LABEL Keep Informed The Argus Gives the News of Your Community Indicatea When aper Expiren l.lt.i'Wi IHmilliM ' With Which is Combined the Hillsboro Independent HILLSBORO, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 19:; 1 VOLUMI-'. XL NO. IÖ Court to Seek CWA Projects HUhi Hoopsters Bank Deposits City Fire Losses City Council Cannery Sale During 1933 Show Bids for Span For Teachers Drop Game Here Approved by Now Insured Plans Control At Gales Creek Tremendous Rise To Franklin Five Against Loss Fire I In Hillsboro for 1933 Planned Here Eilhl hoep' iters dropped a pre- l iquor Sales Bid» for u permanent bridge to Stockholders oks replace th«- old covered one over total* d 540.162.84, according to a reason game to the powerful Frank- rep .i t submitted to the city coun- <>iil«'>. «reek at Gales City which lin high .* ool team of Portland Proposed Ordinance Model­ wa.'. dynamited during the recent Fed«*ral Corporation Plans cil lui sday evening by Fire Chief Emergency Relief Program here Wcdn day night 21 to 9. Al- Offer to Buy Packing Plant Wa 'i r Tews Tills total was nearly high water will probably Is* «-ailed though trailing 1 to 13 at he close Full Protection Up to Unemployed Teachers to tlx times larger than the loss In by the county court aismt January ed on Knox Bill to be Given O. K. ; Increased of the first half. Hillskoro made 193-’ due principally to tlie du>as- III Temporary bridge Is now being a strong bid for a comeback at the $2500 Ail Account* Start by January 15 Acted Upon at Meet Packs Here Seen constructed by a county bridge crew, troi Commercial building fire Mart of the third quarter, comm',' January 29. 1933. in which damage accoi ling to Commissioner Her-1 within a few point* of catching the amounted to 538.235.29 mull Kerkman flying Franklin squad Local* will Hulein With the May prlinurli C' ntraiy to past years, city calls Pluns ami ipeclfnations for tlw split into two teams Friday night, only 20 weeks in tlie future Inter- exceeded summons from outside of new bridge uie now being prepured one going to St Mary's and the est In political events nuiurally < i li­ the city limit*. Out of the 51 calls other to Gaston high school and blds will be culled as Main ax ters In pr«ai|>e< live candidatos. recorded. 35 came from within the they ure complete, the commission­ Both Frankin ana Hlihl played Governor Meier about wlios«' plans er deflated. Present plan» ure for System of Service Charge* city and 16 from outside Twenty- County Schools to Assist a hard-checking game in the re­ Plan Doe* Not Affect Local there tuts Isen much s|w< illation three were siren calls, while 28 were cons ruction ot concrete piers with turn game here, with Franklin out­ __________ ' Is ex­ during the _____ po»i lew weeks called in. Postponed Thirty Day* in Plan Administration alternate bld* on a steel or wood Growers and Employe» playing the locals in the first half. pected --- - to come forward with u def- bridge construction. Calls received between 6pm Hilhi was able to connect with but —......... inite announcement of * bl* intin a rn totaled 24. according aid 7 Transportation over Gales creek one point out of seven tries, while lions anon. There are muny among Liquor ordinance, incorporating at Galas city 1» now being uccom- Insurance of bank deposit* 1 n to the report. All city trucks were Emergency relief program for un­ the visitors found the hoop for 13 Sale of the Hillsboro plant of Hie political prognosticator* who the siillrnt regulatory and license 241 miles with no accidents driven of u cable car, employed teachers with CWA funds U b Washington county became a reality pllshed by meuris points. Rav-Maling Co.. Inc., local pack­ duucnosc recent devel<>pm»nla - ■ features of lla Knox bill and draft ­ t-.tal ol 8900 feet of large and a u»Ml of city council Tuesday night Action wise and is swung by a pulley from uled to become effective at the same answered 40 calls and 10 of these ed for adults 16 years of age or shots but failed to connect with th« the purchasing company was not was also taken to bring the collec ­ over and no charge will be mad? basket for the points to put HUhi released for publication, but officer* a long cable across the dream. time was postponed until February alone. Uie raUc* lax tor school relief Many Fire causes during the year were for instruction, according to O B in the running. In the final period, and directors assured stockholders be.levv Uis< I nr governor will res. tion of city occupation taxes to an Travelers coast down the cable to 1. according to word received from Issue the middle of the stream and then NRA headquarters. 11»tea as follows Chimney fires 17. Kiaus, county school superintend­ the visitors strengthened with the that it would insure a greater pack Ills roar before tlie p«-oplr on thrsr Deposits up to 52500 will be in­ defective flues 2. sparks on the ent. 'Dial tlie city ordinance providing pull themselves up to the other side I wo Lusiies On Uie other halal there result that each team scored a to- in the local plant together with ade­ Allotment of 55000 to 514.000 tai of eight points during the last quate financing Details of the plan are man-' oUiera Just a* politically tor tlie sale of non-lnloxlcatlng Work is now under way replac­ ured 100 per cent against loss un­ root 7. careless burning 4, green were presented by H W Ray, wlae, wia> analyze thrsr devrlop- beverages hi Hillsboro and for li­ ing the Shady Brook bridge, while der the new program Larger de­ iiay 1. false alarm 1. furnace back­ monthly has been allowed Oregon half. chairman of the board, and B. E. inent* *» definite symptoms of tlie cence tees was repealed by the county road crews are busy patch­ posits will be insured only for 62500 fire 1 lightning 1, arson 1, auto­ for civil works service projects in Fast breaking and basket shoot - governor s Intention to reUrr with passage of tile Knox bill was reveal­ ing roads dumaged by water ero- ¡•I present After July 1 ol this year, mobile backfire 1. arc from broken education under the Federal Emer­ mg of Richardson stood out in the Malmg. president and general man­ the end of til* present term His ed by Paul 1. Patterson, city at­ slon State highway crews are also plans of the Federal Deposit Insur­ light globe 1, spark from steam gency Relief administration. Funds play of the home team, while Dins­ ager. Continue Other Plants rapouaal of Uw »«les Ux. U»es<- ar­ torney Necessity of providing reg­ active In the county repairing state ance corporation will be completed engine 1. and boy playing with are to be used in employing needy, more's checking was outstanding. for effecting 100 per cent insur­ matches 1 Twelve of the fires re­ unemployed teachers or members of gue. will gn»u >11» defeat al .he ulatory measures to operate dur­ roads Ray-Maling will continue the op­ Jewell. Franklin s six-foot-five cen­ ance of bank deposits up to 610.000, other professions, businesses and sulted from unknown causes. the tour to eight weeks be fore ing Novernlier elccUon even II tie siuiukl eration of the Ray-Brown plant at That some of the county bridges 75 per cent Insurance of deposits Report expressed regret for the trades, who are unemployed and ter. was the backbone of the vis­ Woodburn and the apple cannery at be succitalul In receiving Uir noni- the state liquor law becomes effee­ (Continued on paitf« 8. rvlumu itors' play, with Leavens, guard, as and 50 per comptant to teach. This relief from 510 000 to 550 000 wax emphasized by tlie al tor - live losing of the Commercial building by Yakima, Wash , Doth of which are inallun la at May cent Insurance of all larger bank fire That this was due prooably educational program will in no way high point man of the game Rufu» Holman, whoar name ha» ney With this emergency In view. Hilhi won two pre-season con­ owned Oy the local company. Of­ ue posit* more to poor construction than to displace any of the regular educa­ also been Included In Uw lint ol Mayor O Phelps called a spec ial tests with Scappoose high school fices of Ray-Maling and A. J. Ray Many Account* sided inefficiency of the fire department tional work of any school system. passible candidate» for tlie gover council meeting for next week earlier in the season and dropped Ac Son will be maintained in their Schools Co-operate More than 99 per cent of the was the conclusion stated by the nornhip. has let It be known that Knot mil Model present quarters in the Hillsboro Continued on 4. column 1) ( accounts in the Commercial Nation­ report Project will be administered tie dt entirely barred Uw way session of the- slate legislature de­ the local plant under the sale ar­ inspection* and 21 plumbing ; ln- to Uw reversal of Ural decision in clared Patterson License fees are New Year's Crash Causes cent, according to local bankers. spections. according to O. O 1 Fr«e- tendents, principals and Smith- rangement, which the director» Hughes vocational teachers. Inter­ Larger accounts in both banks will event n bccorrw* nccoasury to draft *r; up to conform with the stale (Continued on pa«« 8. column 4j have been instructed to carry out. Large Damage Action be insured against loss up to 52500 ested persons who can meet the lUm as a crushdate against Mrlrr cut. These levs will be collected by Mating is to give half of his time Delay in placing the new sched­ quaiflcations as teachers and who Ham Brown. *ute senator from the city and turned over to tlie to the management of the local are not now employed, or those Marlon county. I* understood to stale when the Knox law becomes plant under new ownqjship Sentences of eight month* in the ule of service charges for banking who desire to receive instruction have lawn agreed upon by the atlU- effective. "The stockholders of our company county jail were meted out to the service was believed to have been Checks Totaling $25,231.21 are requested to communicate with MrSrrlles ns Uie standard bearer at their meeting last evening agreed Fee' proposed In the League of five Packer brotiiers of PumpkUi caused by the necessity of re-check­ ing banking codes throughout th* school officials. for Uw true "free power" forces Oregon Cities ordinance would be Ridge and a fine ol 5500 assessed Distributed to Date to accept the offer we have to sell Instruction will be offered in any and can be expected to make Id* lower than under the former cl.y against Herbert Chambers, also of nation Telegrams postponing the our Hillsboro real property, plant, field where a qualified teacher ap­ formal announcement any ume now measure Following arc the proposed Pumpkin Ridge. Saturday following program were received from Gen­ machinery, and equipment at a Payrolls on CWA projects i n very satisfactory figure, and as plies for employment, provided that Il ay. oolh of Portland, received celled as a result of the death of adult illiterates, for naturalization, officer. An additional 51200 has having included in the terms of position. the sale a certain agreement where­ deferred sentences until January 9 Drive I ’ lanned the applicant. t Continued on pace S. oolunin 4) been spent in Hillsboro for materials by the new company will be man­ On Uw deuxaroUc aide of the ’Duct r. large p-rcencage of the The men were iscid in connection C 'mmlsslon conducted liearuigs on local projects. Weil declared, picture Bert Haney. PorUarad at- aged by our present executive force with the lhelt of 5RM: worth of on tl applications Friday. Six of Speed with which work is pro- m Its entirety, except H. W. Ray, toriwy. remauis a* the most logical local business houses are delinquent wearing apparel from tlie Frank that number were granted, three gressing on CWA projects through- who steps out of all interests in the possibility alUiough thrre 1» no In the payment of city occupation Miller store at Forest Grove last were rejected and two held far out the county has made it neces- new company. certain,y yet Uinl iw will decide to taxes was re* led by the final re­ Thursday morning further investigation Regular hear­ sary to employ an experienced pur­ Ringing of the old bell at the lo ­ make Uw race Hlroiig pleasure I* pent of L J Merrill, who has been are "Furthermore, the new company Damages totaling »20.584 wot Xing on the collection of a.*se«a- ings scheduled for Wednesday were chasing agent, according to Weil. is putting a good and sufficient being brought to la-ur on Congress­ sought by A J. Ger row in a suit cal Methcdisc Episcopal church last postponed due to conflict with the iii-nt* and fees due the city. Resolu ­ rf- was also made neces - This action ---- — ___ ___ 1- ____ man Charles It Martin In an ef­ basis of capital and credit in so filed Saturday against Matt King. Sunday night by Aluert Tozier to 1 sary by the large number of pro­ that I can assure all concerned the fort to persuade him to forego hl* tion was passed by the council “to Action is bused upon an auto acci­ heraid the passing ol the old year regular court day. proceed to collect the occupation Largest pension allowed to date grams that have been approved by ­ and the coming of 1934. marked -he «eat In congress tor a chance at the taxes and to til« complaints where dent which occurred January 1. is for 612 and the smallest is for .By Joseph Belanger. Au’l County Arent) state and county committees to maximum capacity of the plant will < >H t:"n gi’verniu • h.p Martin I s 1932. at Beaverton in which Ger- 62nd consecutive time that the How much money will you receive date but not started due to the be operated in the future, which known to prefer tlw life In Wash­ inn c.isary ” C< in. Ilmen expressed row alleges lie received injuries to lormer HUlsooro resident had per- $5 per month. Majority of those under the hog reduction plan? Do fact that the quota of workers has means an even larger pack of both ington and I* said to be reluctant determination to oruig the mailer his back, right leg. head and face. Lamed the ceremony A large crowd granted range from 58 to 510. canned goods and cold-packed good» Donald T Templeton, county you have to grow any hogs in 1934 been filled. aitended the annual New Years to surrender a »ure thing for a very to an Immediate issue Final report of Merrill indicated and Internal Injuries necessitating hve service which was climaxed oy judge, acts as chairman of the to receive payments? Need you have Office for the purchasing agent than the Ray-Maling company, Inc, uncertain pros ¡wet of serving hl* that 17 citv assessment* have been the removal of one kidney. Gerrow the tolling ol the church bell at commission, while Edward C. Luce, ¿rown hogs in 1933 to receive pay­ will be opened during the coming has ever been aole to finance stale a* It* chief executive (CvniinuaU on pare 8, column 4) county clerk, is secretary. Other ments? How much red tape is in- week, and he will take charge of during tlie past t u o * ated that he was a passenger in midnight. In addition to the gubernatorial re-bonded the King car when it was involved (C ontHiuvd on !*•«• M. column 2 » members of the group are Commis ­ .olved in the program? How coon buying materials for all projects candidates there will also be candi­ Prior io the beil ringing cere- in a collision with L Curletto. sioners H D. Kerkman and James will organization begin? What must in the county. No one has been em­ dates to nominate for state super- Circuit Judge George R Bagley is mony, Tozier greeted tlie audience Lewis Hearings are conducted three you do to receive your share of the ployed for the position as yet, ac­ and gave a very enthusiastic speech inb-ndent of public instruction. Mate holding court l n Tillamook this times a week and will continue un­ money available to men who have cording to Weil, but several per­ He expressed the hope that alter til about labor cnmmisslotwr. two justices U week. January 29 raised hogs within the last two sons have been interviewed as to lie was n o longer active some tlw supreme court. 60 slate repre- Orders in the following circuit years? qualifications for the work. «entallve* and 16 seats III Uw state* court cases were Issued till’ week l.ilisooro person would lake the These and many other questions senate Charleu A Howard, whose L. E Klatt et ux vs Peter Vergeer , nsponsioility of seeing that the •’•ill be answered at a meeting at et al. lontirmalion ol sa le ; Eliza- pictures and early day souvenirs U-rm a* superintendent of public Traced by a Washington automo­ the chamber of commerce in Hills­ Leth M Vincent vs. Edward A that he had collected were pre- instruction expires January 7. 1935, bile license plate. Leo Mahoney of boro Friday at 1:30 p. m. A repre­ Handel's "Messiah" will be pre­ Blunk et ux. judgment and decree; served. Tozier was a former editor will be a candidate tor re-election, Jerome. Idaho. Lloyd O'Day and sentative of the extension service It A ........... Keller et ol tlie Hillsuoro Independent and is a* also will Charles H Gram, »tat« sen. ed at the Hillsboro union high M H Stevenson vs “ Non-resident permits were grant­ from Corvallis will be present to Theodore Torgerson, both of Port­ judgment decree, order of one of the oldest living past presi­ labor commissioner, ant Justices school at iltornim Sunday at 7 30 p. ul. order, ed to 230 visiting motorists at the (Continued »ui ) mik * M, colunin oj Daniel P Steeples. 78. native son land. were arrested in Portland Fri­ dents of uie National Editorial as­ chamber of commerce during 1933, explain details of the corn-hog re­ Jolm L. Rand and George Rossman m by a mixed chorus of 60 voices sociation. Until a year ago. he was according to Mrs. E L Moore, who duction plan and to answer any of Washington county, died Decem­ day night and charged with loot­ There will also be iwecsalty to from Hillsboro. Forest Grove. Beav­ ing the Frank Miller store in For­ superintendent of Champoeg park. handles the permits, Washington questions which may come up. Any ber 23, following a long illness at est nominate candidate.* tor congress erton and Vancouver. No admission Grove. Merchandise stolen early Address of the evening was de- motorists, with a total of 109 per- farmer who has farrowed an aver­ Hoquiam, where he was a pioneer Thursday from each of Oregon's three dia­ will be charg«*d. but a silver otter­ morning and valued at liverad by Dr W F Gordon, who mits. far exceeded tlie number reg- age of at least three litters a vear contractor and timber cruiser. He approximately trlcta. Charles li Martin.of Port­ ing will be taken to cover necessary 51000. was recovered. for 1932 and 1933 will be vitally was born at the family home at organ his Christian work In the istered from all other states. land will be a candidate to succeed expenses. Report of seeing a strange car interested in attending this meet­ Rock Creek, east of Hillsboro, the Chorus will be under the direc- Annual meeting of the county local Sunday school and Epworth hunsclf unless tie decides to make Largest registration the during Washington license plates tlw race tor governor Ho also will tl< n of Mrs Winifred Hopkins, and unit of the Dairy Co-operative will League. Rev. Henry Young acted as year was for the period including ing. Those unable to attend this son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Per­ bearing 156-000 in Forest Grove the morn­ James W Mott ol Halem and Wal­ was a part of the chorus of 500 be held In the Hillsboro union high mas.er of ceremonies and the serv­ June and July Tc-Utl of 83 vehicles meeting can call at or write to the rin Steeples, pioneers. ing of the burglary was turned over Mr. Steeples went to Hoquiam in ter M Pierce ot la* Grande Jay Up­ Uiat prc.n*nt«*d the "Messiah " Christ­ ■school auditorium at 8 p m Fri­ ice was enlivened by congrega­ were registered in the two months. county agent's office for the re­ 1883 He is survived by a son, Aus­ to county authorities by Night ton of Bend has let It be known mas Eve in Portland under the dl- day to select a new director for tional singing and several special Next heaviest month was November, quired information. tin Steeples. Seattle, and a sister. Watchman Caples. Portland police Uiat tw will oppose Pierce as the rectlon of Willem Van Hoogatratcn two years, according to announce­ vocal nunioers. when 33 registrations were made. Miss Elizabeth Hawkins, Portland. located the car in Portland Friday Alter a period spent in viewing Three permits were granted to per­ republican candidate while Mott Soloists will be Ruth Gardner, so­ ment by Senator Arthur Ireland, A broher-in-law. William Masters, night and arrested the men when will probably I m * opposed by John prano. Ethiui Nash, soprano, Har­ present director. This director will pictures and documents associated sons residing outside of the United lives in Hillsboro. He was the last they returned for the automobile. .000 wa* paid out tor miscellan- County jamboree of the American he has been interested for several adjustment plan have been held.; Estimates sent out from Wash­ sOu* expense*. Construction work long di -l.im i-. io rctling unci sc nich­ good crops of fall grain in Wash- ary automobile license permits. A Legion will be held here January years and will continue under his county agents are preparing to ington place the possible corn bene- ing plants. It federal assistance large number of permits were Issued Ingloti county will grow a satlsfac- during Uie yem included 40 mile 25 with Hillsboro post and auxiliary own name. He has been made of­ launch the educational and organ- fit payments for Oregon at about of paving, 70 miles ’of riu'k surfac­ should be given and plants estab­ tory crop of flax w h e n properly Wednesday, but did not reach the as hosts for the evening. Time for ficial representative of the World tzation campaign In every county 5123.000, and the hog benefit pay- ing, 66 miles of grading lift miles ol lished not too far away to handle handled. On land that has been total for the clay before. No grace the meeting was originally set for War Veterans' State Aid commis- where they - —----- —■ ments at »750.000. This compares are now — maintained. < he straw, then fiber flax growing cropped to grain for years and period was given for purchase of bituminous macadam. 25 inlle* ol apparently The preliminary board of review j with 62,777.000 which will come to ’— 26. but was changed on sion on loans, adjustments and offers considerable where the grain crops are rallier licenses this year and state pel ice January rates, F O. Eagon will continue for Oregon has been appointed al­ this state from the first year's op­ iww oiling and 75 miles of grad- account of a conflicting date Next ■ng. The department is now main- j promise to growers in this section low yielding, the flax will probably began enforcement on January 1. meitlng of Hillsboro post will be with Mr. Ide. ready by Paul V. Harris, director eration of the wheat adjustment January 12. Ining 5214 mile* of primary high­ Until provision Is made for provid­ not be profitable. Tlie better yields of the Oregon State college exten­ plan. ing the necessary facilities for han- ly* or 170 mile* more than it had (llmg the crop it is hardly some result from planting on good soils Truck Load Limit Cut sion service. which Is again charged Definite announcement has now Hundreds View Picture which hold moisture rather well. take care ot u year ago at an Sales Tax Subject for with the task of explaining the | been made that application of a thing with which to spend much By County Court Order Sponsored by MacKenzie ■peiuie approximately »220,000 leas Some kind of a dairy production plan to Oregon farmers and help­ production control plan to dairy Blooming Unit of Union Twenty-one hundred persons saw Load limit on all trucks operat­ •.han the maintenance cost of lust time. control program is being developed them organize to obtain its products is Imminent, details of Blooming local. Farmers’ Union, _____ the Ford picture. "These Thirty ing MSI Considerable work has been done ing on county roads has been cut year. by the Agricultural Adjustment Ad­ benefits This board, headed by L. I which may be announced from at tlie Oregon experiment station ministration. No announcements 25 per cent until further noti«1. ac­ will hold an open meeting Wednes­ Years," a picture of drama, ro­ R Brelthaupt. extension economist, Washington any day Just what the past several years with fiber have been made as to Just what cording to an order Issued by the day night at Running's hall in Cor­ mance. thrills and fun, at the Vene­ has announced that organizations1 form It will take Is still uncertain. Governor Meier, who spent the in nelius Ladies of Blooming will re­ flax, reports George R. Hyslop of form this will take Washington i-ounti court Friday. Recent MOV) peat the program given November tian theater Wednesday afternoon will be allowed in every county, even , but the December break In butter Chrbitinaa-Ncw Year holidays in Ban Francisco, returned to Oregon Wed­ the farm crops department. Among county dairy farmers should be in­ rains have softened the road* and 26 at Blooming church. Sales tax and evening. The theater was pack­ though only a few growers qualify prices, coupled with the steadily ed for three shows with people for the benefit payment*. mounting surplus was followed by nesday and la expected to visit the other things they have established terested in the following comment the court held it advlsabe to re­ will be discussed. Other locals are standing each time. Four hundred the fact that it is not necessary to token from tlie weekly News Digest duce load limits for the present. No provision has been made by announcement from Secretary Wal­ capital today Fred H. Kiddle, pres­ go Invited. to some foreign country every were waiting for the second show issued by tlie A. A. A at Washing­ the AAA for hiring emergency lace that a production control plan ident of the state senate, who has three years to get good seed Amer­ at 8 o'clock. MacKenzie Motor com­ agent* in this campaign for coun­ will be launched almost Immediate­ been pinch-hitting for the governor ican grown seed lias proven Just a* ton: Dinner of Jackson Club Fire Insurance Group pany sponsored the show and was " Good prices for dairy farmers ties in Oregon that maintain noj ly during his absence from the state, good or better than much that was In Portland on Saturday Will Meet Here Monday host. ( regular county agents, hence farm­ Conferences on the dairy situa­ has returned to his home at Island imported, according to Hyslop. mutt be based on achieving a prop­ Jackson club of Oregon, state] er balance between productlo.i and Annual meeting of the Farmers' ers In such counties will be put to tion have marked the holiday City to resume his private business Drilling, as a method of seeding, Democratic organization, will hold Mutual Fire Insurance association Celebrate Anniversary consumer demand.' 8«'crctary Wal ­ more trouble In setting up their or ­ period, at one of which the pos­ which has been neglected since he has proven more desirable than Celebration of the «Oth anniver­ ganizations. The extension »ervice sibility of combining the dairy pro­ left to attend the special session broadcasting, us a more uniform lace said In a statement issued De­ its annual banquet at the Portland of Washington county will be held cember 21. It is the secretary’s posi­ hotel in Portland. January 6, to cel- at the Hillsboro Chamber of Com- sary of Hillsboro Grange and dedi­ Is offering to supply Information gram with similar aid for the beef six weeks ago quality of fiber is produced in this tion that the powers of the govern­ ebrate the anniversary of the Battle merce rooms at 1 p. m. next Mon- cation of the new Grange hall is and give any aid possible to farm­ producers wa* considered, as both • • • way and on a finely pulverised and ment under the Agricultural Ad­ of New Orleans. Donald E. Long day, according to G. E. Montgomery planned for Tuesday evening. Jan­ ers from these counties that can Industries sre In serious economic A total of 173,529,227 has been firm seed bed the amount of seed justment act should be used to lift of Portland says a very entertain- ] of Hillsboro, secretary. All members uary 16. Further details will be come to Corvallis for such help. A condition* at present. Livestock ar* paid into the coffers of Uie state required is less. (CoBtlsiMd on P««« I, column 1) Ing program has been arranged | are invited to attend . (CnallnanS on pn*n *, eoinina *) given next week. somewhat similar situation la fore­ (CvullaiMdonpa*«?, eolumn 7) | Collection Drive Set New Schedule Later Classes to be Free Deal Now Pending Packers Get Prison Terms CWA Payrolls Aid Workers Pension Body Aids 15 Aged Tozier Rings New Year Bell Corn-Hog Plan Studied Here Grove Store Thieves Held Mixed Chorus Gives Messiah Many Non-Residents Registered Loca 11 y Dan P. Steeples, Native Son, Passes County Unit Dairy Co-op to Convene County Motorists Rush for Licenses Growing of Flax Crop Arousing Interest Many County Farmers Court Buys Trucks Road Department County Agents Plan Campaign Corn-Hog Adjustment Program