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HILLSBORO, OREGON. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. 1932
VOLUME XXXIX
NO. 28
Public Ownership Potato Fields
Legionnaires of
Farmers' Union
Grade Schools Harry and Seed
Route Through
Big Livestock
Men Will Meet Discussion Topic
County Plan for
And Dairy Co-op Here To Begin
Showing Seen
At Grove School Of League Meet Inspected For
Portland Session County Picked
Members Picnic
Work Tuesday
Certification
By Road Group
For 4-H Event
E. B. Nedry of Tigard was nam-
1 rd temporary president of the
—
Washington county legion jamboree
September 12 Opening Date
Extension
Specialist
Sees at a meeting of county delegates Wolf Creek Selected; Ask
Trat Calvet for Qualifica­
to the state convention at the Vet-
Hillsboro Union High
Crop Improvement
Federal Aid Additions
erans’ hall Monday night. H. A.
tion for Exhibit
Stohler of Banks is adjutant and
Dr. Ralph Dresser is secretary-treat- i
urer. The delegates voted to sup­
port Jack Aiken of Dallas for state
commander until released. They 1
Freshmen May Have Advice
List o f Growers Passing will also back Fred Diner of New Tualatin Highway Place on
Leaders, Advisory Board
berg for district commander.
On Cour«« Before
Auxiliary delegates met the same I
First Inspection
Federal System May
to Consider Plana
evening in the chamber of com- ;
Opening Day
Here
Listed
merer
rooms.
Hillsboro
Banks,
Bring Widening
for 4-H Show
Sherwood and Forest Grove were <
represented. These units will fur­
Nrxt Tu«*»<!uy morning mark» th«*
Fields of potatoes in the county nish the most of the cut flowers
Designation Friday by the state
With more than 60 heifers n nd
end «»f \a«.»li«»n <l.i\» f«»r tin* pupils
that
ar«*
entered
for
ceitif¡cation
for the rooms of delegates to the highway commission of the Wolf
COWM OÍ c«mnl) t H cl’d» members
«»f th«* Hillsboro gr«i«lr schools,
this
year
look
better
than
they
national meeting.
The Masonic____
creek ___
route,
, ______
through Washington
___
already h -»ted for qiiallfh ation Io
wliih* on th«* following
Monday
usually do at this time in August, Home is donating the Zinnias for ¡county, as the short road to the
»how at th«- Washington county I 11
11illsl»«»ro union high w ill «»pen its
according
to
E.
R.
Jackman
of
the
the chairmen’s dinner
Saturday sea marks the culmination of ef-
exhibit .September 16 17, COUIlty
d«u»r» f«»r tli<* 1932 33 s«'ho«»l year.
Oregon State college, who with W. night.
[ forts of several years, standing.
leaders are anticipating a credit
Ml pupil» will Hssrmblr in last
F.
Cyrus,
county
agent,
made
the
of
livestock
for
the
No
other
meetings
of
the
local Approval of the route is now up
able exhibition
\<*ar’» room, except th«* sixth grad«*
first field inspections for certifica­ post will be held until September to the United States Bureau of
event Tlii“ number in « pproximate
from Ihivhl Hill which goes to Jun­
tion last week.
23, when the annual election will Public Roads. Improvement of the
ly half again as many <iB applied
ior high, according to announce­
be held.
road will follow “as rapidly as
43 were texted,
Potatoes Improved
last x.ir when
*
ment by (
II Nosier, superintend­
M ishington county legion men funds are available” but it will
ice livestock
“Certification was started a few
practice
..--------- » jmlgiiig
-, — trips are
ent of grade sch«>«»l». ( hildren, who
for the big parade at probably be two or three years at
being
In l«l —
to train teams for
now !..
..... -----
years ago with the idea of improv­ will form
Mill hr at least six years old by
"
‘ before
“
traffic will be us­
Hie conte-u and a meeting of club
ing the quality of l«>cally grown the national convention, Tuesday, the best
November 15, may enter school
traders »ml Ihr advisor) board I»
potatoes,” states Jackman. “This September 13, at Seventeenth and ing this route between Portland and
this fall
Mhrdulrd for t-mlght Io complete
object has been wonderfully suc­ Salmon streets, in Portland, at I the northern Oregon beaches and
Every effort, consistent with the
plan*» for the fair
cessful, as most of the fields of p. rn., according to announcement then by the improved roads through
general g«»«»<l «»f the school, is be­
Burbank potatoes in Western Ore­ of Commander Patterson. The Ore­ Hillsboro and Forest Grove to
Cattle Tallad
ing miidc to have as many grades
gon now trace back to some cer­ gon delegation will be the last in Sunset camp.
\|| calven over six months of
its poHxibl«* up to the sixth repre-
tified seed. Thus some o f those the parade.
age are required t<» miss a blood
Wilzon on System
sriitrd «»n both sides of town, Ac-
Local legionnaires will have head­
growers who pay no attention to
text beton ¡»ring qii diii«'«l for th«
cording to estimate! based on last
The commission has also asked
quarters
in
room
117.
Hotel
Mult
­
certification are getting some bene­
livestock diow I it I rid ay. Moil
term'» attendance, the following
the federal bureau of roads to
fit from it. Much of the Burbank nomah. National headquarters will place the Tualatin valley highway
grade» will be lacking in this re­
be
in
the
Multnomah.
potato
seed
traces
originally
to
a
spret: David Hill, .’IB. IB, and
Automobiles are needed in Port­ between Portland and Forest Grove
lot developed in this county* by H.
Peter Boscow, IB, 2B, TA. Any
land
throughout the convention to on the federal aid system. Informa­
P.
Strickler.
Other
growers
are
grades
rc-
pupil in the first tlirr
tion received here is that if this is
planting this seed in tuber
unit take visitors on the many trips j approved by the government work
quiretl to attend a school outside
¿seed plots and still further improv­ that are planned. They niay be of widening will be undertaken
««f hi* residence district.
district, will be
sirned up through local post offi-1
ing it.
trans|»«»rtrd by school btis.se-. \fter
within the next year. The federal
cials.
if the animals tented tins
registration md arranging for giv­
aid system request also includes
“The most successful seed grow-1
The dl-Oregon products pictorial
Indeterminate sentence aat to ex
G Russell Morgan, Carl Miller!
II not puM« but entries of
ing out b<»«»ks. th«* pupils will be
the
Wilson river road from Tilla­
Ci erd 1H months in ♦ he state peni- 1 menu card bearing the slogan,“ Wel­ I rrs are on the hills of the Cheha- and L. J. Merrill were named on a
tested previously arc ex-
disinis rd until \V«*<lnrs«lay morn­
lem mountain section and on the committee to arrange, if possible, mook to Banks, 53 miles, the Tual-
i
tentlary
w
as
meted
out
to
I.ester
come
to
Oregon
and
its
agricultural
io bring the total to be rx-
ing.
iatin valley highway from Forest
rolling hill land in the north and
Superintendent B. W. Barnes of A. Hetherington of Sherwood on a I wealth,” which will grace the tables northeastern part of the county. for a dance at the Shute park Grove to junction with west side
,<» more than 60.
larceny
charge
by
of
every
first
class
restaurant
and
Circuit
Judge
auditorium,
Saturday
night,
Septem
­
ur judging trips began last
tli«* high school re«|ursts all stu­
Pacific highway near McMinnville
I’suallv it does not pay to try to ber 10.
dents that have alit-ndcd other high Bagley W r < 1 n e sd ay. Hetherington I hotel dining room in the state dur-
y with a group of i^ «dub
and connection between
Fourth
Itr-signatioii of C ('
Follette, ■ < hools and have i standing abacc waived grand jury indictment and I ing the month of September, has grow seed on the lower valley soils.
Officers
of
Argonne
post
a
t
j
. visiting the Frank Con
street in Portland and the west
In order to grow the best seed it
I lornecker ami llagg broth- thief deputy sheriff of Washington tli«* frchhinan clos to call at the plead guilty to the charge Tuesday. i been unanimously endorsed by the is necessary to plant late. Most of Sherwood have been elected as fol- side Pacific highway near Tigard.
I Continued on page 8)
fountv, was announced todav by the M'hool office befor«* sch >• 1 (»pens
Fines of $100 each were levied Associated Restaurant and Hotel
iiik to judge hogs, Half a
Decision was reached by the
■ «heriff’s office Rirhard Bust'll of f<»r 1 lie purpoir of making o u t against Sherman Hutchinson, Earl Men’s association and will be ready’ the crop intended for seed is plant­
is spent Tuesday morning
commission Tuesday night to open
ed late in June or the first week
All »nd John Caldwell, W. J. Thorn­ I for use in local restaurants within in July. Plantings made this late in
dairy catth’ ami hogs on HiiLboro ha*» be« ti appointed depo­ »«‘hedules for this semester.
bids for one unit of the short cut
t I.vets place and yesterday ts in his place. Flic resignation is grades made in other high s<*hools burgh and Joseph I.. Meek when a few days, according to the Amer- the valley are in danger of frost
I road, while Wednesday at its scs-
should I»«* ¡»resented before the first thev waived grand jury indictment I lean Legion-Oregon Products com­ and also face another hazard in a
day of judging dairy cat effective today.
i sion a strong hint was given that
Follette has served nt chief depu­ day.
and plead guilty to charges o f mittee This menu will feature the possible lack of moisture.”
idirrp on the Putnam
court action may be attempted by
drunk on the public highway before finest of <)regon’s agricultural prod­
te for nearly four years, coming in
Bus Schedule Later
timber interests who have holdings
List Given
ucts
and
will
also
carry
a
com
­
Circuit
.Judge
Bagley
Saturday.
On
with
the
present
administration.
He
was held
\n entirely «lifferen!
F redi li ieri will register Septem-
. in the vicinity of th«* new proposed
modity
map
of
the
state,
showing
Although
the
price
of
potatoes
office
dur
to
poor
pjiynicnt
of
$50
each,
the
men
retired
from
the
ber 12 anti Mr Barnes states that
group of boys takes part in each
! route. It is regarded as likely that
Mrs. Ralph Mills of Forest Grove the first contracts for work on the
of th« trips- On Saturday a sheep health and will take an extend«! scii' n»«»l officials will be pleased to w rr«* paroled on the balance upon the leading farm products of each • was abnormally* low last season
'
county.
the
growers
of
certified
seed
were
new
good
behavior.
Fred
Caldwell,
who
.
|
vacation
before
undertaking
a
meet
any
of
them
before
that
day
and J. 11. Garrett of Hillsboro < route wj|i
designated for sec-
judging trip will be made to the
'The local committee will distri­ ' nevertheless able to clean up the were runners-up in their respective tions where there is no likelihood
i
\ nii< i< r f i > in Nex! \\ < din s enterprise liliali has been employ for the purpose of advising rel. ■ waived grand jury indictment to
crop
including
the
single-drop
or
brother,
M
Busch
at
the
¡»lead
guilty
to
a
cbarg«*
of
driving
ed
by
his
bute
the
menu
cards
to
all
restau-
live
to
courses
The
bus
schedule
flights
at
the
Oregon
Coast
golf
of
interference,
day a group will work on dairy
cattle at the B B Goff place and Service garage, ami is n world war will be announced in the Argus while «trunk, was fined $500 and r.irits within the county and urge small potatoes, says Cyrus. One tournament at Gearhart which clos-
Another development Wednesday
sentenced to six month- in jail. If up«»n them the value <»f advertising reason for this was that the pota­ ed last Saturday. Forest Hills Golf ’
a w «•« k from Momlay on dairy «’at veteran and active in the Ameri­ next w rek
was the statement by Chairman
tie ami hogs at the firm of D. can Legion.
High M'hool faculty members as hr will pay $250, he will be paroled their business and Oregon pro<l- to growers’ association handled ap­ dub was represented in the tour­ Leslie Scott to County Judge Belts
( hargvtl with passing checks announced by Superintendent on the balance of the fine ami the ' ; nets through the universal use of proximately 50 carloads of pota- nament by I)r. and Mrs. Ralph ' of Tillamook county that the com­
St«»re\ It is hoped that a winning
judging team may br sent from without sufficient funds, Frank Lat Barnes are .(-• follows: B. M. Good­ jail sentence All are from Banks. | this attractive menu during the > toes. If these 50 cars of potatoes Mills of Forest Grove, Mr. and i mission is “seriously considering
Disputed valuation of nine shares f visit of over 75.000 legionnaires ; had been unattached, they could Mrs. Byron Goodman and Garrett ;
the county to the state fair nt Sa­ tan/i was arrest«! I in
n Portland man, principal; Elizabeth Abraham,
holding up the Wilson river road
of Hillsboro.
lem ami the International I ivr- I'uesdav by Deputy Johnson.
French; Imi Pearl Alien, C. H • »f Central Public Service corpora­ and their families during Septem- worse than it was.
for some time.'"
.” Lark of funds was
Growers whose fields successfully
tion st«M’k is the basis of a suit for her.
atork exposition in Portland.
Thieves entered the Alpha Zeta Barker, Reece Hathhorn, matlie-
Mrs.
Mills
was
runner-up
in
the
advanced by Scott as the reason
passed the first field inspections
recovery of property brought by
Consider Plans
This committee will insist that
fraternity house at Forest Grove mntics; Virginia Brogden, I .sther
fourth
flight
for
women
and
Gar
­
for
delay.
are: John Mulloy, Ed B. Wohl-
County I II club leaders will Monday evening and stole consid- F. Uli.iM*, Elsie May Cimino, Edith Ann Krainik against Robert War- high quality butter. Oregon ice
rett in the thirteenth flight for |
Threat of court
ing, Evelyn Eckert ami her bus- [ cream and cheese. Oregon prunes >chlegel, T. E. Twigg. Glenn Mil­
action
was
meet tonight at the court house rrable clothing belonging to 1
Fort, English: Edith Findley,
men. Mrs. Goodman won one of
B M
with members <» f the advisory Frost. Property taken consisted of history and music; Louise Nrx, band. The securities in question) and potatoes, real Oregon lamb ler and William Borgelt. Laurel; her matches in the tournament ¡brought into the meeting by Coun­
Henry Vcrsteeg and Ellery Mc­
were accepted by the plaintiff as
ty Judge Boyinirton of Clatsop
board to discuss plans and com- two suit ease« two suits of clothes, Marie E. Ilougurz,
comme rcial ; <l«»w n payment on the lot sold up­ and beef, walnuts and filberts, crisp Dougall, Newberg; Groner-Rowell but was eliminated in the second county, who said that he had been
plrte arrangrments and programs an overcoat, watch,
Oregon lettuce and celery, pears,
1
shirts, ties and Lillie M. 11 oinedi* w, home econo-
match. The tournament was held
Walnut
Co.,
Rowell
Bros.,
and
II.
on assurance that they were worth eggs and berries will be served ex­
informed that the designation of
for lhe exhibit 'The board is coni- hamlkrrchiefs. A typewriter and a
(Continual on pnge lu)
from August 23 to 27.
$500. That th«* stock was worth only clusively during next month. Points T. Koeber, Hilkboro Route 2; E.
the Wolf creek route would
not
i*ntativ«'S from the check
posed of rt
protector were taken from
A two-day match play tourna­
I
.
Seiffert,
W.
E.
Peters,
Helen
be accepted by the timber interests
$22
is
the
contention
set
forth
in
Itirs in the county the Crosset Lumber company -•i
various coni
of interest, such as the Pendleton
ment will be held at the club next
(Continued on page 10)
the
complaint
Miss
Krainik
seeks
without
a
struggle.
State
Highway
and acts in an advisory capacity, flee at
Round-up, Oregon Caves, Crater
rood, according to a
Sunday and Labor Day. The match
r«*covrn of her property, rescind­ Lake, beach resorts, Mt. Hood,
Engineer Baldock told the commis­
Member* of the board arc:
report
to the sheriff Tucs-
with Tillamook country club, sched­
ing
of
the
sales
contract
and
re
­
sion that this need not interfere
(irorge I. Woodworth, ildlslioro day.
state highways, fishing streams and
uled for Sunday, was called off
covery of the $73.50 paid to War­ hunting reserves will also be shown
with the starting of work on the
route 5; II. \ Kuratll and Lester
Those interested in the tournament
and < larcmc Frack,
Art
ing of 'ligard as real estate com­ on the commodity map.
west end of the route east from
Ireland, Hi Isboro; Henry Hesse, alias (.
«ire
requested
to
call
William
Mar
­
Thompson, were nr-
mission.
Hamlet and from Elsie west.
Hillsboro r ute 2; Mrs. Hannah
The front page will carry a short
tin at the club or J. H. Garrett.
rested Saturday * by -
Dcputie » John
C um * against Frank Lattanzi, ar-
l‘liristrnsen, Tigard route I; W E. son and Follette, l'licy are
Believed I o have accidentally
It was indicated that the first
Family day will be held at the
description of th«' agricultural prod-
alleged
r«*sted on a check charge, was dis­
I’pshaw. Tigard; Olive I
Gilroy,
club Wednesday night with a two- unit would probably be clearing.
to have been
n connected with the shot himself through th<* stomach missed Wednesday by Circuit Judge ' ucts served at the restaurant and
Tualat in; Mrs II P. Strickler and
with i shotgun, Davi«l Glen Owens,
The commissioners decided Wed­
the inside pages are reserved for
robberv of the Fritz Stroh!«* home
Forest Grove lost a hard-fought ball foursome flag tournament in
Sherw oo<l
Carrie II S« hmrlt zer,
17, died Friday morning within 25 Bagley* upon the petition of the the printing of the regular menu.
the afternoon and a pot luck sup­ nesday night to start construction
of Kinton.
game
Sunday
at
Sherwood
to
the
complaining
witness,
Lattanti will
route 3; J
I
Morrback, Sher-
f«'« I of the back porch of his home
The committee, which is state­ St. Johns Bachelors 4 to 3 in the per in the evening. Annual election on the Sunset camp-Hamlet sec­
w ood; Mm. Sadie Beals, Forest
tion of the highway first, thus af­
nt Metzger. He had been hunting pay costs t<» the county.
wide
and includes representatives first game of the
final best two of officers for the club will be held fording early connections with ex­
Orders
issued b y the circuit
(»rove rouir ; I; Mr. . Minnie Craft.
goph«*rs befor«* breakfast, and was
from all lines of the state’s agri­ out of three series to decide the after the supper.
court
this
week
were
in
the
foliow-
Fore*t ( ¡rove route I; Hugh Mc-
isting roads on each end ahead of
cultural production, is well pleased winner in the annual fall tourna-
Gilv ra ■ i nd (
E Minton, Forest
shot. 'The shooting was accidental. ing eases: Ge raid D. Tucker vs. with the hearty co-operation it has ment.
completion of the entire project.
Engineer Tells Methods
Doris
1*.
Tucker,
deci
rev;
Washing-
Grove; I. I
Crawford. Manning;
in the opinion of Coroner Fred
Among other contracts, the com­
For the Bachelors, Lou Sauer
Of Preserving Timbers
ton county » ■ vs. W. M. Abel et al, received. All of the larger hotels
Mrs. Sadie Loftis, Hanks route 3;
mission Wednesday awarded one
Cornelius Harry T. Challacombe, Sewell ami Deputy (’. C. Follette, dismissal; 1 William Sauer vs. C. J. and restaurants have promised to led the batting attack with three
Methods and procedure of treat­
Robert Banks, Banks; Mrs Marie 62, died of a heart attack Thurs­ who investigated.
feature the menu and trans-con­ hits in four trips to the plate. For ing wood with creosote to preserve to the Oregon Bridge A Dredging
Downing and I eland Flint, Bcnv- day evening when in the act of
TI h * youth was a student at I.in- Daily et al, order; Myrtlc Corbett tinental railways arc now serving
Forest Grove, Bill Ross and Turk it from the elements were discussed company, pending federal approval,
crt«»n route 3 II. B. Reeves, Port turning in a fire alarm. His body coin high school in Portland, and vs. Mabel Revnolds et al, default
I paving of 2.1 miles of west side
Oregon products, described on spe­ hit home runs. Phil Heim went
land route
<> car llagg, l(«<‘d was found on the street here.
the onlv child of Mr. and Mrs and decree; J. (). Larson vs. Nellie cial menus, on all trains as far the route for St. Johns, striking by R. H. Rawson, consulting en­ Pacific highway i n
Multnomah
gineer from Portland, in a talk
villr; and J
11. .lossy, Linnton
John IL Owens, who have lived at Bonebrake rt al, order of con- east as Chicago.
out 10 Forest Grove batters.
Mr. Challacombe had resided Metzger
before the Rotary club last Thurs­ county and the West Dayton-La­
route 2.
for the past 13 years. He 1 firmat i<>n; \llie O. Frlerkscn vs.
The next game will be played at day. Mr. Rawson has been employed fayette section on bid of $58,30»,
Hillsboro Chamber of Commerce
Premium lists giving prizes anti here 50 years, 21 of which he was nnd his father had often hunted Reed M. Ingalls et al, decree and
The Wolf creek route was recom­
Columbia park next Sunday.
by the city to conduct a technical |
contests for the I II exhibit h a | e a merchant. Three brothers and gophers with the .12-gunge gun i order of default; Dorman Rice vs. directors meeting Tuesday night
mended after a thorough study by
(Continued on pa ire 10)
¡’hey are: A. which caused his death.
j E. A. McGrath et al. dismissal; with W. F. Cyrus, chairman for
inspection of the pre-treated wood
been **ompletrd and distributed io two sisters survive. ’ 'They
engineers
of the highway depart­
J. Ch.'dlacombc of Bandon, Frank
stave pipe to be used in the city
county I II leaders this week
Running from behind a parked Pauline Rice vs. E. A McGrath, this county, voted to co-operate!
ment and although it will cost ap­
of
Hillsboro,
Walter
D.
of
Corne-
dismissal;
in
every
way
and
appropri
ited
«S10
Sarah
______
sewer
line.
M.
Graham
vs.
definite schedule of events will be
rar on th«* Mountaindalr highway
He explained how the wood was proximately 10 per cent more than
made as soon as all entries in the lius, Mrs. .1 W. Hughes of F’orest and into the rear wheel of Gerald William A. Jackson, default and to carry on the work Other civic
the Scappoose-Vernonia, members
treated and the results obtained by
various contests and demons! ra (¡rove and Mrs Vida Henderson Tucker’s ear, Bobby Ilavers«»n, three- | decree; George W. Selmlmerich vs organisations in the county will be
of the commission said the addi­
Zina
Wood,
asked
by
Cyrus
to
help.
the
preservative
treatment.
dismissal;
Irene
S
lions are reported. Four-11
Four 11 club of Cherry Grove.
year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Annual golf match between the tional expenditure was justified be­
Funeral services were held from Haverson, suffered internal injuries Chapman vs. Reynold Chapman,
Youngberry growers, represent­
members wis ling to take
part in
cause of various advantages that
ing the four principal counties Rotary clubs of Hillsboro and wouuld be gained. The commission
the exhibition events will notify W. the Forest (¡rove lrndertnking par­ last
Thursday.
Tucker reported order; Bessie Hanley Skeels vs.
F. Cyrus, county agent, or (). B. lors Sunday morning at 10 o’clock. I that he saw Mrs. Haverson cross John Whit«* et al. confirmation or­
where the crop is grown, met Mon-! Forest Grove will be held next report says that the Wolf creek
day at the chamber of commerce Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock at route, with existing and feasible
Kraus, county school superintend­ Interment was in the Cornelius khe road but did not sec the child der; Conrad Algesheimer et al vs.
ent, by September 9.
rooms here to discuss problems of lhe Forest Hills Golf club. The conditions, offers the shortest mile­
cemetery.
until after he struck the wheel. Johanna C. Shane et al, order to
strike
and
default;
Credit
Service
raising the berries. A uniform price Hillsboro team won last year and age from Portland to all coast des-
The accident occurretl just north
Dairy
co-operative
members
in
•
is now in possession of the cup.
company
vs.
Will
O.
Clark
et ak
scale for plants was adopted.
(Continued on page 10)
of Mountaindale.
' the county will receive less for
(Continued on pak « 10)
Dr. S. M. Zeller of the Oregon
Rudolph Nelson of Bacona frae-
their milk as the result of the new
, lured his right arm near lhe wrist
wholesale price agreement between State college experiment station;
Real Estate Here Sold
Barkley Henderson, head field'
while cranking a truck Wcdnes
For Cash Durino
lhe '-saclntion anil the eo-opcrat- service man for the Ray-Maling
ror cash Curing Week ,„k, distributors in |.„rt|.1,ld. T|„.
I day and Art Magahey of Hillsboro
I«*
Ilf
I
Wai
f
iring
ami
a
!*.*■**>.>
■
.
.
I
cannery
here, and a representative
Sale
of
two
farms
and
a
house
suffered a fractured left leg while
new schedule is $1.50 for 100
was re­ pounds of four per cent milk and | 1 of the Gresham Berry Growers’ j
STATE CAPITOL NEWS LETTER
I by buying a set of low priced plates working on the Emmott place near near Hillsboro this week
(A. L. Lin«tl>«H*k)
<>ffercd by llu* state of Washing Laurel. Dr. Bobb attended both ported by W. (). Gala way, realtor. 30 cents a pound for butterfat in . co-operative, as well as’ William F.
“Too many people fail to recog­ confession of discipleship, lhe yoke
Salem School will open at the
The 60 acre farm
known as the sweet cream. The large surplus i Cyrus, county agent, spoke. Grow­
Ion arc finding their investment a men.
nize the worthwhileness of person­ of Christian service, and the yoke
university, state college and three
ers
of
Youngberries
representing
Emil
Fischer
place
near
North
costly «me. The slate police arc now ,
cuts the return down below this
stale normal schools on September
\\ ashington, Clackamas, Marion and ality,” said the Rev. Herbert A. of personal affliction and sorrow,
Plains was sold to D. F. Wolfard figure.
engaged in a general round up of New Loaf Bread Made
If) with the opening date for the
Multnomah counties attended the Deck, in supplying the pulpit of as being good to be borne, for the
of
Portland,
and
a
40-acre
tract
lhes«’ motorists and many of them i
Co-operative officials say the re­ meeting.
By Perfection Bakery just north of Hillsboro was sold
the Methodist Episcopal church development of Christian char­
medical school at Portland set for
are being required by the courts to1
A new loaf of bread is being for Calib Perry to James Middle­ duction is only temporary until I
October I. F’reslitmin week nt the
Price scale for the plants runs during the vacation of the Rev. acter. Pastor Haller also preached
pay
a
fin«*
in
addition
to
pungling
conditions improve. A bulletin is-'
featured by the Perfection Bakery
collrg«* mid university will be <»b-
*• from 10 cents each for orders up Leroy H. Walker last Sunday morn­ the sermon at the union service of
up for a set of Oregon plates nt I and is known ns Schoen's Bread. ton of Sherwood. The home of C. surd by the assocation says: *‘TL%
lhe to 10 plants to $25 per thousand ing. “Many of the best things in worship on Sunday evening at the
served from September 19 to 24
the regular price. One Marion coun­ The local bakery has been working S. Shoemaker in Hillsboro was adjustment in price was necessarv
with all entering students expected
B,rv for lots of 5000 or more plants. A life go by without recognition,” Christian church.
ty motorist, who was caught with for two months to perfect this ex­ sold to .1, I.. Boe of Garden Home
-.......... the large spread be-
to attend. Registration for sopho­
20 per cent will be he said. "God Himself is too often
“Christ Jesus” was the subject
a
pair
of Washington plates on ceptional loaf and L. A. Rogers of All three were cash sales.
tween
faetory
and
grade
B
milk
unrecognised
as we go about our
mores. juniors mid seniors at the
given licensed nursery men. deal- ..
.
of
the lesson-sermon in the service
his ear, spent the night in jail when I o.s \ngclcs, baking engineer nnd
prices.
This
difference
wa,
SI
for
rrs and co-operatives on orders of l,v,I1if* The Rev. Mr. Deck, form­
university will begin Wednesday,
hr was unable Io post bail to guar­ chemist for one of the largest
100 pounds during the first half! 5000 or more.
pastor of the Evangelical and j of the Christian Science society,
' erly "
September 21, mid continue the
of Vigust. Factory shipper, were
flouring mills in the United States,
remainder of the week. Upper class antee his appearance in court.
Copy Please—
Because the Youngberry is new* f I Congregational churches here, ask­ lhe golden text was “Jesus Christ,
attracted by the big spread which
was here for a week assisting.
registration at Ho* college will br
„
¡,
.
.
I
1
n
Washington county,
several ed his hearers to be careful not 'o the same yesterday, today, and for­
Stores
Will
Close
would eventually i
Thirty-five creameries have en
The loaf has been given endorse­
held Salurdny, September 24, at the
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IV1’1'"'1"’' n>"tings may be held to let the highest of life slip by with­ ever.” Among the citations which
prices because of the increased sur­
completion
of
frrshmnn
week. tered samples of butter in the ment locally and an advertisement
_______
-— ■■ educate the growers in the proper out appreciation as w ell as recog­ comprised the lesson-sermon was
Labor Day will be observed
plus.”
the following from the Bible: "And
nition.
Classes nt both schools will begin scoring contest which is being con­ |in the Argus gives a complete de
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i method of raising the berry.
in Hillsboro with the closing
llu* following Monday. Students at ducted in Salem under the direc­ i.scription of lhe Hillsboro product.
C. H. Nosier and Benton Bow- Jesus went about all Galilee, teach­
of business houses, e o u r t
Farmer»’ Union Meet
the three normal schools will reg­ tion of the state department of ag­ \ coupon good for one free loaf
1 man briefly addressed the congre­ ing in their synagogues, and preach­
County Library Books
house and post office. No de­
ister Monday, September 19, with riculture. These include not only j between now* nnd September N may
gation of the Christian church after ing the gospel of the kingdom, and
liveries of mail will be made.
Court
House
Saturday
Ready for Distribution the celebration of the lord’s Sup­ healing all manner of disease among
the following Tu(*sday mid Wed­ Oregon creameries 1ml several from I be found in the advertisement.
Many
are
expected
to
take
the people.”
County unit of the Farmers'I Library
I.;‘„...... books .....1
...» k,.
nesday devoted to pincement ex­ Washington, Minnesota, Wiscon
and packages
of per, the only worship of the Dis-
advantage of the double holi­
t
nion
will
meet
at
the
court
house
teachers'
supplies
are
now
available
aminations and tests. Recitations sin and Tennessee. Experts from Soule Sells Business—
The layreaders were in charge
'
ciples
’
group
last
week.
Plans
nre
arc
day for trips to the beaches
Saturday evening at N o’clock. II. for distribution at the office of O. being made for the temporary sup­ of the service of morning prayer
will begin Tlmrsday, September 22. the department of agriculture and
Ihle to Expand Store
and elsewhere.
flic
Oregon
State
college
arc
doing
’!. Richards will discuss the pro- B. Kraus, county superintendent of plying of the pulpit, which has nt All Saints’ Episcopal church last
While class work at all tin* insti­
A. A. Soule has sold bls stock I
Argus office and mechani­
I posed freight, truck and bus bill. schools. Teachers or district clerks been vacant since the resignation Sunday, but the Rev. II. D. Cham­
tutions will end June 9 different the scoring. Samples scored at this of men’s clothing and shoes to
cal
forces
will
be
off
for
the
time
will
be
scored
again
nt
the
dates have been set for commence­
I I his is a matter of importance, ac- may call for these packages at any I of the Rev. Mr. Putman, early in bers, the vicar, wil make his cus­
('harles Bromberg of Portland,’
day and correspondents and
ment exercises in order to permit stale fair, according to Max Gehl- ' who will operate the business here I
u »filing to Mrs. Bert O’Brien, sec­ time or may obtain them at the the summer. The Rev. A. F. Vnn- tomary appointments at the Church
others
are
asked
to
please
har,
director
of
the
agricultural
friends
of
retary. who urges a representative time of the teachers’ institute, Sep­ Slvke, formerly pastor of the .Mc­ school and morning service next
faculty members and
for a lime and then move the stock i
send in early copy. If possi­
the institutions tn attend, Grad­ department.
attendance.
tember 23, according to the super­ Minnville church, will preach on Sunday morning.
into the Rose City. Mr. Soule, who
ble phone or mail items in
nation exercises at Corvallis will
the coming Sunday.
intendent.
After next Sunday evening, reg­
tomorrow or Saturday. If go­
Stale officials and department makes his home at Laurel, has been
be held .lune 5 and nt Eugene on
Co-op
Unit
to
Meet
The first issue of the Washing­
traveling for a shoe company since
“It is good for a man to bear ular evening services will be re­
ing through the city news let­
June 12 with the two preceding heads who have been vacationing at April and will
Laurel unit of the Dairy Co-op- ton county school bulletin was dis­ the yoke,” was the scripture text sumed by the churches co-operat­
continue in that
ters may be left under the
days devoted to alumni activities lhe sea shore and in the mountains
erat vc association will meet at the tributed from the superintendent’s taken by Pastor Henry S. Haller ing in the union services during
work.
door Sunday or Monday, or
nnil I h e bnrrnlmirente services, are drifting back Io lhe capital and
‘Lauitl community hall Wednesday office Tuesday. The issue calls at-j of the Congregational church for the summer season. The final union
John B. Ihle, who has the ex-
in other words the publishers
( ’ommenccmenl exercises nt each of getting back on the job. labor
night September 7. Manager W. tention to the county teachers’ In­ his sermon at the S:30 tervice in service will be held in the Chris­
elusive women’s a n (I children’s
appreciate the best coopera­
the normal schools arc listed for Day as a rule marks the close of
i W. 17enry will discuss association stitute» th«‘ I II club t ur. books that church. Mr. Haller called at­ tian church at 8 p. ui. The Epi»
the vacation period and state af­ i shoe store, will continue to operate
tion possible. Advertisers are
«lune N.
probit
mis and it is hoped to have and supplies,
reports. University tention to the yoke of authority, copal, Methodist, Christian and
fairs which are at a low ebb dur­ | his business and will take over the
also asked to co-operate.
i B. T. Sims, veterinarian at the of Oregon extension course and the yoke of self-restraint, the yoke Congregational churches have join­
whole store room, with nnticipnted
ing
the
summer
months
nre
rxpect-
thought
to
Oregon motorists who
¡Oregon experiment station, present. teachers’ association memberships. of hard work, the yoke of public ed in these service, this year.
expansion.
(Continueil on page 10)
beat the automobile registration law
Judging Practiced
A
*
I lud dairymen should supp«»rt
tloir own biisim• ••• by voting for
the oh'omargarinc tax bill m Nov
ember was th«' keynote of the
pee« h bv Arthur Ireland, dirrelor
of Hie Washington ««mnty dairy
co «qirrathe, al th« picnic of the
county dairy < «»-«qirrativc and
Farmer»’ I num at Rippling Walers
Approximately
park last Sunday
300 members of ttie two groups at-
trnded
Duiryiurn mult pay taxes on
their property and cows, ami the
tax provided in the iileiomi rga rim*
tax bill w «mid p I a < e approsi
matrly the •tillin' tax on the oleo-
marga rinr product, iK'cording to
Ireland W W. Henry, manager of
th«* dairy co o[ ipcrative discus »cd the
affairs of lite group.
Attention to the growth of th.
Farmer»»* I nlon and wliat the or­
ganizatIon I n doing in the waj al
buying
organize«! marketing and
was pointed out by L. II. Meller.
president of the Oregon Farmers*
I nlon. He believed that every
farmer should be in some kind of
a farm organization. William F.
Cyrus, <-ounty agent, spoke on the
plan of advertising Oregon prod
m Is in connection with the Aineri-
<m I egion convention m Portland.
Other speakers on th«* program
w«'re John Plass, president of the
«•«»iinly Farmers’ I nion, and a di
rr«'tor <»f the slat«- Farmers' I’nion.
Luncheon was served at noon
u dh a program of games, races
a> J • iter sports ill the afternoon,
lb«* Forest Grove band gave a eon-
«•< H during the afternoon.
✓
Faculty Announced
Improving of strawberry plant­
Fe isibility of municipal owner-
ing dock through the certification I »hip of public utilities will be dis-
of plants, possibilitii's in some of eus•«•«!
rd by J. (’. Stevens, Fortland
I
the newer varieties of berries, will «'oriMiilting engineer, at a dinner
1 form th«’ chief topic of discussion meeting of the municipal owner-
at the meeting of berry growers ship league at 6:30 o’clock Friday
in tin- For« t Grove union high night at th«* Veterans’ hall. Organ-
s<hool Saturday afternoon nt two Ixut ion of the league will be coin-
o’clock, according to W. F. Cyrus, nlet I at the meeting, according to
Al the same time Dr J (). Robb, president.
county agent
seed growers of Washington conn­
( «•nsideration to municipal own­
ty will meet in another part of ership of b«»th water and electric
the building.
pow«r projects will probably be
Crimson «lover, vet«h, pea» and ghrii in the talk. Stevens was con­
grass seed crops will be discussed sulting engineer on the Diesel pow­
by (icorgc It Hy slop, Oregon State er pl ant at McMinnville, visited
coll« g«-, al the seed growers* meet­ last Wednesday by a delegation
ing. Local growers will tell of from the league, and o the hydro-
their experience» in handling some lelectri«- project at Eugene. He is
of these crops.
! aho «-hairman of a sub-committee
\ iriis disease troubles are declar­ rollerting data for th«* Reconstruc­
ed I«» in* the cause of much of the tion I irian« «* corporation. The group
uneven growth or dwarfing und considers flu* feasibility of c«»mmu-
«•«»nsequrnt
unprofitablencNH O f nitv projects, inquires into the un-
soim* strawberry plantings. O. T. ctnployrnent situation in these com­
MeWhorter, f ormer
Washington munities, and determines how pro­
county agent, will go over the plan motion of the project will affect
of combating these and the plan unemployment.
of plant certification. New berries
Stevens has had wide experience
and new varieties and their adapt-1 in th« development of municipally 1
ability to trail«- demands will also owned projects and is well informed
he brought out. One or two grow­ on the subject, according to Dr.
ers in this county have small plant­ Robb, president. Hr urges all citi­
ings of several varieties of straw­ zens interested in th«* ¡»lan to at­
berries. 'These growers will give tend th«- meeting Friday evening.
their opinion of some of the new I
That the water project would be
plants gained from their own ob- ' the first municipal unit to be de-
servations.
(Continued on paire 1JO>
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Factor in Market
Fight in Prospect
Home Products
Term in State
Prison Given Menu Features
C. C. Follette
Resigns Today
Local Golfers
>
Metzger Boy
Killed By Gun
Grove Suffers
Defeat Sunday
Death Sudden for
H. T. Challacombe
»
Youngberry Raising
Discussed at Meet
Reduction in Milk
Prices Announced
University, College, Normal
Schools to Open September 19
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»
Value of Personality Cited by
Mr. Deck; Union Meets to End