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WATCH LA HEI
With Which is Combined the Hillsboro Independent
IIIIJ.SRORO, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 11,
VOLUME XL
Set to Study
Hog Program
11 il hi Hoopsters
College Dean
Play McMinnville
Tells Effect
Here 1 rid a y Eve
Oi Inflation
Hillsboro Grange Dairymen Get
Plans to Observe
Price Boost
both Anni versa ry
For Produce
Aged School Hell
Council Acts
Ends Many Years
Of Service Here For Control
Liquor Sales
HllLvixiro Grange, the oldest In
llllhl ba k'ti’ers. di'fendlng coun­
O'.d bell In the David Hill -rhool
ty clmmplon* will oHn lally open
Washington county, will celebrate
here closed more than 60 years of
th- sixtieth anniversary of It* found­
ihc 1534 db rl< t schedule here Fri­
service In speeding the lagging feet
Committee Divides County day night wlicn they dash with Warning Against Program ing next Tuesday evening New Milk Control Board Orders of many generations of Hillsboro Ordinance for Regulation
tlie strong M< Minnvllle H|iiad lx>- of Uncontrolled Currency grange hall will also be dedicated
students last Thursday afternoon
Twenty-five Cent Raise
Into Six Districts for
of Alcoholic Beverages
by George A. Palmiter of Milwaukie,
cal tx am broke even in pre-sea on
when CWA workers started '11s-
past stale grange master, at the
g.lines last Friday night, defeating
Issue Implied Here
' mantling the school cupola The
in Portland Area
Discussion S«>s*ions
Adopted Wednesday
same
time.
Gaston 27 to 23 and losing to St.
bell, blackened by years of expos­
Local grange was organized Jan­
Mary's 16 to 19
ure to the weather, will be placed .n
lirlsboro (li'fcm.lve pluy has <lc-
uary 14. 1874. with 23 charter m>m-
Halein Between 1500 ¡»nd 2<»0
the school and preserved as an old
icli'pi .1 in giaal shape during pre­
bcis, none ot whom are now living.
tm'ii will be provided sti'udy em­ Partners
Interested
time relic.
Mi‘ J A Imbne of Hillsboro now
season guim- . but the offensive work
ployment for the next two y< ars
History of the bell has been trac­
holds a 'golden sheaf’ emblem,
has lalli (1 to coriu up to expecta­
through approval by tlie Public
ed to about 1873. but at this point
signifying 50 or more years of mem-
tions so fur. according to H. M
Works lulinliil trillion of the $5.100.-
there
are no further records avail­
New Scale Took Effect on able. The Hillsboro school district Law to be in Force Until
<i'Midman. coach Progress of the Dean Schoenfeld Discusses tx i ship in tlie organization.
000 Const highway Inldge program,
History
of
the
grange
will
be
Blue an 1 Whit«'quintet during the
giv-
according to It It Hakiock
Baldock. state
was organized 21 years before that
War Debt* at Rotary
Leader
Last Tuesday Morning
en by George Woodworth, past
corning schedule »HI depend upon
highway engineer Word of the ap­
Knox Bill Operate*
date and it is possible that the
master
of
the
Hillsboro
grange,
the
development
of
otfen
tve
power
fund
reached
dur-
proval ot the budge
bell might have served to call chil­
Ixx'als took an early leud in the
ing the anniversary celebration
the highway di puitim'iil In a tale­ illy J<*rph Hrluitkrr. Aaa’I County Ai'viit)
dren to reading, writing and arith­
Warning against a program ot Programs will be presented by other
County dairymen received an ln- metic lessons in the first school
gurne against Gaston und inum­
gram from J M la yer* nt Wiuih-
Ordinance regulating the sale and
Kerh’j» oi six district meeting»» fur talned the advantage ali through uncontrolled currency inflation in Washington county granges, while crease of 25 cents a hundred weight In
Ing Ion. D C . Katurduy. Baldock
this locality.
manufacture of alcoholic beverages
said ihut tlie ileparlnient would lx- dibcUBsion of the hog reduction the hard-fouglit game Basket - the United States was Implied by th- Junior dramatic club, under the in tlie price for milk of four per
Deed
transferring
the
site
of
the
within the city limits of Hillsboro
ready to uwurd the first contract plan, contrac ts, sup|M$rting evidence’ shooting ot Cook und Barr and the Dr. William A Schoenfeld ot Ore- direction of Mrs. H H Stannard, cent butterfat delivered to Mult­ old school building near Third and until such time as the state liquor
late in February und actual con­ Mini farm inicps have been schc doled ■ In (king work of the Kam was out­ gon B.ate college in speaking be- will give a play "Ask Me Another nomah county distributors by a Baseline streets from the county control board begins operations was
IT
ServK,
deviating the new Hills­ temporary schedule of minimum
struction work will be under way in Washington county for next standing In the game Squad for fore the local Rotary club Thurs-
the school district was dated in passed Wednesday night at a spe­
uerk Following thr county wide this game consisted of Hhuttuck day. Dr Schoenfeld, who is dean boro grange hall will be conducted prices set up by the Oregon milk to
by Marell I or shortly thereafter
1873 and the school probably built cial meeting of the council. Act,
Wink will be undertaken fli t on inerting Friday u t the* JUlLslxiro Richardson, W Wahner. Barr, Cook oi the M'huol of agriculture, director by I'a t State Master Palmiter. control board The new price in­ shortly after that date. Members of which was passed by a vote of four
the Alara spall with contracts to la- Chamber of Commerce, which waa und Sanvx'l. The second tenni, con- ot the experiment station and re­ Local officers will assist. New hall crease went into effect at midnight the school board then were Samuel to two. was adapted to local condi­
awarded at Hire»' week Interval* attended by 1H0 farmer.**, a group slating o i Matson, W Wahner, cently appointed regional director has not been completed, but grang­ Tuesday.
Williams, Henry Wehrung and W. tions from a model ordinance pre­
Schedule, framed to stabilize prices D. Hare. ~
on U m ' C oot . Bay, Yaquinw and tlie ot rrpre m niatixc hog producers me t Chase, Samsel und Shattuck de- on the harm Credit board, spoke ers have been holding regular meet­
‘
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Early
Hillsboro
settlers pared by the League of Oregon
Reedsport and Florence bivlge* III to divide tlie county into districts tiated the Gaston second team 21 on "Relation of Inflation to Our ings there since September 22. in the Portland milk shed, boosted recall the existence of the bell at Cities, and conforms with the Knox
Markets.
'
Mrvtingn
to
explain
tin-
hog
re
­
to
15.
1932 Hall wat first opened to the the price from $1 70 to $1.95 a hun­ that time, but proof of earlier ex- bill.
U m * order named Cost of tlie 4’tms
Although he did not comment public- on the preceding night.
Balance of the squad played at
dred weight. Cost of transporting istence ls lacking.
Bay bridge, largrst ot tlie live spans, duction plan will be held according
Regulation requires that persons
directly
upon
the
present
federal
to
the
following
acheduh
St
Mury
’
s.
Ixx-al*
made
a
strong
A dance may be held following the milk to distributors and other
1* nstliiint<-<i ut $2.255.000; the Ya-
Present David Hill school was bringing into the city. manufactur­
Monday, January 15, u 1 30 p s urt in the opening minutes of the monetary program. Dr. Schoenfeld the anniversary and dedication expenses will remain the same un- constructed
qullia bridge. $1,128,000, the Al»«'.»
in 1889 and the bell l:ig. keeping, offering er sale, or
Bay bridge, $711000, the Nluslaw rn . Aloha Grunge hail; Monday, gume. but were unable to connect cited examples indicating the dis­ meeting but arrangements have der the new schedule with the re- was transferred from the old buiid- any other manner of disposing of
suit that the price increase will ing. Here it again took up its ser­ alcoholic liquors must obtain a Il­
bridge $470.000. and tlie Um|x|uu January 15. at H p m , West Union aitli the ba ket regularly alth the astrous results of the recent un­ not been completed
school; Tuesday. January 16. at I 30 result that St Mary s led during controlled currency inflation situa­
constitute a clear return to the vice of heralding the study hours cense. This license is io be issued
river bridge. $537,000
producer, declared Joseph Belanger, for school children and continued by the city as the agent for and
Construction o| tin- Alsea. Um|xiuu p. m . Sherwood, Star theater; Wed­ most of the game Defensive check­ tion in Germany. Tins scheme he
compared
to
a
snowball,
which
once
assistant county agent.
and Hlusluw bridges 1* cxfa i ted to nesday, January 17, at 1:30 p m , ing of the Hllhi team was good,
without fail for 44 more years. on behalf of the state and the stat«
started
must
be
kept
going.
Forest
Grove
Chamber
of
Com-
but the pausing appeared ragged
re»iuire approximately 18 moiitli»'
Boundaries Set
Three years after the bell was mov­ liquor control commission. Money
Farmers
Affected
meice,
Thursday,
January
18,
at
8
Team
for
this
game
consisted
of
time while completion of the Coua
Multnomah county milk shed ed. the old building was destroyed collected from this source is to be
German farmers appeared t o
Bay and Yaqu.nn bridge* will re­ p m . ¡toy, Moore s hall, and Fri­ Dur more. Suthcrand, Coslelt, Cox.
was designated by the milk con­ by fire.
held by the city and paid over to
thrive
for
a
time
under
the
flood
day,
January
¡9,
at
8
p
m
.
13
loom
­
Grogan
and
Holucher.
quire two year*.
trol board as confined to the lim­
Notes of the bell sounded for the the state if thé Knox bill is de­
Hllhi will meet Scapjx>o»e here oi paper money, but high taxes fol­
'Die major structural material* ing M’11OO1
its of Multnomah county, and ship­ last time Thursday afternoon at clared to be constitutional. If the
next 'lliesdav night and Beaverton lowing the placing ot the monetary
required for the five >pntu will In­
Plan Outlined
pers living in other districts, who 2:30 o'clock, marking recess time. state act is held to be unconstitu­
clude 108,100 cubic yuitl* ot con­
F L. Ballard, state county agent here January 19 A game with Til- system on a firm basis all but cost Action Filed for Recovery were actually shipping grade A and When taken down, the cast iron tional the ordinance passed by the
crete. 6K>.> Urn* of struitural steel leader, explained the hog plan und lammik has been scheduled for tiiem their possessions, Dr Schoen­
B milk or cream into Multnomah tell was badly blackened by the city council is to be automatically
feld declared. Figurative example
Thatcher Estate Fund
and 4300 pilot of melul reinforce- the* necessity of making a reduction January 20
(Continued on pe*e 8, column 4)
county on December 15, 1933. Ship­
voided under the local option clause
of
the
situation
was
stated
as
fol
­
mi-lit in addition tbece wtU be re­ in tlie number of hogs marketed ut
pers who had been degraded dur­
in the city charter and a refund
lows:
A
farmer
with
a
$2500
or
quired 12JXX1.000 feet ot lumber. 450 - the county-wide meeting Friday
ing the period ot 30 days pnor to
will be made on the license fees
$3000 mortgage on his farm could,
Sentence of not to exceed five December 15. 1933. will be given
000 lineal tret of piling and 100 After the meeting a group of rep­
collected.
during
the
height
of
the
inflation,
years
in
the
state
penitentiary
was
Ums of machinery.
resentative hog producers met to
30 days from last Thursday in
License Fees Set
take a single hen egg to hi* cred­ imposed upon Theodore Torgerson which to make application for re­
Of U m - $5.100.000 to be advanced discuss thr organization of the
License fees under the liquor con­
itor. have the debt cancelled and of Portland Tuesday on a charge instatement.
by the Public Works administration county hog reduction uasociation.
still have some money coming In of burglary not in a dwelling. Two
trol ordinance will be as follows:
Pi finance construction of Uir five Tiiks committee was composed of
Schedule released sets up mini­
Brewery $500. winery $250, farm­
return. Dean Schoenfeld, who was other men. Lloyd O'Day ot Portland mum prices, the board stating that
brldjf'u', 30 prr cent will be an out­ Charles Herb. Banks route I, Glen
ers winery $25, distillery $100, whole­
in Germany at the time acting as and Leo Mahoney of Jerome. Idaho, it is not interested in maximum
right «Ut to thr slap- und 70 per Ritiicey, I'orest Grove, R. Hornrc It­
cent «Hl be a loan to b»- repaid er. Htllaboro route 5. John Schmelt- Improvement of Shute Park agricultural advisor to the United who were alleged to have oeen in­ prices. Temporary schedule was Applications Total $389,200 saler $250. restaurant $100, hotel
$100. club $50. package store class
States debt commission, stated that volved In the looting of the Frank held necessary to establish mini­
over a period of 30 yeurs through zer, Sherwood route 3. Albert Krah-
Seen as Good Project
A $10. package store class B $50,
be was able to buy a suitcase full of Miller store at Forest Grove, receiv­ mum prices pending further in­
Last Six Months of 1933
tolls to be collected lor use ot tlie mer, Cornelius route 2, and Albert
50.000.000 mark bills for Christmas ed postponed sentences. They were vestigation by the board and will
druggist $10. railroad, club or din­
s puns
Meier. Hillsboro.
held
in
the
county
Jail
pending
ing car $50. boat $50. barge $200,
Need tor and value of flood con­ presents to his friends for a little
be in force until further notice.
Tl»e committee, acting in con­
Officers
and
directors
of
the
further
investigation.
trol along the Tualatin river was over $1 in American money. In
Board plans to give Immediate Washington County National Farm recall beer $15, industrial alcohol
Tlir Pacific Teliplione A Trie- junction a ¡tic tHe county agent s cited ut the chamber of commerce normal times these bills would
except
licensed druggists $100, ad­
to recover an estate fund consideration to production control
«rapii company will resist the at- office, arranged a ncheduie of meet­ dinner meeting Monday night by have been worth several million of Action
$252 76 from the state of Oregon and will take measures to limit the Loan association were elected Tues­ ditional license privileges $50. Li­
tempt » I Utilities Cunimtesioner ing* and chvidrd the county into Oeorgt McGee and w G
dollars each.
■
was filed in the circuit court Mon- herds of producers to the number day during the annual meeting of censes are to be granted for a
diaries M Thoma* to reduce sal­ district*.
Possibility of bringing this in as a
That payment of war debts In day by Franklin Thatcher on his they now own. Admitting of milk the group at the Hillsboro Cham- period of one year and expire at
Districts Sri
arie* of Its oftmals on injunction
project was stressed McGee goods and produce reacted dlsas- own behalf and as administrator of from new producers will be allowed ber of Commerce. Report indicat- midnight December 31.
District 1 represented by John CWA
suit has been tiimi in federal court,
and
Ide
Special privilege license would
were named on a com- trousy to industries and farms In the estate of Norman Thatcher, only as conditions demand addition­ ing that 89 applications totaling
attacking an order issuoJ by Thom­ Schinellsrr. consists ot that part of mlttee to co-opei.ite
$389.200 had been received during
with the coun- the country accepting such payment
licensees to sell liquors con­
as dlvapp: ■>! mg salaries of phone Washington county lying east and ty court and ot tiers interested In was the opinion expressed by the who was adjudged dead by the al milk. This action ls to be taken the last half of 1933, was given by permit
taining over 14 per cent of alcohol
company oftmals, as undue Inter­ south of U»e Scholls Ferry and the plan, which would save thou- college dean in discussing foreiga county court recently. Thatcher al­ to forestall any big rush into the J M. Person, secretary-treasurer.
by volume in sealed containers for
leges that the money was Norman market milk industry,
ferone« will, me company's busi­ Scholls-Ni wberg road.
Directors re-elected for the ensu­
of doliars annually to the war debts. He clt4'd examples 1 n Thatcher's share oi the estate of
Temporary schedule also set mm­ ing year by the stockholders of the consumption off the premises and
District •> 2. represented b y H sands
ness Thoma* order sought to re­
county.
which
France
was
to
receive
In
­
Marcia Iriatcber.
imum prices for the sale ol mille association were Manin C. Larson. to keep such beverages on hand up­
duce salaries of phone company of­ Hornecker, consists ot that terri­
of Shute park ax stallment r-jmi its from Germany
Estate
lund
in
question
war
turn
­
and cream to stores and school F. L. Brown. J. A. Kirkwood. D G. on payment of any additional $50
ficials from u totul of $233.739 to tory between tile tjgholl* Fcrrv a Improvement
benefit to the community and 111 >; oim : .Olli lOal H um - aeri <1. -
fee. This privilege is to be
$137.525 Officiais of flic Pacific road aiUr the 'Dnatatln rtvif on tl* to make the grounds more attrac­ livered almost Immediately and ed over to the Washington county cafeterias in Portland. Milk con­ Lilly, Charles J. Herb and W. T. license
(Cunilfiuwl < mi pa^e 8, rolumft ])
trol board schedule does not affect Putnam. Officers for 1934. elected in force only until the state takes
treasurer
February
18.
1925.
by
court
>*uwer and IJght company, the
tive for celebrations was urged in wrecked the French market for order and in turn was delivered to cities outside of Mutnomah county
over the full control of alcoholic
Portland (las Ar Coke company und
by the board, are Larson, president;
the annual report of Secretary Ed. these item*.
and a change in local retail prices Brown, vice-president; Person, sec­ liquors under the Knox bill.
the
state
treasurer
September
15,
the Northwestern Electric compuny.
Money loaned to foreign coun­ 1925. according to the petition filed. Is not anticipated.
L Moore McGee said that he had
Definitions Given
whose salaries have been marked
retary-treasurer; and loan commit­
teen working on plans and R W tries during the World war was Funds are believed to have been
Members of the board are E. G
Definitions of the various types
down by Thomas, are also expected
Weil, county CWA chairman, ad­ spent in tlios country for produce then turned over to the state land Harlan and O. M. Plummer of tee. Kirkwood. Hero and Lilly.
vendors and producers and the
to appeal to the courts.
Total of 15 loans, aggregating of
vised filing an application at once. and supplies and in reality con­ board. Tlie plaintiff stated that he Portland and Burge W. Mason of
types of liquor involved are clearly
Membership held up well during stituted a credit inflation. Dr. was not notified of the above ac- Klamath Falls.
$43.000. have been paid out in cash set
up in the ordinance. All types
Dilatory motorists found Hint the
1933 In spite ot conditions, declared Schoenfeld stated, Following the
from the Hillsboro office during the of vendors
limited to the sale
state police meant Just »lull they
last two months of 1933, according of beer and are wine
the secretary II now stands at 104. war, similar loans were made by tion at the time it took place.
not over 14
Petition usks that the state treas­
Di-lalLs of the fire prevention ac­
said when they warned against ap­
to Person s report. This does not in­ per cent of alcohol of
Invitation was read from the private financial Interests and a
by volume with
urer draw on tlie state land board
pearing in public with old license tivities cuiidui ted in Hlilsboro by Aloha Grange to attend the an­ similar credit inflation resulted.
clude $143.500 paid out on emer­
(Continued
on
page
4,
column
S)
piste* after the turn ot the year. the fire marshal during the past nual dinner of that organization.
Almost none, if any, of the inter­ for $252.76, les* costs and expenses
gency loans, which, while not an
Hundreds of motorists all over the year acre Included in a report sub­ Iste t" be set l.i:er Arrangemi nts national war debts in history have of the state in connection with the
oificial part of the Farm Loan as­
fund, and turn it over to Franklin
(Continurd vn pnge 8. «olunm 4)
»late were slappod and required to mitted by W. A Dillon, lire nur- tor local attendance was left in the
sociation. are handled by Person as
Thatcher. Less than 10 years have
lompiy with tlie law forthwith. shal. to the city ‘council this week bands of the community relations
correspondent for the land bank
elapsed since the fund was deliver-
Records of the registration depart­ All building • and surrounding prop­ committee headed by L. ,1. Rush-
commissioner. Cash on hand from
ed
to
the
state.
ment si low that more than 11.400 rrty in the fire limits have ilei n low Decision was made not to en-
loans received since January 1. to­
Senator
Arthur
Ireland
was
Sun
to
collect
life
Insurance
al
­
lnspei
ted
regularly
once
a
month
motorists filed application* lor new
taling $135.500, will be disbursed in
ter the winter carnival parade in
leged due Dona fine Howard, a unmmously re-elected Dairy Co-op­ a few days as rapidly as releases
platei on January 2, the first busi­ and all schools have been checked Portland.
association director from
minor, was filed in the circuit court erative
ness day of the new year, largely cn fire drills, according to the re-
Verne Curry and T G. Bron-
this district Friday night during can be procured from present mort­
Tuesday
b
y
Walter
W.
Howard,
as a result of the activities of the port
Christ
mas
leewe reported on the
Salem — < Specials — Washington
the annual meeting of the the gagees. Person said. Association has
guardian, against the Mutual Life county
police Application* for 1934 plates
I hree frame buildings. two o f celebration and free show for the
unit at the local high school loaned since its organization $1,- county is one of only three coun­
filed up to December 31 totaled which wire in the fire limit, have
(Continued on pave 8, column 4)
Promoting good will and friendly Insurance company of New Y’ork auditorium. Speakers during the 443 300 to 438 farmers. Of this ties in the state which had n o
108.000 Many oi these applications been removed during the past year
r< lationships between Pacific uni­ Action is based on the contention session included Senator Joe Dunne, amount. $442.100 has been paid off bonded debt in 1926. and remained
were filed through the county sher­ to reduce tire hazard* Report stal­
versity und Washington county will that an attempt by D. C. Howard, co-sponsorer with Ireland <
by 120 farmers, leaving total loans one of six counties in 1933 which
iff* and others came through the rd that 15 fire extinguishers liate
be tile purpose of a board of super­ the girls father, to surrender the Dunne-Ireland milk bill. 1
in force at the close of the year was still free of bonded debt, ac­
mail* mi tiiat the plates were not been refilled, one chimney con-
to
policy
for
its
cash
value
prior
visors. consisting of 30 county men
$1.001.000 to 318 farmers.
cording to figures compiled by State
Hare of Hlilsboro. and W. W.
(Continued
on
page
8.
column
5)
sent out until the tollowing week Uenined and rebuilt, an extension
organized Tuesday at the unlver-
ry, co-op manager.
"We hear at times more or less Treasurer Holman. The county's en­
Actually only 6(14)39 o I Oregon's pin • on another chimney at the
.
<
p
ganis
i.
Ion
nm
Ung
wa
¡u
•
Co-operative members were urged criticism of the Federal Farm Loan tire debt in 1926 as well as in 1933
Officers of the Commercial Na- on the invitation of John F Dobbs,
more than 240.000 motor vehicles order of the lire nuushiil and sev­ tlonaI
were re-elected nt the
to stand by and support the newly system." Person stated. "I find this was represented by outstanding
were equipp'd with new plates on eral inspections were made on re­ annual bank
university
president,
and
the
board
stockholders meeting Tues-
appointed milk commission by Sen­ cn.icism emanates from sources warrants. Holmans figures show.
New Years day
quest ot property owners.
day night They arc EdwarJ Schul- will be authorized by the board of
Washington, however, was one of
ator Dunne. He asked that mem­ other than farmers. Sometimes it
• • •
Office of fire marshal has been tinricli. president; E 1 Kuratli trustees in February.
eight Oregon counties which
bers produce clean milk, be fair and is made by present mortgagees, such only
1
Board of supervisors will be or­
Recognition of John Barleycorn instrumentnl m having 35 chimneys ami W. C Christensen, vice-presl-
failed
to reduce their net debt dur­
honest,
demand
the
best
in
all
as
life
insurance
companies,
mort-
i
by Uncle Bam does not mean that cle.'iieil throughout the city. Dillon den's; Alt o Johnson, cashier; W ganized along the same lines as that
ing the seven-year period ending
things
and
lay
something
by
to
tide
gage
companies
and
others
who
are
V
Bergen
and
Cal
Jack,
assistant
if the board of trustees, groups of
employes of the state are going to lep.rted Nollies to remove lire
July 1. Other counties in this
them over in case of another time disgruntled because the Federal last
;
be permitted to become too familiar hazard*. consisting of detective wir­ cashiers Directors Include Edward five men elected at tile first regular
are Coos. Deschutes, Grant,
Records and files of the local re­ of depression. That dariymen are Land bank has failed to lift them list
1
Schulmerlch.
E
I.
Kuratli.
W.
C
ing.
i
lnmin
ys
and
stove*,
litter
on
meeting
of
the
board
will
hold
of
­
with tile returned exile It has been
Klamath, Morrow and
i
H. E. Muling. M. P. fice from one to six years. There­ employment service office were stepping forw ard under a new social out from a sour mortgage.'• He Harney.
generally taken for granted that floor*, vents from stoves in restau­ Christensen,
:
Cady. U R. Easter and I a ster Ire- after the member will be elected transferred Wednesday to the cen­ order was the opinion expressed stated that it was true that some Multnomah.
drunkenness on duty would result rants anil paper too close to a chim­ land.
Other counties which were free
New banking regulations
____
and for six years. Members of the board tral office in Portland, according by Senator Dunne in explaining farmers were s o badly involved
tn dismissal, but the state highway ney were given mill complied with effect on bunk were considered
of
hm nt by R W Weil
(Continued on page 8. column 6)
I bonded debt in 1926 were Joseph­
the Dunne-Ireland milk bill.
department Is taking no chances on In nil but one case.
Alf O Johnson, cashier, has been propose to become acquainted with county chairman. Registrations for
ine
and Polk. Since that time Linn,
Activities connected with the
Fires In the city were nil investi­ appointed on the public education the operation of the university in CWA projects will still be taken preparation
a misunderstanding und has issued
Marion and Umatilla have Joined
Washington Grange Backs
the
and
passage
of
an order on the subject. Not only gated by the fire marshal, two of committee of tlie state bankers' as­ order that they may intelligently locally but workers will probably Dunne-Ireland bill through the re­
the list and Clatsop and Columbia
(Continued on pa** 8. column 2)
Gill’s Sales Tax Stand counties are expected to retire their
sociation
council young people ill tlieir re­ be requisitioned from the Portland cent special session of the state
does the department forbid drink­
spective communities in the mat­ office in the future, he said.
ing or drunkenness while on duty
Endorsement of the stand taken last bonds this year.
legislature were discussed by Dunne.
ter of choosing Pacific as their col­
but the ban extends to any public
Action followed the filling of the Ireland and Hare Manager Henry by Ray W. Gill, state grange mas­
Washington county is charged up
lege.
display of intemperance or exces­
county's quota of employment for reported progress in the construc­ ter, In opposing the sales tax as in Holman's report with the great­
Supervisors elected were as fol­ CWA projects and was done as a tion of the new Co-op building in passed by the special session of the est percentage increase in net debt
sive drinking that would bring dls-
lows: Thomas H. Tongue Jr., C. T means of concentrating operations. Portland. Approximately 300 dairy­ Oregon legislature, was given in a in the seven-year period—243.3 per
credit upon the department.
• • •
Richardson. J. W. Connell. W. G. Similar action has been taken in men were present.
resolution passed b y Washington cent—but this is due to the fact
Hare. M P. Cady. M. H. Steven­ several other counties in the state.
Grange on Pumpkin Ridge Satur­ that its debt in 1926 was very
Amendments written Into the bus
illy Wm F. Cyril«, County Airrnt)
clover
on
the
wheat
just
as
they
son,
J.
M.
Person.
H.
A.
Deck
and
Harry
Morgan,
who
has
been
in
and truck law by the special ■es­
day. Members of the resolution small, only $34.696, and has since
What did the 5366 callers at the have been in the habit of doing.
sion of the legislature will reduce eottntv agent's office during 1933 Where the contracted acreage is G. Russell Morgan of Hillsboro; G. charge of the local re-employment
committee were John Dorland, Lucy been Increased to only $119,125 as
truck license revenues by approx­ want? That question might be part of the same field it is usual­ A Bauman. C. A Brodersen, Rich­ office, will continue in charge of
Baker and John Loftis.
of July 1, last.
imately $300,000 a year in the opin­ answered quickly by glancing through ly desirable to get the entire field i ard Fendall, Omar Fendall, Hugh registrations.
McGilvra.
Max
Reeher.
C.
Condit.
Arthur Kroeger of Hillsboro was
ion of Carl I> Gnbrielson, chief of the brief summary of the work
down to clover for the next R. I. Mills of Forest Grove; T. R. appointed purchasing agent for
February 17 was selected as the
UM motor vehicle license depart­ for the year recently completed. seeded
crop.
Tilts
may
be
done
by
seed-
Fowler,
E
B.
Nodry
and
J.
O
John
­
county
CWA projects last Saturday time for Hillsboro's next bargain
ment Approximately 13,000 of the This summary indicates that ap- Ing the clover
the wheat as son of Tigard; J Henry Johnson. and took over his duties here Wed­ day at local retail merchants meet­
33,000 trucks licensed tn Oregon proxlmately 1000 of these callers usual and then on
seeding clover alone A. M. Jannsen and Dr. J. R. Tal­ nesday. This office will have charge ing here Monday night. It will
lust year are now exempted from were about equally divided between during late spring
on
the land tak­ bert of Beaverton; W L. Moore of buying all materials for projects again be sponsored by the chamber
the payment of any tax other than Information a Inuit forage crops and en out of wheat.
and Arthur Wahl of Banks; F. L. in Washington county. Weil stated. of commerce, with local merchants
College News Service. Corvallis— producers. Walnut industry organ­
the $5 flat license fee imposed on horticulture. It might be supposed
Contracted wheat acreage seeded Brown of Laurel, Frank Rowell of
No additional projects in Wash­ participating, and will be the third Start of the new year finds Ore­ ized under similar agreements 1 n
all motor vehicles, Gabrielson said. that emergency crop loans and ag­
• • •
ricultural adjustment Inquiries made to mi clover or alfalfa will of Scholls; and T. R. Rix’ and H. A ington county were approved by the bargain day conducted on this plan. gon's agricultural industry well conjunction with California area.
Previous bargain days. It Is point­ along in adapting itself to the al­
state committee during the past
Corn-Hogs — Emergency purchase
Any attempt on the part of the up a large part of this number. lint course be acceptable as the con­ Miller of Gaston.
Officers elected were: Bauman week.
ed out. have been highly satisfac­ most revolutionary changes brought of pigs and brood sows carried on
state liquor commission to estab­ such is not the ease as these two tracted acreage only for the year
of
Forest
Grove,
chairman;
Rich
­
tory
to
customers
and
merchants.
about by the application of the na­ to limited extent 1 n this state.
lish headquarters In Portland will subjects combined accounted for in which the clover or alfalfa was
Large crowds that have come to tional agricultural adjustment act. Corn-Hog production control plan
probably result in a mandamus suit only a little over 400 callers, The seeded. Another area will need to ardson of HllL'boro. vice-chairman;
the county seat for the previous What has transpired to date may launched with possible maximum
to keep the offices in the capital other odd 3900 were divided be- be designated the contracted acre­ Omar Fendall of Forest drove.
events indicate the public's Inter­ be Just a beginning, but when sum­ benefit payments to hogs totaling
city, where the headquarters are tween about 17 agricultural enter­ age for tlie following year Every treasurer; and McGilvra of Forest
est in the special values offered by marized according to major com­ $720.000 for hogs and $123,000 on
located by the Knott liquor control prises represented 1 n Washington applicant for wheat aloltment re­ Grove, secretary.
the stores on these days. Commit­ modities the record begins to look corn. Full signup not expected, how-
act.
county farming, with soils, farm ceived, during early October, a copy
• • •
Slight decrease In postal receipts tee includes George Selfridge. Ed. formidable already. Here it is in cer, because of nature of Industry
management. Junior projects, mar­ of the rules regarding tlie use of County Agents Attend
at the local postoffice for the past L. Moore, Nye Bristol and P. A. brief outline:
here.
Nine breweries and one distillery keting. dairy, poultry and general the contracted acreage. If there is
Extension Service Meet year as compared with 1932 was re­ Anderson.
Wheat—Oregon growers signed up
Dairying—Emergency butter sur­
have been incorporated in Oregon fiirin crops leading the others in any doubt tn the mind of anyone
vealed
this
week
by
Fred
C.
Holz-
William
F.
Cyrus
and
.
Joseph
to remove 126.800 acres from pro­ plus purchasing carried on by AAA
he should look up these regulations.
since 3.2 per cent lieer was legalized about the order mentioned.
nagal.
postmaster.
Receipts
for
Belanger,
county
agent
and
assistant
in
this region. Trade agreement
duction
and
in
return
qualified
for
County
Farmers
’
Union
and repeal of prohibition became
In between times, 1482 farm calls
county agent, respectively, in this stamps and stock, during 1933 to­
$2,777.000 1 n domestic allotment among dairy products manufactur­
assured, according to records in the were
Elects
Officer*
Saturday
made
and
139
meetings
were
Don Batchelar Honored
area, are attending the annual con­ taled $21,522.49 and in 1932 $22,128.- Washington county Farmers' Union benefit payments for the first year. ers drawn but not yet approved
state corporation department.
held. Tills latter figures docs not
• • •
All organization work is completed nationally. Milk marketing agree­
Linfield Football Meet vention of extension service work­ 24, a decrease of $605.85.
represent those meetings attended
Money taken in during the first will meet Saturday at the court and some counties have received ments provided for but none ap­
ers at Corvallis this week. Sessions
Sterilization of the mentally un­ and participated in but includes
house
1
n
all-day
session.
Annual
Don
Batchelar
of
Hillsboro,
soph
­
the checks for the first payments plied for in this state Production
fit offers the only practical solu­ only those which were held for the omore at Linfield college, was one opened Tuesday and will continue six montlis of the two years totaled election of officers will be held,
about the same in spite of the fact
to growers. The northwest as a control to be launched soon but
tion to Oregon's problem of institu­ purpose of presenting information of 25 lettermen honored at the an­ until Saturday.
session
will
begin
at
10
o'clock
that a two-cent postage rate was lunch will be served at noon,
whole reports 14 per cent reduction details of plan not yet available.
tionalizing Its feeble minded and regarding some farm enterprise of nual football banquet Friday night.
Ail in
Road
Rights-of-Way
Cost
In
effect
in
1932
and
a
three-cent
winter wheat acreage planted.
insane in the opinion of Rufus Hol­ the county.
Livestock—Beef may be included
members are urged to attend.
Batchelar.
halfback,
was
one
of
the
rate
last
year.
Holznagel
stated.
Emergency
export association mov­ under dairy adjustment program.
man, state treasurer. As a member
Washington County $2750 Income during the last three months
most
versatile
ground
gainers
for
ed
10.000,000
bushels
of
northwest
of the board of control Holman has
Farm Credit—Reorganization of
Washington county farmers will the Wildcat team as a kicker, pass­
Washington county's pro rata of 1933 showed an increase of ap­ Sales Tax Debate Aloha
surplus.
been devoting much time to a study
federal farm credit structure under
er
and
runner.
His
punting
was
a
soon
be
seeding
red
clover.
Some
of
share
of
the
purchase
price
o
f
proximately
six
per
cent
over
the
Grange
Hall
Wednesday
Horticulture
—
North
w
est
Tree
of the state's institution* and their
farm oct brought many applications
Sales tax will be debated at the Fruit Industries, Inc., formed as
needs He has been particularly im­ them who have signed wheat allot- big factor In many crucial moments. rights-of-way for the Wolf creek same period In 1932 despite a re­
mortgage refinancing from Ore­
contracts are wondering Just Linfield enjoyed the first success­ road totaled »2750. according to the duction In the drop mail rate from Aloha Grange hall at 8 p. m. Wed­ trade group of al northwest tree: for
pressed with the rapid growth of ment
gon farmers. State Agricultural Ad­
the population at both of the in­ how this wheat deal affects their ful football season in years, winning county court. An order transferring three to two cents. Receipts for nesday with Representative E J. fruit shippers under trade a«ree- visory council for aiding la farm
sane hospitals as well as at the In­ usual ■ending of clover There Is three out of six games The Wild­ that amount to the state highway the Christmas season this year McAlear of Hillsboro taking the sd- ment* and code of operation de­ debt adjustment set up under fed­
defeated their traditional foe, commission fund of the county was showed a marked increase over that flrmatlve and Morton Tompkins of signed to bring orderly marketing! eral program. Four federal credit
stitution for feeble minded. All nothing In the contract placing any , cats
made last Thursday.
of 1932. he said.
restriction on the seeding of red Pacific university, 18 to 0.
Dayton the negative.
practices more profltabe for the I
(Qonllnued on p*** 8, colunn $J
(CaaUaiMdaa past*. *ol»al)
Many Examples Cited
Schedule Temporary
Effective at Once
Burglar Gets
Pen Sentence
Need of Flood
Control Cited
Farmer Loan
Body Elects
Fire Marshal
Reports Work
Ireland Named
Co-op Director
County Men
To Aid P. U.
County Free
Bonded Debt
Bank Stockholders
Re-elect Officers
Employment
Office Moved
County Agent Receives Calls
From 5366 Persons Last Year
Another Bargain
Day for City Set
Postoffice Receipts
Show Small Decrease
State Progress on Agriculture
Adjustment Plans Summarized