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THE Tage Ten II I LES R O RO ARGUS. Gratie Schools of Grove Loses Out I n Series Clash City Open Tuesday miles via McMinnv ille and Tilla mook. Seaside VI« Wolf creek a n d » laterals, 79.57 miles via Hamlet ’S 12' 08 «Continued from paure l> (Continued from vmie 11 junction; via existing roads (Conllnuxl from pa«* 1) Bachelor* • II 11 O A mies; Florence McDonald» general miles via Columbia highway. 0 s»ience; Jessie l’oi’l, 1 at ill; M M 4 1 11 K. Smith, lb ril to perk up again next week A Tillamook Via X\ »»If creek ana 5 3 I 9 M count of nose* around the capitol liitcrah. T5.T5 miles »1.« Wilson Sauer. 6 9 0 0 Romig, manual arts; F. C Stallcj, Helmke. If one day thi* week found W of river; via existing r»».uls< 109 lx Bottler, rf 4 1 ,0 0 civics and TcnncsNce \\ eatherred, 5 0 0 0 biology. Olney. c( ficial* and department head* absent miles via McMinnville. 0 9 4 4 G. Smith. 2b cither on vacation or on business Opening dates for II more coun X crnoni.i Via Wolf crick a'.vl \X a Irren. Sb 2 1 1 tv school* were announced t»»da> for the state. 4 1 10 laterals. «5.25 mile» via Buxton: Me^xinirer. . c 0 1 1 3 b\ O. B Kraus, county superln-' via existing roads. 60 miles via Heim. p Joe Dunne. Mu!tm>m«h county Forest Grove. 9« 10 1 27 10 tendent of schools. Blooming and Total« .... Milon, was in the eapit.il thi* week Gearhart Via Wolf creek and Foreet Grove • B I H o A Seth school.«» will begin next Mon 4 I 4 day, while Rock ('reck anti I’nlon with the information that rreit laterals. 61.95 mile- via Hamlet McDonald. 2b 1 6 0 Turk, c hiiliile of I.aGrande bis the senate junction; via existing roads. 122 6» Zimmerman, cf 4 1 8 0 will start on Tuesday Cooper Moun presuienev all »< » ed up am ready mile* via Columbia highway. Mountainside, \loha Huber, 4 1 io 0 tain. H. Zimmerman. lb 4 I 1 9 McKinley, Laurel Ridge and I aurrl for delivery Kiddle, according to Clatskanie \ ia \V olt creek anil Beeler, •» 9 0 0 hate selected September 12 as »»pen Dunne, has 22 vote» p edged to his laterals 73-5 "illes via Buxton and Boyle* rf 4 1 0 2 K omi . 9b support. Dunne also declared that Vernoniat via esiatiu r.md-. 6.»io Kamran. If 4 0 9 I ing dates .»nd Gales Creek scho«»l he had 23 vote* all lined up for hi* mile* im Columbia highway 9 0 0 0 wall open its door*s on September Tolke. p I I 0 1 19. If the t'nited States department Mallory, p bill to abolish the office of U 0 0 0 Reiabeok, p tarv to the state board of higher of public roads accepts the recom education, a post now filled by Dr. mendations made by the highway 35 7 2 11 Total« ....... . UNIFORM POPULARITY K H E Score : F». F Lindsey, one of the states commission Friday. approximately The reasons for the grow th Of 000 3 7 0 010 020 ’ F ’ orwt Grova 512.1 miles of Oregon state high- Bachelor« highest paid officials. iH'2 001 001 4 10 1 the popularity of Vnirriciin l egion ......... wavs will be added to the federal _ ____ Smith _ Sauer, uniforms are (1) that they provide Kun» Bachelors : , K. Grove; R<**. Tolke. Turk. Haim : Forest Business at the supreme court is aid system. Helmke. Sauer. Home run* a neat appearing substitute for the Twobaae hits The additions would be made un better than usual, according to Rom. Turk, Stolen base« Helmke. Sau- »»Id service uniforms, which are now Arthur S. Benson, clerk of the der the new congressional act. which er. Walgren. Double play Heim to K deeidrdlx passe due to the ravages provides for a material increase of Smith. Bas»* on ball» Heim 1, Tolke 9. of time both on their texture and court The depression l.a* boosted I. Reiabeek I. Struck »»ut Heim on the physiques of their wearer; litigation. Appeals to the hign court federal aid in highway construction Mallory 10, Tolke Surveying of the state highway Reiabeck. 3. Reisbeck 2. !. Loaing pitcher (2) they permit a uniform a p- are approximately 30 per cent o\ pearanee for all types of legion er those of a year ago. The court, between Hillsboro and Forest Grove functions and parades; (3) they which has been vacationing since has been under way during the are used as a substitute for formal August 1. «'ll tx'F’" to *r,ni* “g“'l past week by a crew from the state wear at legion dances and ban- next Tuesday, with a number of highway commission with the pur quets; and ( 4> I hr j positix rly cases set for argument during the pose of eventually widening the State crews will probably* road. __ identify legionnaires at eonvrn- month. (Continued from pa*re 1» work on the section of the proposed order; Myrtle Henuelin vs. Eugene tions, and are striking the inost cut route to the sea between In view of recent development* sh rt M. Heriuelin, default and decree; telling blow at the depredatiti i»ns of in the affairs of the state's offi the summit and Sunset camp next State vs. Charles Curtis, order; the “drug store cowboys,” c o I- the week preparatory to letting cial family the return of absent and E. Greely vs. C. G. Boggle et legiatcs and other forms of “jelly members of the board of control construction for that portion of al, order confirming account and beans,” who do the lion’s share of the hell-raising for which the Je to the capitol is awaited with much the road. discharging receiver. ir.tcrert. Smouldering embers of re Orders in the following estates gionnairrs have had to take the sentment between State Treasurer were issued by the county court: blame, 1 he G. A. R found such a Holman and W.lliam Einaig, pur Harry T. Challacombe, Clifford C. standardized uniform of value, and c could do much worse than fol chasing agent, this week burst forth Harman, Emil Fischer and Ella we low their example. Editorial in into full flame. Holman has de Hohman. Post Script, Eric. Pa. (continued from par« X) manded the resignation of Kinsig. charging that the latter used vile Schmeltxer and H. P. Strickler, IN OREGON HOMES language in the presence of his Sherwood, Route 3; William Elling I.inslaw Among the 200 i ane secretary. The objectionable lan son, W. H. Burkert and Ivan Bur county co-operators in the year guage, according to the treasurer, kert, Sherwood Route 5; H. J. ’round gardening project is one was hurled in the course of an ar Valentine, Beaverton Route 3; C. Oregon orchardists "ho have been here who expects to improve upon gument over a letter which Hol H. Thompson, Sherwood Route 4. man had sent to Einaig charging F. C, Mluke and R. F. Pomeroy. using the bordeaux paint mixture her record of 1930-31. Last year that he was accepting free medical Sherwood Route 4; Clive Owens. recommended by Oregon State col her garden produced vegetables and and hospital service at the expense John Walters, Findley Bros.. H. lege for protecting pruning or other fruits valued at $336.76. Of these of the state and that he was guilty R. Findley. R. R. Graves. Abe Stol- tree wounds from decay, now may she canned S56.1O worth of vegr- ~ E. ” Wismer, have official assurance from the tables and ^118 worth of fruit. In of insolent and boorish conduct to ler. E. Werner, C. ward representatives o f Oregon Harry Hansen and Emil St alder. department of agriculture that this addition this homemaker stored or manufacturers and merchants who Portland Route 2; J. I’ Meurer, material is the best now known to used fresh vegetables amounting to <70.08 and fruits \aluvd at 892.28. call at his office with goods to sell J. T. Croeni. Fred Berger and A. science. This paint, dveeloped in 1926 by Fhe state wide trend toward living the state. Governor Meier from his L. Croeni, Hillsboro Route 4: Con- Portland office has refused to com rad Dick and Abe / th 1er. Hills- S. M. Zeller, plant pathologist at at-home or "homemade living" is mit himself as to his attitude to boro Route 1; Francis Keenon, the experiment station, was one of gaining impetus, l’he garden pro ward Holman's demand for Ein Richard Keenon, Glen Brisbine. 120 such preparations recently giv- ject is supervised b y Gertrude sig's scalp but has intimated that Glen Townsend. Harry Bunke. Har en exhaustive tests by forest path Skow. home demonstration agent he would have “plenty to say say ” old Hobin, Elmer Coonies, George ologists of the United States de and O. S. Fletcher, agricultural when he returns to Salem next Hobin and Trigway Nordahl, Banks partment of agriculture. Dr. Zeller agent. week. In the meantime Secretary Route 3; and Charles Schtnidlin, , has just been notified that the Fos.xil An unusually accoinmo . preparation he originated proved of State Hoss, who had no hand Vernonia. to....................... be the best of the entire 120' dating woodbox has been built by in hiring Einzig in the first place, a Wheeler county homemaker who substances tried. contents himself with sitting on A report on the tests made by. describes it as follows: “This wood the sidelines and saying nothing Dr. Rush 1\ Marshall, forest path box, located next to the stove, has while apparently enjoying the sit- ologist of the U. S. 1). A. stationed the lower section for wood with a uation. kindling. at Yale, shows that the bordeaux narrow shelf above for (continued from para 1) \ second shelf above is for news The people's utility district bill veloped when the plan materializes , paint such as is now used general papers. Since the box is just across passed by the last legislature un is the opinion of Dr. Robb. Com ly by Oregon orchardists has the from the sink, I have added still der the demand for “free power pletion of this project would em advantage of being able to destroy another shelf for cleaning materials.” without cost to the taxpayers’’ ap ploy more local labor and the need the decay organisms and yet not parently needs a lot of revamping for a municipal water plant is form an air or water-ti ht covering which leads to many complications. to make it workable. The exper greater, he said. So successful was the material ience in Tillamook county has de that a commercial concern of Con BUTTER BUILDS HEALTH veloped a lot of leaks in the free necticut, the Bartlett company, is RESERVE power program. Because of the That the amount of butterfat preparing to put out a dressing fact that two of the seven pre- cincts involved voted against the eaten is directly related to the made up by this formula except burning measure the entire organization is occurrence of respiratory diseases, that green color will be added to out o n nullified, according to the attor such as colds, was found in re make it better for use on ornamen »ut half ney general, in spite of the fact searches conducted by Dr. Amy tal trees. Each package will give «te gets that the district as a whole a p- Daniels of the State University of credit to the Oregon Experiment III!- proved the organization by a large Iowa. Dr. Daniels studied the eat station and Dr. Zeller for the or i in win- iginal formula. ing habits of children suffering vote. The effort to organize a dis it cakes This tree paint is easily made on trict in Tillamook county was the from respiratory infections and dis the farm by mixing raw linseed covered that their diets were low- first move made under the terms of the new law and that action was in vitamin A. Butter is the richest oil with commercially prepared dry sioners’ proceetiinir» 825, taw dept. 8 bordeaux mixture. It is applied with 50, county sc holo «upt. 83.94. e taken against the advice of the food fat source of this vitamin. 87 5«). county treasurer 83. total .Similar investigations in Den la brush and brushed out to a thin clerk state hydro-electric commission 868.84; S. E. Fayram. county traaj qrer. whose authority over such districts, mark by Blegvad show that the coat. Wounds are allowed to dry 84; France« Campbell, relief J. W A eve infection, xerophthalmia, is in off for a week before the paint is 82; Farmers' Cash «tore, court house ex- it appears, is purely advisory. pense, 82.40; Corwin Hardware. court versely proportional to the con applied. house expense 827.22, county theriff'» This paint has been known to re expense sumption of butterfat. During the $8.65. total 830. 17; F J. Sewell. World war, the Nordic races ex main on a tree wound and resist coroners inquest fee«, Elizabeth Koeber. ported large amounts of butterfat, all sorts of weather for seven years. decease»!, 811.50; Dr. J. . O. Rohh. eoro- ner’s ph.ysician inqu««! t fees. Elizabeth their chief source of vitamin A. Koeber, deceased, 11"; Dr Frank H. COUNTY COURT The cases of eye infection increased. Mcnne, autopsy physic! tan inquest fee«, (Continued from SX (Continued from paxe 1) A few years later when the ex 826.7 Letter Ireland 4: Co., county Elixalieth K«»eber, deccasi ed. 97S Coroner’s Jarora-—Elizabeth Koeber, tinations between Tillamook and portation of butter was forbidden, h<«pital expense. 81.90: Hill*b«»ro Fred Dereated Astoria. It referred to the follow the cases of eye infections com Co., Inc., county hospital expense 230,- H. L. MarKentie. 8! ; John Kamna. 40: Washington County News-Time« com ing lateral connections that would pletely disappeared. I n Sweden, missioners’ proceedings May and June SI ; J. J Wi»mer. II ; H. G. Vincent. follow’ construction of the Wolf where even the poorer families 85'». county school supt. expense 83.70, SI : J. H. Garrett. 8t : A. H. Bunch. St. Witnest -Coroner*« Inquest—Elizabeth consume approximately two ounces total 853.70: Henry Younv. relief Win creek route: Kf»eber, Drr»-a»ed field S. Holt, deceased, 822.5«« ; W. E. Minnie Jones. 81.5''. Mi-t Either Greer, Wilson river near Banks to Tilla of butterfat daily, there are no Finzer & Co.. Inc., county school supt. cases of this vitamin A deficiency 81-50; Jessie McKay. 81 5u . May vic expense, 81.75: West Coast Printing & mook, to be constructed; Cronin Binding Co., circuit court expense 83 r>5, Altman, 81.50; Robert William OversLy. creek to Mohler and Nehalem bay, diseases. 81.50. "To build a health reserve which county assessor 84.55, county clerk 829.- proposed; Humbug and Fishhawk F, J. Sewell. Coroner’« inqu< •t fee. Har- 86. total 838.06; Franklin Printing com creeks via Olney to Astoria, six protects you from disease, eat at pany. elections, 85.05; F. S. Lansr Manu rieon M. Huyhxon. Decea»e<l. 19; Dr. C. E. Maxon, coroner’s physic an inquest least the ‘ protective ’ amount of facturing Co., county hospital expense, miles of new connecting road need 815.95; W. E. Pittenirer. relief J. R. fee*. Harrison M. Hu^fh- MOB, dereaned. |10 ; ed, and Buxton to Vernonia and butterfat every day,” says nutri Jones. 82: Home Laundry, county jail F. J. Sewell, coroner’« inquest i fee, Thom- tion authorities of the Oregon Clatskanie( already partly built. expense 821.91. county h«/«pital expense ax Huntley. dee«»ased, 85 5; Dr Archie O. Dairy Council. “Vitamin A may 828.34, total 850.25: Cloaaet & Devers, Pitman, coroner’» phyaician __ inqueet fe*. Suburban Opportunitie« decease«!, |10; F. J. " be stored in the body. This stor county hospital expense, 810.32: Portland Thoma* Huntley, Se*A-e||, coroner’s inquest fee, Emma The route through this county, age, according to Dr. H. C. Sher Gas & Coke Co., county hospital expense, Duffy, deceased. 85.60; F. J. Sewell, r<>r- 813.70: West Coast Telephone Co., county it is pointed out, will bring valu man, nutrition authority, acts not hospital expense. 85.80; Beaverton Enter oner’« inquest fees, Fred Chamberlain, able suburban advantages to Port only as a reserve but increases the prise. county school supt. expense, 83-60; decease«!. 812.06; 1 Dr. J. B. Dinsmore, land in the Tualatin valley. The vigor and ability of the body to Joe Hren. court house rxpense, 83: Pa coroner’« physician inqueet fee«, Fred cific Cash Market & Grocery, relief Mrs. Chamberlain, deceased, 810: F. J. Sew resist disease. J’ ” scenic advantges re also cited. Ruth Harlm 82.70, relief J. Rockwell ell, coroner's inquest ff-en, John Reaifan. “This route primarily is to be 85, total 87.10; Portland General Elec deceaxed, 80: Dr. Waltz, coroner’« physi He: “ Did I tell you about my tric Co., county hospital expense, 825.96; cian inquest fees. John Reagan, deeeaaed, Portland’s short route to the sea, Pacific Cash Market A Grocery, indigent 810; F. J. Sewell, coroner'« inquest fee«, which is granted by the entire state .swell apartment?” soldiers fund, 815.37; E. 8. Bannister, Philip H. Lang, deceased. 86.20; Dr. She: : “We had better not go into bounty, ’ 81.20. as merited by the metropolis,” the Hillsboro Aruus, commis- Waltz, coroner’« physician inqueat fee». report read. ‘‘In the opinion of that !” the state highway commission fu You can’t scll’em if you don’t ture use of the Wolf creek route will show the wisdow of this choice, tell’em. .—Try a Classified Ad. and corning generations will realize the convenience and savings in op craton.” The following table shows dis tance from Portland to various points under proposed plans: Astoria—Via Wolf creek and laterals, 87.40 miles via Humbug creek and Fishhawk falls; via exist ing roads, 104.94 miles via Colum bia highway. Cannon Beach—Via Wolf creek and laterals, 80.66 miles via Ham let junction; via existing roads, 133.79 miles via Columbia highway. Garibaldi—Via Wolf creek and laterals, 87 miles via Wilson river; via existing roads, 120.42 miles via McMinnville and Tillamook. Mohler—Via Wolf creek and WILLIAM WAIBEL TRADE laterals, 75.4 miles via Cronin creek: via existing roads, 135.45 miles via 1 mile east of Laurel US YOUR McMinnville and 'Tillamook. OLD TIRES Phone Scholls 1819 Rockaway—Via Wolf creek and laterals, 85.03 miles via Cronin We have a v'eady de creek; via existing roads, 125.82 mand for old fire*. We make you the largest cashallowancev, when you trade lift your °’<’r bald-headed tires for rkV/ dependable new U. S. Royal* built with Tempered Rubber. Price* were never lower. If you plan on building a silo you will want the one that U. S. Tire« at the«e low price* will give you the most return on your money, Investigate a Give Matchle«» Service concrete tile silo, the ideal silo. A concrete tile silo .... ........... will ab- U.S. Peerle«« U. S. solutely . keep pound of ensilage in perfect _________ condition, , will , every ----- , , ......... ................. ... t__________ outlast any other kind of building on the place, is wind 4.10 21 $478 proof, verminproof, and fireproof. Sec a concrete tile silo be 4 .75-19 6.33 fore you build any other kind. We will be ready to show 5.00 20 6.73 you a concrete tile silo in perfect condition, give you an es 5.25 -21 8.45 5.50 19 timate cheerfully, and still be friendly if wc don’t sell you a nickel’s worth. Opening of Higher Schools Announced Sentence to Pen Meted to Offender Inspection Made Local Spud Fields O. S. C. Makes Best Tree-Wound Paint Public Ownership to Be Discussed Friday Road Through This County Designated Labor Day PEACHES Specials Hale Elbertas Muirs P. O. Box 70 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a Clouds Pnrt When Sun Eclipse Start* w Ab.* II If I , . I C I o I XI the two lipse was shadow passed I and sun here nt ¡ i the FUNNIEST PAIR IN PICTURES’ They travel from “the »tick»” to the Great White Way— ■nd are they funny, and are the girl* cute and peppy! Don't mi»a them! THOSE TWO LUNATICS— + — Philip H. I.MDtf. ilei'eaKeii. 8 b* Curry’« Grvcvrv. relief, J \\ Adam». 88 26. Ar thur Blunt, bounty. Or; |.<*»li<* XI lev, bvunt.v, fl 20 Walter Raynul»!». bounty, •**’<’ • M»’A!libtcr. Umnty, |l 20. |- I Hewitt, eounty sheriff's exiwime. i9 60 ; Carl Hiltleter. bounty, 89.70; Stan»!- ar»l Oil C» a . uf California, county «her- iff’« expense. |5> M' Al.»ha Meat Market, relief Ivan Kin» and family. 815; J W C»>nnell. sheriff, county sheriff’» expense, 817 65. Troutman .Market, relief Garruh 86. J. W. Fleenor 82. Grau 81. F Morey 89.91. Bert Pixler 8 . total 8 '6 91 . A K l’»'’ken. court house expm»e» 8145. Newt Griffin, eounty sheriff’s exi‘en»e. 89 6" . Terminal Ice A Cold Storage Co., county sheriff’s «xpense. 81 . W. H Coon, coun ty hen! inspector, 860.90; Cady Co.. county sheriff ’« ’« expense. sheriff . ___ , Service Garaae. county »hvriff*» expense. 868.10. p I’crcy^ Long, court hou»« expense. 55c; Dr. J. B. Dinsmore, health offk-er, salary, 8150; W. F. Spritfirle. county sh«T- iff’« expense. 81.0; Harms A Bna*h. county sheriff's rxi»ense, 85; S E. Fay- ram. county sheriff’s expense, 85. S. E. Fay ram, •loir _ _ ___ fund. 81125. C U Oak«* Grocery, relief J. R. Jones. 84.40; Edw. C. Luce, county clerk, elections 811.70, circuit jud«e 85. c»»unty clerk 811.25, total 827.95. Dr. A i. O. Pitman, physician J»*ephinc Seaton. L insane. 35. Dr. J. B. Dinsmore, physician i John W. Morrow, insane <di»nii>se*ii. 85; | Mrs. l.ut'illc Ger- trade White, widow'i Oil Ctx. county sheriff 86.54. i«e 76c. total 86.30; G. expense «an, juvenile court expense. McGinn, fruit im inspector. 338 Witness County Court ____ — _ In — Rs . Bacon, Dependent <Juvenile Court* June 1 Hrndereon. 1 2 «io . Anna Belle Pavey. 82 2.60; Ferd llraach. 32 6.); Jeo.ie Hen.lerson n. 32 6«) Mr». Edna .M<*rhrr»on, 82 «»> ; M In*. Bertha XViedewltach. 42.6»». Katherii • m r . Miskim n». I • Mrv .A Brock, |2 6.», Mrs. C I, 32.6>’ . Mr». Fran.n» Trit*»«, Mr r». Erwin 8*hnow, 32.60. Walter H HHinty. 311.2’». Wallace McFher- rtty rourt witness, in re )*at«y rpendent (Juvenile court). 32.60. Drug »torr, county clerk 3(60, uiaaMor 31.75. relief exp. 37.10 '45. Loia Field Aaen. widow*« 317; C. Topi ch. bounty. 81.60. men. bounty. 89 20; A. I* Erick- mty. 8\13. Mr». Althea Har- ‘low*» pen.ion. 815; G. H um « 11 Morr ran • f Hilhbor»* |»uet N... 6 Ameri- can l.eifu-n, I lon, indinen indigent »oldier»* fund. 832.- 47; XX. 1 K. Vpahaw, fruit inspector, 812,- F Puol-Gardner * “ Lumber Co.. court • e «penne. 8' »6. Mn. Mary I! widow'» peri«ton, 815. Kay Chaae, . 85.50, J«.hin I Drthlefs, bounty, i Tony Kun dcHua. b«>unty. 82.su., e IL Jack, bounty. 8io. CLAIMS ALLOWED AUGUST. fl If -Dixon am mnty. |«¡u I Hi XL G, Bi >f K i If j c i Ji S3 h Du ut. 110 State In Bureau of 1. »r. J. SI 79 , Geo I M B E Hu L I FOR MONTH OF 1932. Hnwli |I3! jrt 3. L J Ruth ’. Ho. C I N lick. S» And. r. The • Au W « , ; s k V T !• 8 A a BUSTER ( h <• ( 4 H i J W ( >n Wi r 4 rl (,< I ! L II If A I ' lx. H II X H B F I. Hr 4 A li B F. II I i<l 44 4'i J.< ( II Bi I I. A E E D ( < Fur J. • J I ¡I . L %trr ( hjr . E I> rotine I ion directed $ by F.dward hr tig w t» k ■ Au ?.. Bi * •__ JÇt a* -9 Ihr Policy of Thi« Butine«« »»— Be Kind L Be Careful We want the trade of particular people. I I USED CARS I ! EXAMINE OUR BETTE R FOR LESS Try our Shop I E JIMMY n.irroa- \tt Shr| J «»li in IA J F XI tr. k Ik* II II. 24 . X <•<*■! 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Big Shows - Little Price 10c and 25c Phone 1341 Across Washington St. from Hillsboro cannery Thursday, September 1,193 Here^ TO DAIRYMEN Hillsboro Concrete Brick 8C Tile Co. OREGON Il II. LSR O RO. THIRD STREET HILLSBORO. ORE. PHONE Sil «151 COMING SOON [ WilHtogeraji^ “Down to Earth”