lb Good Printing The Argua C Dives Quality Service at Eair I’nces With Which is Combined rl,» Hillsboro Independent VOLI .ME XL! State Capitol tier News drove Hoop Team Closing Date Linfield College Grade Speakers Sales Tax Bill Veterans Ask Durham Man Captures County Head Will Speak Compete Friday To Cut Load Corn-Hog Plan Square Deal Basketball Title AI Teacher Meet County Contest Confesses to On Property Forest Grove hoopstera cinched Coming Soon Annual county grade school dec­ In Program Dr Elam J Anderson. president Poi son Plan tlx- county basketball title lau of Linfield college, will lx- t h <• F ti - lamation contests will get under day nigjit by defeating Uie Hllhi print I| m I sfx'iik) r al the final coun­ way Friday afternoon when seven quintet 23 to 16 The rivals will Ex-Service Men Seek Return ty teachers' Institute Huturday at Tux Commissioner Discusses 41.»' t in the final game of the sea­ Farmers Asked to File Data preliminary meetings are scheduled William Pointer Tells Story Tigard union high « I ux >1 a short in various parts of the county. on Production Promptly Benefits of Measure at son here Friday at 8 30 p m. business meeting of th** Washing­ Finals will be held March 23 at the of Placing Strychnine in of Privileges Eliminated 1 Hii:«.»x.rr> took the lead In the ton County i'e:<< hers assoclu' lon L. Hillsboro Baptist church. to Speed Program School Officer Meet opening mlnute-s of the game when Food of Neighbors Under Economy Act also planned Initial meeting for three and Dinsmore sunk a long basket. Btew- The session Is called for 9 30 u four-room schools In the western art of Forest Grove tied the score in with the first .peaker on tlie part of the county are to be held a tew minutes later, only to trail program Dean Alfred Powers of at the Dilley school with Mrs Em­ at-ain when Sutherland made; gexxl Huirm If frkndx of Hrnator W th - University of Oregon. Following ma Bryant as manager. Schools of on a foul throw. Wilson. Grove for­ E Buikr rxp<*<'t<*t any other can­ fair, equitable treatment in a kinn tuldrc ss tla* high school division. Wasiungton county real property one tlie point lead over Forest Grove neiglibors, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Gei- didate, proKre.v ive or olherwL -- In eiuirlment of the Ament imi LegUm a white Ixse J. Barnum of Alolui will ing applications for hog contracts county school fund purpones and held an 11 to 10 advantage is predictol in a communication Kingston, manager; northern. North ‘ ger, was obtained Tuesday from u statement explaining hUi position "Four l’oint” pn>grum to restore be chalrnuin of the session for for Plains. Ruth Wills, manager; east­ William H. Pointer of Durham, who at half time. may be expected from pawag 1 of from Corvallis received at the 111 Lit week Ihr Marion county an- privilege,-, taken from disabled ex- grade principals, upper grade teueh- the propo- ed Balis tax measure ac­ Fore.t Grove maintained a steady county agents office Farmers who ern. Beaverton high school E G. us now being field on a charge of didatr drclarwd that hr proposed service men by the economy act, era and rural teachers Clara I.ueUil cording Weob, manager; and southern, to Cliarl*« V. Galloway, offensive during the final period, to "fight until heU freezes over declared Jerrold Owen, executive and Mrs. Lurn E Nielson of Tigard state tax commissioner, who spoke while the Hllhl attack went awry. plan to submit applications should Scholls Grange hall, Frances Post, assault with attempt to kill, accord­ do so within the next few days, necretary of the World War Vet- will lead the primary and lnter- ul tin- county conference of school Time and again the local players and then figiit on the ice " manager. All preliminary contests ing to J. W Connell, Sheriff. Desire for revenge arising from the fact and those who may still be uncer­ are set for 1:30 p. m. Brown says that lir was lurrd In­ r runs' State Aid eommlAAion nnd mediate Usichers' meeting. officers iu-re Saturday Tills figure would get under the Grove basket tain about details of the plan that Geiger had had Pointer ar­ to the progressive convention al editor of Oregon Ix'gionnnire, who Dr O H Holmes of Fon ’ M, is bast'd upon an e-rtimated state Each school Is entitled only to Jiave the bail run the hoop to one rested last November 20 on a lar­ Portland under a misapprehension spoke during the American Legion Grove will glie (he ojx-nuig address income of *4,000,000 tor the school and fall out. Forest Grove garner­ should get in touch with their near­ serious and one humorous selection ceny charge is believed to have est local committeeman at once. of H a true purpose and that when prognun Monday ut tn«* chamber oi of the' afternoon meeting. Tills will relief measure. ed 13 points during the last half The names of the committeemen in each of the three divisions de­ been the motive for the alleged hr discovered what wu« up hr re­ commerce Adoption oí the pro­ be followed by a business meeting termined by grade in school. Con ­ while ifillsboro was able to score crime - - — An additional amount, estimated which - was committed Feb- have been published several times testants who won first place in the fused to participate in th«' delib- gnun wotiL I rr.sufl in a cash bene­ of tlie county teachers' association. at *90.000, would go directly to ele­ but five foul slKrts. ruary 18. «rations and advised his friends in fit U> the state, he -‘Luted in his Dr Anderson will ,|xak on "Amen mentary and high school districts Snider, forward, and O'Neil, cen- in the county papers. Necessary county contest last year are not That he had placed a spoonful thr convention to take no part talk on "Veterans and Taxpayer* " and Oh. Yeah!'' ; ls tlie closing fea­ in the county, resulting ui the re­ ter. were high point men for For- papers may be ootalned in most eligible to compete with the same of strychnine in the flour can at cases fom men on the local com­ After thr convention had endorsed Dr. K J. Nicol. HUUboro legion ture- of the program. type of selection this year. Winners the Geiger home was the substance duction <4 special lev.es in the est Grove with seven points each, mittees or may be had ____ at ___ any in Burke. Brown says Dial hr was commander, was chairman. each district will be eligible tor of Pointer s confession. He declared while Dinsmore lead the Hllhl scor ­ Music will be provided by Tigard arcus, declared O B Kraus, coun ­ time bj call.ng at the county agent's Misunderstanding of the veterans’ union lilgh school aiul lunch will ty school superintendent, In com- ing wilt) 6 points Hllhl second team called into a side room und given (Continued on page 4, column 1) that he entered his neighbors home office. thr "bum s rush in an attempt to •‘Four Point” program has been served in the- high school caie- mentuig on tlie talk after the defeated the Forest Grove seconds with a pass key while they were Information Given compel him to withdraw in Burkes rife, Ow< ii dec lared. ITopaganda be 27 to 20 in a preliminary game. terUi. meeting I ’ roceeds going as a direct away at church and placed the Additional information received favor which he refused to do und againM com¡>riis<-rvice mail ha* been ln- *96.000 tor the county school fund to the county championship by sale required for men who have resentment over his past arrest on *Uguled by a certain group for "i will travel over the state as would be only one-fourth of the virtue of the victory Friday night, processed their own hogs and sold a charge of stealing a plow and a far as my meagre funds and con- the purpose of breaking the power total benefit to be derived by tax­ maintaining a clear record of five the meat. This evidence shall con­ chair, declaring that the poisoning tributlons of my friends permit," of vrtrnins. Tills attack has been victories. Tigard swamped Beaver­ sist of < 1) receipt of purchase, payers under the sales tax plan. idea had come to him on the spur Brown dec lared in u statement fol- hidden under the guise of econ­ ton 54 to 18 the same night to of the moment. He had not th ought Economy Foreseen signed by the purchaser, if the lowing t h e Portland convention omy. hr said cinch wcond position with four product was sold direct from the Nineteen Youth Promoted of it again until he was arrested An economical administration of wins and two losses. Hllhl settled Policy Outlined •T will tell tlie people what tlie last Friday by deputies from tlie tlie proposed tax was foreseen by Into third place wldi two victories farm to the consumer, or <2> state­ corrupt tricks and pru< tiers are II 'Die veteran policy embodies four During Tests Thursday sheriffs office, he stated. of disposition, signed by the elected, (to! helping me. I will principals, declartvl Owen in out­ Willamette Valley Project Galloway, who based Ills belief on and three defeats, with Beaverton ment market master or other official _ in Poison Discovered tlie experience of other stales in (Continued on page 4, column 7) purge thia state of dirty ¡mimes in lining lia» leglblative program charge if the product was sold Geiger was seized with violent thr progressive as well n.% m other udopUxl by the American Legion with CWA Funds Planned collecting a similar tax West Vir­ For the second successive month, through a public or farmer's mar- ginia and Mississippi have found convulsions February 18 after he ranks If I am .irfrail'd 1 will go lust year at the Chicago comcn- ket, or <31 other supporting .._____ evi- 19 Boy Scouts of the Hillsboro dis­ had eaten Sunday dinner. Mrs. the sales tax to be tile easiest tax back to U m * farm with tlie satis* tlon. First, that lui war veteran, trict were promoted at the monthly dence having a direct bearing on Geiger refused to eat the meal pre­ faction of knowing that it is not disabled while In the service, suf- Donald T Templeton, county of all to collect, according to the the disposition of the product of court of honor at the county court pared when the food tasted bitter. yrt time for llr people to clean frr kwa of any privileges embodied Judge, represented Washington coun­ tax commissioner. Administration house Thursday evening. Courts of such hogs slaughtered on the farm. e4 the tax 1 n Oregon would b e ¡ A chemist found poison in the food, house *’ In the original World war veteran ty at Albany Tuesday, where plans through approximately 15,000 re­ Next week the local committees honor have shown a doubling in according to authorities. the number of advancements dur ­ All of which Is very Interesting act Necond. tliat hospitalization be to promote fkxxl control project tail will start on the final round-up, merchants. Pointer received a six months in the light of th*' approaching provided for all vrteraiw wix) are for tlie Willamette river ani its Farmers gathering data on all farmers who ing the past three months, which suspended jail sentence Nuvember not liave to pay scout officials state is an index of primary election. With ix»tl> Broun unable to provide necessary medical tributaries were discussed. Re pre - a sales tax would feeds for livestock County Work Quota Slashed have raised hogs within the past interest and efficiency. 21 when lie was arraigned in the and Burke claiming thr mantle of care for thcmsclvet». Third, that M'litatlves of seven exit of eight or poultry or on two years, who have not already on seeds for planting, local justice of the peace court on thr late George W Joseph and thr MTVice connections be perpetuated. eounties affected attended und the where the products to 375 Men This Week R. Frank Peters presided over filed applications. The plan is, thereof are to the larceny charge believed to have sup|M>rt of the “free power for Fourth, that benefits for depend- Willamette Valley Flood Control be sold as tangible personal the ceremonies with Jake Weil as of course, entirely voluntary, but prop­ been the motive for the alleged nothing" advocates, Charlie Hall rnUi of deceased uar veterans be usscxlatlon was formed. A new wage scale for CWA work­ the committee must get production herald. P L. Patterson. A. H. Busch. crime. erty. in the opinion of the tax The suspended sentence was making a play for tlie support of continued- Stops w ore taken by the group commissioner Tlie fanner would ers in Washington county, believed estimates from non-signers. In­ Aif O. Johnson. V. W. Gardner granted upon full restitution of the thr utility stockholdrrs as opjiosed The American Lrgion program toward securing a federal survey pay tlie tax only on what he bought io be materially lower than at structions from Washington now­ and Brunel Richards were court property and payment of court to thr utility officials, and Tom dn for un­ upon which to base a vast con­ present, will become effective Fri­ state that no applications can be commissioners, and William F. costs. personal use. Turner. Portland baseball magnate, injured veterans nor for veterans struction project designed to mini­ lor The day. according to word rece.ved tills sent in for payment until all ap­ Johnson, field executive, served as sales tax would apply to pur- Another still, the second to be setting himself up as thr champion injured after tlie war. but do»** seek mize damage* to farm lands by flood cliases of 25 cents and up, explained week oy R. W. WeJ, county chair­ plicants have filed their papers. clerk of the court confiscated in Washington county of the forgotten workingman, tlie assistance for those injured in the waters of the' river and its tribu­ Galloway. To simplify collection, man. llie county quota, o: work- Applications are being tabulated in Preceding the court of honor, a week, was raided Tuesday fates that control political drAllnir.» service, tlu? speaker stated. Tlie taries An application Is being pre­ was also slashed to 375 men the county agents office as fast members of the district committee within would be eliminated in men night near Huber by county offi­ arrm to be laying thr ground work stund taken by the legion ut Chi­ pared for a C'WA project lor con­ fractions this week. as they come in. tlie schedule of tax to be added to which has charge of the adminis ­ cers and State Officer Walt Had­ fur lite entry of Governor Meier in­ cago favoring payment of adjusted ducting an n liquate survey of the tlie salis charge A one-cenx tax Although the new scale of wages Publication will be made in the of scouting in the Hills­ field. Frank Dalton and Albert to Uie picture with every prospri t not sought by the valley to determine the type- ot would be coilectei on retail pur­ had not been received lrom Port- county papers of the figures sub­ tration Allen, found on the premises, were boro district met at the chamber for success of his well oigamzed group if it wdi "break llie govern­ novel control that would be feas­ chases of 25 cents oi more up 1tVr-ri CWA headquarters this morn­ mitted by each applicant. This will of commerce Ail troops in the dis­ held following the raid, but pro­ U) forces over the sadly disorganized ment, he said. ing. Weil predicted that the rate of ible (Continued on pave 4, column 7j give ail producers an opportunity trict were shown to be in good con­ fessed no connection with the still. Savings under the economy act» Flcxxl damage* in the eight eoun­ forces of his opposition in thr re­ pay would be reduced materially. to check with their community dition The distillery was located in the with an average rating of IM p; . V ll< publican primaries The schedule is to be prepared by committeemen any statements be­ 97.5 per cent for January. This garage and bam on property form­ ties during tlie past two years was the Portland office and will go in­ lieved to be inaccurate. Those who have been harking for­ huve been more Uxan offset by ex­ eitlmaled at more than *2,UOOOOO in erly owned by E. J. Mann near rating is the third highest in the to eflect when men on tlie CWA ward to Meier.*« nv-lio addre in pendí. pres for alpliaoctic.il organi- a report of \ alley county engineers Applications should be made out 25 districts in the Portland area Hucer. Olficers confiscated a 400- unemployed, zu ions to aid the payroll report for work Monday. Uir hope that ft might contain at once so that there will still be council. headed by Hedda Swart of Marion gallon still, a one-third-gallon still, Reductions ordered in the coun­ time to make necessary corrections some Inkling as to ins intentions farmers and other group,. Owen county Damages report'd were as Reports of committees to the dis­ 44 gallons of whiskey and a quan­ only economy pointed out. Tlie ty work quota this week will re ­ toward a second term must have before tlie closing date. Men who trict board and announcement of tity of equipment. Approximately follows Washington county (one sult in the dropping of 44 men are slow in preparing their papers the been somewhat disappointed when practiced has been in regard to year> *360.0(X). Lane *1.077,000. Linn annual meeting of the council 2500 gallons of mash was destroyed. from the payrolls. Men employed on a bad cold compelled |xv»tponrmrnt veteran com|»'nsat;on Verdict for the plaintiff was re­ will not only delay the.r own pay­ in Portland March 26 were other Benton *86.000. Marion Quantity of wearing apparel and That adoption of tlie American *119,000, federal educational, nursing, coast of thr speech, scheduled for last turned Friday by the ju.t:ce of the ments but will hold up payment on *415.880. Yamhill »67.000, Polk »130,- Items of business. Plans were also cigarettes were stolen when thieves Bunday night, in spite of the fact Lrgion program would bring into 000. and Clackamas *130.000 pexiee court jury hearing the com­ and geodetic survey projects are everyone else. discussed for the scout circus at broke into the Carlson-Sherk store that Henry Hanzen, the governors Oregon approximately *340000 The report s« t out economic and plaint of Fred C. Sefton, until re­ not included in the quota, accord­ the stock show pavilion in Portland at Sherwood Thursday night. Loot- political advisor, ha. said that thr through additional compensations a ricultural Importance of the val- cently publisher of the Beaverton ing to Weil. April 6 and 7. The local troops will included shirts, rings, overalls and that it WOUM COBI Hi)' slate ley. quoting army engineers’ El torts are being made to com­ sper<*h lias no politimi significance and (Continue re- Review, against J. H Hulet, pres­ plete about 35 cartons of cigarettes. participate. tl on N. column 4) all projects under way at whatsoever. ports indicating tliat It contained ent owner. Action was brought to present as soon as possible, Weil Report that good progress was Marvin G. Woodward of Portland two-thlr.ds of the' population of recover property m the plant which Asked point blank this week as being made in the financial effort was arrested last week by state tl:e state, had a farm valuation of Sefton alleged was his own. Jurors declared. If tlie present rate of re­ to hit ¡KiUlical plans, the governor of the local committee which has police on a traffic charge. He was, duction is continued in the county set the value of tlie property at (Continued on page 4. column 1) *275.(XH).(X)0 and that one-fourth of «had nothing to say." He continues, the task of raising a *300 quota in tlie county committee an­ ,4ie farm area had bee'n under *100. Sef'.on asserted that he pur­ quota, however, to display new symptoms tlie district for support of scout work will be termi­ A waler from ruinpant rivers once chased the newspaper on contract ticipates on that accident in which a sign work in 1934 was presented by J. that would seem l<> brand him a- or before May 1. Work was freak every two years since 1889. Swart from Hulet August 23. 1933. and re­ nated blown from a truck through M. Person. Money raised from this a victim of thr political brr. For is to be started on several new _ car __ source goes to pay office service, dei'lared that damages cited were turned it to him December 29.1933. school projects this week, according the windshield of a r passing instance, hr is devoting more time He declared tliat he purchased a occurred Tuesday near Witch Hazel. printing, postage, professional su­ to tils office than a.is his wont a Imine diate nxijxnlng of the wheat conservative as engineers had not quantity to present plans, but no new pro ­ of printing equipment Tred Meindl of Portland, driver of pervision and training, travel, tele­ few montiis ago, showing up al Sa­ production remmi program to give been given time to cover the field which was not returned to him or jects will oe approved until the the car. suffered a broken nose and phone. rallies and other activities, lem now as much as two and even Lunvrs who have not sotned wli. at completely. local committee is assured of hav ­ Judge; fempleton was elt'Cted to paid for after tlie newspaper was ing faci.lties to complete them, ac­ severe cuts while R. D. Walker of he declared. Hillsboro is associated three times a week. Thr governor contea, ts an c pportunity to Join The annual county grade school Laurelwood. a passenger, received with 24 other communities in form­ has also become more restrained in was announced Ulis we -k. according the board of directors of the flood returned to Hulet. Jurors were Cal cording to Weil. Jack. E. L. McCormick. J. N Wiley. to word received by W. F. Cyrus, a cut lip and bruises Mrs Meindl ing the Portland area council which basketball tournament will be held control aasoe lotion. 4 ins attitude toward State Treasurer next Thursday, Friday and Satur­ V W. Gardner. J. H. Garrett and and a son. who were in the back Holman and at tlie last meeting of county agent. F’.crni -rs signing con­ 11 counties of Oregon and day at the central grade school of nt tilts time would be eligi­ of the car. sustained cuts and shock comprises Jake Weil. tlie bourd of control, held in tlie tracts Washington. Forest Grove. A total of 13 teams ble- for the Imai 1933 ani suu.-e- Tlie Meindl car was proceeding Fine of $500 and a sentence of executive office, thr session passed quent The court of honor promoted 10 have been entered in the three di-, it*:<4 an.i IMS bemnta but toward Portland on the Tualatm one year in the county jail was without any display of the bitter- not the- 20-cent first 1933 )iaymen. highway when the wind whipped a tenderfoot scouts to second class, visions for the playoff. nr.'S between these two political Sp>-eliil revision of regulation will imposed upon Walter Smith Wed­ Schi lule will open Thursday eve­ sign from a Sunset Feed mill truck two second class to first class, and enemies w hich has < haraetri ized ixr.nlt contracts to be drawn with nesday when he plead guilty to a driven by Albert Cole of Portland, seven first class scouts received ning with the following games: Di­ charge of operating a still without the infrequent gatherings of thus farmers who had unsatisfactory 10 merit badges. Wallace Wheeler vision C. Gales Creek vs. Orenco; through the car's windshield. The F'cxxi dealers NRA cexle will be a license. He was paroled on the board for the past two years. All baM- acrcmie under the original (Continued on page 4, column 6) division B. Reedville vs. Gaston; National Business Women's Week, injured persons were brought to discussed here next Tuesday eve ­ of which are tak( n here to indicate plan, according to the- communi­ ning when county food dealers meet jail term upon payment of tlie line ironi March 11 to 17. inclusive, will the Jones hospital for treatment. and division A. Forest Grove vs. Beaverton. Friday afternoon games that tlie governor is leaving no cation New contra«! however, will for their monthly session at the Smith was arrested last week when be observed by tlie Hillsboro club Meindl is well known here, being not be- given advantage over those- are as follows: Division C Witch stone unturned tliat might inter­ local chamber of commerce. Sylvan authorities r.udef a still on Car­ with three major events. On Sun­ a past grand master and past under the origuial plan. Hazel vs. Carlon; division A. Hills­ fere with ids progress in thr event signed penter creek west of Forest Grove. day tlie members will ro in a body County control associations al­ Durkhelmer, president of Wadiiams representative of the I. O. boro vs. Tigard; and division B, Drive by state police on truck to the Trinity Lutheran church, grand that he should get into the race ready In existence will provide tlie A- Company, will be the speaker, ac­ drivers, O F. Sherwood vs. Tualatin. The winner w ho have not obtained pub­ where services will be conducted by which now seems highly probable. basts for new sign-up machinery cording to Verne Curry, chairman Today 'Thursday) is the last dav cf the first division A game will the Rev. George Reule. On Tues ­ lic utilities commission permits, re ­ Plans will also be considered for Additional supplies will lx- forward­ to pay county dog licenses without meet St. Mary's Friday evening. af ternoon the annual card P-irtv A national murrlage law and .1 ed to county associations wltliln a the formation of a comity food sulted in tlie filing of 18 complaints day Division B champion will be de­ incurring a n additional penalty style show will be held in the dealers' association. in the local Justice of the peace and national eugenics law arc urged by short time payment of *1. according to an or- termined Saturday morning and chamber of commerce rooms, and court in 24 liours last Friday and on I>r. John C. Evans, assistant su­ the champions for the other two Friday night tlie public relations the county court in Saturday. Complaints were filed banquet will be held. Tills banquet perintendent of the state hospital O “/ January. All dogs over eight months divisions Saturday afternoon The winners of division A and B titles lor Insane here, as the only prac­ against persons not havuig public is an annual affair mid invitations Sunset and Tualatin Valiev base- <>ld iu’d dogs owned or kept over utilities commission plates or not are sent to the city and chamber ball leagues have completed or- 30 days are required to be licensed will meet Saturday evening for the tical solution to the problem of county championship. having chauffeurs licenses. care of Insane and feeble-minded of commerce officials, business firms ganization and expect to start the by March 1. License fees for 1934 have been The committee in charge Includes The following persons appeared in which members of the Business 1934 season schedule in a little wards whose numbers show an In court tills week, plead guilty to and Proiessiunal Women s club are more than a month. Six strong «**1 at JI for male dogs. $1.50 for Lloyd Gooding of Sherwood. C. H. alarming increase year after year. and •' $1 for spayed fe­ Nosier of Hillsboro, Roland Wat­ taunt comprise the Tualatin Vai- female dogs, J—- — *---------- J -- Dr. Evans points out that 62 per ellv Wni. F. Cyru», Ct'iirely Aeemt) the orchard each year for only a charges of not having l’UC permits, employed, and members. males. This schedule is 50 cents kins of Carlon, Ray Haas of Gas­ Four outstanding American busi­ ley league, while the Sunset loop higher cent of In ane < i are heradltai> Prune thrip. have' during the past brief time. Tlie balance of tlie year were fined *10 and costs, and then each case than the sched­ ton and Elbert Arant of Forest ness women will broadcast during has eight comity teams signed Up ule for in last (Continued on page S, column 7) while between 10 and 15 per cent few years, caused plenty of worry they remain in the soil in tlie or­ year. Grove. two other tentative squads. National Business Women's Week, and of the patients ul the two state to the' owners ol some' of the prune' chard. Hillsboro groups plan to enter a observed annually by the National orchards in Washington county. Spraying with a dormant o i 1 hospitals are there as a result of Federation of Business and Profes­ team in each league. Although only n tiny Insect, ap­ plus nicotine sulfate has given a social diseases mid calls attention proximately sional Womens clubs, they are Tualatin Valley league will open oiie-twentieth of an inc h eieyii'e of control in some case to the need for sterilization of the in length, they have been so nu­ Weather conditions will have' much Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt; Mrs. the season April 15 with the fol­ one class and Intelligent treat­ merous Gelino MacDonald Bowman, nation­ lowin'; teams: Verboori. Hillsboro. in .onii' orchards as to def­ to Io with how rapidly the tlirip Carlt.n. Newberg. Forest Grove and ment ol the other if society 1; not initely cut. down till' set of fruit emerge from the ground. If the Tualatin Valley Drainage and al president of die organization; ultimately to be overwhelmed by Usually alxuit tin' time' the buds weather is warm tliev will come Flood Control association will meet Honorable Rosalie I.,e.\ Whitney, Sherwood. Drexel Brown of Port­ land has been re-elected president. the continued in< reuse In 111 e I r begin to open the' thrip begin to out rapidly and sprayin;: will be nt. Tualatin Monday at 8 p m to deputy conunissioner of licenses ol William Ross of Portland has been Oregon's two largest dairy asso­ The groups suggested that the fed­ number. Dr. Evans calls attention emeri •• from the ground and iitlae k more' effective. If tlie weatiur is continue iiscussion of plans t o New York City; and Rc pre.c illative elected vice-president and Francis ciations have gone on record as eral government could, If neces­ to the fact that of approximately the voting buds sometimes dwarf- chilly and remains so during the carry out the group's program. The Florence P. Kahn of Culifoi n:a. Cummings of Forest Grove secre­ welcoming Secretary Wallace's pro­ sary. supply or loan funds to those (HMM) wards now la'ing taken care ing ihim and other times worling bloom period, apiiarently very lit­ meeting will be held in the theater tary-treasurer. posal for a 15 per cent reduction states that have not yet been able of by tlie state of Oregon in its on tile youn; flower stem so that tle can lx' accomplished with sprays, at Tualatin. April 8 will mark . ------ the --- opening ..... in butterfat production, according to work out their federal-state young bud may die. One of if tlie experience of growers here Tliat tlie preliminary survey of the* various Institution, 4200 or nearly f the Sunset league. Hillsboro. Gas- to word received here by W. F. co-operative program of tuberculo­ common .............. cause.', of -- . prune scab means anything. Under these' lat­ tlie Tualatin river would be st-irted ton. Laurel, Cornelius. Tualatin. Or- Cyrus, county agent. These groups, sis eradication Under the suggest­ 75 per cent of the total lire In the the* is tlie feeding of thrip during the ter conditions the insect crawls Friday was tlie substance of the re- 1'iico. Verboort and Aloha have tu­ the- Oregon Dairymen and Oregon ed plan, the funds would be tup- two hospitals for the insane and nvmph down inside the' shuck or husk port presentexi at. tlie Sherwood stage' o«i the fruit. tored the race, while Beaverton and Butter and Ice Cream Makers’ as­ plied from other sources than the the institution for feeble-minded, Tlirip are not. out in tlie orchards .surrounding tile' bud and it is im­ mei'ting last Monday. W. W. Jones George I,. Samniis. chairman of Oswego teams arc considerin'; join­ sociations have agreed upon an processing tax on butterfat. All of these institutions are crowd-. here nt the* time this is being writ possible to reach it with any kind of Portland, Bonneville dam en- the state liquor control commission, ing tlie league. Officers of the program which they be­ 5. Permission to divert a ed to the limit and tlie state Is ten. To keep n check on Uie time’ of spray. A contact spray is up- glneer. spoke. and George Neuner, attorney for league are Ernest Clinton of Port­ eight-point lieve essential for inclusion in such fraction of Oregon benefit small pay- faced with the necessity of pro- ol emer. ince. traps were placed parently the only kind that wlll (lie body, will speak on problems land. president, and Cummings of a program. merits to the Oregon Dairy coun- of state liquor control during the Forest Grove, secretary-treasurer. VidIng additional accommodations tills wee'k in svernl orchards in tlie do any gocxl: in other words, the Liquor Store Supplies The program is as follows: cil to promote greater use of duiry spray must hit tlie Forest Grove vicinity. NorUiwest. Oregon Peace Officers' insect and this Without delay, Arrive Here on Monday convention here Saturday. Speaking Just how numerous must, the means tliat to be effective t h e 1. An embargo on Imported fats products. • • • Supply of liquor and annual pur ­ and oils from outside the conti­ thri|> lx- Ix'fore tliev begin to do weather conditions should bi- such prgrani is planned for the circuit 6. A program for allowing reduc­ beer parlors which have Rural chase permits for the '. __ '. ' \ local State court room and tlie- banquet at tlie nental United States. This point may tion in 100-per-cent-good herds by is tlie question puzzling as to bring out the trip numerous- been operat Ing without any reg-1 damage liquor store were received at tlie local Methodist church, according many growers. Generally, wliere tlie be simplified as “ American markets ly at one time. ulatlon since tlie return of legalized thrip will not average more' than The effective spraying time is Palm Drug store Monday. __ Pur- to J. W. Connell, sheriff. for American farm goods." The placing good cows In herds where beer must now close their doors one hundred to one hundred buds, very groups hold that any plan for cur­ pexir or disease ! cows are elimi­ short. They may be' on tlie . lia.se; in.cv lx- made onlv b\ )x*i ■ The dinner has been cal'ed for High school boards of the coun ­ not later than 1 a. m., under an serious injury to the crop will hot outside of the" buds today but if sons holding a n annual permit 6:30 p. m. at the church and the will meet Friday at 8 p. m. with tailment of production must nec­ nated. That the extension services order of tlie liquor control com­ occur. In some orchiir.ls wliere tlie tlie' weather change's overnight they which costs $1. according to L. C. prognun in the circuit court, will ty essarily include a ban against com­ of the various states be directed to the non-high school district board peting substitute mission. Sale of beer or wine to infestation has been heavy counts may be where spray will not reach Kramlcn, local agent for the suite follow. Officers of tlie association of products from co-operate in the effectuation of directors to consider reduction will be elected. minors, drunkenness and disorder­ of from 10 to 15 per bud have been them tomorrow This meiuis tliat if liquor control commission. of costs for the 1934-35 school year. outside of the country. These sub­ the policy was suggested by the stitute products are declared to be two organizations, 'rhe plan seek» spraying is to be done. gex«d cxiuip- The organization was formed In . ly conduct on the premises will nuulo. The meeting will probably be held Another question frequently ask­ ment that will permit spraying the Many Old Age Petitions responsible for tlie situation the to prevent tlie unnecessary destruc­ Hillsboro about three years ago, ac­ in tlie county court room. not be permitted under the new cording to Connell. quickly is necessary. Some Income from tax sources has been American livestock producer faces tion of good cows in carrying out regulations just announced by tlie ed is how the insect gets from Uie orchard Heard by County Group ground into tlie' tree. Some liave few growers are probably going to the reduction control program. slow during the part year and un­ today. liquor commission. Administrator suggested Total of 120 old-age pension peti­ Southern Pacific Crew banding the tree's with try dusting this year and are con­ less expenses can be reduced, trans­ 2. Prevention of importation of 7. Clear and concise wording of Hainmls has indicated that many tanglefoot to prevent them crawl­ sidering having this done* with an tions hnve been granted to date, meats and hides. contracts. Many producers declared Now Headquarters Here portation will have to be elimin­ beer parlors, which liave been op­ ing’ lip the trunk. Tills treiitment airplane. according to records at the court 3. Reduction of IS per cent ___ in ated. according to A. M Jannsen, that previous contracts should have erating, will be retired liii'iiscs by might catch a few but as every A train crew of six men of the chairman. Not all the failure to get a prune house. Sixty-four petitions have oleomargarine manufacture arid an been clear and concise and of such the liquor control commission. tlirip Is e-qulppe'd wltJl a perfectly crop can be laid to thrip Injurv been rejected, five dismissed and Southern Paclfl now makes its equal compensating tax on oleo to a nature as to be unde rstandable • • • gexxi pair of wings and know how I Weather conditions have much to three cancelled. Failure to reveal headquarters in 'Hillsboro, accord­ Businem Visiter at Seattle match the reduction and tax on by persons without legal training A state unemployment and social to use them tlie' effwtlveness of j do wit h It. In some of the older or- aid from children, or ownership of ing to E. E. Boyd, local agent. This H. L. MacKenzle went to Seattle butterfat. but of fair average Intelligence. property resulted tn tlie cancella ­ crew handles a freight train be ­ ; chords there is just naturally get- tree banding probably would not. Tuesday night on business and re­ 4 Federal backing of immediate This, they declared, would result insurance fund of *25.(XX).000 to be tion of the three pensions. (Contiuueef on pel«« rt. oolumn fi) tween Hillsboro and St. Joseph. be very great. They are present bi turned the next night. elimination of tuberculosis c o w s. I (CoallaiMri od P*« s 1, column 1J (Con(lnu«d on pa«« 4, rolunm 8) UY A I. I. I N I) It ) I X Economy Predicted IxHjion Stand Cited Final Roundup Starts Old Arrest Motive Scouts Hold Honor Court Group Seeks Flood Control CWA Pay Cut Ordered Here Former Editor Gets Verdict Freak Crash Injures Four Wheat Control Plan Reopened Grade Hoopers Plan Tourney B. ÔC P. Women Plan for Week Food Dealers Plan Code Discussion Deadline Effective Today on Dog Levy Baseball Loops Plan To BeClll P1.1V Soon der Lssued b'- Prune Thrip Control Methods Outlined for Crop Protection Hood Control Group To Meet at Tualatin Oregon Dairy Groups Agree On Butterfat Control Plan Officers Plan Meet Here This Saturday Non-high Area Board Seeks to Cut Costs