HILLSBORO,
NRA code was discussed Hmiv
Is progressing and numbers are in­
schinelt.i l and George Allison wi'ie
creasing as well as the interest.
pait ot a committee appointed to
Everyone welcome Please do not
make further invest igilUotts
think Sunday school b for c.ul-
Edwin and Det till Nelson attend
dren alone, for more grown-ups
ed the Mm Day tete at Tigard Fri­
arc needed
. ,
day
Patricia Hoeffel has returned to
past two weeks at the heme ot
Mr and Mrs
LAUREL Commencement ever-the
school after being absent Item c es
John McFee.
Albany Sunday
to be held m the Unirei her Mr nephew
and
Mrs
George
Schneider
\t';ll> <M
school last week.
May 13 at 8 15 p m will and daughter. Lillte. of Helvetia Daniel Su l kier,
Closing day picnic will l>e May church
"Processional" by
age.
be
as
follows:
18 beginning at one o'clock mis Thelma Mulloy; "Anierua the Beau­ were Sundav dinner guests at the
Mr and Mrs Howard Hall ot
be a community picnic. Every­ tiful' by audience, prayer by Rei home of Ins sister. Mrs. Fred Portland wert' Monday evening
HELVETIA -A program sponsor­ will
body
in
Witch
Hazel
is
invited
to
Sclimidt.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Evi
Lolir
ed by the Helvetia community band conic and bring a basket dintu’i W E Simpson; selections by string­ ot i’ortland were afternoon guests guests ot Mi and Mrs < i<OI >.<'
Allison
at the hall Saturday night was well and a frxiMt ot ice cream it you ed orchestra, address by Rev. 11 A at the Schmidt home,
Bunday guests of Mrs. Harry
Deck. "Awakening Chorus by ladies
attended Members of the band
Mrs.
F
Stoller
and
children
ot
one.
Saunders were Mr and Mis li I
chorus; "America.' by audience:!
looked fine in their new uniforms, have
Miss
Barbara
Chambers,
nie.-e
ot
Elmomca
were
Sunday
guests
at
of Portland.
l.ekiis
and children ot
benediction bi Rev. \1 E Simpson
and Joe Wenzel, the leader, who
D Barnett, was married M.n Members ot the graduation class | the J H Felton home.
and I H.ittey ot Vancouver. Wash
worked hard on the program, is to Mrs
1
In
Portland
to
Mr.
Paul
DeBrock.
Mr
and
Mrs.
Herman
Whitmore
Miss Demarms Saunders was home
an- Loren Lee. Earl Fields, Billy
be congratulated on the success ot
Mrs. D Barnett is improved in McNay. Howard Davis. Fred Cool-1 wont to Port land last Wednesday from IJnfleld college at McMinn­
the affair Much favorable com­ health
her
and
has
returned
to
lor
.in
indefinite
stay
at
tlie
home
ville over the week-end Misses
idge and Robert Spelring ot the
ment was heard. Net proceeds after home.
Daphne and Janet lekas of Port­
laurel school with Mrs Gladys' ot ins sister. Mrs. Marion Boge.
paving hall expenses were more
has Mills
Miss
Melva
Barnett,
who
Co-op
to
Meet
land «ere house guests ot Mrs.
as teacher, and James Moore
than »50. Several were present been residing with Mr and Mrs
Laurel unit of the Dairy Co-op­ Saunders this week
of Laurelview school with Mis-
from Hillsboro including George
Bam during her mothers Grace Gifford as teacher Ushers erative asociation will meet Tues­
Monday afternoon Harry
:n< "
Johansen. G. F. Baker, Jess Adam­ Willis
absence, returned to her home are Norma Crawford. Helen Rutsch­ day at the Laurel hall. President zer and George Allison ticcouii'ilii
son and Bob Cull.
Iasi
week.
Mr
Newhouse
ot
Springbrook
t
Mr. and Mrs William Muller-
Mrs F. E. Harstell atxi son A ay man. Lillie Brown and Hances Newby will speak.
Salem, «here they conferred wlln
lyle and son were honor guests at and Mrs Lucy Huddleston are to Fields.
Max Gehlur. state market master,
a dinner party at the Peter Orossen, visit at the home ot Mrs Harstell s
Delegates Elected
in regard to plans for forming a
home Sunday when a group of and Mrs. Huddleston's mother. Mrs.
Ray W. Gill, joint senator front
code
tor blackcap growers. No defin­
thered to
relatives and friends gathered
Eggtman ot Chinook. Wash., Clackamas. Multnomah and Colum- |
ite steps were taken.
welcome them They arrived here Lucy
bia counties, spoke against the
during
the
coming
week-end.
recently from Switzerland and are
Mary Ellen Nash has returned to sales tax at the regular meeting of
making their home at Valle Vista. school
MOUNTAIN HOME Carol Simp­
the Laurel-8cholls Hirmers Union
after her recent illness.
Mrs. Mullerlyle is a daughter of
Verden Beck has been absent m the community hall here Iasi son. son ot Rev and Mrs W E.
Jacob Grossen of Valle Vista.
during the past week Thursday evening. S. B Lawrence, Simpson. was quite seriously injur­
Mr and Mrs. C. H. Gonyo. Mr from to school
candidate tor state senator ami ed ill the New berg Pulp and Paper
illness.
and Mrs. B E Waldorf. Mr. and due
Mrs. V. L. Nash entertained at a R. F Peters, candidate lor circuit null one day last week. An un­
Mrs. Charles Johnson and Betty. card
NORTH PLAINS The mothers ot
party at her home Thursday judge, were present. Delegates elect­ guarded barker caused the accident.
Mr and Mrs. W S. French. Albert afternoon.
Guests were Mesdames ed to tlie state convention to be Simpson’s ear was injured and a the eighth grade pupils entertained
and Florence French, gathered on R. A Anderson,
held
in
Hillsboro
May
22.
23
and
gash
in
the
neck
revealed
the
Jugu
­
with
a progressive dinner tor them
Harry Hoeffel.
Monday evening at tlie E. R Ernest Helvogt. Ralph
Sherwood. 24 were Gus Krause. J. E. Hlaaer. lar vein, according to reports. He 1s Wednesday evening The first
O'Bannion home to help Mr. O Ban- R.
course wits served at the home of
Harns. Wallace Hoeffel and the William Hergert and Owen Palmer under a doctors care in Newberg.
Ion celebrate his birthday. Three hostess.
Funeral services for E A. Stuart Mrs Elmer Mays, second course at
High score was made by­ Alternates were Julius Christensen.
birthday cakes were a pan of the Mrs. R. Harris.
George Lewellyn. Ford Putnam and will be held at tlie small chapel at the home of Mrs W Tolson and
lunch served after an evening ot
Mrs. Etta Campbell of Eugene Loren Seward. The unit now has the Portland Crematorium on the dessert at the home ot Mis
games and visiting.
sister of Mrs. R. A Anderson 151 members. About 200 persons I'hursdav at 2 p m. Mr. Stuarts Carl Chrtstener There are eight
Miss Helen Kinsey spent several and
death was the result of poisoning graduates from North Plains.
several days last week visit­ were present Thursday night.
days last week as a guest in the spent
ing
at the R A. Anderson home.
Mrs. Isaac Ennes of Hoquiam. from an accidental gunshot wound.
Mr and Mrs. Ardv Chlistener
Otto Solberger home.
George Allison lias been appointed entertained with a ' .>00 card party
returned to Eugene Thursday.
Wash., and her daughter. Mrs. Ed
Mrs. Charles Wood spent about She
by the Washington county court to Monday evening Mrs J R Sand-
Kennedy
of
Seattle,
were
guests
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alfred
Drake
vis
­
ten days in Portland with her daugh­ ited at the Baker home ur Maple­ at the home of Mrs. Ennes brother. act as administrator tor the E. A
ford amt Henry Cypher
___ liad high
ter. returning the first of this week. wood Sunday.
John McFee, last week. They called Stuart property in this county.
score. Mrs Henry Cypher and Wil­
Martin Wilson and family, who
Both Mountain Home and Gibbs liam Jixis second Those present
Visitors
at
tne
M.
C.
Sherwood
on
other
relatives
and
friends
in
have lived at Mason Hill during home Sunday were tlie R. Sher­ the community, being former resi­ .bools will close Friday. Mountain were Messrs and M> s.1anies A K
the winter, are leaving this Thurs­
Home school children will have a Reynolds. Loel Hollenbeck. Earl
dents of tills section.
day afternoon. Several ot the ladies wood family of Portland.
beginning at 10:30 a. m. Hollenbeck. William Joos, J. R
Wild blackberries are ripening program,
surprised Mrs. Wilson and spent
by a picnic lunch at noon Sandford. J Mathison. Henry Cy­
Mrs. Rollin Meyers and Mrs. John followed
a pleasant tune doing fancy work
A
feature
of the day will be dem­ pher. Mrs Ernest Nelson and the
Pe.erson report finding quite a
and visiting. Present were Mes­
ot the work accomplish­ host and hostess.
number of fully ripe ones. Accord­ onstrations
dames C. H. Gonyo, B. E. Wal­
by the 4H cooking club, under
P T A will give a card party
ing to many reports there will be ed
dorf, W S. French. Charles John­
the
leadership
of Miss Ruby Hod­ at the home of lester Cypher Mon­
an abundant crop this year
son and E. R. O’Banion.
son.
day evening It will be the liust
Mrs. Fanny Messinger of Oswego
ROY—A beautiful wedding cere­
Mason Hill School Closes
Miss Mari Schmeltzer has been card party of the season. Everybody
Multno- lured
Miss Madelyn Shattuck closed her mony took place in the St. Francis and Dr. Frank Menne of
to
teach
Gibbs
scliool
again
welcome.
Roy
Fields
callers at the
term ot school at Mason Hill with church at Roy Tuesday morning at mah were
next term.
Mrs George Cypher visited last
Thursday.
a picnic Wednesday and lias return­ 9.30 when Miss Agnes Spiermg be­ home
Burl Peters and LeRoy Jaquith week with her daughter. Mrs M
Mrs.
W.
L.
Stevens
___
and
Irene
came
tlie
bride
of
Ernest
Heesacker.
ed to her home in Hillsboro. All
are
the
two
eigth
grade
graduates
R
Finch, and family In Portland
Ina Stevens, accompanied by from Mountain Home, who will take
are looking forward to her return Rev. J. Heesacker performed the and
Merz of Portland, are spend­ part ill the exercises at Kinton
in the fall. During her last week of ceremony. The church was decorat­ Mildred
ing this week at the Stevens cot­ next week. Graduates from Gibbs
school she was entertained on var­ ed with many flowers.
The bride wore a white satin tage a: Oceanside.
ious evenings in the Charles John­
•ire Adetha Walling and Melvin
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Coolidge Taylor.
son, B. E. Waldorf, Otto Solberger dress with a trailing veil and car­ joined
and Mrs Edward Peterson
Mr. ________
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brandaw
ried a bouquet of roses and sweet
and 3. Hershey homes.
Mountain Home Ladies’ Aid met had as guests over Sunday Mrs.
of Portland on a fishing trip to with
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Monroe and peas.
Mrs.
John
Schmeltzer
last
Petersons
brother-in-law and uls­
Miss Ethel Heesacker, sister of the the Kalama river last Friday.
M k , Muuue Brugger ot Milwaukie
with 21 present Members ter. Mr and Mrs Edwin Brandell,
Mrs. B. G. McNay. Mrs. George Thursday
were guests at the Julius Schmidt groom, was bridesmaid. She wore a Tews.
aexred
alter
concluding
a
brief
busi
­
and family of Tigard
Mrs. L F. Davis and Mrs. F
blue silk dress and carried a
home Sunday.
meeting. Next meeting of their
Mrs William Mizner visited Mrs
L. Brown attended the Mother- ness
Girl Scouts had an all day meet­ bouquet.
organization
is
scheduled
for
June
Louis Spiering, brother of the Daughter meeting of the Legion 7 with Mrs. H. P Strickler. Mrs. Kenneth Beneflel ot Timber Thurs-
ing at the A. H. Leppin place Sat­
Auxiliary
held
in
Hillsboro
Tuesday
dav
urday. The girls intended to go to bride, acted as best man.
Strickler is planning a Childrens
Mr and Mrs. Arthur Fisher vis­
A large reception was held at the night of last week.
the Kerr Gardens but the aifair
program in conjunction with ited
at the George Fisher home In
A number of folks from here at­ day
has been postponed on account of home of the bride s mother, Mrs. tended
the
aid
meeting.
the
Baccalaureate
services
of
Buxton
Sunday.
Joseph Spiering, following the cere­
bad weather.
About sixty friends and neighbors
Mrs.
-----
visited • her
the
Hillsboro
Union
high
school
F A Shank --------
Mrs. Aoe Youngen was hostess to mony
took
pot
luck
lunch
and
helped
Alter a short wedding trip to Sunday evening. Helen Rutschman the Bruce family celebrate the mother. Mrs William Busse of
Helvetia and Phillips Ladles' Aid
and Lillie Brown are graduates 20th birthday anniversary of Ernest Glenwood. Tuesday.
May 2. Next meeting will be June 6, the beaches the young couple will from
Mrs Fred Caldwell and Mrs
this community.
at the home of Miss Lydia Scheldt, make their home on a farm at
Mrs. Caliy Dailey is seriously 111 Bruce. Sunday evening a group ot George Neilson of Banks visited at
Kansas
City.
when the Helvetia Indies Aid will
the
younger
members
of
the
Gibbs
A wedding dance was given at at the home of her daughter, Mrs. vicinity surprised young Bruce with the Earl Fisher home Monday
be guests of tlie Phillips Ladies
Vernon Peterson celebrated his
the Verboort hall Tuesday evening. E. J Peterson of Hillsboro.
Aid.
celebration.
ninth birthday with a party at Ills
Laurel school was closed Friday another
.Altar Society Meets
Mrs. J. H. Hayes spent last week
Christian
Endeavor
meeting
was
Altar Society ladies met at a on account of the teacher, Mrs called otf last Sunday evening to home Guests were Hillv and M ix
with her sisters. Mrs. H. Simmon-
Mills, being ill.
me Mizner, laVerne, Norina and
son of Portland and Mrs. M. Puy- party at the home of Mrs. W. J. Gladys
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Boge of permit high school members to Junior Brandell. Wallace. Louis and
Vandehey Wednesday afternoon.
leart of Oswego.
spend the time in study and pre­ Joanne Johnson and Robert Peter­
Portland
were
week-end
guesls
at
Those
present
were
Mrs.
Frank
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace McCuen
paring last minute book reports
and children visited her parents.
---- Herb, Mrs. John Plass, Mr. and the Caliy and Raleigh Whitmore Tigard high school will close next son.
Mr. and Mrs. David Tschabold, Mrs. P. J. Vanderzanden, Mrs. Wil­ homes.
Elbert and Irene Stevens visited week.
liam Vanderzanden, Mrs. Joseph
Saturday and Sunday,
‘YE}, I DID IT ALL \
John Schmeltzer. Warren For-
in Portland Sunday.
Mrs. L. Aiplanalp returned Mon­ Spiering, Mrs. J. M. Vanderzanden, friends
and
Walter Rees" is still quite ill with sythe. and the Misses Helen sen-
day from California, where she Mr. and Mrs. George Vandehey Sr., arthritis.
Mart Schmeltzer attended the
WITH A CAN OF
spent the winter with her daughter, Mrs. J. A. Moore. Mr. and Mrs his bed. He is now confined to ■ tor play at Tigard high school Fri-
Mrs. Church. Mrs. Alpanalp will Martin Vanderzanden and famiiy
night.
day
‘
ACME
ENAMEL KOTE
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schmidt and
stay for a time at the home of and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Vandehey. son
June 24 has been set as the date
Frankie of Tualatin were Sun­
Mrs. Albert Spiering was enter­
her daughter, Mrs. John Wenger.
for the annual homecoming and
...AND DOE5NT IT
Mrs. Henry Jacobsen and children tained with a dinner at the home day guests at the John Peterson | children's day program at Moun-
LOOK WONDERFUL?
left Thursday morning for Spokane, of her sister, Mrs. P. J. Vanderzan­ home.
j
tain
Home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brown and son
Wash., for a two week’ vacation den, Sunday. Those present were Dickie
Some ot the officers and members
of
Boring
were
guests
at
the
vtsiting Mrs. Jacobsens parents, Mr. and Mrs Ed Smith of Port­ Lee Brown home Sunday.
of Scholls Co-op Berry Growers
land, Mr. and Mrs Henry Vande­
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Dunn.
met with a group ot growers and
J.
H.
Felton
was
severly
bitten
hey.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Albert
Spiering
John Curl, who has been ill, un­
the wrist last week by a Chi- packers at Springbrook last Satur­
derwent a serious operation at the of Hillsboro, Lynn Vanderzanden. I on
Chow dog which he is caring day afternoon. The forming of an
Good Samaritan hospital in Port­ Henry Heezen, Mr. and Mrs. J. nese
He is recovering satisfactorily
land May 2. His condition is quite J. Vandezanden and daughter De­ for. Earl
i Buddy) Fields joined the
lores and son Aloysius.
serious.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hemsworth Oregonian Beaver baseball school
Mrs. John Buehler and son El­
for
boys
Portland last Saturday
mer, who left Portland Tuesday to returned Thursday from Berkeley. He had in
a personal interview with
visit relatives in Switzerland, vis­ Cal., where they spent the winter. Firstbaseman
Burns and was pre­
Misses Lena Crop and Florence
ited at the C. E. Korn home Friday.
sented with a new baseball. He
Mrs. Buehler is a daughter ot Mrs. Vanderzanden of Portland spent the signed
up
for
first base position
week-end at the home of Mr. and
Jaggi of Phillips.
Mrs. Mabel Meller and Mrs. N
Narene Johnson of Mason Hill Mrs. Theodore Vanderzanden.
J.
Freeman
of
Portland
were guests
Roy Gagnon, Francis Nye and
visited last week at the home of
Mrs. Richard Whittle a few dav,
her teacher. Miss Madelyn Shat- Ray Vanderzanden, students at of
University of Oregon, were week­ the first of the week.
tuck, of Hillsboro.
Mr. and Mrs. W H. McNay ana
Lovat Davidson visited his parents end guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. son
Billy were guests at a birthdav
over the week-end and attended the Vanderzanden and family.
party
Saturday night given by Mr
The Roy baseball team won its and Mrs.
program and dance at Helvetia
Harley Looney for their
hall. He is working at the Kernen second game of the season when daughter. Rosalie,
at their home in
they played the Verboort team, Portland.
farm near Lotus Isle.
Mrs. Louise Bleuer entertained defeating them 7 to 5.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F
L Brown visited
A card party, sponsored by the
Saturday afternoon with a parly
nephew, F. W. «Dick» Brown,
for her daughter Delores and for Ladles' Altar society, will be given his
and
family
in
Portland
Saturday
Dons and Aioert Jossy In honor of at the Roy hall Thursday evening.
FOR
evening. They attended the ball
A birthday dinner
'
was given at game
their birthday anniversaries. Guests
in the afternoon.
were Fred. Calvin and James Sor­ the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
FURNITURE,
BREAKFAST
SETS,
Mrs. L. A. Whittle departed Sun­
ensen. Fred and Jack Baumann. Vanderzanden in honor of the fifty­ day
for an indefinite visit with her
KITCHEN CABINETS
_ _ of
__ ___
Mrs.
Jean Youngen, Jean Wenger, Flor­ first birthday anniversary
Mrs. Dorothy Whisnand,
ence Dancer, Mrs. Ida Jossi, Mrs. Vanderzanden. Those present were aaughter.
family of Snohomish. Wash.
Your skill with color and bruth
Emma Sorensen, Mrs. Margaret Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vanderzanden and
Laurelview school children and
Baumann, the three honor guests and family of Mountaindale, Mr. their
jpi/f « imn yan
teacher.
Miss
Grace
Gifford
and Mrs. Walter Vanderzanden and. will have a picnic next Monday
and h06tess.
family ot Gales Creek. Miss Dons School will close Wednesday with
Leg Crushed
IS POPULAR COLORS
Al Pieren s leg was crushed by a Bailey of Forest Grove, Miss Bernie a pot luck dinner for parents,
TO CHOOSE PROM
falling rock while he was working Kalsch of Centerville, Mr. and Mrs. patrons and children and a pro­
Candidate
for
William Hemsworth. Roy Gagnon,
at the Jackson quarry last week.
gram
by
the
pupils
in
the
after
­
Republican
Nomination
West Union local of the Farm­ Francis Nye and Roy Vanderzan­ noon.
ers' Union baseball team will play den of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Dewey Mercer's crew of pickers
STATE SENATOR
Vanderzanden. Mrs Minnie Sohler finished
with the Verboort local team at and
harvesting his gooseberry
son
Stanley,
Paul
Vanderzan
­
crop
Monday
About
two
tons
were
for
Jacobson's diamond Sunday.
Washington County
den and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Van­ delivered to the Hillsboro cannery.
derzanden and daughters, Martha S H. Ornduff's crew finished Tues­
Resident
of Washington County
and Agnes, and sons, Albert and day with about five tons delivered
for the Past 40 Years
Clarence.
| to the same place.
(Paid Adv.)
Mrs. Jane Weatherford visited
Commencement Exercises to be
Held at Laurel Church May IS
Helvetia Band
Makes Success
of Its Program
193 I
OREGON
Carol Simpson Hurt
at Newberg Mill
Students Honored
at North Plains
Heesacker-Spiering
Nuptials at Roy
Sunset
ACME QUALITY;
CHIEF JUSTICE REAIS
l> T Sullivan no I Mi ■
Miss Churchley
lit,« ol Mr and Mrs
chic) .‘li and the br ide elect ol
li bciiaupvrt. mhi ol Mi kik I
m > ii
right venis
III
a
Nal
Hurry Hear visited
V 8 Thomas und
A M Skinner in
Honolulu. T H .
with Ills wit«»
li. W M snip«'«
Green Mountain
Born, to Mr and Mrs. William
smejkal ot Trrharne. May 1. a girl.
Miss Frances Teller, v student of
Rose City Business college 111 Port­
land. spent Sun lav «Uh her par­
ents Mr and Mrs C A Teller
Clifford GUilge ol Cochran visited
at the V C Slrubb home the last
ot the week
Mrs June ’nioiii|is<'ii ot Vernonia
Chief JiiMire Wither Beal* ot was
a Sunday guest ot Mrs. Ther-
(hr W’limhlngfoii Nuprriiic Court esa Smejkal
will I m » (hr principal upcnker iH
I-1lust. .!<«• and l’alali Smejkal
(lie Gohlen liinlvrrNiiry banquet were home from their work near
of Willamette I’nlvrrwity College
of l.aw to hr held on May 2(1 af
YOUR CONGRESSMAN
Salem. Till* law* school is (he
uccoiid oldest on (he I’avitlc coast,
ai ’ lia* hundred«» of prominent
alumni in all parts of (hr world.
It I n anticipated that this will I»«'
one of Ihr largest gathering* of
bench ami bar that han ever a*-
Ncmhled in Oregon,
Reedvillc Re-elects
School Teachers
REEDVILl E Reedvllle grammar
school teachers were re-elected tor
next year C. R Riley will teach
the seventh and eighth griub't.
Mis Harry Hear the fourth, fifth
and sixth and Miss Olive Berger
the first second and third.
Reedvllle grammar school will
have its commencement exercises
Thursday evening. Thr- graduates,
.
Dorotliv 1’izt r. Dale lllrd-s II. Gladys
Pctrovitcli. Robert Fowclis. Warren
Trarhsd. Margarita un i M ircella
Williams, ltoss Hacker and Firsi
Baumgardner «111 receive their di­
plomas at this time Mrs Olevia
Alexander ot Woodmere school In
Portland will give the commence­
ment address.
A shower «as given in honor ot
Mis. Gertrude Churchley Friday by
JAMES W. MOTT
Hr it at hia pot! in Wethington
protect in g YOUR inlrrextx.
Hr ha» mad» on« of tha out-
• tanding fir»t term record» of the
73rd Congrri».
W’e atk you to read thr dig-tl
of thie record in the Voter»
Pamphlet.
Pd. Ad. Molt for Congre»» Com.,
Salam.
Loyal M. (»lahaiir
Cwodldntr for Circuit Judge, re-
Sldllig lit F' l-'M Grove. Oregon Imi
been m i»< tlve practice tweiily-lhrc«
years in this district District At­
torney for I wo terms In Nebraska.
Member ot tin' Oregon Stale legis­
lature live term. Mason. 1 O O r .
M W A »nd Grange Author ol
gus tux law und other road meas­
ure.'. Has been active in »ecurUi«
better loads mid better M'hixils Mi
Graliam is an upright cltlaen. «
good lawyer, a clear thinker, a wise
counsellor anil u friend ot Hie peo­
ple We. In. neighbors, who know
him best, endorse film for the aixivo
office, und reconimend him to the
voters.
J W Uornrllus
w c
Dr W H Coon
C E
Jivw-ph
M Loonil»
If If
t' 1. ValiKoughnrl
! H F
(In* ( 1 I'utelson
E l. Ahlgren
■ Mike Schramrl il F Willie
Frank Miller
> O H 11 : !.. ■
Cini> A I.ltller
D F Fink
C C Condii
' t *luis Hine»
Orv al HuU’hriM
. Edwll n Alien
1 1 Gardner
If T . Giltner
G. F Vl.i
■ D G
W
J McCready
| A □. HoHinmi
Vote 18 X Graham, Loyal M
I I'.l.l A.I. I
L
PROPERTY TAXES
Th« object of the Sales Tax (expiree auto*
matn-ally Jun« 30, 1930), ia t« . fold: (I) to
maintain rural and city rii » I standard» at I
prevent shortening of ttehool term» by providing
nissl.'d cash which delinquent property tax.«
cannot provide; (2) to lower taxes ou real
property.
Nee.1 f .r rural wir «4 relief has ticen admitted
by sales tax oppiiicnt». At I'.i.l.l s|s eiid sissi .il
tu ihn legislature, tliey inti'slucisl vanum make­
shift in.■usures that transferred at.it« funds
(needed for 1.1 mil. Insane,orpluvtm) to arhnols id
these bills were rejected by y-ur elected rr|>-
rcseiitative». A Sales Tax w m propped by a
Grunts Pass farmer-Granger, arid p.ossd.
On May 14. volt will vote to uphold or reject
thia two-year .Salm Tax.
GILL ADMITS TAX SAVING Authority
for «iatement that Sal,-« Tax will actually rc-
dure your ¡»roperly taxes, ¡a Hay 11 . Gill. State
Grange Ma-’er In Lakeview I rihiinc, M .u h 22,
1934, Mr. Gill wrote: “A« far na tnv brother
and I are concerned, wo would save money by
the a<l"ptioti of the Salm Tax, for the reduction
on our pnqierty W"ul<l >>« al«>ut |t ll> " Mr toll
and his brother would have to s|*-n<l »*>lii a
month on taxable items before their Sales I ix
would equal their property tax wiving! No tax
on rent, doctor bills, inaurancc, commercial feed.
Only lc tax on 11 purciuuK'l
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Why is the Sales Tax Being Oppoeed? Because Opponents Opini»« It "As a Theory"
Choose Betwoeu a "Political Theory" and Actual Cash Saving ou Your Annual Tax BUI.
VOTE
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Chairman, F It Young, Mauaanr, VU7 bpakling P ’ling,
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ENAMEL-KOTE
Samuel B. Lawrence
Lester Ireland
Missionary Talks
Witch Hazel School
WITCH HAZED—Miss Louise God­
frey. a returned missionary, spoke
about her work at the Sunday
school Sunday. She had many
curios to show, such as pretty beads,
bracelets, idols, etc. Miss Godfrey
wore a pretty draped garment called
a sory and she also dressed two
little gills in pretty bright colored
ones and explained how they were
worn and about the face being cov­
ered If they should meet any men.
She spent the week-end with Miss
Clara Moore.
Mr Raker, a lecturer of the
Audubon Bird__
society
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of Portland,
will lecture on Oregon birds and
show bird slides at Witch Hazel
school at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday.
Admission is free and all are wel­
come.
Witch Hazel Sunday school will
have Captain Hall May 13 for a
Mother's Day vesper service at 5
p. m. They have not yet heard
whether he can come for the Sun­
day school in the morning, as he
did two weeks ago. Sunday school
“Ann Is Going to Get
MARRIED!”
Sale of Federal Timber
Advertised This Week a
Notice of the sale of timber on
revested Oregon and California and
Coos Bay Wagon Road grant lands
is published in this issue of the
Argus on the legal page. Bids are
to be submitted to the U. 8. land
office at Roseburg by 10 a. m. June
4.
If you cnange your address kind­
ly notify the Argus direct and at
once.
“Yes! She’s engaged to a nice boy. He's not making a big salary
yet, but he's a hard worker. They’ll have to be careful of their money,
at first1’
BOYS
Careful of their money! With a home to find, furniture to buy,
marketing to learn . . . with the thousand and one little emergencies
to meet that newlyweds never dream of!
Take Notice
Dally Trips to Portland
Hillsboro Auto Freight
Bonded and Insured Carrier
Serving Beaverton, Aloha, Reed­
vllle, Hillsboro, Cornelius and
Forest Grove
Hillsboro Phone 542
East Side Terminal Portland
Phone E Ast 9131
BASEBALL
MIT
FREE
Çoslett Super Sentice Setien
With a full pint
GASOLINES
Richfield - General - Shell - Union - Gilmore
Mi 31 Solution
Hi-Pressure Greasing
Free Crankcase Service - Automotive Repairs
Fireitone Tire», Tube» and Acce»»orie»
DRIVE IN
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SPARK PLUGS TESTED FREE
Coslett Super Service Station
THE DELTA
DRUG STORE
C'OSLETT'S TRUCK SERVICE
First and Baseline Streets
Phone 1263
COSLETT’S BAR-B-Q
'■it
RIGHT
-
PLACE
for loose change
Keep one of our little banks on
your bureau-top. Each evening
before you retire drop all your
odd pennies, nickels, dimes and
quarters into it. You'll never miss
them—and before each week is
up you will have enough to add
to your growing savings account
at this bank.
nife.
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Commercial National Bank
“Largest Independent Bank in
Washington County”
And a young girl, inexperienced in these practical problems, is
expected to be careful of her money!
Ann will bless advertising. In the pages of this newspaper she
the very experience she lacks—the advice she needs!
It is when every penny counts thut advertising gives its best
service. The advertisements you read are valuable lessons in everyday
economy. They help, as nothing else can, to make your dollar go the
longest distance. For advertisements show you which article, at the
price you are willing to pay, is going to suit you best. And the very
fact that it is advertised is its guarantee that it will give you satisfac­
tion after you have bought it.
The advertisement» in this newspaper are a most valuable
guide to wise buying . Il pays to read them regularly.
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