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VOLUME XXXVI
County Gasps
Under Attack
Of Zero Cold
*
Advances
4-
Drifting Snow Paralyzing
North, South Road«.
Grade Schools Here Closed
All Of Friday Due To
Lack Of Heat.
The Tiiiilntin valley, along with
its other neighbors of the north­
west, is gasping under the record
breaking onslaught of King Winter
and bis unwelcome ally, the east
wind.
'¡'he mercury luis been hovering
around zero nnd sometimes has done
the most unusual for this section of
the country and dropped a few de­
grees below. The mild-wintered
resident of the Willamette valley
Charles I).
might grin nnd bear with lowering
temperatures, but the cast wind man, goes Io eastern position.
adds insult to injury with icy blasts
that would make anyone run to
cover. The snow is so light and
dry that the wind has piled Up
drifts on north and south rortdft,”
particularly in the eastern end of
the county, to the point where It
has paralysed trn importation.
Plumbers Popular.
Zero weather has brought
Charles I). Jones, former Wash­
f rozen water pipes, which h:
made plumbers the most popular ington county engineer and road­
in
the
community
for
a
brief
master,
was in Hillsboro Monday
people
time, Ilr>ating plants have been and after meeting his family in
going to their capacity and the Mitchell will proceed to Baltimore,
fuel man is doing n land office busi­ Md., where lit has accepted an ex­
ness. Anti freeze substances for ecutive position with the American
automobile radiators, and chains Bituniuls company. A farewell din­
have been very much in demand by ner was given for Mr. Jones at the
Heathnian hotel in Portland Mon­
those who use cars.
The road conditions have had day night by a number of his close
their effect on attendance nt the associates among American Legion
Hillsboro union high school, The members and others. A special bus
school was closed down Friday aft was chartered by his friends here.
ernoon because so many students
Mr. Jones went to California a
were out. Superintendent S. W. year ago, after having served as
Barnes reported 112 absent Monday. Washington county’s first county
100 on Tuesday nnd a like number engineer nnd roadmastcr for a pe­
Wednesday. School busses have riod of four .and a half years. The
been iinnble to make their com­ market road program In the county
plete trips because of roads being was started under his direction. He
was especially active in Legion cir­
blocked with snow.
The problem of roads is K very cles, having been commander of
serious one for Washington county, Hillsboro post two terms and dis­
which has from 150 to 200 men trict commander for the department
occupied in shoveling snow. The of Oregon. His ability as an en­
cost of fighting the snow is running gineer and as organizer was clearly
from $500 to $750 a day, nnd the recognized all over the county and
lack of snowplow equipment is his leaving here last year was con­
sidered a real loss to this commun­
proving a real handicap.
A trip over info the cast end of ity.
He served with the California
the county and to the north Tues­
day with County Engineer J W. I highway department in 1929 as en­
Barney revealed a paralyzing con­ gineer in charge of a large district
dition th it seems almost impossible in the Sacramento valley, with head
to the native son. The highway to quarters at Marysville. His reputa­
Portland han been kept in very tion as an engineer, and particularly
good condition, nnd the going isn’t his experience in road oiling, won
bad if tin- motorist takes the Ter­ ! him the recognition of the Amerl-
williger boulevard route. There are can Bit'imuls company. The posi-
a few drifts on the Canyon road, | tion he is taking is considered a
near the county line.
| real advancement and opportunity.
. .
Mr. Jones discussed the road
Wind Fills Up.
of Washington county
Goihg east over the highway one problems
the county court Monday aft­
may see many nortli and south roads with
People are demanding
that are blocked. Valiant efforts ernoon.
dustless, year-a round roads.
have been mode to "dig out,” but smooth,
He expressed interest in the con­
their work seems almost in vain tinuance
the road program, say­
when the cast wind conics along to ing that it of was
to satisfy
turn *tlie tables. An attempt was the people and necessary
with the money
made to go south in Beaverton, available. The engineer
said
heavy
over Cedar street, which leads out oil with bitumuls will give virtually
to Tigard. This road carries heavy a paved road. In connection with
traffic nnd has caused the highway
comparison of road oil costs as
department milch work nnd worry. the
used here by him and the fuel oil
The car busted into a snowdrift anil used
year, as made in the local
after a lot of puffs nnd snorts found papers last
summer, Mr. Jones said
that it couldn't go cither way nnd that it last
could not be compared ns
shovels nnd bund power had to be the method
used bv him was per­
used .as the motive power to get
and the other was just to
out. Engineer Barney pointed the , manent
the road dustproof. He de-
enr to the north. Blinking that he I make
would go out to the Walker cutoff, scribed fuel oil as a lubricant, rath­
where drifts have reached a depth er than ns a binder.
of close to 10 feet. A couple of
hundred yards north of the high­
way and the better part of valor
seemed to dictate turning around.
The going was comparatively easy
from Huber to Elmonica, and then
cost to.the Walker rood, then north
J. M. Person attended the joint
wrs| to the Cedar Mills toad or Cor­ meeting of the executive and legis­
nell-rond. Another hopeless condi­ lative committees of the Oregon
tion was encountered after going a Savings and Loan league at the
mile fir so toward Cedar Mills. Multnomah hotel in Portland Mon­
(Çonlînusd on paire 10)
da. The Oregon building and loan
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laws were discussed with a view to
perhaps later recommending changes
to the legislature.
C. D, Jones Is
Going East To
Take Position
Local Man Attends
Loan League Meet
Perfection Bakery
X-
Purebred O. I. C. pigs for
sale, $5 each.—R. Hornecker,
near wireless tower. Phone
4R7.
44 45p
Sells Pigs On
First Ad
R. Hornecker of near
Hillsboro is A confirmed user
of the great market center
of Washington county the
classified page of the Hills­
boro Argus. Hr is sold on
the results to be obtained
from advertising nnd if he
wasn’t before he surely would
be after his hist experience.
Hundreds of people all
pver Washington county are
making use of the Argus
Classified page to reach buy­
ers nnd sellers. If there is
any demand nt all the right
person will be reached in this
newspaper.
Phone 261.
Laying Record Is
Range Blows
Set By VanKleek
Up Tuesday;
Hen In Past Year
Woman Dies
By Win. F. Cyrus,
THE GREAT AMERICAN HOME
A NE vm «S uit / _ av
WHAT pace TRACK DilJ
SATFSPIE-D
Postpone Pomona
Grange At Kinton
The meeting of Pomona Grange,
which was to have been held last
Wednesday at Kinton, was post­
poned until Aptil 23, the next reg­
ular meeting time, on account of
the extreme cold and the condition
of the roads.
Tigard Barber Up
On Serious Count
Thor Skogset, barber at Tigard,
was arrested in his room Wednes­
day night on a charge of sodomy,
which carries a penalty of from one
to 15 years in tlie pcntitcntiary. The
arrest was made by Sheriff Connell
and Deputies Parsons and Carter.
New Mains Planned
SurT
Signal Honors
Won By Girls Poultry Meet MacMarr Store
Union School
In Club Work For County Is Buys Produce Of
County Farmers Suit Delayed
On Next Week
In Court Here
Eighth Grade
Graduates In
County Listed
The meeting of the Washington
County Council of the Pnrent-
Teacher associations has been post­
poned from January 25 to February
1, according to word from the presi­
dent, Eugene Loving, of Gales
Creek.
Opening Plans
Announced By
Trades Group
Transfer Suits To
Washington County
Councilmen To
Study Various
City Problems
Register Of Merit
Made By Local Co’.v
Hilhi Plays Forest
Grove There Friday
Service Team Tops
Bowling For P. E. P.
Rev. Oliver Talks
At Rotary Session
Business Bureau
Thanks Patterson
Cemetery Group To-
Elect Its Officers
Laurel Girl Takes
Scholarship Honor Tualatin Highway
Miss Beatrice Brown, daughter of
Contract Awarded
Mr. and Mrs. Finis L. Brown of
Laurel, won the highest scholarship
honor at the Oregon Normal school
at Monmouth for the fall term with
a grade of one in 15 credit hours
and a grade of two in two credit
hours.
Improvements
WiU Be Made
Water System
Assistaht County Agent.
KICK ABOUT MŸ ‘pUfTS
Laying 330 eggs, which had a
Extension Plans Announced
OEIMQ AU- ALIKE —
Mrs. Grenbcmer Is Fatally market value of $9.11, in 365 days,
By Company Here.
a Barred Rock lien belonging to'
Hurt In Explosion.
-AND VJHE6J I
W. A. VanKleek, Beaverton, route;
5 CAP u ate C0UÍ?.'
I
CHANGE.-
Ybu
3, produced more eggs than any I
other hen of her breed in contests
CUAN&E-
in the United States during 1928-
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1929. This record was made at tlie
Local Labor To Be Used By
Western Washington egg-laying;
Coils In Stpve Frozen When contest
at Puyallup. This hen tied
The Concern In Program
Fire Is Started; Crash
j with a White Leghorn for tlie high-|
Of Construction.
Is Terrific.
j est number of eggs, but more of
' her eggs were of standard size, so
Oregon-Washington Water Ser­
■ that she took first place in the
Fre.l Grenbemer, residing value of product.
vice corporation plans for extensive
near Moffatt station, died at the
improvements of the IHllabOrs
Her record gives her the distinc-
Jones hospital at 4 o’eloek Wednes­ tion of being the second highest
water system were announced »>1»
_
day afternoon of injuries received lien for all breeds in ull contests in
Wednesday morning by Richard K
Tuesday morning when the kitchen tlie United States for the year. She
Wiley, local manager of the com­
stove exploded. The accident oc­ won the Poultry Tribune plaque for
pany. The extensions, which n>:«
curred at 7:20. Mrs. Grenbemer the highest Barred Rock hen of the
expected to Increase the amount of
was standing near the firebox and year.
water available, together with the
n piece of the stove struck her in
pressure, will cost approximately
VanKleek hens have made records
the abdomen, causing a very serious before in the Washington contest.
$15,000, according to Mr. Wiley.
injury, and also a deep cut in the In 1926-1927 a hen owned by this
A 10-inch cant iron pipe will be
leg. Mr. Grenbemer, who was breeder laid 329 eggs in 365 days.
laid on Second street, from Bead-
standing a couple of feet away, was This bird was tlie champion contest
line to Lincoln, and eight-inch pipe
also knocked down, but not in­ egg producer for that year over all
of similar quality will be laid w»
injured.
Main from First to Third and *0»
breeds in the United States.
Third from Main to Washington^,
The hot water coils In the stove
Size of eggs, vigor, health and
Government
tents, according to Mr.
were frozen when the fire was start­ size of bird have received close at­
Wiley, show that this pipe is good
ed, nnd the heat caused the explo­ tention by Mr. VanKleek in his
for 100 years. Extensive repairs
sion, which was so terrific as to be I breeding work. Since he obtained
were made on the line from the res­
heard for some distance. The win­ Ids foundation stock from the Ore­
ervoir on Sain creek to HillsfeOkO
dows in tlie kitchen were broken gon experiment station 10 years ago
last year to eliminate considerable
out, dishes were knocked out of the lie has consistently worked toward
waste due to leaks.
cupboard nnd broken, several roeks developing a hen that would lay a
Mr. Wiley pointed out that th):
were knocked out of the fireplace larger egg. By breeding only from
company is wilting to do everything
in the sitting room, and pictures 24-ounce eggs and using only males
possible to heh> in the unbuildi.ig
were knocked from the walls up­ from hen that lay 24-ounce eggs he
of the community and their extv>K
stairs. The stove, which was a lias bred this quality into his flock.
sion program for this year and the
large iron range, was badly twisted,
improvements planned for the fu
and a gas plate attached to the
ture are evidences of the good in­
range was torn off and the pipes so
tention«
of the company.
completely twisted thnt g.::s could
The program for the future calA
not escape? This, no doubt, saved
for a new main to the Sain creek
tlie house from burning.
reservoir
These, with other Im­
Dr. J. O. Robb was called and
provements, will be pushed through
Mrs. Grenbemer was taken to the
as mon an practical, declared Jfz
Jones hospital.
Wiley. He expressed the desire o$
Frank Grenbemer of San Diego,
tlie company to work with and for
Cal., had arrived several days be­
the community if given the chance.
Two local girls, Alma Gottlieb
fore for a visit with his parents, and
In a discussion of the rates tl.e
another son, William Grenbemer, and Hazel Blades, are to receive
The MacMarr store at Hillsboro,
local manager said that while For­
of Ashland, who had been visiting signal honors for their efforts in
under the managership of V. Curry,
est Grove, with a municipal syrter.^
here, had returned home last week. club work, according to word re­
Poultry feeding, breeding, dis­ distributed #26,791.13 among the
The suit of P. J. VanBruggen, wns getting $1.50 for 3000 gallojnp
Mr. Grenbemer says the stove ceived by County School Superin­ ease control, marketing and other farmers of this district during the contractor,
against the Hillsboro of water, aa compared with $1.55
l.lew up from too much heat, as the tendent N. A. Frost Friday from H. questions of importance to the poul­ past year. This sum included dairy
union
high
school board for $29,- here, the Oregon-Washington com­
C.
Seymour,
state
club
leader.
Gold
water had been drained from the
trymen of Washington county will and poultry products and vegetables, 146.04, which was to have started in pany pays the county 12 per cent
medals
have
been
awarded
them
for
pipes 10 days before the accident.
be topics under discussion at the but no salaries, rent, taxes or other
court here Monday, was in- in taxes.
He suggests that everyone should winning first place in the home two-day poultry school to be held expenses, which would add thou­ circuit
AU local 4i l/or will be used on
definitelv
postponed on account of
economics
judging
contest
at
the
disconnect their pipes in such
Tigard Grange hall next Tuesday sands of dollars more to this sum. the inability of Judge J. U. Camp­ the Improvement, Mr. Wiley stated.
Pacific Internatiomd in Portland at
weather.
The
Portland
warehouse
of
the
and Wednesday. The Tualatin Val-
Work will be started as soon us
bell of Oregon City to be here.
last November.
possible this spring
Ponltrv association, the Tigard MacMarr stores purchased over
Mrs. Gr.-njumcr, whose maiden
Mux Guttliel is the daughter of (■range
VauBruggeu
was
the
original
con
­
|
$200,000
worth
of
Washington
and the O. A. C. extension
name was A'An unger, was born in Mr. nnd Mrs. John Gottlieb of north
J. T. Delaney, division mannjrv
on the school, until the
I.ucas, Iowa, January 7, 1879, and of Hillsboro .and Miss Blades is the service are combining their efforts county produce for distribution tractor
of the Oregon-Washington Wat-p
architect,
F.
Marion
Stokes,
failed
through
the
stores
In
Portland.
The
to put on this series of discussions.
was married to Mr. Grenbemer at daughter of Mrs. May Blades.
to pass on his work. The suit not j Service '"orporatlon, with headqnae
E. It. Stromquist, president of the 1 six other county units brought the only
Parson, S. I)., September 18, 1894.
includes the members of the | ters in Salem, told City Manager
Tualatin Valley Poultry group and prodm-c total to
They came to Hillsboro about 20
board, hut also the individual sub- ] Grorge McGee Toesdny night that a
years ago from Nebraska, nnd with
< hairman, and County Agent O. T. ! ing to Mr. Curry. In addition to contractors.
VanBruggen in his booster plant would be put near tht"
the exception of six years’ residence
McWhorter have announced a com- l this the MacMarr employes are suit claims that the board through city limit» if the new pipe ilnefc
plete program for the two days. The local taxpayers.
nt Mount Angel had made their
the architect did not pay him for; nnd repairs to the main line didnY
sessions open at 9:30 a. m. Tuesday,
home in Hillsboro ever since.
certain
work, or in other words, I increase the supply and pressnre.
with a talk by II. E. Cosby, poultry
She is survived by the widower
that he had put more into the job 1
extension «pecialist, on "Individual
and the following children: Wil­
than he had been paid for.
Factors nnd Obligations of Poultry­
liam of Ashland, Mrs. A. C. Heston
The building was completed by
man.” Nearly all talks will be fol­
of Powell Butte, Mrs. Pnvnc Pfeif­
the bond company at a great loss
lowed by general discussions. Dr.
fer of Port Townsend, Wash.;
nnd dedicated to the school district
W. T. Johnson, poultry pathologist
Frank of San Diego, Cal., and
Inst May. It was first used for
The names of eighth grade grad­ at O. A. C.. at 11 o’clock will dis­
George, Margaret and Helen at
school purposes this fall.
uates in Washington county for cuss “Coccidiosis and Its Relation
Two damage suits against Yam­
home..
January were announced Wednes­
The defendant, Mary I.nFollett, hill county, one by Otto Lessi aid
the Wire Porch Brooder Yard.”
Funeral services will be held tin day morning by N. A. Frost, county to The
was granted 10 days additional time the othei by Elmer Less!, by hfe
association has ar­
dcr the direction of George ,1. Lim­ school superintendent. This list ranged poultry
The retail trades committee, from January 20 to file answer to guardian, Otto l.*-asi, have been
to have luncheon served at
ber at the St. Matthews Catholic does not include those finishing their the Grange
each day at a nom­ headed by Jake Weil, chairman, re­ the divorce suit filed against her by transferred to this county. Th^y
church at 10 o'clock Saturday morn­ work .in the Hillsboro schools be­ inal cost for hall
ported on plans for the spring open­ Charles R. I.aFollctt.
ask damages as the result of an a*
ing. Tlie Rev. Father Joseph Saal cause this is a first-class district commodation. those wishing the ac­ ing at Monday's luncheon meeting
The trial calendar for the week of cident on a bridge near Newberg
of Wilsonville will sing requiem. and has the "control of its eighth
Tuesday afternoon program is as of the chamber of commerce. The January 27 to 31, inclusive, is as October 20, 1928. each of them ask
Interment will be in the Catholic grade examinations.
follows: Professor F. L. Knowlton, attention of the members was follows: January 27, A. Barber vs. ing $2000. The plantiffs allege that
cemetery here.
The list is ns follows:
O. A. C., “Poultry Costs, I.osses and <• died to the necessity of full <-o- C. S. Bartley et ux; January 28, Yamhill county was careless anil
District No. 2, Cornelius—Ethel Profits,” 1:15 p. m.; 2:15 p. m., operation in order to carry out the Credit Men's Mutual. Inc., vs. C. B. negligent tn permitting the bridge
Mae Marshall.
“Feeding Baby Chicks From Start project, which is expected to sur­ Kennedy; January 29, F. E. Tuttle, to become dangerous and with pro­
,
District No. 11 Jt., Gaston—Gor- to Maturity,” Earl C. Kruger, Ore­ pass even the very successful open­ vs. F. T. Page et ux; January 30,; viding warnings.
Feenaughty Machinery Co. vs. Otto I Their ear was thrown off the
don De Maris.
gon Grain company, and 3:15 p. m., ing of last year.
Jake Weil, G. V. Payne, V. W. Hoffman et ux, and Ethel I,. Earlv: bridge, resulting in injuries to the
District No. 23, Tigard—Gussie remarks by the chairman and an­
father aud ma.
Westcott, Elmer C. Howell, Cor­ other locnl speaker.
Gardner, D. A. Kramer and W. W. vs. V. E. Early.
neil Bilyeu, Charles Redman. Evelyn
Oscar Nylander was bound over) Yamhill county, In answer, «lyr,s
Wednesday morning is planned ns Boscow, members of the committee,
Blue, Alninn Ashmore, Kathryn follows: 9:30 n. m., moving pic­ expressed their ideas on the open­ to the grand jury Wednesday in the plaintiffs knew of the condition,
but drove on to the bridge at a
Crabtree, Anton Greblo. Mnvmie tures or a local speaker; 10 a. m., ing. K. A. Price, also a member of the sum of $1000.
Hardy, Charles Kosnik, Annie Kos- "The Partial Molt,” by H. E. Cos­ the committee, was not present.
Divorce decrees have been grant­ reckies: rate of speed.
nik. Ein:.r Knrlquist, Edna Marrs, by; 11 a. m., “The Federal Farm
Charles Jones, former county en­ ed Lula from Roy Payne and Reva
Two committees from the city Walter II. Nunnenkamp, Adell Marketing Act and the Poultry­ gineer, expressed to the members from Samuel L. Nelson.
council were appointed by Mayor Stibbe and Margaret West.
Orders were give!) in conrt last
man,” County Agent O. T. Mc­ his pleasure at the improvement
Grange Phelps for the study of
District No. 29, Reedville—Bar­ Whorter, and 11:30 a. m., “Coopera­ I made in Hillsboro since his depart­ week as follows: A. M. Weidenbach I
problems before the city admin bara Rose McBreen.
tion and the Poultryman,” Andrew ure, particularly in the line of the vs. Earl Perry et ux; Sven Ander­
istration. A study of a building
son Short vs. Harold W. Short; n.
tearing down of old buildings.
District No. 39. Groner—Kenneth Eggiman, poultryman.
code and the city hall improvements '! heodore Koeber nnd Robert Helms
He stated that California has a A. Kliks vs. B. A. Ganz et al; A. J.
The
afternoon
program
on
N«-w York Butter Boy*» Drown
will be made by H. C. Hill, J. I.. Kalkwarf.
Wednesday includes the following: [ definite spirit. The people are or- Riche and Eugenia vs. John F. ie 663781. a purebred Jersey 'COW.
Anderson and C. E. Wells. An in­
District No. 55, Helvetia—Joseph 1:15 p. m., “Chickenpox and Re­ ganized and prepared to sell the Westinghouse et al; W. E. Lee vs. owned
by ft V/. Waldron of Hilt»-
dex of ordinances, together with a Hrcn.
sults In Field Vaccination,” Dr. W. i state to others, an attitude that he F. R. Johnson; F. E. Tuttfe vs. F. T.
ro, Oregon, has completed her
revision of and the preparation of
District No. 59, Arcade—Norman T. Johnson, nnd 2:15 p. m., “Some recommended to Oregonians. The Page et ux: Conrad Algesheimer et bo
first
official
production test In
new ordinances, will be undertaken Rossback and Merle Kcenon.
Poultry Breeding Problems,” Pro­ , visitor believes that Oregon is the ux vs. L. L. Chambers et al; Charles wMch sh< yielded 494.15 pounds I
by M. II. Stevenson, Thomas Con­
most wonderful place in the world, S. Freeman et al vs. J. C. Crnng- butterfat and 9851) pounds of miA
District No. 70, North Plains— fessor Knowlton.
nell nnd W. V. Bergen.
Sylvia Jones.
A flexible program is provided end tlsat although he is going east ban.
in 30.'. clayii and on two milkings a
The annual report of W. C. Chris­
District No. 79, Witch Hazel
so thnt the school may be ns in- to chase the dollar, he is not going
I
day.
tensen, 1928, city treasurer, showed Walter A. I.issy.
| formal as possible. A question box through life without the idea of
Brownie was started on this test
the following figures: Cash bal­
District No. 107, Aloha-Huber— will be provided and poultrymen nre coming back here.
when she was 4 years and 2 months
ances, December 31, 1928, $9327.80) Laura Mae Ritchie and Donald urged to write out questions for
Mrs. J. W. Kelley announced that
of age. and with this record qual­
securities of sinking fund, Decem­ Taylor.
the chairman to read .at the meet­ the Business nnd Professional Wom­
ified for the register of merit of the
ber 31, $10,649.9»; general fund re­
District No. 15, Forest Grove— ings nt times allowed for questions en’s club is sponsoring a card party
American Jersey Cattle club. H**v
ceipts (including taxes of $21,874), Frederick W. Hauge, Carolyn Bond, and discussions. The school is free nt the chamber of commerce Thurs­
sire is lota’s ,Ht. Mawes’ Butter B /
$27,158.02; street fund, $2542.56) Loyall Smith, James F. Price, Mil­ to anyone interested in the topics day, January 30.
The basketball games scheduled and her dam is Letta’s American
park, $1869.30; city sales, $300; dred Wirtz, Reed Fendall, Lucile to be discussed.
It was announced that R. Nelson,
bond interest fund. $3030.73; total Stribich, Margaret Dillon, Grace El­
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manager of the Portland sanitarium, for last Tuesday nnd Friday be­ Beauty
tween Hillsboro union high school
bond redemption fund, $10,296.70; liott, Dorothy Fish, Eleanor Wag­
will be the speaker at Monday's and
Tignrd nnd Newberg high
improvement funds, $10,784.53; in­ ner, Betty' Wise, Charles Stewart
meeting. Dr. J. O. Robb is chair­
schools were postponed became of
terest on »Inkin'» fund, $425.99, nnd and Warren Troutman.
man.
the
had
roads. If the weather per­
making total receipts and balances
District No. 28, Hill Avilda Ol­
mits the Newberg quintet will be
of $76,384.89.
I son.
here to play at 7:31) o’clock Satur­
Disbursements were listed as fol­
District No. 51, Meacham—Amy
day evening. The Tigard match has
lows: General fund. $28.398.91; Hollenbeck, Dennis Hall, Perry Du­
P. I. Patterson, deputy distrh-«-
The service department won two
been postponed until later in the attorney,
street, $2898.69; park, $2856.40; mas, Harold Wickstrom, Raymond games in the P. E. P. howling league
has been congratulated by
season.
bond interest, $5473.79; improve­ Gunther, Dnphna Lowe, Howard from the operating department and
M Mount, manager of the
The next scheduled game will be Robert
ment bond redemption
funds, Pihl and Marjorie Winters.
Portland Better Business hurras,vn
still top the league standing, The
$6782.98; street improvement funds,
Opportunity depends on the in­ nt Forest Grove nt 7:30 o’clock to­ liis handling of the case of ??. TA.
commercial department won two dividual,
morrow evening. The Grove five Hay of the Security Mutual com
according
to
the
Rev.
G.
$12,358.37. This makes a total of
from the line crew and are now
defented Newberg, 27-13. The locnl
disbursements of $58,681.33. The
tied with the operating department O. Oliver, who talked nt the Rotary players have practiced every day pany. The bureau was unsuceessf:’«
club meeting Thursday. Genius iii
balance on December 31, 1929, $17,-
in getting district attorneys In »< v-
for second place. Scores:
cases is downright hard work, this week and should be in good ernl counties to take action.
703.56.
1st
2nd
3rd many
condition to meet a strong team.
and
the
secret
of
failure
is
lazi
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Two bond ordinances were passed,
“We think you are to be congrat
Service ......
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584
HT ness, he stated. O. B. Gates was
Hilhi will go to Tillamook next
including one for sidewalk improve­
on the type of law
e
Operating
563
605 chairman.
657
Friday. If the Cheesemakers are ulated
ments amounting to approximately
The Hillsboro Cemetery associa­ Commercial
nient
which you are enjoying^ sai l
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565
defeated Hillsboro will stand a good Mr. Mount
The
McMinnville
club
will
put
on
$9000. The total cost of the side­ tion will meet for election of of­ Line ..........
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a
letter
to
the
cham
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547
walk construction was $11,462.42.
ficers at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday eve-1
her of commeri’e.
League Standing.
Rev. George Pratt will be chairman the season for the state conference.
The wnter situation in the city ning in the chandler of commerce
W.
L.
PC.
According
to
Conch'
Walter
I.ce.
next
week.
was also discussed.
rooms. Important business will
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this Is the strongest team here for
come before the meeting, and all Service .........
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17
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years.
members and others who arc inter Operating
.
16
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17
I
ested in the condition of the ceme­ Commercial
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teries, or any part of them, arc I,Ine
Individual scores arc: Dahlheim,
asked by L. E. Wilkes, president, to 168;
Gillmore, 156; Miller, 154: Pat­
Fiie Chief Walter Tews report«
attend.
terson, 150; Weik, 145; Russell,
two fires durmg the last week, both
1 44; Bonnr, 140; C. Gardner, 139;
Sheriff ,T. W. Connell was Inst
At a meeting of the highway
chimney fires. One wns at the
Davidson, 138; R. Enschede, 129; Thursday nt the sheriffs’ meeting In
commission in Portland lust Thors
home ol joe Alberts nt 835 Raw­
Ringle,
129;
J.
Enschede,
126;
Portland appointed a member of a
day a contract for the construction
The Pctz brothers house at Pine line street and the o<her was at 748
Grace, 125; Rasmussen, 120; Elspas, committee of five sheriffs to make Knot station, near Metzger, was Oak street, the Km« day, fast
of 3.9 miles of concrete pavement
118;
Kelly,
117;
Baines,
112,
and
a study of the state auto license robbed some time Saturday morn­ Thursday.
on the Tualatin highway, between
J. Gardner, 109.
Mr. Tews rrnorfs seven fire raft«
system during the next year in or­ ing, according to a report received
the Multnomah county line and
der that the plnn to have the sher­ here by Sheriff J. W. Connell. The up to the present time during the
Oscar Nylander, Beaverton butch­
Beaverton, was awarded to I. L.
Stage Corned- At Verboort.
iffs issue the licenses may be pro­ robbers gained their entrance by month, as against one caH during
Young, the low bidder for $104,- er, was arrested Sunday by Deputy i
The senior class of the Verboort posed nt the next session of the breaking the glass out of a kitchen January of last year. Only ui«,
405. The awarding of this contract Sheriff Paul Parsons, charged with
had been held up by the commis­ | threatening to kill Aloia Green. high school will present a three-act legislature. The committee is to window. The loot included a suit­ however, caused any los% «nd that
sion for some time, pending inves­ The wnrrant was sworn to by Miss comedy at the C. O. F. hull at Ver­ report at the next meeting in De­ case, tools, two gold watch chains wns slight, at the home of Mr. ahw
Mrs. I- Shemsan.
boort January 31 and February 2. cember.
| Green. Bail was set at $5000.
and $40 in gold coins.
tigation by engineers.
Dies On Wednesday
Many Are Snowed In
In an effort to .assist the public
in the growing fight against de­
ficiency diseases, such ns goiter, the
Perfection hnkCry has instituted the
use of Kelpln in its breads. This is
a product of kelp, it sen vegetable
that is abundantly supplied with or­
ganic iodine, iron and other ele­
ments. It is said that kelp has 14
of the lfi essential elements of the
body, as well as being rich in all
four of the vitamins.
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HILLSBORO, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1930
Connell Will Study
Auto License Plan Home At Metzger
Robbed Saturday
Beaverton Butcher
Is Held For Threat
Seven Fire Calls
During January