í Good Printing Tax Insculti— The Argus Gives Quality Service at Fair Prices With Win h li < nml Hillsboro Independent HILLSBORO, OKKOON, THURSDAY, MARC H K, State Capitol News 11 er i ♦ » Local Chief New Leader Hillu Hoopsters Stop (Jia in pions In Closing Game City Council Peace Group Limits Area Liquor Sales Knox Bill Explained Protest Water Rate Tualatin Survey On I'lood Control Started Friday D.A.R. Organizer March Term Court Here Sign Posts of Recovery Negroes Face Jurors Expansion Predicted Unleash Hilt a driving offensive Preliminary survey to determine that would not be denied, Hllhl the lost of necessary drainage and Il Y A. I. I. I N tl II K <' K hoopsters up. et forest drove'« per­ i flood control In the Tualatin valley fect record Friday night on the - Urt <> Frrrman, Hillsboro chief ot Lage to 19 to 10 during the second Jury pane! consisting of 31 mem­ tions througnout the country point Stute H oni left that office open it poll« r. sale of alcoholic tevci ages in Hills- From Unit (Kiint on the period. named president of the bers. seven of w hich are women, was , Valley Drainage and Flood Con ­ to a continuation ot progress to- «us geiK'ruly taken tor grunted, Northwest Oregon Peace Officers' Blue und White squad protected ILs | boro to the business district was trol association. Correspondence from drawn Monday tor the March term recovery, declared B. E. Ma- among tlie politically wl.v. that ua . lnled to the Ing hero in the court house Sutur- drive of the champions by stalling council Action was also taken to­ Representative Charles H. Martin on March 19. opening day of the ganizer of the Daughters of Amer­ and B E. Maling, Inc., in speaking pool Appointment ot P J Htadel- day nlglit Mr.. Helen M< Daniels, tucUcs. ward preparing a protest and com­ was read in which the legislators U-rm. ican Revolution, at whose home at the chamber of commerce Mon­ niao of liie Dalle.», liisteud, caine city recorder of Hillsboro, who serv­ the David Hill chapter will be or­ was high point man of the plaint to the state public utilities offered assistance in realizing the Jurors drawn were William F. day on his reactions to business as a distinct surprise to all con­ <•<1 os temporary secretary, was lilt Cox with commission to obtain reductions in plan of the valley organization. Ziegler, Grace I Busch and Edgar ganized Friday. 12 counters while Snider conditions as seen on his recent cerned. Many ot Hncll s friend» de­ riveted wcr<-tury-treasurer. led the Forest drove squad with j tlie rutes and valuation of the local Martin pointed out that CWA and A. Jones, Hillsboro; Victor Feuer- eastern trip. clared tiuu. he hud been deliberate­ Oregon-Washington Water Service PWA flood control projects were stein, Hillsboro route 1; Wallace H. 11 points. Numerous fouls were call ­ Sheriff Thomas Hooker of Dallas "It looks as though we are going ly double crossed by tlie governor, ' company. ed during the rough game. Forest Hoeffel, Hillsboro route 2; Edward for emergency purposes, but d e- is vice-president and members of to be blessed with prosperity," he but others we in the fuilure of the executive committee arc Sheriff Grove converting 11 out of 13 at­ ! Desiring to curb any possible clared that the government was B. Sappington, Ottice Shearer. Clyde continued. Six-Il to land the plum hit n fus.il tempts and Hllhl getting five points spread ol "beer puriors" out of the contemplating a flood control bill O. Rogers and Lucy L. Harvey, The CWA program and the fed­ to take It with uuy struigs attached Burke of Salem and George Alex­ out of eight free throws Bailey, business area, councilmen adopted for the nation which would cover Forest Grove; Ed King and Roy ander of Salem, assistant superin* eral guarantee of bank deposits UiereUi. ( lout in ii rd on p«yr 4. column 4) a resolution opposing the endors-1 work of a permanent nature. J. Hiatt. Forest Grove route 1; trndent of state police a/vj former have brought out hoarded money, It was then expected, luid fn-ely Ing of applications to sell liquor ‘ That flood control would save Edward A. J. Vanderzanden, Archie Washington county sheriff. Chief warehouse stocks are exhausted and predicted Ulut Bnrll would enter Freeman of more than one and one-half per taxes F. Campbell and John H. Kindel, succeeds District Attorney new machinery is needed by indus­ in eliminating the necessity tile re|Hibllrtland to last few weeks, a number of supply turuished. and that the book named at that time. City Farmers' union. Banks route 2; and George M. pointed out. inaUou tor secrela y ot »tute Was atvd." candidates are expected to Lhrow valuation on tlie plant exceeded That the bill would make every­ Bledsoe, Buxton. Evidences of the optomistic out­ the actual value, councilnun in-1 expix t«*d to bring Snell out into Co-operation of all in the ttieir hats into the ring before the one a taxpayer rather than con­ look ot western merchants for the enforc- New Trial Sought tlie cqx n an! th :r w.u» consider- official deadline for filing notices structed tlie water and light com- centrate the tax burden on property coming year were cited by Arthur a'.ile di'-ipixuntmi nt whrn he re- ing ot the expressed will of the of candidacy April 3. To date four mlttee to prepare a protect and. Motion for a new trial based up ­ alone was McAlear's contention in Reiling, vice-president ot Ray-Ma­ majority was urgtxl by the commis­ public utilities ■ lurned to Arlington without iuiv.ng sion's complaint to the on newly discovered evidence was ciuuildalen. two republicans and the two debates He also pointed legal counsel, who deer«cd Inc. He declared that with but i-ommasaion Inadequacy ot pressure lOtlunllU'ed luma-lf submitted Friday to Circuit Judge ■ out that the sales tax would not ling, sniping that is going on against two democrats, have entered the for fire protection, improper chlor­ cne exception, every wholesale gro­ The political intentions of P J the Bagley by Shelton Bechtel of Sher­ cause people to lose their homes. primary election race by filing with the program, the purpoc of wtuch cer that he contacted during his re­ Htadi'lnuui. newly ap|x»lnted mi re- ination of the water, and failure wood Bechtel was convicted on an control. Opponents, he »aid. OÍ- Ilio county clerk. Unless the bill is passed, schools cent survey of the western markets lary of state. 1» also arousing con­ is to provide a pumping plant and indictment charging obtaining mon­ will Robert E. Burns of Forest Grove, fer nothing in its place conformed with this view. Retail go hungry and the property siderable interest around the cap- as require! in the water State Officers t o Conduct ey under false pretenses January democratic candidate for county pressure taxpayers will have to carry added grocers are feeling the effect ot Kulrs Cited llal While Sladclniun has never company franchise were charged in 30. The motion was taken under ■ i :.»r. and J M Vanderzanden ot the discussions. burden, he said. It no relief is the CWA program and are increas­ Ind'.cated that la- was coiuidrrlnK Commission's rulings have the ci­ advisement. Organization on Friday democratic candidate for coun­ given, confiscation of property or ing their orders with wholesalers, entering tlu* campaign ils a cují - feet of law. hr s.Ud, and it Is tile Roy. Applications presented by Emi! John Johnson, Alonzo Marshall ty c< mnilssioner, are the last two he said. | repudiation of debts will result, dilute for the office, neither haa duty of all officers to enforce the to enter tlie primary campaign. Miller of North Plains and O. and Harry 8. Payton. Portland Mrs. Charles E Wells. diftrirt or- negroes ciiarted w.th burglanzlng That the opposition to the sales Steps leading up to the formation lie cloMxl tlie dixirs to lu» entry provisions of the act and the rules Vanderzanden announced his in­ Wideman of Sheridan to haul ogs into tlie race. Whut« ver hu ml n- I ls set down. Neuner pointed out tention to run several weeks ago to the local null over city streets gsmzer for tuc Daughters of Amer­ an unoccupied dwelling at Tigard, tax contributes nothing toward a of B. E. Maang. Inc., to take over physical assets of the local Ray- IkuM toward an elective lective term he that the buyer of bootleg liquor is but waited to file with the county brought a storm of proles; from ican Revolution, w.ll be hostess at were arraigned in the county court solution of the problem and that the Malmg cannery and developments a meeting at her home Friday the opponents content themselves Is taking tl»' rrcpotuabUltles ot his guilty of a crime and punishment cl rk until l.ust Wednesday. Burns, several councilmcn. That the big. afternoon to perlect the organiza­ T.iursday. They were tound over io with criticisms only, was McAlear's to be expected in the future were office very seriously snd is throw­ should have tlie publics approba­ who a candidate for county heavy log trucks would break up tion ol a D A II. chapter in Hills­ the grand jury under »2000 bonds. contention. At Kansas City McAlear outlined by Mating, Negotiations ing hUnself wholcli« ar.edly into 11 ic tion. because such a violator is rob­ sheriff was _____ _ is _________ the hour set on tlie democrat, ticket In tlie streets and that the city wou d boro Two o'clock Withdrawing a not guilty plea to declared that the ncn-re31 property grew out of a contract between the job. visiting state Institutions, s t- bing tlie state. No one but the 1932. filed Tliur.day obtain no revenue from t.ie haul- for the me ting. Tile organization enter a plea ot guilty to three In-,__ _____ _ of the state, in their op- cannery and Frosted Foods, Inc., taxpayers ting in ul board meetings und other­ liquor commission has the authority to compensate for the __ _____ hard «Ul^ be called ____ ^David ____ _____ Hill ____ chapter ___ dlcunents ot improper operation of position Republicans who have tome Into, 1 ers to the sales’ tax are in- three years ago, he said. An option wise hunillaiiz.ng iiimselt with ths, to sell liquors ot more than 14 per usage of the streets was pointed 1,1 honor of the founder of Hills- was included allowing either party the open to: the primary campaign of “®n rv^’r5eriedWa ”uen_cinL rent alcohol. boro. multifarious duties of the office. . . . tax­ to out. Tlie matter was finally turn- cancel the contract. Economic are H D. Kerfcman of Bcheftlui. payers, causing many additions to Mrs John Y Richardson, slate While It lx taken tor gr.lim'd Attorney Neuner predicted that cd over to the city Manager and -n^m't^ reTZ*^ changes caused Frosted Foods to that the democrats will have a the price would come down. citing present county commissioner anu street committee with power to act regent, will preside, and will be Brand Jury taxP?>ers. in opposing the tax. Ex­ exercise the option to buy. cundklate tor th - secretaryship, de­ the survey ordered by President a candidate to succeed himself, and Recommendation that the trucks assisted by Mrs. W. H. Saxton, state August”?o‘1933 b> Both ladies are from amples of such influence was cited The new corporation, a nominee velopments to date luivc given no Roosevelt. He felt the various stutc M J Haynes of Sherwood, candi­ be routed over uncongcsted streets organizer. Portland Mrs. Montgomery of Port­ Morris Albert. Portland second­ from election statistics showing how of Frosted Foods, will take over indications 11» to Just who the can­ comm is.-, ions might possibly have to date for constable of the Sherwood is as also made. land and known as Oregon's mother hand dealer who was convicted two people, who would have been ex­ the local cannery under the recent didate might be Ed Aldrich, l*en- gcrations in an justice of tlie peace district. Both Councilmen Thomas Connell and D A R.. will be present, and weeks ago on an indictment of empt, voted against the income tax arrangement and guarantees to op­ men filed with the county clerk dleUxi new |i.i|xnnan, I uls denied effort to rut prices. J. L. Anderson were appointed to *'ith Mrs. Richardson wall preside larceny of logging equipment, was and against the oleo tax when it erate the plant. Ray-Maling will any ¡xillUc.il ambitions iu slso him Tremendous t;u»k of the commis­ several weeks ago. with City Attorney P. L. Pat- at ’ the “ tea. following the program. (Continued sn page 10, column 4) would have protected the dairyman. market the pack through a sales Mias Geliu Gavin ot The Dal.»., sion in organizing the s.atc’s liquor George R Bagley t ot Hillsboro. act Musical numbers on the program terson tn settling tlie E. L. John­ will That the sales tax movement is contract with B. E. Maling, Inc. both of whom have been mentioned control was cited by Administrator circuit Judge ot the - 19th judicial son be solos by Mrs. Harold S.mp- assessment controversy. The ap­ son. Mrs. J. B. Nosier, and Mrs. a national and not a state program The change will have no local ef­ in connection with tlie »ecretary- Saminis. Cons per cent included in the bill. than a month in winch to register county CWA work quo.a. work was good measure. congreM from tl.c Ur. t Oregon dis­ Zimmerman contended that there for tlie primary election, according started on two new school projects, The most disastrous of the fires trict insure» a rial race in both would be little property tax re­ to Edward C Luce, county clerk this week and four more will be occurred at 12:10 a. m. Saturday Conditions in the evaporated milk the democratic and republican con- fUial day has been set for April opened up next Monday in an at­ when flames destroyed the resi­ duction under the sales levy ex­ I bminess are breaking better, ac­ The tempt to complete all projects ap­ grc.jtlonal primaries. Goss, a demo­ cording 17. dence of Mrs. Fred Wooldridge in cept in the case of large property to C. '1' Ricluirdson. man ­ ------------------ ------------------ „ Partial redemption of Fourth prove! before the program is stop- crat., will oppose It It. Turner of ager of the Hillsboro plant of the tlie Garden Tract. The blaze, which owners and that the offset would ped. Orders received Ulis week will1 Lian t‘1 lx'r bon.ds.of from an overheated flue, be little or nothing. He asserted Dallas 111 tlie May contest, while Carnation company All the avail­ County Grange Council 1933-33 has been announced for started result in tlie dropping of 50 more was under way when the alarm that dairy and poultry feeds would The tendency of American youth James W Mott will have to defeut able milk surplus on the Portland April 15. according to word receiv­ was well men from the payrolls Monday, To Elect New Officers turned one-story J M Devers ot Salem in May If market ts taken now dally. ,— in — and the —-------- »~.J|not be exempt under the law A to question beliefs, theories and ed here. Banks will forward bones Maternent by the state tax com­ customs of today is justifiable pro­ ho wants to go into the November Washington C unty Grange Coun­ leaving tlie county quota 325 men. eligible for redemption to the Fed­ ground. h°n^. Ten additional men were cm- Only an electric washing Workers were transferred last eral Reserve bank at San Francisco finals ic. the n publican contestant ployed March 1 and another ninc cil will elect officers at its meet­ mission that these products would vided judgment can be suspended machine and a radio were saved a.,'aims, uie sucres ful democrat, be exempt was refuted by Zimmer­ until the matter can be carefully added Monday, giving a full crew ing next Wednesday at the Beaver­ Monday to tlie Shute and Tualatin for holders before the due date. Loss was partially covered by »1200 w • • Bonds to be redeemed are as of insurance. »700 on the house and man, who declared that the courts considered, declared Dr. Elam J. now of 50. Tilts does not include ton Grange hall. Oscar Hagg of school projects and work will be started next Monday on tlie Cherry- follows: All outstanding perma- $500 on furnishings. Cities and counties must wait for drivers ot 26 trucks hauling to Uie Reedvllle, president, will preside, and not the commission would have Anderson, president of Linfield col- | lege, in addressing county teachers any shan* In liquor licen-M» or condenser. and the meeting is called for 2 p. ill Grove, Helvetia. Orcnco and Bloom­ I nent coupon bonds bearing serial totaling approximately the decision on exemptions. at Tigard Saturday. The meeting, ing schools. Hie Scotch church number the final digit of which is $37 Damage Milk prices to the farmer as paid profit» until alter the first »3.000,- resulted from the first fires of atended by approximately 150 teach­ raid and the Aloha city projects 9. 0 or 1, such numbers being pre­ the series which occurred at the Federal Reserve Bank IKK) has been set tunde for unem- by Carnation were Me a hundred Charges Dismissed ers, was the final institute of the weiv stopped last week to permit fixed by a corresponding distin­ residence of Mrs. Hulda Emerick ployment nllef Attorney General lor the Lust half of January. *1 for guishing letter J, K or A; all out ­ Seeks Loan Information Charges of reckless driving pre­ (transfers for tlie new work. present school year. Ninth and Baseline streets, at 12:45 ViuiWinkle I lls advised State Treas­ the first half of February and »1 10 ferred in Portland against Wayne the lost ot February. Prices for Requests for . --------------- information regard- ----- American youth tends to ques- Crews at the county airport near standing temporary coupon bonds p. m. Friday. An overheated flue is urer Holman tluit tlie unemploy­ for the first of March have not been Nlckeson of Hillsboro were dismis­ here were split to prevent any de­ bearing serial numbers final digit believed to have ignited the wall ing the amount of credit, if any. tion almost anything advanced, ment relief fund must come first announced.____________________ sed last week._______________ of which is 9. 0 or 1; and ail out ­ needed in Hillsboro trading area contended Dr. Anderson in his talk. paper in an upstairs room. lay in tlie completion of the work. standing registered bonds bearing f Alter that provteloa i.. aaUsfkid TO I Federal men are working eight serial numbers final digit of which! Firemen were again called out at UsiMuSÄ cÄ&Ä iy“XYX-e“ä g^eneachHquÄ per cent of tlie liquor profits will > hours on Wednesday and seven on j is 9, 0 or 1. Interest will cease onj 10 o'clock Saturday morning to ex­ be dlvkkd among the counties on tinguish a chimney fire at the ?xeÄtOdeabPtPbwe°rne | Thursday, while county men work the due date. a population basts with 25 per cent ¡home of Roy WUson near the"Ray- existing debt were received this ter could be carefully considered. I live hours on Monday. Tuesday and being retained for the state. Coun­ Maling cannery. Another alarm was week from the Federal Reserve questions should not be Friday. Shortage of funds to buy ties burring the sale of liquor un­ ' called in at 8 p. m. Sunday for a bank at San Francisco. Request was Debated . sufficient equipment for a full crew chimney fire at the home of Otto also made for information as to cast aside without thought nor der Uie local option provision will led to the split in hours. what extent the extension of such should they continue to be doubted, be barred from participation in (By Wm. F. Cyru«. County Agent) Most of the seeding of tills grass The new wage scale for CWA credit would continue the present he said. profits from its sale in other coun- ' Pasture for two to four cows per Is done here in the spring just as as well as the number , Dr. O. H. Holmes of Forest Grove ---- — ---- — — ______ A third chimney fire Wednesday enrollment ties. License revenues, after the un-1 acre throughout the summer months, It wils sown by Kemper. Apparently workers went into effect here Mon­ Annual tuition payment of not morning at the home of F W by which the payrolls would be in- [ challenged teachers to develop ap- employment relief fund is ralsi-d. stands getting tliick.-r every year there Is not any particular disad­ day. Under tlie new schedule com­ to , exceed »75 .7« ......... ........ ,».. Helntz 1356 First Ave br ^ ugh ^ creased. per pupil from the tlC.l------------------------------------------------- 1 Continued on^age 10. column 4) will be returned to the cities and aiul considerable pasture the llrst vantage in seeding it in the fall mon laborers receive 40 cents an non-high school district was of­ the total of fire alarms for the week ----------- - —.......... ..... ------ , . ,ss=^--- — ■*- ..... | counties, minus administrative casts, year Is what some dairyman of the even though It may not have time hour instead of 50 cents, tlniekeep- fered to county high schools bv to five. i ers and foremen continue to re-1 to sprout before ntgli water gets the attorney general points out in countv report in regard to canary members of the non-high school it. Ed Freudenthal. Hillsboro, reive 90 cents and hour, skilled district board Friday night The Ills opinion. Based upon present in­ I grass. Bixxled on land too wet for over seeded some in a low pan of the laborers were cut to 90 cents an pracllcallj anv other variety, can- proposal, which would be effective dications there will be no liquor Tualatin bottom in the fall of 1932, revenue., for cities and counties Ulis erv grass thrives an! Is ready to Watt r flowed over this before any hour from $1.20 and their helpers for the 1934-1935 school year, is ; from 75 cents to 60 cents. ixvsture as soon as stock can be sought as an economy move due to year mid the next legislature will put the land alter the water is of it had sprouted and it was all the existing tax situation. liave n cjiuncc to amend the act down on Dus is a wet land grass and undi r water until sometime in early A reduction in present tuition Formation of a new star mail l By Joseph Belanxer. Ass't County Acent) ber 1, 1933, and November 30. 1934, if the unemployment emergency the strain commonly grown will ap­ April As the water began to re­ costs, which averaged $81 this year, route Hillsboro to Scofield, Considerable misunderstanding ap­ than will equal, with his contracted cede In the spring this seed sown shall have passed by that time. parently not. amount to much when is necessary in the light of difficul­ serving from Roy. Banks. Manning and pears to exist among those who are acreage, the largest amount he ♦ ♦ ♦ mi led on higher land. There is in the fall began to come up through ties confronting taxpayers to meet was revealed this week in Joining in the corn-hog reduction planted in either 1932 or 1933 be­ Sponsors of the new truck and probably much overflow land I n (lie last of the water. Some other: tax obligations. It was pointed out. a Buxton, notice calling for bids at the program of the AAA as to just tween the same dates. All crops farmers have reported tlie same' bus act, who predicted that It would Washington countv that will suc­ cxixrience. Unless a slash can be made, elimin ­ Buried under nearly a ton and a •ocal post office. The proposed route what are the requirements of the except pasture are included, though fall seeded stuff ruLsc from »150,000 a year in rev­ cessfully grow canary grass and re­ outgrew the This spring seeded on the half of dirt Tuesday when a ditch ation of transportation facilities which wouW start July 1, would enues to as much as twice tluit turn more than it is now doing when Freudenthal place throughout tlie caved in at. the Meridian road CWA may be necessary, according to A. take the place of the present route contract as to other crops to be fruits, strawberries and other crops requiring more than a year from Jannscn. chairman of the board from Hillsboro to Scofield and re­ planted. amount, were shooting very wide of cropped to small grains. project near Sherwood. C. E lllak- M; Members of the non-high school turn The plain intent of the govern­ planting to harvest are counted In Joe Kemper, living near Kansas summer. ney of Tigard suffered a broken district to Forest Grove. the mark us Is indicated by prac­ City, W. T. Putnam and Sons, at Farm­ right board Is a canary grass enthusiast. and county high ment in paragraph three of the the year in which harvested. leg and severe bruises. First tical application of the law. '¡'lie On the place he now owns there Is ington. have 16 acres of canary «’arrier would leave boards met Friday at the Hillsboro ncw For example, if a farmer’s high­ was administered by Dr F T school at 9:30 a. m. and arrive ! contract is to prevent evasion of the estimate ol the state highway de­ nlxiut three acres seeded to grass that wils seeded part in 1930 I aid county school .superintendent's of- at spirit of the agricultural adjust ­ Rucker and Uie injured man was est planted acreage in 1932 or 1933 Scofield two hours later, serving partment, the most conservative of crop nml on another place which and the last in 1932. According to later taken to the Good Samaritan fice to discuss tlie problem. ment act by signers who might agree four intervening towns. Upon re ­ was 250 acres and he now has 30 those advanced nt the time the he owned until a little over a year Ford Putnam, their field ^as seeded I hospital in Portland turning to Hillsboro, the carrier to reduce their corn or hog produc­ acres contracted to the government measure wils before Uie legislature, ago he had a two and one-hall acre at six pounds per acre on March 15 j Illakney, who ts a Tigard scout­ Court Makes Settlement would leave again at 4 a. m. to tion. or both, and immediately in­ either under the wheat, com or pliu'cil possible revenues from the patch In a swamp on part of the and the grass was waist high on j master. got into the ditch to get of Voges _ ______ carry mail to Banks and return crease their total crop acreage or other adustment plan, he will, un­ Damage Claim act. at a ero .'. Of i.'Jtl.000. OT a net I arm Both of these pieces were July 1. when they began to pasture I out of the rain and was buried Sunday service would be to Banks increase some other crop already der the com-hog contract, not be Payment of »500 in full settle­ by way of of »660,000 for the department. seeded in the spring, in the mud. It. In 1933 tills 16 acres carried 30 when the wall of the ditch caved in Roy and return, leaving ; designated as a surplus basic com­ allowed to seed more than 220 acres Present Indications are that truck | as the water that hail stood over head of dairy cattle during t h e bVllow workers dug frantically to ment of all damage claims of Otto Hillsboro at 9:30 a. m. months of May, June, July. August tree the man, rescuing him before voges of near Mountaindale against in the adjustment act. for harvest in 1934, excepting for and bus revenues for this yenr will the land all winter receded. Approx­ and Sealed bids the route are to modity Washington county was ordered be submitted to for Washington. September, The limitations on crop acreage pasture. I he was smothered. gross more nearly »500,000 with a imately six pounds of seed per acre D C Thursday by the countv court. Mrs "Approximately half of the total was used. Kemper states that in specified in this paragraph apply, or before April 3. Details on the net of »tto.ooo for the department. As to acreage of specific crops, Voges was injurod December 17 on cases the grass got waist high feed for tlie dairy herd came off State Master Ray Gill call for bids may be obtained from furthermore, to those who sign up this section of the contract prohibits Many (nicks are exempted by the act both when Voges drove off the end of a Fred that 1(1 acres of canary grass dur­ tlie first summer, but he did not for hog reduction alone as well as C. Holznagel, local postmaster. from tlie payment of any addi­ posture It, letting It go to seed in­ ing those months." stated Putnam increasing the acreage for sale of To Speak Local Grange road near the Scotch church when (those who qualify for both com any of those designated as a basic tional fees other than their regular stead and allowing this seed to recently. He also added that the CWA workers had removed the Hillsboro Grange will meet Sat ­ 1 and hog reduction. F. O. Eagon Opens Office registration fees. These Include all shatter out. bridge A barrier put up by county commodity in the act, or for any . . stand apparently Just gets thicker at 10:30 a. m. lecture hour employes had been taken down, Official Interpretation of para­ feed crop other than hay. This tnicks of less than 4000 pounds "These swamps were boggy and each year. This winter the water urday At Tenth and Baseline | graph at 1:15 p in. Us oper. “ gen- according to county officials. •n to the three received at the county means that a hog contract signer combined weight, all farmer-owned muddy before the canary grass was flooded over tills field about De­ eral F O, Eagon. who has been in the public. State Master Ray Oill office explains that when in Oregon would not be allowed to trucks used I<1 conveying the pro­ seeded, but since the sod has be­ cember 15. High water drained off will discuss the sales tax. real estate and insurance business agent's Name Police Chief duce of the truck owner and all come thicker each year the stock It during the first week of February j here for many years, has opened a hog grower signs the reduction Increase his wheat acreage planted and the grass wils six inches high 1 contract providing for benefit pay­ since December 1, even though he is now out of the mud. Thirteen W W. Peets, who has been chief truck.« operating within tile three- the Oregon Farms company office Farm Union to Meet the water went down of police of Beaverton, will be suc- at ments to him, he also agrees not to liad not signed a wheat contract, mile limit of cltli"; and loans Re­ Irniul ot «Uxk were postured all when 953 Tenth street, at Baseline, County Farmers' union will meet c«pded by W P Jones, former accordìi Ing on this three acres Mid, On the drier edges of these bot­ — to ** announcement ------ made increase his total acreage planted Feed crops not to be Increased m- cent round-up of evader.« by t h f summer could not keep the grass down, | toms the grass docs not do so well' at the court house Saturday at 10 night officer, who will fill both this week. __ ____ eek He was _______________ formerly located tor harvest. That is, he agrees not elude oats, barley, rye, grain aorg- state police lias resulted In a rush stated (Continued on pa«« 10, eolumn 2) a. m. for an all-day session. Mr. Kemper recently. < in the Washington hotel building. to plant more acres between Decem- (Conltn««4 in, p«»« 10, xilumn 1) (CoatiaiMS Ml pa«« 1*. •» S Sales Tax Bill Debates Held Political Pot Boils Slowly De A.R. Group Planned Here Gains Shown By Condenser Fire Destroys Home Saturday CWA Starts New Projects College Head Advises Youth Liberty Loan Bond Redemption Ordered Farmers Express Enthusiasm Over Canary Grass Pastures Non-High Board Seeks Tuition Slash ™ Post Office Plans For New Star Route CWA Man Buried By Ditch Cavc-in Corn-Hog Program Places Ban On Increasing Crop Acreages