ’ Laundry com eral government under a farm aid boro; E. L. Seiffert, Hillsboro, Rt. in every sense responsible for the visitor will make his headquar- | On May 16, 1880, she married The Hillsboro Christmas trade in The appropriation of this 2; L. M. Miller, Hillsboro, Rt. 2; pany pending the suit of the Com proper functioning of the govern- vitation and Christmas greeting ia plan. ters under the large decorated , Sumpter Weatherred and they left mercial National bank against the small amount for a full time man is Victor Boleen. Hillsboro Rt. 2; Wil- ment. Christmas tree in the court the same day for Oregon. They issued by the following firms through considered a good business move as liam Waibel, Hillsboro, Rt. 5; E. H. laundry for the foreclosure of a War Veteran yard and he will be there with . lived for two years near the Tual the Argus this week: Mrs. Chantier, Smith, Hillsboro; Nutrnere Orchards, $4.850 mortgage, The state indus- Mr. Reiter, u graduute of Penn I’lic Multioi, Hillsboro Ice Works, well ns a good investment. a good word for the kiddies atin Plains Presbyterian church, (Rowell Brothers) Hillsboro, Rt. 2; trial accident commission is also su sylvania Stale College, ha» been a Oregon Electric, Sanitary Beauty moving then to Hillsboro where they from 1 to 3 p. m. David Beaudoin, Tigard, Rt. 1; ing the laundry for $92.05. resident of Hillsboro for more than Shop. Shute Hank, Commercial Na have resided ever since. She is sur- Santa is looking forward to Charles Schmidtlin, Vernonia; Earl 16 years, having served as Washing tional Bank. J. W. Copeland Yanis, Give» Day» in Jail i vived by her husband and four his visit with the children of Thompson (Smith-Hughes), Dilley; ton county surveyor two terms and Hillsboro Concrete Brick A Tile daughters, Florence, wife of Frank A parole providing for 30 days in Washington county, so all boys S. T. Walters, Portland, Rt. 2; E. as resident engineer for the state com pany, West Coast Telephone H. Sholes of Cornelius; Lucy, wife jail and the payment of $500 was and girls will want to be there. Stalder, Portland, Rt. 2; B. D. Graf, highway rommi aion whan the high- company, Washington Savings A of Lieutenant Commander Harding, granted Carl Lehman following the Portland, Rt. 3; H. R. Findley, Port way to Portland was constructed, I-oan association, Rollins garage, ♦- Wash.; Tennessee and •+ Bremerton, land, Rt. 2; Anton Evers, Forest usual sentence of $500 He is a veteran of the World war Hillsboro Radio A Electric company. Eva, at home, and a grandson, months on a booze ctiargc. Grove, Rt. 2; Chady Beard, Forest and waa active in American Legion Hillsboro Ice A Coal company, H. Thomas Sholes^ A son, Robert, died Grove; Glen Epler, Forest Grove; Vallis, C. H. Hood. Lou Boyd and affairs. in 1912. T#‘o brothers, James W. Kellington, Weil's, City Service Sta Robert Warrens, Forest Grove; H. William Binns pleaded not guilty. Joy reigned supreme! There is only one application so tion, MacKenxie Motor company. Im Taylor, Gallatin, Tennessee, and Wil The spirit of Christmas was very J. Valentine. Beaverton, Rt. 3; Roy far for the post held by Mr. Reiter perial Feed A Grain company. Fir J. H. Wilson withdrew his plea of son W. Taylor, Cloverdale, also sur E. Bierly, Beaverton. Rt. 3; A. Sand and that has been made by George Grove Dairy, Muller's Greenhouse, much in the air as Hillsboro busi not guilty to contributing to de I vive. McGee, former county surveyor, who Portland Electric Power company, ness and professional men laid the strum. Beaverton. Rt. 2; Nutley Or-1 linquency of a minor and after re When a young girl she became a chards. Laurel, Rt. 2; V. C. Wen- is nt present staying nt the home Ncwsham Floral company, Hillsboro cares and worry of their every day ceiving a $1.000 fine and a year in member of the Hopewell Baptist of his father in luw, Frank Chalm Feed. Hill boro Garage, Main Street life aside to attend the annual strom, laurel; Roy H. Jaquith, Sher the county jail was paroled for $500 church at Castalian Springs. She ers of near Scliefflm. Garage. Miller Mercantile company, chamber of commerce Christmas wood, Rt. 4; C. L. Johnson, Sher and costs of $150. was a member of the Pythian Sisters Nearly wood; H. P. Strickler, Sherwood; Venetian Theater, Thrift Grocery, banquet Monday evening. Orders were given in the follow Names are being added each day * lodge (then Rathbone Sisters), when Service Garage. Oregon Monument. 90 business men partook of the big John Strickler. (4H1, Sherwood, Rt. Stella Armentrout vs. to the long list of homes which will1 it was first instituted in Hillsboro Corwin Hardware, Jones Auto Top feed arranged under the direction 3; C. S. Hayn< s. Sherwood, Rt. 3; ing case«: and was also a member of the Cof- Shop. The Apple Inn, Abendroth, of Secretary and Mrs. Ed L. . Moore, Scott Haynes (4H) Sherwood, Rt. 3; D. R. Chenev; W. J. McCrendv et al look to the Christmas charity fund tee club when it was first organized. Le ter Ireland A Company, Emmotts Dozens of them received presents Otto Brose. Sherwood, Rt. 3; Wil vs. Joe Steringe” et al; William E. for their Christmas cheer, according On account of ill health she had not Peters. Sherwood, Rt. 3; John Haase et ux vs. John C. Long et ux. Meat Market, Reynolds Cash Gro given by the various business in- liam taken an active part in affairs out- Strickler, Sherwood, Rt. 3; John cery, Selfridge Bros. Furniture com stitutions. The grand jury Tuesday reported I to Mrs. Harvey Batchelar who is act William G. Hare made the pre- Fisher, Sherwood, Rt. 3; Itel Bros., in three true bills and then was al ing as chairman of the work for the side of her home for several years. Frank’s Market, Oregon- The estate of Mrs. Emily A. Car pany, Sherwood, Rt. 5; Carl Brown, Cor- W illis Ireland, 60, ex-county re penter, who was fatally injured in Washington Water Service company, entation of Christmas gifts to Mrs. nelius, Rt. Needlecraft club. All organizations N. G. Johnson, Cor lowed to retire till January 10. corder and banker here, died Tues an automobile accident a few weeks Hill boro Transfer, ('. ('. Store. Homer Davis, Mrs. Sani Steinke and nelius. Rt. 2; in the city are co-operating. •> and llagg A Sons, day morning at a Portland hospital ago. has been admitted to probate Skaggs Safeway, Pool-Gardner Lum the Misses Opal Bctzer. Ellyn Watts, I Packages are being prepared for following a surgical operation. Fun Mortenson Health Maudie Hoag, Mollie Roth and Er Reedville. arid is valued at $40,006. She left ber company, delivery Saturday afternoon by the eral services were held this morn Standard Burbank growers are H. I 1,000 in her will to the St. Vincent store. J. L. Anderson, Central Serv nestine Brown who serve at the committee in charge, and all emerg ing at Finley’s chapel in Portland Beaverton, Rt. 3; Methodist Episcopal church ut Los ice Station, Suitatorium. Paines Auto regular Monday noon luncheons. The J. Valentine, ency cases are being cared for as and interment was at the Tualatin Angeles mid the same amount to the Top Shop, The Whatnot, Perfection presents were given in appreciation Frank Muhly, Cornelius, Rt. 2; Joe soon as possible. Mrs. Batchelar Plains church cemetery under the Furrer, Portland. Rt. 2; W. J. Bakery, K. A. Price Music A Elec of their co-operation. University of Southern California. pointed out. With the use of the auspices of Tuality lodge of Masons President R. W. Weil acted as Thompson, Rt. 2; C. L. Johnson, The heirs are n son, L. R. Carpen tric company, and the Portland Gas Rotarians' cars and the help of the here. toastmaster and each member re Sherwood, and John Mulloy, Laurel. ter of Forest Grove, and two daugh A Coke company. The continuance of the market Boy Scouts every one on the list sponded with a few brief words for Netted Gems—Certified: H. ~ Iw. road plan with the millage tax as will be called on. Ireland Former Official ters, Mrs. Anna M. Biles of Los An- the good of the order. Edgar Kani Findley A Sons, Portland, Rt. 2. geles, and Mrs. Cora M. Lewis of now exists was favored in a vote Mr. Ireland w’as the son of Robert Contributions in the form of na and Fred Tramblay sang vocal British Queen-certified: E. E. Nor taken in a meeting of county judges Lane county. clothing, fruits, vegetables, and gro and Susanna Ireland, pioneers of solos. An orchestra composed of thrup, Banks. Rt. 3. and commissioners in Portland the this county, and was educated in the the following chamber of commerce Pride of Multnomah: N. G. John first of the week. Judge E. J. Ward ceries will be received at the Vet local school. He was county re erans' hall on Main street near First members furnished music, Harold ston, Cornelius, Rt. 2. and Commissioners Erank W. Liver street all day Thursday, Friday and corder for four years and afterward Kellington, Earl Donelson, Fred more and J. M. Hiatt were present. until Saturday noon. It is hoped w’as president of the Commercial Sewell, Thomas Shuck and Charles County Clerk E. C. Luce attended that the contributions will be more bank in Hillsboro. In 1917 he moved Walker. the state meeting of county clerks Mrs. Mary Elliott, 91, queen of than usual since there is more ne Mi Portland and for a number of A unanimous vote of thanks was the first of the week. the Trail-to Rail celebration in Eu extended to Mr. and Mrs. Moore. cessity for the work this year than years was connected with the Bank Henry Hickox, who has been jailer gene two years ago. fell on the street The judges and commissioners previously. Money contributions are of East Portland. Recently he was Presents were given by the follow at the county jnil during the admin n block from the home of her son. agreed that Multnomah county should to be left with Mrs. E. C. McKinney engaged in the insurance business. istration of Sheriff J. E. Reeves, has S. L. Eliott, First street, last Thurs ing business institutions: Hillsboro receive its share of the money paid at the Argus office. On January 10, 1911, at Hillsboro, been appointed a guard at the state day and suffered a fracture of the Radio and Electric Shop, K. A. he was married to Miss Elizabeth The night patrol on the state high into the market road fund unless prison nt Salem and took up his right hip and wrist. She celebrated Price Musical and Electrical Co., the highway commission took over Milne, who survives him. He was a work today. Mr. Hickox formerly her ninety-first birthday November Portland Electric Power Co., Lester way from McMinnville to the Mult- i the main arterial highways in Mult member of Tuality lodge of Masons. lived at Dilley. Ili.s family will fol- 16 at the home of her daughter, Ireland A Co., Shute Savings Bank, nomah county line, recently inaugu nomah county. Multnomah has had Funeral Friday Harold Kellington Jewelry Store, rated by Secretary of State Hal [ to take care of its highways in the low later. Mrs. Alice Redmond. J. L. Anderson Jewelry Store. T. C. Hoss, resulted in the arrest of four | past and has not received anything Mr. Hickox has passed every test Mrs. Frank T. Kane, 52, died at persons for violations over the week Reynolds, Emmott's Market, Franks pertaining to finger print work. the family home near Cornelius from the market road fund. Grsnge Buiy Bees Elect Market, Den of Sweets, Mrs. Chant end. Officer Frank McMahon took Tuesday evening following an ex George Archer near the Durham County Engineer Charles D. Jones The Grange Busy Bees elected of- ier's Home Made Candies, Weil's Mrs. Lillian Brock was elected A pageant portraying the birth of tended illness, and funeral services road on a liquor possession charge. attended the meeting of county en president of the Women's Relief ficers nt their last meeting for the Department Store, Schoen’s Perfec Christ and teaching a lesson in pa will be held at 1 p. m. Friday from Wayne Steiner, Kenneth Hodson Corps at the last meeting, instead of coming year. Mrs. E. G .Cox was tion Bakery, W. W. Boscow, Delta and Arley Freichel, all minors, were gineers Tuesday. He is secretary of triotism and religion will be pre the Donelson A Sewell chapel. Final a joint committee of six judges and Mrs. Rogers, ns reported last week. elected president and the other offi Drug Store, Venetian Theater. Royal taken by Lt. Joe McMahon near sented at the Methodist Episcopal services will be at the Portland Mrs. Rogers was elected senior vice cers are Mrs. R. 11. McAninch, vice Soda Works, Imperial Restaurant, Metzger on a larceny charge. Sheriff six engineers and chairman of the church Sunday evening. A chorus Crematorium. engineers ’ committe. Sheriff-elect presiilent. Installation of officers president; Mrs. Jack Hess, secretary, Ray-Maling Cannery, Hillsboro Phar J. E. Reeves said Monday that they of 35 members, directed by Mrs. H. Miss Florence Contris was born at J. W. Connell attended the sheriffs' macy, The Palm, Shell Oil Co., Com will be held on January 4.__________ I and Mrs. R. Hornccker, treasurer.__ H. Stannard, will present in costume Mt. Eaton, Ohio, June 4, 1876, and had admitted taking the tires. convention in Portland today. Miller Mer mercial-National Bank, scenes from the Christmas story and came to Oregon with her parents as cantile co.. Washington Savings A the Biblical characters including the a girl. Thirty years ago they moved Association, Golden West Loan •X wise men. King Herod and other to Forest Grove and on September Coffee Company. principal historical characters. A 2, 1903, she was married to Frank Two family cows. $65 and number of duets and solos have been Kane, son of pioneer parents. The $75,—John Eckhardt, west end arranged, and the grand finale will most of the time since has been of Jackson street. 42-44p center around the American flag. spent in Hillsboro. She was a mem A temporary stage has been erec ber of the Christian Science church. ted for the event. The public is cor Mrs. Kane is survived by the widow dially invited to attend this religious er, her mother, Mrs. Mary Contris of Cleveland, Ohio, and a sister. The new movement in education barger was named club institute The church might take some les feature presented in story and song. “The Patsy," threc-nct comedy, is to take cure of the individual rath chairman. The committee for the Sunday morning the last adminis sons from modern business in the er than the collective group, declared card party December 27 includes presented Tuesday night at the Ve “I put the for sale ad in for opinion of Rev. M. A. Marcy, Forest tration of the Lord’s Supper will be Dr. John F. Dobbs, president of Pa Mrs. Fred Caldwell, Mrs. L. P. Stra- netian under the auspices of the three issues and the day after Grove pastor, in an address before given for this year, and every mem cific University in an address be nahan, Mrs. T. C. Reynolds, Mrs. Women's Relief Corps and the Grand the paper came out for the the Hillsboro Rotary club Thursday. ber of the church is urged to par fore the Coffee duh here Friday Florence Ewing Dodge, Mrs. J. K. Army of the Republic, was one of first time I sold the cows," The program was put on by the ticipate. The pastor will be assisted the cleverest home talent plays ever afternoon. He said the school heads Weber and Mrs. Al Pugh. stated Mr. Eckhardt. “I had Forest Grove club and Louis Busch by Rev. D. M. Shannon and Rev. c. The Coffee club will bo the host produced here, in the opinion of were beginning to realize that the E. Wharton. sveral more calls after they was chairman. individual needed knowledge rather for the county federation here nt many. A goodly number were pres were sold.” The foundation principles of bus To have a car stolen in Portland the Congregational church January ent. but illness is believed to have than credits. The advertisement, n three- iness today are as follows: (1) turn Children in the first three grades IN. The committees for the enter interfered materially. and then find it within u few miles line nd, cost 30c on the first the other cheek. (2) faith is sub Mrs. II. II. Stannard directed the nt the north school put on a pro tainment arc as follows. Mrs. W. G. of where you live was the exoer- insertion and 25e for each ad- stance, (3) bear ye one another's gram. Their teachers are Miss Reed, Hare, luncheon chairman, Mrs. R. play and the various members of ditional issue. Mr. Eckhardt ience of S. J. Russell of Hillsboro burdens, and (4) let him who would Miss Ruth Jones and Mrs. Lester Frank Peters and Mrs. Charles Lam the cast acted their parts well. Mem Get the was refunded 50c. be greatest be servant or “he profits Saturday evening. Mr. Russell left bers of the cast were Miss Mildred Mooberry. Robert Peters led the kin, tables. classified habit in the Argus, it most who serves best.” Hostesses for the meeting Friday McLeod, Thomas Caldwell. Art Mil- the Star coupster parked while ho club in the flag salute. Oradell pays good dividends, If you Snm Walker, old time fiddler, ac were Mrs. Thomas Brownlee, Mrs. tenberger, F. Robertson, Hillsboro, route 2, went to a show and the next time Mrs. Stannard, Miss Prickett told of the work have something to sell let the companied by Charles Walker on the was cut slightly about the face by he heard of the car it was parked in C. W. White and Mrs. Fred Bowlby. Fanny Konigan, William Dierdorff Camp Fire Girls. Argus sell it for you. piano entertained with several old flying glass when his car struck a a plowed field on the Wilkins place A no-host luncheon was held Fri J. J. Stangel and Miss Rettn Mer All the reports on the Red Cross time numbers. Mr. Walker has been car parked on the highway in the southwest of Hillsboro. The find “Rend the nds—It pays!” drive were not in, according to Mrs. day mom nt the Den of Sweets by edith. Mrs. W. E. Ogilbee was busi selected as one of 12 fiddlers by fog nenr Forest Grove early Wed ing of the car had been reported to Costumes for the T. ('. Reynolds, chairman, She said, the following officers: Mrs. C. H. ness manager. Henry Ford for a try-out at Chicago nesday. E. D. Woodberry of Port Sheriff J. E. Reeves Sunday. The however, that Mrs. L. Shinabcrger Enimott, Mrs. Peters, Mrs. Reynolds, ladies were by the courtesy of Weils, early in January. Three of the 12 land, driver of the other car, said car had been purchased from Les alone sold $114.30 in memberships. Mrs. Sam Bentley, Mrs. Sliinnberger, and furniture for stage setting was will be selected for a tour of the that he was out of his car cleaning ter Morgan at Scholls and was reg Mrs. Charles Lamkin was appoint Mrs. A. 11. Biassing and Mrs. C. E. through the courtesy of Selfridge country at $25 per day. Broters. , _ the ice off the windshield. istered in his name. ed art chairman and Mrs. Sliina- Wells. + ♦ Advancement Made By llilli- ♦ + ♦ boro's First Manager ♦ * ♦ Success Here Notable ♦♦ ♦ ♦ Former County Surveyor And ♦ ♦ ♦ Resident Engineer to 1-eave ♦ l.*»t Of Next Week ♦ ♦ ♦ Mrs. Frank Kane Dead Stores To Stay Many Pass In Open Evenings a Test Of Spuds i Receiver For Local Laundry Is Appointed > Joy Reigns At Yuletide Feed Receive Goods For The Needy Large Estate Left By Accident Victim County Officials At State Meetings > Hickox Takes Job As Prison Guard Pioneer Woman Hurt In Fall Last Week Four Arrests Made On a Night Patrol Present Pageant At • Church Sunday Eve > Individual Given More Attention Under New Educational Movement, Says Dobbs; Relief Corps Play Coffee Club Will Be Federation Host Is Well Received "Sold Cows Immediately” Forest Grove Man Talks At Meeting Of The Rotarians Machine Stolen In Portland Found Here Man Injured When Cars Crash In Fog