W cleome banners' Inion Welcome Farmers' Union With Which m Combined t Stute Capitol N e ws Lett er ar A. !.. 1. I N t> U K <: K State Meet Farm Union Slated Here H >ro Indepe Service (jroups Plan Observance of Memorial Day' I' armers’ Union Convention I’ R OG K A M IIILLBBORO, MAY 22, 23 and 24 Candidate Political Camps Vote Qtes Friday for Selection Partisan Nominees of Reforms M«*morlal Day Wednesday, May 30, will be observed In Hillsboro with a fitting tribute to the mem­ Rival (iubvrnntorial ory of the soldier dead of Ameri­ ca’s wars. H V. Gates, depart­ Tuesday Morning, May 22 Campa Optimistic ment commander of the Grand Called to order hy Pr«ddrnt Potte. Army of the Republic and promi­ on Campaigns MuMc bv C<*dar Mill local nent Hillsboro business man, will Oregon Annual Convention n Prayer by Chaplain it R Richard*. be the speaker at the patriotic ex- McAlexander Raps Political Scheduled at Hillsboro Addies, of uvlcenir zq Mayor Phelps of Hillsboro. ercte« . at the Venetian theatre at e ALEM Fiiday's battle of the bul- lt<*Kpoi..M* by L. H McBee , 10 o clock. Promises as Source of Law V luta may l>r u primary contrst for May 22, 23, 24 Addre; of wc iconic by John Pubols, president of Wash­ Hillsboro post. American Legion. no far a* ita legal statua is con- and Education Troubles ington county. ' through formal request of the ii-iiini but II will bo *i gellerul Re ¡xm 4* by peter Zimmerman Grand Arrny of the Republic, Gen ­ election in may rrapmta with Urn- Report of Cr< J< ntials committee. eral Ransom post, has charge of the rial Marlin irking the democratic AnnouncemenU. Memorial Day observance. Com­ gubernatorial nomination General Pot lu< k luncii to served by the ladies of Washington mittee. include the following Lt. Alexander lending color to tlie county in the basement of the union high school. Arthur Kroeger, parade; W Verne republican race and Oencrul Apathy Conclave Banquet and Bail McKinney, James Say and Nye dominating tiu* entire picture. Tuesday Afternoon Bristol, exercises at theatre, and Successful Candidates to be -------- Music. Of tiie 451.000 registered who arc Pia incd Wednesday Eve Dr R. J. Nicol, post commander, eligibic to • l>< iputo in the re­ API» ilntmcnt of committees Honored at C. of C. Meet program at cemetery. publican and democratic primaries Report of State Officers and National Delegates ( <... inc-hour - [,,r committee work. National Guard Commander ___ not more than 270,ooo or 60 per Annual state convention of the Iteport of County Officers. Kroeger will be In charge of the < <•111 are expected to avail tin in- Farmers' Union will convene In Proposing a courageous program parade, Adjourn. *“■“'■ , i which is U> leave the Vet. •'of relorm in law enforcement, edu-■ aclvcA of the privilege tiomc esti­ Hillsboro Tuesday, Wednesday and erans' I hall .. Music by Van's orchestra at 9:50 a. m for the cation and taxation, General U. O. mate tlie vole as low as 50 per cent i Thursday of next week with loo Venetian A<1<1! ■ or a total of ZM.OOO, Hiazls of the 1 delegates, representing every local by National President E H Everson Open of Newport, cand-date veteran organizations and auxil- McAlexander In spite of tlie ballyhoo of the 111 Orrgon, and approximately 800 for the Republican nomination for Starting field of candidates in the primary election lanes have seven republican gubernatorial can­ visitors in attendance E 11 Ever- bcen invited by Fred governor and retired U. S. army race will be narrowed to a favored few Friday night Wednesday Morning, May 23 Engeldmger, post liaison officer, to didates *lx now with Dixid out son of St Charles, Soutu Dakota, unleashed the full strength be on the i itage during the exer- officer, it*bus bern im|Mk*>siblr to awaken national president, will be the SO—-Opening exercises. ot his dynamic energy in outlinuig after voters have signified their approval or disapproval clses. more than a lukewarm intciext in principal speukor of the sc J.jn, I'd- Continued reports Local delegates, his platform before the local cham­ of the various seekers of public office at the 48 Wash­ UMt contest which has become a dressing an open meeting TucsJ.iy 30-mlnute recess for committee work. Ritualistic work . of „ the --- various -------- ber of commerce Monday. He de­ ington county polling places. Due to the unusually quiet Address. koft of secondary attraction to the evening ut the Hllhl auditorium groups will be put on at the Grand clared that he entered the guberna­ pre-election campaigns conducted this year, political Mai'tin-Mahoney bout in the dem­ Lunch. Wiuiiington county union, which Army of the Republic tomb In torial race only as an American cit­ ocratic ring and wide)) is bring fol­ Is joint host with the city of Hills­ Hillsboro i cemetery, following the izen and tnat he was under obd- prognosticators are reluctant to predict just where pub­ Wednesday Afternoon lowed with as much interest by tile boro to the state convention, tht> exercises a the theatre. National gations to no one. lic favor will fall in choosing a winner among the can­ Music. republicans as it is by tile demo- week completed preparations for en­ guardsmen will form the tiring _ That soft laws and lax admin- didates. Addiess. crats tertaining and housing convention squad. New flags and wreaths wit tstration of Justice had permitted Competition among democratic candidates for county -30-mlnute recess for committee work. (ContKiucd on page 4. column 2) The eleventh hour withdrawal of delegates and visitors. The puuhc the state to become the dumping -Committee report*. and district offices is a non-entity this year with only the Dunne is not Dodd in favor of Jor I e invited to attend the opening ground of the country for criminals, Adjourn ?|rllr\<(l to have all' l ied the pol­ session of tlie conclave as well us McAlexander stated. He promised' ♦requisite number of aspirants luted Annual banquet to be held in Masonic hall. Admis- Itlial picture mat«,i »ally. While the those addresM*d address« by national offi­ i that, if elected, criminals would’ I for nomination to the various post*. sion 40 cent* niitl-Holman faction in the repub­ cers Tlie Hllhl auditorium has been leave Oregon and that he would 1 George M. Aitken of Garden Home Dance to be held at the Shute park pavilion. This is lican ranks have been attempting designated us the convention meet­ make it the "most unhappy place is the lone candidate for the demo­ open to the public. AdmLsfsion 25 cents. to center their fight around the ing place for crime in the United Slates. He cratic nomination for state senator roly-poly htute senator from Mult­ Program Outlined pointed out that Oregon ranked from Washington county, while J. nomah county even the most rabid Thursday Morning, May S4 first in the number of burglaries George W 1 Hitts of Jefferson, W. Raynard of Midway and E. L. of the Dunne supportcra w . l » ad­ state president. *111 open tlie con­ committed and fourth in the num- , Boss of Hillsboro are unopposed O|M"ning exercises. mitting th«- fit t «’i ibg wi• k that vention Tuesday ut ID u. in. fol­ Robert Dinsmore Awarded ber of major crimes. Political obll- ! ' for tbe two nominations as state Committee report*. Rufus was the num they luui to lowed by welcoming addresses by . gations have macle law enforcement representative for the county. As­ Addrexx-s by Fruten al Delegates. Highest Honors Friday brat Whether they ure succe ful Mayor O I’helpn of Hillsboro and Agreement to give the new coun­ pirants for nomination for county bodies almost "spineless,” he de- Lunch. or not only the result of Friday's John PuboLv ol West Union, coun­ ty SERA and relief office set-up dared. | offices include J. M. Vanderzan- balloting can determine “a break” marked the close of the den of Roy, candidate for county Penal System Scored ty president Responses will be Thanday Afternoon Highest individual honor» of the Should It develop tiiat Holman given by L. H. McBee, past state meeting Thursday between a Civic ! Music. 1934 Hilhi commencement exercises Jails and penitentiaries of the __ Emergency Federation of Oregon 1 commissioner; H. R. Huson of Cor­ I» the republican nominee, a . ercins president, and Peter Zimmerman Election of officers, nelius, candidate for county sur­ Friday night at the union high state have become universities of and altogrliicr probable, and that Ma­ of Yamhill Report of tile commit­ Farmers' league dela­ veyor; and Robert E. Burns ol Installation of officers. school auditorium went to Robert crime due to the fact that first tion. United honey should win the democratic tee on credentials mid announce­ numbering approximately 80,! Adjourn. Dinsmore of Hillsboro, who ranked offenders are imprisoned with hard­ and members of the county relief [ Forest Grove, candidate for county nomination, ns is not without the ments will be given just before the first among the 19 honor graduates ened criminals, McAlexander stated. committee. Free rent, lights, water, coroner. All three are unopposed. range of jxi&sibiiiiies, it is openly session adjourns tor a pot luck with a four-year grade average of He held that houses of correction medical and dental care were de­ Republican Ballot Crowded predicted that some prominent num lunch served by ludles of the coun­ 96‘a and who was co-winner with should be lor rehabilitation and manded The situation in the republican will lx* drafted us an independent ty organization by the group which was Claudia Ingram ot the B. W. Barnes declared that heads of many state candidate some one u|>on whom by J. F. Murphy of Beaver­ ranks is quite a different story, Apixilntmrnt of convention com­ cup A record crowd filled the hall institutions were unfit for their po­ headed the conservatives of both parties ton and Mrs. Beatrice DeBord of with active competition existing for mittees mid reports of state mid to capacity to see honors, awards sitions, obtaining their appointments all but. three cou..,j and district can center tlrcir support. Portland. and diplomas presented to 96 grad­ as a result of politics. in many rr.spects the secretary of county officers mid national dele­ Investigations by Mrs. Elizabeth positions on the partisan ballot. gate will comprise the program for uates and to hear Paul L. Patter ­ Declaring fiat the state needed alate contest in the republican the afternoon ot the first day. Tlie Todd, county juvenile officer, of These three lone candidates for son of Hillsboro, commencement I a law requiring the registration of the arena is aUTacUng more interest cases declared to be needing nomination are the present incum­ speaker. highlight of tin* conclave, the ud- | all ex-convicts, the speaker said medical and dental care revealed bents, Mrs. Maud W Boscow, coun­ tlwn is the gubernatorial race with dress Mayor Aska Co-operation of by National President Ever ­ Presentation of the B. W. Barnes that if ejected governor he would that but a small percentage were ty treasurer; J W. Barney, county IxHh Abrams and Snell fighting to son, is slated for 8 30 p. m. Selection of the queen for the Citizens in Proclamation the hist ditch auii carrying their 1934 "Happy Days" celebration to cup. which went this year to Dins­ force such a law through the legis­ actually in need of emergency at­ surveyor; and F. J. Sewell, county Resporl* by local delegates, two appeal for support to lire propl« be held at Hillsboro July 1. 2. 3 more and Miss Ingram, has been lature with the moral support of tention. Mrs. Todd started her ta- coroner. Predictions as to the outcome of (Continued on pa¿e 4, column 1) >. airplane, radio, motion picture* addresses with speakers to be an- and 4 will be entirely by chance, mad» each year smee 1931 to th.' Oregon citizens. He pointed out I ' tbe republican legislative races are h Whole-hearted co-operation o f noiuu-nd later, committee wsrioiu and Ure press. , accord.ng to a plan adopted Mon­ senior boy and girl excmplilying dial Bi) per-cent ot aii crimes are mid initial committee report* are the citizens of Hillsboro in con- day night by representatives if the highest in scholarship, leader­ commuted by ex-convicts. Organ­ at best merely gambles and one the city's annual "Clean-up '*) jg guess is as good as another. Re­ The increase In Uw* price of gns- scheduled foe the Wednesday pro­ durting organizations who met ship. courage and loyalty during I ization of vigilantees if necessary Week. May 21 to 26, inclusive, was { I with —*■ county high sc I too I years. KatherineHemmj and enforcement of the sterilization spective proponents of the three directors of the local chamber ollne, following expiration of ite gram E E Kennedy, national sec­ asked today m a prix lamaUon ls- ' 1 of <„ commerce The plan w as pro- was awardod the certilicate ot law Jor defectives were also pro­ party entries In the battle for coulract on May 1, will cort the retary ot tlie organization, who is every candidate a a merM for home economics work posed by the general as steps in re­ nomination for state senator, J. taxpayers approximately $112 500 a expected to attend the session, will sued by Mayor O. Phelps. Assist- posod I to give give every candidate ancc of cltlteiw mid civic groups U !alr aIld ( ^, ual cllance ^1^.^ presanted by the Homemakers Edu- forming Jaw enforcement in tbe Henry Jacobson of West Union, year unless tlie state can find some probubly speak during the day sought to improve the appearance txj ruler o ~ f ‘ **- : Samuel B. Lawrence of Raleigh and way lo again beat down tlie price. Tin* convention banquet is plan­ of the annual event. rational assocaauou ot Kew York. state. the city and to aid In fire pro- I ned for 7 p m in the local Mason ­ SchoLarslup to Whitman college Education in Oregon has become | Edward Schulmerich of Hillsboro, Tile boost 111 the price of Ulis luiu- i Each organization will be per- teclion. ' milted to nominate »s many can- was won this year by Carol Weng­ a football of politics, McAlexander David Davies Fatally Hurt are confident of their candidate's tuodity to state departments ranges ic hull, followed by a dame, open The proclamation : to the public, at the Bhutc park while 1 h e Pacific university er, success. However, general concensus charged, stating that political prom ­ from four cents In the case of tliose ' didates as desired, according to Near East City Limits "Whereas each year tbe citizens . rile new plan. All candidates will scholarships were won by Catherine ises and pressure had led to the ; of opinion in the county indicates buying in bulk lots to five cents auditorium. ' that the former solon has the Final cununlttee reports, addresses of Hillsboro participate In 'Clean­ meet June 30 at tlie Shute park Boge and Lawrence Crow ley, accord­ appointment of unqualified men. If a gallon to those patronizing serv­ Fatally injured when he was slightly best chance to win the ice stations. 'Die highway depart­ by trutcniul delegates, election and up Week’ in a community ctlort auditorium and be introduced by ing to B. M Goodman, principal, elected governor he declared that (Cu«Un«ied on pare 10, column 2) struck by an automobile near the nomination. ment is the luirdest lilt Usiug ap­ installation of officers will be held to improve conditions of our prop­ a member of the sponsoring organ­ who announced the honors. Relative strength of the follow - east city limits of Hillsboro early proximately l.ooii.ooo gallons of gas­ Thursday Musical numbers during erties ainl thereby raise the stan- ization. Candidates will then go Larger group of students were Friday morning. Daniel Davies, 78, ing commanded by the four aspir- oline a year the increas. d price the convention will be provided by dnrd of the whole city In appear- ' to the center of tbe floor one at a designated as honor students this county locals and orgunlzatiuiLs. mice, hcalthfulness arui safety from __ __ ____ in an -innate at the Forest Grove ants to represent the county time and draw an envelope from a year Ilian ever before declared will cost this department some $40 - Registration of delegates uud pro­ I ires, and Masonic and Eastern Star home, tbe state bouse of representatives (XX) a year The state polite buii.iu box After all have drawn envelop*’.', Goodman in reading tee list of viding of housing facilities for dele- “ Whereas, we are looking for-1 is hard to ascertain and the race died at about 3.30 a. m. Friday at winch hues about 2;>O.OUO gall >ns | the candidates will open the envel­ those maintaining a scholastic aver­ (Cuntiuued on 10, nolumn 4) ward to the hundreds of visiters j opes in the presence of spectators age of 90 per cent or above during the Smith hospital here. Mrs. How­ seems to be about neck and neck. of gusoline annually from Mivlie mid strangers during the coming ard Wells of Hillsboro, driver of Two of tbe quartet, J. O. Johnson station* will I m - lilt by approximately Five of the envelopes will contain the four high school y-‘ars. Dins­ season, many ot whom will observe slips declaring the holders to be more placed first in scholarship, the car, was exbonerated by a of Metzger and A. M. Jannsen of $12,500 Other departments winch Urvd Garrison Selfridge, 52, local coroner's jury when evidence in­ Reedville, have had previous ex­ our city through the critical eye! winners. arc large consumers of gasoline In­ one ol very few boys to be ac­ of the home-seeker, let us prove lo 1 Successful candidates will then corded this honor at Hiihi, mid furniture merchant, died early dicated that the man was walking perience in the legislature, but J. clude the world war veterans' state tiiem that our civic pride is grow- : adjourn and select a queen from was closely followed by Lillie Brown Tuesday morning at his hrene after; in the middle of tbe road. W. Hughes of Forest Grove and aid commission, stale labor bureau, ing with our city and not only j among their own number by ballot ' with an average of 95 7 8 per cent. illness had kept him from his place Howard Wells, husband of the H. R. Findley of Cedar Mills are flail and game commissions and tile ! of business about a week. Funeral ; clean-up and paint-up our prop-1 making strong bids for the nomina­ car driver, informed the sheriff Each girl will have two votes to | Other honor graduates were Cath­ state college, erties, but construct and maintain use as she pleases with tlie excep­ erine Boge. Florence Heinm.v. iva 1 services will be conducted this aft­ lhal the man. dressed in dark tions and are given a good chance a • • • (Continued on page 10, column 1) (Thursday) at 2 o'clock from clothes, suddenly appeared in the Automobile registration off iclals Organization of the recently ap­ better lawns, shrubbery and keep tion that, if she votes for herself, Harader, Florence Hanley. Velma I J ernoon I (CwuUnusk u* pass IV, column 4) now attribute the decline in non- pointed Hillsboro city planning colli­ our vacant lots presentable, and Hines. Katherine Hemmy. Margaret ' Donelson & Sewell chapel with middle of the road and that it was "Whereas we need to remove all resident registrations the flrst of sion w as completed Tuesday evening Johnson. Esther Kahl, Norma! i Rev. R. X. Putnam officiating. In­ impossible to avoid striking turn. tills year as compared with 11 lose at the city hall Mrs C E Wells possible fire hazards Irani our Kreitz. Bernice Lorence. Blanche terment will be at tbe X O. O. F After hitting the man, the Wells was circled president. Dr. J. O. car went off the road, struck a McCormick. Eldon McLeod. Louise cemetery here for tile same period a year ago to Robb vice-president and Arthur premises, and Mr. Selfridgr had been a resi­ cherry tree and overturned. "Therefore. In conformity with I*eters, Helen Rutschman. -Carol the fact Unit last year many Ore­ 1 lleiilng. secretary. dent of Hillsboro for the past 14 That Davies had left the Mason­ gon motorists living along t h e favorable action of the cily coun­ Wenger. Bertha Groesbeck and I’rior to tlie election of officers, cil and In support of tbe desires jmars and had been engaged with' ic home Thursday afternoon un­ Gwendolyn Dixon. Washington line bought the cheap­ respective terms of the seven ap ­ bis brother. George L. -Selfridge, in er plates of the northern sla.e ui'd pointees were determined by lot of our civic organizations, I. as Members of the graduating class the Selfridge Bros, furniture store attended and had not been located Citing the benefits to be derived then registered In Oregon as non­ As a result. Mrs. Wells will serve mayor, hereby proclaim May 21 to marched down tlie aisles te the | on Third street for 11 years. Prior until reports of the accident were May 26, inclusive, as 'Clean-up residents tlius boosting the "tour­ one year. M. I* ('adv and O. B Forest Grove copped tlie district platform while the Hllhl band .4) that time he served as a rail- ! .received was the statement of from an Oregon exhibit at tlie (C«utinu«d on prsre 4, column 1) Week' and ask tlie generoits activ ­ "Century of Progress” world's fair bit" business for 1933. ’IXnirlst travel Gates, two years, l»r. Robb and W. high school track and field title played. Girls were dressed in in- road telegrapher in Kansas and Into Orrgon during the last two C. Christensen, three years; and ities of our citizens In support of Saturday at Pacific university, pil-! lurmal frocks of pastel shades and Oregon at Chicago this summer, Arthur montlLi has shown a decided gain Mrs. E. C. McKinney and Rolling., this important dnty and Foster of Portland addressed iocal [ ing up a total of 51 points In a I carried rosebuds, while the boys "Be U understood, that the city meet that saw seven new meet | wore white flannel trousers and: He uas bocn November 15. 1881. I Rotarians Thursday, urging them to over the same months of last year, (our years. at St. Zolins, .Kansas. He was mar- get behind the movement for state but tlie year's total to date still Regular meeting night of the¡ will assume the expense of hauling records established. Tlie highly (ConltBiMd on mice 4, roluaeti 1) ,ried to Miss Winnie F. Murray at commission was selected as tbe i all materials to tbe city dump pro­ touted Beaverton squad, which has - . display. He pointed out that fil­ lags behind that for 11133. ■ « Wichita. Kanses, on August 1. 1907. I second Thursday of each month., vided they be in containers that made an imposing showing this Y CtCTailS 1O IvlCCt berts. walnuts and cherries were but Peach growers of Washington In addition to the widow. Mr. SeJ- General discussion of tlie purpose ! one man can handle and placed i season, finished in fourth place., a few of the thousand of things The state police will get you If __ — _ son, Lloyd U county will meet at Cornelius Sat­ Oregon could display. r . fridge --------- vu is survived by a PMU, (C<*ntlnu«Hl I'oBr-VI, column 4) while Hllhl came In ninth. you don't watch out. This warning - «a ---- - urday at 2 p. m. The purpose of at Grove SundavlV lXK í rov ^^ ’ ^Ke or Huisboro, a Foster was manager of the Wash­ i efer.s partIculni ly to 111. ■ ■ motor First and second place winner' 7 | daughter, Mrs H. O. Bonnekes of this meeting is to discuss 1934 mar­ ists who do not have a drivers' In each event of the district meet Annual meeting of the Washing- Portland; three brottiers. George L, ket conditions ani crop prospects. ington state exhibit last summer license. With an estimated 100,000 are eligible for the state meet at ton County Vtierans' associations Selfridge of Hillsboro. Charles Sei- Growers that come are being asked and declared that the display cost to be prepared te estimate their $23.000 and finished the season with operators in the state who have not CorvaUis Saturday. Forest Grove Auxflinrtes will be held Sun­ (CuaA'DuxI 10,««lumn t) tonnage. This meeting is being a net profit of $10,000. Washington yet compiled with the license law will be represented by six men Bt n a m at tne Am-rican called by representative local grow- 1 apples were sold at the state ex­ the police huve started a round-up while Hilhi »ill send Samuels to Ix1tlon j,au in forest Grove. A pot ers selected at the meeting of 1 hibit and so many were sold that la*gion hall Grove tu A noon. pjt of the delinquents which lues re­ tlie state meet. | Iuck )unc n w in Hi Forest .be served HUbboro won the class a cham­ Large Schools—Large Boys growers held late in March at Car- I the health department at the fair sulted In a boom In the licensing pionship Smiiiuins of Forest Grove, How- f O itowe «««Ternm in <*♦•- and Gaston the class B 50-yard dash Wheartv. Beaver­ nelius. says W. F. Cyrus, county ordered < : followed by a program In the aft­ their sale stopped to keep business the pust two weeks. agent.______________ title In the county elementary school ton, first; Grogan. Hillsboro, sec- j ard of Vernonia and Jones of St.! ernoon. Coffee and cream will be (Continued on v-.-v I . main 2) track and field meet at the Hllhl oiid; Johnson. St. Mary s, third. , Helens led all scorers for indi­ provided by the Legion post of tin t ---------------------- - sur... Washington County vidual honors, each gathering 10 Public Health field Saturday. Fischer of Hills­ city. 100-yard dash — McLean. St. asaiclatfai will hold points. The following scores were boro. competing in the division for Mary's, first; Miller, Forest Grove, its first an- Representatives of all veteran (Cotituiued Qii.oaire 10, eotam 8) iiialii-i u.a . was high point man second; Nagoe, Beaverton, third. ____ _ ...... high > ; organizations' tn the county and nual meeting at the Gmton of the tournament, scoring first school auditorium next Monday eve­ their auxiliaries ___ „„ have been in- Broad Jump — McLean. St. Mary's, in the 50 and 75-yard dashes and first; Pruitt, Aloha-Huber, seomd; vited to attend, uid speakers from ning at 8 o'clock Mrs. Hugh Mc- (lie varions groups wilî pnrttcpatè, Cnlwa. president, will presde. This Local National Guard company in the pole vault and taking sec­ Whearty, Beaverton, third ond In the high jump. in thè program. Ernest Schmki ot ! is to be an Important meeting and received n rating of "satisfactory" High Jump — Rollins. Hillsboro, Washington post No. 2, American will include election of officers.! Evidences of the crystallzatlon of Martin victory. Richard Doherty of Piling up a total of 70 points, first; during the annual inspection Feb­ Grogan, Hillsboro, second; was voting for Mar- I. egiox Forest Greve, ls cha'CFian i mlmeigrapied reports fritn all opinion in Washington county dem- Banks said ___ he ____ ruary 18 by Major Dennis Pills­ Hillsboro easily out-distanced Ti­ Johnson St Mary's, third. ocratic circles favoring the candi-'*1'* u—----- " .«rvasag * ■ 4 Ml ITllVT“ Concentration of employment ac­ I of the event bury, according to word received gard. 1933 chainpion, which placed committees, and a report of the dacy of Congressman Charles H. tin because he had thp Interests Pole vault Grogan, Hillsboro, tivities for Washington comity lu third tills year. Beaverton came in first; McConville. St Mary's, sec­ tills week. Tlie company will re­ second executive meeting held in Hillsboro Martin .......... for governor Bv>c*uvr were indicated muivaivu of the smaller business men a t I lie personnel and placement de­ Pacific University Host to win the second place ond; Reynolds, St. Mary's, third. heart as shown in his support of ceive n decoration for Its guidon. on April mnrnliarchin 5. Also tlie question for in statements reported to the Ar- President __ i iu a»«!«»« reporiea to tne Ar ­ pennant with n total of 4.) p Inis, partment of the SERA is one of the — •----**-- • — • have n record of 100 ]>cr cent for scores in the clnas A division were: first; Whearty. Beaverton, second, i lion of the county relief nnd SERA actively working for the Martin Archeiv. of Oregon have been is-(meeting county have sounded out attending all meetings nnd drills for Forest Grove 32. SI Mary's 26, nnd Rockwood, Forest Grove, third. A»» *»•»•>' _ “•» _ ”*”•----- . ■ . ■ ■ I vvuutj iu»vr been ucrii svuiKieu out on on campaign committee, spoke optimis­ 440-yord relay St. Mary's, first; offices. Culls for berry nickers, farm vited to participate tn an invita- A" the past year. They arc Sergeant Aloha-Hillier 14. McCh'.m <*f Kt n - # i . lnt ^ rest J n ff ard instructive the outcome of the race between' tically of Martin's chances. We Hugh S. Rogers, Sergeant L. E. Mary's was second high point Hillsboro, second; Benverton, third labor and other clrcses of employ- tlonal meet at mil° F : *' 7“____ ___ — ment are now being routed through and Forest Hills golf course Batur- aid Templeton, i-.„ •*v.y juupv, WU1 _Ma«in «2« WUlk. Mahoney and have contacted hundreds of voters Smaller Boys Stiff, Gorporal Lyle Oakes and competitor ......................... in till* nii'et. scoring county judge, will I predict a Martin victory. 50-yard dash Fischer. Hillsboro, tills department with the result day A courtesy exhibit of bows and talk on tile relation of the county Private Edmund Pcsclika. Rogers first* in tin* 100-yard dash, broad ir>n •«.------ - That he expected to see Martin in Washington county and know first; Knepi»er. Beaverton, second; that listments for various jobs are i archery material made by the late and the public health lias maintained the record for two jump and shot put association. ! win because of his record and the j that the victory of Martin in this Hambach. Tigard, third. needed to fill the demands from Led bv Steele, who won the 50 years while tlie others have a onc- Friend Barnes of Forest Grove, the I Homer Chamberlin, director of pub- fact that he had supported Presi- county Is certain, he declared. Re­ 75-yard dash Fischer, Hillsboro, the berry- fields and elsewhere. ports coining from other parts of year record. Awards will be given and 100-yard dashes and the broad first; famous archer and bow-maker, will | lie information of the Oregon Tuber- I dent Boner, Beaverton, second; Roosevelt in carrying out the Persons seeking employment nre jump. Gaston retained Its class B nt the annual camp be shown in connection with the eulosis association, — ----- nm npcnik will un speak on major policies of the new deal was the state Indicate that Martin will Emmons, Beaverton, third. championship by piling mi a total asked to register with tlie SERA be nominated by a large majority, The local company will leave for I " "Beton*. D"’— T During '”“-------- ‘ After a ~ " and Tubcr- 87 points. Gales Creek won the the statement of L. A. Long, local Hanford continued. Broad Jump- Knepper. Benver­ personnel and placement depart­ meet. Camp Clatsop June 12 and rcturr of Testing clinic." second place |>cnnant with 37 points, ton, first; Hambach, Tigard, sec- ment in the Wells' building, Hills­ 4- • democrat. He stated his belief that f , culin June 27. R. J. Scearce, local banker, stated A good attendance is a..ked by Martin would make Oregon an while Sherwood mid Tualatin View ond; Hui).er. Aloha-Huber, third boro. A request has already been that he was supporting Martin for those in charge. tied for third with 23 points. Total High Jump Waltz. Forest Grove, received for 50 raspberry pickers1 I illustrious governor. governor because of his personal More Teachers Needed scores of other schools comp *1 ing first; Fischer. Hillsboro, second; to report by June 1. L. T. McPheeters of Hillsboro, who knowledge of the fine character of were. Union 22. Banks 21, Reedvllle Lawlor, Beaverton, third. ,S Grange Women Receive has been active In the Martin cam ­ County SERA Projects 8. Witch Hazel 5, Kinton 4. nnd I the man and said he could not be­ Pole vault Fischer, HHUboro, Election return bulletins for Certificates Saturday paign stated that in his opinion lieve that the people of Oregon Projects for six teachers under Cl|xilc 3. first; Knepper. Benverton second;, Forest Hills Team Wins the primaries will be posted Martin would carry this county and ; The countv meet was originally Rohrbnck, Alolm-Huber, third. the HER A have been allotted to ___ ,___ _____ „ ..... mi support sucn would Tail man. such Mrs Anna Gottlieb of Hillsboro I the state bv at least a two in the Argus window nt reg­ BfandlnM — — to — Oregon - Golf Tournament Sunday to one standing has an the out- op- Baseball throw for distance I Washington county and only two scheduled for Mny 5, but. was post­ and Mrs, May A. Hughes of Sa -1 I vote’ We need a substantial, clear- portunity of obtaining a splendid ular intervals during the poned until Sattirdav due to bud Ketcham. Hillsboro, first; Lawlor, Forest Hills defeated St. Helens qualified teachers have been lo­ lcm were awarded “25-year silver I ' thinking man in the office of gov- executive and a man of high Ideate night following the election star" certificates at the Hillsboro cated by the relief office according weather. Class B schools eomix'ted Beaverton, second; Hines, Hillsboro, and Tillamook golf teams in a and until complete county re­ the morning nnd class A scnools third. Grange Saturday. C. W. Craft, dep­ ernor and Martin is the man, he who will do all that can humanly three-team tournament Sunday at to O. B. Kraus, county school su­ in turns are reported. This serv­ In the afternoon. Committee in 220-yard relay — Tigard, first; Bea ­ uty for this county, was the speak­ I declared. the local course. Forest Hills scored ice is being provided for the perintendent. He requests that any charge of the event included: L. A verton, second. No third. Declaring ““ ** done for -* the betterment of the Declaring that, that he he could could ~** not see er. An invitation was extended to convenience of local residents 75 points. St. Helens 70'j points and majority of our people, Scearce de­ teachers who can qualify for direct Gooding of Sheiwixxi. E. E. Arant I.argc Schools— Larger Girls how Martin would lose throughout the group to visit the Aloha Grange and all others interested in clared. relief apply at tile relief office Of of Forest. Grove R J. Haas of Gas­ Baseball throw for accuracy — Tillamook 34' >i points. Jerry Bush­ tonight (Thursday) and to put the state and in this county, Rich­ „,5J.artliL cl080s bls campaign to­ tire outcome of the election. office of the county school supei- ton. Roland Watkins of Carlon, and Meyer, Hillsboro, first; Panek, Ti- ong of Forest Grove was low medal­ on the program during the lecture ard Fendall. Forest Grove mer-|U ^u. .xiuisuay; witn a a radio tala ist with a score of 70. (ConiiiiueU on psgo H. column 5) (Thursday) with Intendcnt. C. H. Nosier of Hillsboro. i ' cliant, predicted an overwhelming night 4 Lour. from Washington, D. C. ut Union High School Voters Will Ballot on Candidates, Judges and Measures at Primary Election in 48 Precincts in County National Head Visits Mahoney Stand Hit GOVERNOR RACE IN SPOTLIGHT Republican Contests in This County Close; No Competition Among Democrats Hilhi Seniors Get Diplomas Relief Demands Presented Here by Unemployed Clean-up Week ^aPPy ^ay Ruler Starts Monday Will be Selected by Novel Method I Aged Man Hit by Automobile City Merchant Dies Tuesday Planning Body Meeting Held World’s Fair Display Urged Grove Wins District Title ‘1 Peach Growers Meer to Study Prospects Hillsboroand Gaston Win Titles in Grade School Track Tourney Guard Company Gets Satisfactory Rating Health Group to Meet at Gaston Martin Proponents See Victory for Candidate in Primary Vote SERA Conducts Employment List I Argus to Post Vote Report +