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Sclect Your Quern Nominee CleanUp and Paint-Up The Leader in its Field. VOLUME XXXVI HILLSBORO, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1929 All Asked To Give Illustrated Talk /Is Benefit Lor 4-11 Workers Big Clcan-Ul Ask People To Gather Cans, Clean Yards 1 capital underworld «•aturing the Portland •her picked by New quartern for delicate L*half of the doughboy and France; the Ore- e claimed by eastern soldiers’ guardian an- be shown in motion* s at the benefit given rest of the 4-H girls’ Grange hall May 10 E. B. Lockhart. rated ad drew tells of eeing the sights of days when the Amer ’s, 900,000 strongs on Paris and made the capital rock during the time- between the signing armistice and the peace when the lads in khaki, re- froin the tension of war, into th<* playground of the on pleasure l>ent. What and what was done to City Beautiful Object Talkies Given May Day Fete Is Floral Show For May 14 A Good Start Set Is Kept Open Fairies To Play Monday Night The May Another Day program More Than 1000 Attend First Presentation Main Street Lighted Bi g Pictures Booked For Early Showing Here; People Pleased Day this year is to be in the form of a pageant, “The Coming of Spring,” and it will he held on the court house .square May 14 at 2 p. m. The fairy queen, Louise Cru- zon, enters with her attendant» and takes her place on the throne. The flowers of the sea sons come to pay homage to their queen. They dance and doze in the sunlight while th queen bee and butterflies dance among them, sipping . . _ nectar from their lips. The spirit of spring is embodied in the character of Peter Pan, who dances among them and beckons them ____ __ to follow him to tj:e queen’s throne, where » they implore her to dance for them. The queen descends and complies with their wishes. May Day is then completed by the Maypole dance. The theme of the pageant was worked out by Miss Adele Pii- ■ kaer and Miss Hazel Fahy, who j also designed all costumes and i trained the _______ _ Credit 1 dancers. -hould also be given the mothers and teachers, who " ____ gave assist- ance in the making of the cos- I tumes. , Exhibition of Flowers By Garden Club Success Give Prize Winners 250 Entries In First Annual Show In Tamiesie Building The fir t annual flower show sponsored by the Hillsboro Gar den club attracted 260 exhibit* in Hill-boro Monday evening f..r and hundreds of visitor» through out the day yesterday. Flower* the first time before more than in all their beauty filled tho 1000 persons and satisfaction i amiesie building, formerly used with the presentation wai heard by the Ireland furniture depart on every side. Th«* same picture, ment. “The Broadway Melody,” which '1 he showing was so attractive ha«J such a phenomenal run in and the interest in the event so Portland, was on for four nights, fi ■at herred ( director I, keen that the garden club de including this evening, and the i, ' Dorothy Hl cided to continue the exhibit attendance was good each eve William Freeman, Thursday. ning. ,rge Iwa liki. The winners: of the real French Turn Many Away »perin! Section A, Class 1-A—Bert street walker, flash the cit vase of three tulips one variety, The Venetian was filled by of humor, history and high- first, Mrs. ~ M r . E. W. Plapp; second, will be given of the life 7:15 the first night and several Mrs. Nendel; I ’ third, Mrs. Plapp. hundred people were turned away. r there.” Class B—12 tulips, one variety, lis message of a westerner to Many didn’t even attempt to go first, Mrs. Nendel; second, Mrs. the first night, believing that the rraers, it is thought, will * f )/ Plapp; third, Mrs. W. E. Brown, prove unusually attractive as pre crowd would be too large. and honorable mention, Mrs. WiL Main street was the brightest sented by the local pastor, who liam Robb and Mrs. Verne Ms- was a welfare worker traveling in for the occasion that it has ever The senior class will open th«' Kinney. Class C—Longest stem, England, France, Germany, Bel been. A new Neon sign advertis 1 auditorium of t he new high The first, Mrs. A. H. Busch; second, gium, Italy and Poland, spending ing talking pictures was at the to the building Thursday, May Mrs.- O. B. Gates; third, Mra. and coupled with high school nosed school Sixty Hillaboro people, includ nine months entertaining the sol Venetian, nt K p. m., with a three-act bundle out Beaverton Charles Lamkin. of colored lights strung th«- Hillsboro union high truck comedy, ing bu-ine-s men and their wives, diers in Paris. Special muric fur- strings “ A Lucky Break. ” Class 2-A—Single narcis.su* ni-hed by local people will also along the street on either side of As nn n«lde<! inducement to se team in a track anil field ni«-<-t on (Barri type), first, Mrs. Chris Mi Wi atherred will direct the attended the last community re be heard. the theater and the other Neon the local field Saturday by win cure I h«« cooperation of everybody Peterson; second, Mrs. M. H. I play, William Freeman will have lations get-together meeting of signs of local business houses, the hi«ul«'is have agreed to giv«- ning the relay to make th«- point» charge <>f th«- stage management, Stevenson; third, Mrs. T. FL Hillsboro’s Main street looked stand 63 to 59. Th«' r««ult waa the spring season at Timber last 15 ;>cr cent of their gross c!<*nn i Tongue. _ _________ Single narcissus B— __ with Maudie Honk assisting him; very attractive. Different organizations in the j tn doubt until the very Inst. Thursday evening. All Timber up week ricipts to th«« scout», (Poetz type), first” Mary Spier- James Dinsmore is business man Th«' Hillsboro boys show««! up Talking pictures and talking city are showing much interest | was out to see the Hillsboro Mr. Person said. Iler«« in n ager and Newton Thompson and screen vaudeville acts will be the in the selection of a queen for ing; second, Mrs. Blaser; third, chime«« to get your refuse hnuleil strong in the fii'ld «'vents, taking Glen Gray will have charge of Chamber of Commerce minstrels Mrs. Chris Peterson. C—Jon regular thing at the Venetian present their show. cheaply and nt the so roe time all fit sts blit on«'. They lost most the lighting. from now on. “The Voice of the the annual Fourth of July cele- [ quils. first. Mary Spiering; sec give the Hoy Scouts n boost. If of th«- sprinting events because of J. 11. Garrett, chairman of the Unusual activity has been community relations committee of City” will be on Friday and Sat bration. The Coffee club. Busi- 1 ond, Mrs. H. A. Deck, and honor you nr«« not cnlled up«m by a Boy luck of experience. Rurhlow was mention, basket of narcissus, urday, and “The Carnation Kid” ness and Professional Women’s I able Scout you may us«' the clean up high point man for the meet, shown by the students in connec th«' chamber, presided. Numbers Sisters, Eastern [ Eva Bailey. tion with the play to insure a is the Sunday, Monday and Tues club, Pythian an«l paint up week pleilge in th«' scoring 14 points. i on the program besides the min Star and Giri Reserves will nom- ' Class 3-A—Double St. R rigid The winner winners in th«' different full house for the opening per day attraction. paper, designating the Boy Scout strel show included several solo- inate candidates. Other organ- anemones, first, Mrs. Blaser; sec events were « follows: formance, and a large attendance Future Booking. to b«> credited, and forward or j izatons in the city and outside ond, Mrs. Chris Peterson; third, Mile run—Welch, Beaverton; is expected from the districts by Mrs. Beulah Bell Smith of A l-to-0 win over Sellwood phone it to th«' chuinher of com radio KOIN and whistling solos The latest talking pictures communities will also make nom Mrs. W. C. Peterson. B—Single | Turner, Hillaboro; Haines, Beav- comprising the union. Pharmacy in the fourth attempt mcrce. by Charles Imlay of Reedville. booked by the Venetian include inations. The contest will com St. Brigid anemones, mixed, first, to open the 1929 Portland Valley In the auditorium, which seats All clubs nnd organizations of i I erton. Time, 5:01. ” •»»- •• second, Mrs. Fred Sewell; 880-yard run- Freeman. Hills- approximately 1200, the newest Dancing and an informal mix fol league season will qualify the "The Show Boat.” "In Old Ari mence May 10, but the nomina-1 Mrs. every kind are urgv«l by th«- com lowed the program. zona,” Mary Pickford in "The Blaser; third, Mrs. Chris Peter- Hilhboro team for the nickname Coquette,” Douglas Fairbanks in tion of candidates for queen will | son. mittee to cooperate fully «luring I boro; Turner, Hillsboro; Haines, types of curtains and fixtures not close until some time later. i The personnel of the minstrels, of “Ducks.” Jupiter Pluvius was ....... •, 2:21. have been installed and the en the week to make it u success. I Beaverton. Time Class 4—Other bulbous flow- 440 yard < «lab Welch. Hills- tire stage equipment is both mod who have figured in the events not so generous with rainfall “The Iron Mask.” William Haines Most of the business concerns ■ Residents nre rennn<l<«d thnt th«' in "The Duke Steps Out, ” “ Alias of the season as well as in the early in the day, but he came are cooperating by giving a tick- i ers, Mrs. Harold Emrick. week is primarily to improve th«' I boro; Brundl. lleuverton; Barbar, ern and beautiful. A surprise is past, is: Jimmy Valentine, ” "The Letter," Class _ — ______ Perennials: First, ! Beaverton. Time :59. back with a strong enough wal “Mother’s Boy” and many others. et of 10 votes with each 50-cent | girls of 5 in store for those who have not appearance of the city. second grade; ade- i second, purchase of merchandise. The ! dash — Anderson, , IU0 yard End men — 11. Mackenzie. lop to halt the game after five seen the building. It is pointed out that if people I aim. candidate receiving the highest I Mrs. Grace Wood; third, I. Mrs. Jake Well, D. Sanders, Al innings had been played. are going tn hnve good lawns i Beaverton; Wismer, Reaverton; number of votes will be the ( Grace Wood; honorable mention. Morgan, Alf Johnson, Henry None of the opening cere they must put in some work and [ Right, Beaverton. Time. :10 2 5. 220-yard hurdles- - Right, Beav- queen and the four candidates re Belle Meacham. Kuratli. Interlouctor, Verne Mc- monies were observed because of irrignt«' scientifically. Th«« Port ! Class 6—Shrubs in bloom: Welch, Hillsboro. .. Time, ceiving the four next highest Kinney. weather conditions. The players I Iniol park bureau recommends n | erten;................... First, Mrs. Ball; second, Mrs. O. will be her attendants. rood soaking two days n week an | I 30. Soloists—Ray Sigler, Ted slipped all over the lot and had B. Hartrampf; third, Mrs. Thom 1 20-yard low hurdles—Right, The queen and her attendants as . Connell. being the b«'st. Schulmerich, Fred Tramblay, Jim the game gone the full period will be a feature of the There has been some complaint Beaverton; Welch, Hillsboro; Wis- Peppard, L. E. Stiff and Tom most anything might have hap Class 7—Private garden e>- pened. The medicine mixers from Bronleewe. thnt it war im;iossibl«« because of nier, Beaverton. Time, :15. The Camp Fire Girls are giv July 3 and of the queen’s 220-yard dash—Wismer, Beav Portland proved a hard outfit to ing a demonstration of Red Cross the auditorium the night of July hibit: Mrs. Charles Lamkin. the cost, hut It win pointed out Orchestra — Lenora Bryant, pi Class 8—Wild flower exhibit: Anderson, Beaverton; The chamber of commerce School at n meeting of those interested erton; anist; Chas. Walker, Earl Donel- down. Sellwood Pharmacy was first aid methods Tuesday eve 3. exhibit, North grad« the flag-winning St. Phillips team will give each candidate 1000 in th«« clean-up Friday that Dr. Frwmnn. Hillsboro. Time, :26. ning after the regular meeting of son. violins; Tom Shuck, Harold school; garden exhibit. Mrs. If Pole vault—Rosebraugh, Beav of the Tualatin valley league votes, and all candidates will be J. <). Robb and H. E. Susbaiier the Rebekah lodge. Under the Kellington, cornets; John Spicker, E. Furrow; child’s exhibit, Keith last year. maintain good Inwns nnd proper erton; Wilcox, Beaverton; Hart, direction of Mr. Webb the girls introduced at the luncheons held Royal Weckert of Sherwood, I clarinet. Andree at third for Hillsboro have prepared a very interesting each Monday noon, and will re Busch. ties by using water scientifically Beaverton. Eight feet. Section B, Class 1. a. Short Chorus—Chas. Pugh. Jack Per was the hitting luminary of the Shot put- -Rushlow, Hillsboro; member of n well-known Wash- ' ceive other courtesies. Every at n small cost. Th«« minimum First, Mr*. son, Chas. Lamkin, L. E. McDow day, with three hits in three and instructive demonstration of community organization in the stemmed flowers: rat* here is $1.25 for 1500 gal Jones, Beaverton; Rogers, Hills ington county family, was shot ell, various bandages, treatment for Roy Gibbons; second. Mrs. J. M. Perry Walker, Morris Weil, times up. county is invited to nominate Person; third, Mrs. C. H. Seiber» lons, whil«< at Forest Grove, un boro. 37 feet 3 ’« inches. and futility wounded Thursday [ fainting, burns, nosebleeds and Dan Newsham, Jack Murton, Fred High jump- -Gray, Hillsboro; Oswego defeated Washougal- other practical remedies. der a hew rat«' schedule, it is night in a ravine near Shivin road The candidates for the queen contest honorable mention, Mrs. Lin 14- (Continued on Pave Four) $1.50. Throe thousand gallons Batchelar, Hillsboro; Hart, Beav in Portland by Patrolman Sam . Bion. L. J. Newkirch, Albert program will be open to any visi and to enter floats in the parade. later, Mrs. Charles Buchanan, Sa. Krahmer, Howard Erwin, George here cost $1.65, an«l every 1000 erton. Five feet. tors. r ’ ' - ’ - In past years the parade has b. Flowering trees and - shrubs* Discus — Rogers, Hillsboro; Rumsey when Weckert attempted McGrath, 1>. A. Kramer, C. M. after that up to 15,000 is 20 to resist arrest. r Thirteen of the girls, accom been held on the Fourth, but on First, '» JWrs. Fred Cornelius; se*- Kruchek and Cal Jack. cents. Over 15,000 the thousand Cawrse, Hillsboro; Rushlow, Hills panied by their guardian, visited account of the immense increase ' ond, Mrs. T. H. Tongue. The victim, who was said to ' a Director—Ed L. Moore, cost is 20 cents. The municipal boro. 96 f<-et 3 inches. the Couch school in Portland for in attendance and the long pro Luncheon tables : First, Mra. Broad jump -Gray, Hillsboro; have been intoxicated, died after i plant nt Forest Grove pays no The community relations com- _____ F ____ an enjoyable hour of swimming gram for that day, including the Stevenson; second. Mrs. _______ Chrkf Hillsboro; Wright, being taken to St. Vincent's hos-1 mittee, which had charge of the taxes, nnd the private-owned con Rushlow, pital. The patrolman, covered in the school pool last Thursday patriotic exercises, free attrac Seiber; third, Mrs. E. W. Plapp. cern pays 12 per cent of its grow Beaverton, IK feet 6 inches. arrangements for the various tions, walking contest with three Outstanding flowers in tho evening. Javelin Rushlow, Hillsboro; with mud ami showing evidence meetings held this year, includes in taxes, it was shown. The second trial of Arthur j. Jones, Beaverton; Anderson, of a rough struggle, made his re J. H. Garrett, H. A. Kuratli, Les The girls are working hard on divisions, ball game, fireworks, j show—Tulips. “Moonlight,” Mr*. races and band concerts, and the Charles Lamkin. Miltenberger of Hillsboro on a port nt police headquarters. Beaverton. 137 feet 5 inches. ter Ireland. L. J. Rushlow, Finis prohibition law charge started la the musical program they will celebration being a three-day Children’s May basket exhibit Rehiv—Right. Anderson, Wis Shot In Fight present in the near future at an L. Brown and Dr. Charles Lam event, the parade will be on the —Girls’ baskets: First, Margar mer, Wilcox, Beaverton; Welch, afternoon tea. Questioning of Janies J. Yarde kin. Aid in arranging the pro circuit court yesterday before second day of the celebration, et Johnson. Joyce Kellington; The ~ Patterson, Chase, Freeman, Hills of Portland, who was riding with grams was given by the entertain Judge George R. Bagley. The girls have placed the name Wednesday. July 3. at 1:30 p. m. second, Ema Mueller, Wilma boro. Beaverton won, time, 1:42. Weckert on the truck when police ment committee, which includes jury disagreed in the first trial of Alice Nosier, former guardian, It will start promptly down town third, Lillian Volz, Esthea stopped it, generally substantiated Charles Walker. Thomas Bronlee- after being out some time. Dia- as their candidate for queen of and cash prizes will be given for Webb; Robb. Boys' baskets: First, the story told by Ramsey and we. Jack Murton, F. J. Sewell trict Attorney E. B. Tongue and the Fourth of July celebration. the best floats. There will be Craig Hill. Theodore Gardner; Deputy Paul Patterson represent The annual American Legion Patrolman I. R. Tilden. Weckert, and G. V. Payne. floats representative of leading Second, the stat«« and W. G. Hare is coun Robert Tongue, izmo Dale minstrel show will lie presented nt it was said, after he had been , business concerns, of civic, fra- [ Busch; third, Keith Busch, Thom sel for Miltenberger. th«' new union high school audi placed under arrest for being in ternal and community organiza- i as Bronleewe. The jury for the trial includes torium May 15. Legionnaires arc toxicated, ran from Slavin road tions of the entire county. The L. J. Andrews, Vernon C. Strubb, Class A—Primroses: First, putting in many hours of re into the dark ravine. Ramsey fol last celebration parade was held Mrs. Blaser; second and third; Theo. Rich. C. E. Prickett. Rob The first dance of th«1 season lowed, anil in the struggle that I hearsal for the show, which is be in 1926. I Mrs. Rosa Carow. ert Alexander, Arthur Bauer, ing directed by L. Carroll Day will I m - held at the Rippling Wat followed Weckert was fatally Lester M. Davis, L. Comstock, of Portland. The minstrel part ers hull on Gale- creek Saturday wounded. Th«' fight started, Ram- | J. M. Person of this city was Charles Boy, Rutherford Wheeler, will be supplemented by a num evening. Ernest Vandehey is the sey said, when Weckert grabbed ' Tuesday selected by the board of manager and music will be fur his flashlight and began using it \ ber of professional acta. The last day to pay the first Carl Russell and G. H. Baldwin. directors of the Washington Divorces were granted Ruth An American Legion blanket nished by Gail Karns' orchestra. as a club. half of the taxes will be next County National Farm Loan as will be given th«« legionnaires A permit to operate a dance hall Monday, an extension of one day Helen Will from Enoch I. Will; sociation as secretary-treasurer of When Ramsey arrived at head- , Opal A. Smith from Melvin C. s««lling the most tickets to the was granted Vandehey by the quarters his sculp was bruised and being allowed on account of May Smith, and Mary C. Ginnba from the association to succeed the county court Tuesday. show. cut, his nickel-plated flashlight 5 falling on Sunday. Clerks in Louis Gamba. late A. R. England. As soon as was badly bent, and his police the tax department have been Orders were given in the fol an audit can be made the business star and cap were gone, according rushed tile last few days and it lowing cases: Ann McBrien vs. will be taken care of in the of- j is expected to be even greater A congratulatory program for fault, according to his partner to the report of inspectors. L. R. Espey et al.; Irene Lam- fice of Mr. Person in the Shute the Venetian theater and its own Mr. Hill, who said that Phelp* Shortly before the shooting a Friday, Saturday and Monday. brix vs. Florence M. Ebbe; C. H. Bank building. [Tax receipts, along with the ¡truck crashed into a touring car Mr. Person said he hoped to ers, Orange Phelps and Harry C. had done everything humanly pos Eslinger et al. vs. J. O. Brisco; j and the driver promised to return checks, may be mailed to Sheriff Ernest Dethlefs vs. R. D. Soper; conduct the business in al ill fair- Hill, in taking the progressive sible to make them perfect. ¡J. W. Connell, tax collector, if A telegram saying that H. B. to police headquarters at once to Frank B. Ford et al. vs. W. G. “ ness to the members of the as step of securing “talkie’’ picture [[postmarked by Monday evening. for Hillsboro, was Warner of Warner Brothers, Hol report. 1 he occapanta of the Hill et ux.; C. E. Illidge vs. sociation and to the Federal Land equipment given at the chamber of com The tax department is open lywood, would speak over radio [¡truck failed to appear, and R. L. Dundas; Gaston State bank bank. “KLR,” congratulating the the The Argus cooking mntinces water, 1 teaspoon salt, 1 tea through th«« police teletype the «luring the noon hour as an ac vs. A. L. Wiese; A. E. Perry vs. His work with the farm loan merce Monday noon luncheon. The Venetian theater, alive to commodation to working people. ater owners, was received by tho Theo. Van Loo; G. F. Via vs. group will be in addition to that were held this afternoon and spoon orange flavoring. 1 ten- Weckert truck was spotted by every new step in the motion pic president and through the cou»- spoon lemon flavoring. Beat th«« | Ramsey and Tilden. of manager of the Washington Charles F. Crunican et us. ; Liv- Tuesday in the Venetian theater <‘gg yolks until thick and creamy. innton Art Co. vs. P. H. Savings and Loan association. ture industry, was described as tesy of the Douglass Radio shop Says Shooting J ustified from 2:30 to 4 o'clock. Miss Bent in th«« sugar grndunlly. Fold Schmidt; A. A. Schramm vs. Paul Martin C. Larson of Cedar Mills one of Hillsboro’s biggest assets a goodwill message was given Elizabeth Reger and Miss Grace sifted dry ingredients and water Chief of Police L. V. Jenkins D. Heller et al.; Joseph Wertz V». is president of the farm loan as in that it brings so many people with Secretary Ed L. Moore oi Anderson demonstrated oven alternately into th«« egg yolks. said that the action taken by sociation and the directors are from all parts of the valley to the chamber representing the film Ruhama L. Wertz. cooking nnd canning and had Bak«« in n loaf pan for 1 hour Patrolman Ramsey was justifi D. G. Lilly and Thomas Williams the city. W. G. Hare said that magnate. several surprises for those pres nt 325 degrees. able. Chief Jenkins said that idvertising the theater owners in advertising “The management of the Veno- i of Forest Grove. J. A. Kirkwood ent. Ram- Weckert might have injured their business have advertised tion theater deserves your mod cream Miss Anderson made of Reedville, William Hanson of The safe at the R. J. Higdon These matinees have been a puffs and told the few secrets sey futility. Hillsboro and kept it on the hearty patronage and sincere ap Scholls and F. L. Brown of Lau Motor company was cracked great success in nil respects and ther«* nr«« in th«« making of them. map. The sentiment of congrat preciation, for they are now able Th«« dead man is survived by a some rel. everyone will be glad to wel She suggested many delicious fill widow and three children; his $23.60 time Monday night and ulation is unanimous, he said. Dr. to entertain you in a manner taken by the yeggs. F' - come these Indies buck again ings for cream puffs besides the mother, Mrs. Ella Weckert of E. B. Lockhart congratulated the equal to that of any theater in next year. Miss Elizabeth Cuth butterscotch filling for which she Sherwood; two brothers, Virgil trance to the building was ga«n d management on the progressive the United States,” came tho through a _____ , rear window, which bert assisted Miss Reger nnd Miss gave th«« recipe. Sh«‘ said that Weckert, a Multnomah county was broken in order to release move. The county high school track voice over the radio. "Now that Manager Phelps expressed him Hillsboro has a beautiful, up-to-> Anderson during the demonstra crushed, sweetened strawberries I deputy sheriff, Granville the latch. The loot also included meet will be held at Beaverton and self as being very pleased with date, well-managed theater, with tion. Saturday afternoon, beginning at for filling and gobs of sweetened Weckert of Sherwood, and a sis sonic «'Id coins. the splendid cooperation shown the latest talking picture equip 2:80. Hillsboro union high. For On Tuesday cakes, cookies, pics whipped cream for th«« topping ter, Mrs. Mabel Lester, of Millt- Luckily a deposit was made by the chamber of commerce and ment, your city should be a small His brother, Virgil, est Grove. Beaverton and Tig combination I nomah. and other delicacies were demon niaile n delicious Fire gutted the frame dwell the Hillsboro business men. When I metropolis. Your mayor and strated by these tireless workers. Sho also explained the making of served ns a Washington county just before the banks closed Mon ard will enter teams. Coach B. day afternoon. the business men join together i councilmen should improve your ing occupied by Mrs. M. B. Welch sheriff for years, was M. Goodman said yesterday that Miss Reger made her famous the meringue on the lemon chit deputy in an advertising campaign in Sheriff J. W. Connell is in- at First and Jefferson streets at Hilhi's chances looked pretty city by installing good streel chocolate angel food cake and fon pie, made by Miss Cuthbert. chief criminal deputy under ex good, ns the boys were rounding 10 p. m. Saturday and nearly the way they have it means ev lighting, by erecting a comfort gave it away at the end of the The baking of tho meringue is Sheriff J. E. Reeves, and in th«« vestigating. trapped Mrs. Welch and her erything in putting over such a primaries last year was a candi into fine shape. station, by making playground* lecture. She proved her state th«« most important part of the granddaughter. The two had to big project, Mr. Phelps stated. out of vacant lots, and by widen ment that an angel food cuke is linking of it, she said, and should j date for the republican nomina A history of the talking picture jump out of the bedroom win tion for sheriff. ing your streets, by removing the not hard to make. She insists be carefully watched. An oven dow to make their escape. De development was given by Mr. utility poles from the main street* set of 250 degrees is th«« best, that it is even hard to make a With a brother, II. G. Weckert, fective wiring is believed to have Phelps, who said there were two and by making your park the failure of this kind of cuke. After although 275 degrees may be he was arrested by local officers caused the fire. The house is kinds—disc and sound photo most attractive in your section. seeing her go through all the used. Bak«« th«« meringue for 15 March 4 on a liquor possession owned by Mrs. Minnie Jones and graphed to the scr«?en. He said You should allow tho use of the steps in making the cake every to 20 minutes at this tempera charge. A jury, after being out the equipment was very delicate park without cost for all celebra is partially insured. one present was ready to try it ture to make sure that, the egg 16 hours, found him guilty March Ellen Watts, daughter of The two had read for an hour and called upon the people to tions. fairs and other events.” arc thoroughly cooked 30, and he was sentenced to serve Mr. Miss herself. Miss Reger also niaile a whites and Mrs. E. B. Watts, was The Washington county grade after going to bed and a few have patience if there should oc A higher temperature six months in jail and fined $500. chosen ns the Hillsboro Grange J. H. Garrett of the community gold cake from the yolks of the t’”«>ugh. eggs left from her angel cake. than suggested will cause th«« The parole terms were $500. He candidate for queen of the an school track and field meet will minutes nftcr turning the lights casionally be delays and break relations committee. J. M. Person be held on Pacific university field out they heard the crackling and downs. for they occur in the big of the citv beautiful committee She has given the recipe again meringue to become very tough gave notice of appeal and was at nual Fourth of July celebration at Forest Grove Saturday, be snapping of fire in the dining gest of theaters. The silent pic and R. R. Easter of the industrial for the benefit of those who did and when th«« first pice«« of pic is liberty on appeal bond when his at a meeting of the Grange ginning at 1 :30 p. m. All the room. ture would probably be a thing committee made reports on the not get it during the lecture: cut. the whole meringue will come quarrel with Ramsey occurred. Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. elimination matches have been The department was called out of the past after next fall, Mr. work of thrir committees. Yolks of 9 or I 1 eggs, 1 '4 cups off with th«« knife. He was also taken into custody R. Hornecker were named as al held in the various districts and by a chimney fire at the Mrs. St. Phelps averred. All the foods prepared at both here several years ago on a A night dinner meeting of the augur, 18/, cups flour, 1 tea ternates to the state Grange the winners will compete in the Pierre home at Fifth and Jack- If the sound pictures don’t chamber will be held next Mon (Continued on Pag« Four) I liquor charge. spoon baking powder, !x cupi meeting. county meet. son streets Sunday afternoon. work it will not be Mr. Phelps’ day evening. Senior Play Will Hillsboro Is Minstrels In Nosed Out By °P^ r/i Ktnhiin Last Show At Of Hi Building Beaverton Hi Timber Meet Local Groups To Choose The Queen Entries ___ Open Season A 1 to 0 Win Name Alice Nosier Qu een Candidate Wound Fatal; Weckert Dies After Battle Second Trial For Miltenberger On Legion Minstrels Will Show May 15 Hold First Dance At Rippling Waters Person Is Named Loan Group Head Monday Last Day To Pay First Tax Program Congratulating The Owners Of Venetian Theater Put On Monday At Luncheon; Attracts People Here Secrets About Cooking Learned By Women of Community at Cooking Matinees Held Tuesday and Today Higdon Motor Safe Cracked By Yeggs High Schools To Hold Track Meet Residence Burned Saturday Evening Miss Ellen Watts County Track Meet Queen Candidate At Grove Saturday
