p
Page Ten
THE
Locals Down
Verboort Nine
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m
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Hillsboro's Sunset league team ad
vanced into third place in the loop
Btandtng Sunday by taking t h e
m easure of Verboort 7 to 1. T u ala
tin, second place team, defeated
W illamette,
. . . . league leader.
.. 15 . to . 2
H IL L S B O R O
item for relief and when and If
the taxpayers of th e county see fit
to approve it, th en and not before
will there be sufficient money avail
able to meet th e demands th at are
now being made upon tills court.
"The court is st retelling the avail
able funds in a n effort to make
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Hillsboro
“B ears”
lost a heart-
them reach as far as possible, a n d ! breaking game Sunday at Sherwood
a concentration is being made upon in the T ualatin Valiev league «hen
those items not furnished by state ® free-hitting final inning left them
or federal funds. Every effort is two runs short of tying the score.
being made to assist all worthy ABl' r trailing 7 to 1 at the start
Dears ' Lose
Close Game
ARGU S.
H IL L S R O R O
n n p n n u
after He was born April 24. IINI2 Hits. h. seliolai ship and cooking. I and pioneering, and Hilly Allison,
He Is survived by his widow. Mrs Inm llmnlerwc. woodworking and ,
Caroline Arnieutroiit. and iwo elill uieehanleiil drawing
Troop 2111,
1
"
dren.
I l l s falli
ii Jam
vv ' J es ' and
. . Evelyn
Aloha
Lloyd Miller, handferaft;
II. H W Aj_m.nl I out of lank-., and lit nee Wheeler, woodwork, Frederick I
Married Ilia Family
a sister. Mr:
. . Morgan «», Miller, personal health and leutlier-
"I undervtnnd your wife came
Manzanita
i i i i a n u » m t . > .. i ' " ‘,l l ? ’*’p -- a »•"•«‘“»r'» ' ' “»I Ir-
from a line, old family "
No funeral
mil
lU iaiig .im n U , h a d win. swimming and cooking; Hon C a m e from
hardly
dcseillxs It
been made at the tune of this llAinmer. personal health, cooking' lS|H. brought it with her ”
writing
A Drowning Man Usually Loses His Head!
L ocal B oy S c o u ts
G e t I io n o r A w a rd s
The local team used a new line- PJMditures gieater th an th e amount runs m their half ot the eighth to
up for the Verboort game and it allowed ui the county budget, for take the game 11 to 0
showed up to good advantage. Un- there falls upon the court a duty
Hillsboro rapped out' 10 hits to
der the- new set-up. Bill Strauss is to protect the taxpayer as well as II for the winners, but the hurling
a t first; Bob K linger holds down a duty to care for the needy."
of Shirley Brown. Sherwood pitcher
second, Clarence Vandehey. 6hort-
County court of W ashington coun- * h j «truck out 16 Hillsboro bats-
stop, Frank Heinrich, th ird base. ty. Oregon, by Donald T. T em ple-1 m en- turned the tide One heme
A rt H anna, rig h t field; S U an its., ton. county judge; H. D. Kerkm an. Fu?3 ° h each side. Schulte, local
homer
Centerfield, Don Shattuck,
...... t teft
catcher; l e « f d t I ..Anhtv
“ d
£ Ä fielder,
, , h getting
one on a and
W , in
field; Bill Ziegler
Lewis, county commissioner.
•‘Cooney" Stang pitcher.
Sherwood second baseman, h u t ms
Results of other games in the
a circuit clout in the fourth with
S unset league were: Roy 11. Laurel
one on. enlivened the contest
6; Cornelius 5. Aloha 2; and Or- F a rm U n io n G r o u p
Newberg dum ped Amity, t h e
enco 12, G aston 5 Schedule for
league leader. 4 to 0 to go mto a
Sunday: T ualatin a t Roy. Laurel
tie
with Amity for first place Ver
E n d s S e ssio n H e r e
a t Verboort. Oreneo at Cornelius.
boort trim med C arlton 9 to 4 in
Aloha at W illam ette and Hillsboro
(Continued from page n
the third game.
a t G aston.
property foreclosed at a price be
Schedule for . ___
this Sunday is as
Sunset Leame standings
! low the present value of th e prop- follows: Hillsboro at Newberg Amity
W ilU m e tU " 1 .m 'jM o ,
V . 5?.
* d e f lC le n « t *»<««- ^
erb ° ° rt
C a r l “ >« 3 1
T u alatin —..7 1 .87S Cornelius
H .b i
Favoring th e «U te power bill
>-«<«• st.ndin,
H illsboro
5 2 .714 Aloha
W
I. I \ t |
G aston .........6 3 . 6 3 3 .aurei
— l 7 .125 which is to appear on the Novem- Amity
4
2
.667
Sherwood
O renco ....... ...5 8 . 633. Verboort
17.125 per ballot and pledging co-opera-
4 2 .6 6 7{ H illsboro
4 2 .667 C arlton .
is «
tion with the f l o r a l governm ent Newb*r»
T u alatin __ ______ _______
W illam ette
4 6 *° the end th a t the people may re- Sherwood
jit .-«huí. If jaAwu't”« IWU j
B atteries: Day. Schreiner and R eb er; C eiv e the benefits of public 0W U - H ll‘sb'-’rv
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- M-v
, ...------
er&hip on anj, hvdrtJ. electric de_ .........‘
K ollcrm
eier,
Me k e —
n n t-----
e and
Wanner.
H atten « .
Bruwn and Harley
A. Purdin
irdin; Reedville. Jasper John- ??L|
Ä
I \
m m
R. H.
son; Ro\ J W Bernards; Scholls.
I lc i p O V U i l V S
I'k lllS
1 velopment in Oregon.
. S tan gel and Paaville.
j
J.
B
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...
B
artlett;
Sherwood.
W
P
1
1
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\
i s
4 1 Seeking the discontinuance
of the Newbem
, ,' **
Batterie» : S tang
Fi>k.
North
rig;u*d.
Bert
C.
Ha-
l
p
in
it
f
i
M
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l
f
i
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i ' f 1$ m i
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A
m
ity
D
i
e
nd Z iegler; Jensen p r o c e s s i n g tAX on grain SACkS.
gen South T :aid. tie between O
V O I I i p i C 11OI1
and Storey.
R. H. E. * Protesting a g a in « the im porta- D. wX3“ M b "w !Li *"d w 'hl«*n' uth■ H Butler and Neal Orgon; Timber.
(Continued from page i)
Roy —--- -----------
11 11 "a
farm products into t h e
R. H. E. B M Wright; Tualatin, tie between "m erry-go-round.”
fe rn s w heel.
Laurel
6
7
8 United States and declaring th at Verbocrt
9 14
Jam es Nokes, W. R H aunhurst, C. ’ glider. baby seaplane, "tilt-a-w hirl”
Carlton
li
4
9
s
p U £ t . ^ A in “
- ^ . br h '\ m .m e Hermens’1' w S
¿ , ^ 7 L"
Batterie» : Zimmerman
d e r . French. S touten berv and llem ariU
and
V a n d e n an
__ROt COn-
Merle L K urtzh.il.
H. E. sistent with the policy of allowing
Republican- North Aloha. T A
the im portation of farm products. T « .-.Ï-.. . , 4
I T
Emerson; Southeast Aloha. Alfred
n,an.v of which are now being raised
L tlltl S LJ D S C t
R
ichard;
Southwest Aloha. Georgia
in
sum
liis
nnantifw»c
ir»
’
*
in surplus quantities in th e United
Schmid: Banks. William Moore
StAtcâ
L r a g u e L e a d e r s North
Beaverton. E M arsh; South
Beaverton, tie between Althea Haul.
C o r n e li u s ...... ............ ............. .......
1
A loha
6
B atteries : R eynolds and Turk ; Lev ,erî
e t to and Saindon.
xw
R. H. E.
O reneo ------------------ ---- -------- 12
<iasts*n
J
“ „ t 'd . L , Mt n «“ r‘ ‘a n I lie
,
” , h hiUS b''t’n an ‘“ '" ‘’V ig
fcaturc °* Pll-St years, will probably
**' eliminated as the park has been
Planted to grass tills year. Ap-
proxlmately 2000 colored lights mid
Batterie» : B liss and Koluk . Meewsand*
or. Van Loo and A llyn .
bill, favoring
R e lief B o d y D e n ie s
C h a rg e s o f G r a f t
the
—o
ui-
m terest bi aring
pr° ’
jects an a e a rn in g on the business
of government, asking th at taxes be
borne where there is ability to pay
and placed on net incomes, op-
POSTlv4War' opposing
gambimg
te n d s to f i n i n g
mm u ir a m e naraw are com-
wotnhVnineam
th<? game on lce
N attoS il
th e third Jllning
, HNaIJonal G uardsm en nosed out
i
t€am 2 to 1 Thursday
nf
und‘aP‘«ed
leaeuZ and
it1
. bul!
tm -te-w °PPed
"Jlpce « '
Pro
B i^h o iT ch eV r? o r o v r ‘p Pat'ton“
North Cornehus
C arl E ten g -
South Cornelius W P H im
?n-
Dilley. nV between C ' w ^ a f i and
B A. H o ? k l ^ N ortheast Po?t d
9 „ rove- J *ck Anderson.
------------ . Northwe:
Northwest
Forest Grove, J. W. C o r n e liu s ;
(C ontinued from p&gre 1)
other official to obtain this p er
mission.
"These charges would also, if
true, involve the embezzlement and
m isappropriation of money a n d
funds of the federal governm ent
an d as such would constitute a
violation of the federal laws. If any
individual would contend th a t the
W ashington county grand jury is
‘ m anufacture and dis- S’
u u * rd s vs. Bakery, and W e s t G a s to n F i — I
-
'
dom inated by the relief committee
" Æ
. M
' i - i . K
: g ^ i . V g s s z < a s i
It is suggested th a t he atten d the position of Ä S » ? *
th
e
federal
regular session of th e federal grand
Pledging co-operation with th e "
ju ry held each m onth In th e fed
W L|
eral building in Portland, Oregon, dairy code if interests of th e in - I n
"
ton. Henry Valentine; Letsy. tie
—...... • 0 Ireland’» —
which grand jury is comprised of dustry as a whole a re im partially
......... 3 2 Safew ay
! 4 between Jam es Sewell and J W
i i X i r ...... —
citizens drawn from the entire dis °kserv«i
— . 3 2S<xia Work»
o
5
Bailey;
Manning. A L. Stephens
tric t of Oregon, and to m ake bis
Opposing the extortion of e
x
-
____________
MeUger. J O. Johnson; Middleton.
com plaint to th a t body.
Will Edy; Mountain. G P Essner
traffic- L o cal S u n s e t T e a m
" T h e funds and property being ing in dairy products.
Mtllloy. T. A. Mulloy; East North
distributed by this committee are
Thanking the city of Hillsboro
Plains,
tie oetween
between Fay
Pay Mills,
Mills. Carl
P » ,.C
-
o
t t
lams, ue
your funds an d property insofar and the Hillsboro Chamber of Com-
U c rc a ts B e ars H e r e g er«sren and Elmer M a. West
as they are furnished by your gov- merce for th eir courtesv during the
.
North Plains. Lester Cypher; Or-
Corrung from behind in the last enco- A O. Pitm an; Purdin A. H.
em inent. It is your duty to report convention
any m isappropriation or misuse of
Establishm ent of a livestock com-
a briUian t hitting
, « « ‘dyUle. Harry B e a r
these funds, The
th a t c may
house in Portland
o r fa
local H Sunset
•“ ! 3he^
«Shorn. Paul
^ 4 c.
"g.
knowledge.
™ tom
? ^ e to m vour
v S S mission
whjch »3500^«4000
TsOIn ^ d e d . f was
^ ‘v' Ce^- the
llüboro baseball
'Bears" team
ood
F Cop;
+ Scholls. H T Hesse I
“ ^
ucx r ch action'
f s T g ; durx
the
* ^ w f f i ? ayg a ^ rK
v
The good nam e and reputation
of the members of th is committee.
who
in
x Ck are
Vx r. r. serving
V
—
—
—
u a you
. gratuitously
_
w F
hat
has
been
very
arduous
task.
is th eir personal property. To de-
stroy and malign the reputation
an d character of any mem ber of
th is committee w ithout foundation
is as much a crime as it would be
for a member of th e committee to
dissipate these funds.
" It is the suggestion of th e com
m ittee to the ^ people
‘" « “ of h this
e ^ r coun
X «
«
«
'^ X ° d r %
^he
Ab° u t 250 shares in the
P^Posed undertaking have b e e n
subscribed,
of
* ' F T
X
T Cl f* « announced.
x *x which
r. . - . 40 are * paid
^or’
was
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m
H ills b o r o P a u se s
in H o n o r o f D e a d
?mg far behind in the opening m- Kem ; T ualatin. E A Eddy-' Ver-
n ln gs. Bill Ziegler's team climbed boor: A Mermens; West Slope
t0
Q
rx r4 » ‘thin
♦ V
x ex *x e one
x 4 H run • of the "Bears” Samuel B. Lawrence
and then cinched the game with
an eight-run rally m the eightn
frame.
Trial D a iry C o -o p
mentgeoíí°icerSe P anderi í lanotení rCh¿ s J S t e ^ m a r c ^ n d ^ o t h " d
P ^ S ^ e rT T s^ fo í
last week fol
t h e Durham
a Civil Emcr-
Oregon m cet-
' o T PT t , ^ d
Fred Engel" g ‘’abeI:' Nortn' if c i i l b o r o ^ L ^ M c -
th e expenditures for the first four dinner ^ d V e J '
m onths of this year a s s ______
________,
follows: an
6 J“
®K ton®F; _____
Worn- _______
Pheeters; Southwest Hillsboro, A.
January, $928.18; February, $809.- j an s f ^ h e f Corps—Mrs. Arne Dicka- W. Walker; Kinton?^GeoreV'sni’d e r
52; March, »1099.60. a n d A p ril,: l on' M rs- Edwln Bowman, Mrs. J. Leurel. J W Mulloy; Leisy E L
ainoopo If
t # ♦
»— expenditures
--------...
j . wo—
.... . L. L Crawford
$1033.69.
the
are I r Sutherland;
Mrs. E. J. Peterson Johnson; w*
Manning,
continued a t
approxim ately t h e and M r’ M ary Sabin; Veterans of Me‘z«e''- William B Ri:am; M id
sam e ra te in
the rem aining eight Bore‘en Wars—L. E. Furrow. Lowell dle t° n -,W dl Edy; M ountain. E. M.
m onths of the year th e relief funds Brown, W. e . Plapp. E rnest Hel- r, .
w d M*m Burkett;
will be virtually exhausted and vogt' Perry B atchelar and G rant w ' .
£ «¡ns. Joe Bernards;
when those funds are exhausted our ! P °rland: v - F. W. Auxiliary—Mrs S S m i * « “' n ' George Voges;
expenditures for relief m ust coase Ernest Helvogt and Mrs. L. E. F u r-
’
A- M ^pee; Purdin. Celia
fo r there is no emergency lurid of row, and D aughters Union V eter-
sufficient size to assume the relief ans-Mrs. L. F. Emmolt.
Flags and w reaths were places
expenditures.
“When an individual has $1 in „ • «raves of veterans ln the
his pocket, then $1 is all he can - cemetery prior to the exercises
spend, and when an item in the ; Many persons, form er resid en ts,
county budget provides a specilk of 1“ e community, were here Wed- J
am ount for a specific purpose this
f\ h e. «raves of m em -
court will not exceed th a t amount. , flow er^ w h iu i / ^ ? i ,UeS a " d plac= i
T*H»
I
“
ower8*
whlle
in
T he county budget is intended t o ' oeonlr ' t o r n p v a h others m any y , , local!
8 ,
serve a purpose. I t sets fo rth the '
lsewhere . h a t
various am ounts which may be - mL - o r5h „ fP? £ ,tl}eir respects
,h e j
spent for the purposes set forth mem °ry of loved ones.
th erein and upon th e county c o u rt!
_ ~~
falls th e duty of conforming to th a t i
B o rtm an Buys Market
budget in all respects. The law s' , Ed W ortm an of Hillsboro p u r -
of this state and th e oath of office ' i ? aSTd
M arket" in t h e ! . . , v
r Ur„ n n i lt
which the members of the court
Wll?gly store this Week an d , A N Y U S E D C H E V R O L E T
take indicates their duty and this
°ff.rralrt® J 1-!*1*1" tlle namf'
fro n ’ 1 926 to 1933
county court will perform th a t duty merly owned b v Wai? Adaniek Commands today a most liberal
^Tdni pr5l''e tt ,t he Hmst which the an d m anaged by W ortm an
j trading allowance. Compare with
people have placed in it regardless
—-------i -------------
„ PW car prices and see if you can
cchaenucnces.
If you change your address kind- afford to pass the present favor-
ii an a when the county budget ly notify th e Argus direct and at able opportunity to own a new
comm ittee sees fit to increase t h i s ' once.
WANTED
h ^ h Maurer. H J. ‘sad'ce E .lth ' M
...............
.
i?01l 1; ...........
J :'Pery
Alpheus
Stew art. B
B C°meHufi. John F. Sappington
K nlttel. Guardiai. hu; or-
der was issued for Frank Meacham
Promote prosperity with printer's
Ink.
H EA D Q U A R TER S
V/ E
O F F E R
1931 FORI» ROADSTER — Com
pletely overhauled and 'O ik C *
reflnished .............
1933 CHEVROLET COACH — Like
new.
Only ..................................
1930 CHEVROLET
*0(1 C
TRUCK
Several Other» $25 and up
*50«;
for
Lum ber - Shingles - B uilders’ H ardw are - Paints
Screen Doors - Lawn F urniture - Doors and W in
dows - Glass - Berry Boxes - Screen W ire - Poul
try Fencing, Etc., Etc.
Hillsboro Motor Co.
Phone 2691
1011 Baseline
OEDSMOBIEE “Style Leader"
FREE
Ä
Lb1 0 c
X
10c
-■ -
i)C
„ 1
D E L IV E R Y
PHONE
Specials fo r
OQz*
4kU G
FOR LINOL
EASY TO A P R #
DRIES IN 4 HOURS
I
Post
F in e C o tto n Princess
APRON S
S L IP S
Also red rubber a n d
leatherette.
E a s ily
cleaned and you’ll get
two ami three times the
w ear than from ordin
ary aprons.
20 dozen just received.
Ladies’ sizes. I Q
35c
Each
s p e c ia l
P a rt W o o l C O A T
SW EA TERS
W h ite and T w o -to n e
W o n ,. •n ’s
I’or men and women.
Dark heather mixtures.
All sizes, (in
/»
sale at W eil's
O X FO RD S
Big C an T a lc u m
3
FOR
$ 1 .0 0
.Moccasin toe, wedge
heel. Also white elk
Sandal with w e d g e
heel.
8 1 .7 9
Get them now at W eil’s.
They w ear a n <1 w e
have your size
25c
O«zG
PO W D ER
W ith sifter
tops
10c
Sale
S T O C K IN G S
•lust the stocking for
cannery wear. Brown,
grey, and ight colors.
All sizes.
P a ir
15c
O
O O
V
Q F4U
TT
June 1 and 2
Brooms
U n ity
42c
E ach
Red & W hite
i- ib . p k g . .........
tin
T oasties
3 fo r ...................
--“ A ., * ’’
or
25C
/r
29c
Blue & W hite
1000-sheet rolls
4 ro lls fo r
4
JL-JG
l/vtci
RADIO
Toilet Tissue
’
MEYER BOTH GENERAL
NEWSPAPER SERVICE
I TSE
Brooms
E ach
79C
M o th e r ’s Cocoa M a lte d
1.1b. tin
Meyer Both illustrations, ad ideas, layout«
and c o p y and your advertising will deliver
the punch th at B'<uins more sales at. lower selling
cost.
y
Milk
Blue & W hite
69°
Lester Ireland
& Co.
S to rk
Coffee
Corn Flakes
pints
H o s ie ry
This store will be open nights and a part
of Sundays.
N o.
»1.19
itrttrr l atirles Tmtin< Bureau
C o u n ty ’s G re a te s t
W h ite R u b b e r
P a ir
P r o m p t S erv ice —
98c
and
Cannery Specials
NR A
MAIN STREET
PHONE 81
Red & W hite
quarts
3131
Powers Grocery
Corn Beef
TAKES THE RUB
OUT OF SCRUBBING
W a s h in g to n
R ubber
4 fo r ..........
k / *
Seal ot Certified Quality
GLOVES
V a n C a m p ’s
A
85c
P a ir
No. 1 tins.
JAMES WHITELAW, Manager
O ld s an d C h e v ro le t
3 rd an d W a s h .
P hone 441
Used Car Exchange
PORK STEAK Ib
S IR IO IN STEA K
Pork and Beans
m akes
lastlo n
—
In re a r of Piggly W iggly Store
P O T RO A ST
25c
Many other items specially priced for Friday and
Saturday. These prices good June 1 and 2 only.
/j
Knee-langth . . . and »oll-jupporting bo-
couto of Ift flat knil-ln gartor-top! Wear
It for comfort: :: chic . : . and oconomyl
For dancing : : : »port: : . butinesi ; : j
and homework : ; . Smarter than »ockj
i i : cooler than docking» . : : that'» (lie
new, clever "KNEE HIGH.”
an d
ED’S MARKET
y e c u iA .!
KNEE HIGH
HOLEPROOF
6y
A g e n c y fo r N ash an d
John J Davis had chronic consti- 1
pation for six years. By using Ad-1 H udson an d T e rra p la n e
Icnka he soon got rid of It. und
w
feels like a new person Adlerika if —nt* ®nd W a s h . Phone 2641
«luMt acting—safe Hillsboro Phar-
Jnd rh e 1X114
8 to r e _
IM NOT ASHAM ED O P
MY HANDJ NOY/ JIN C E I
DO NOT HAVE TO ÍCRUB
... I NOW HAVE
—i .
//
C onsigned
CONSTIPATION 6 YEARS.
TROUBLE NOW GONE
L a a m > a tL O T i
• gartar-runs
whan you stratch
Gas - O il - Accessories
W “ hed
E X C IT IN G
I
• “ burst" knaat
whan you knaal
And several other cars to
choose from !
Cars B o u g ht, Sold
f suddenly Wednesday a t his home
near Banks He had gone to the
barn to feed stock and was found
unconscious, passing away shortly ,
hs
Bringing you naw comfort
— and froodom from:
1929 M o d e l A F o rd C oupe
1929 M o d e l A F o rd C oach
1927 Ford R o a d s te r
1925 F o rd P ic k u p
F o rd Bug
2 M o d e l I F o rd Coupes
4 -w h e e l T r a ile r
2 -w h e e l T r a ile r
Wl
USED CARS
M a s te r o r S ta n d a r d
CHEVROLET
IT L C
k o 4 d j2 A L )
USED
CARS
H A M BU RG ER , b
j^ tm e o f t h ^ n ,
T k p
i n
Specials fo r S a tu rd a y
th e repetition of such accioati^r.I’í í r o ' where ritualistic work of the King; Southeast Aloha Harry (V .n ? r.ders ln the ioll°wing clrci
circuit ‘
WashingmEÍ
d‘ff?rent organizations was given
Southwest Aloha Thom as
C? T u ' re lxsucd
tee—R eu ten W W eil1
™,and Army of the
Henry J.
A tl- : Bernard»“
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v' M
M artin
artin J
the Republic
Republic J* Sullivan: Banks.
Banks. Henry
J Atlee;
^ “" . i " aI
V Vs
flowers were North Beaverton. W C. Jackson-
,
dpn-vmg motion,
Donald T. Tem pleton H- D ^ :
™reathS and flowe«
placed there by the patriotic ground ? ° u.,th Beaverton. A lthea H aulen- am ? ir .n n n ,? Het * ° h io r receiver
m an, p . w . Livermore Jr., Mrs Legionnaires gave th e G rand A ^ v ^eck; B1°oming. Mary L. H orner; ^ dnr e i n
defendants two days
Rex Wilson, Jam es Lewis.
ritualistic work whii«
i.r Arm> Buxton. Albert S. Ohlemiller Cedar 10 pres<nt 3,1 horities contrary to
ReUef G o t o d L X ™
nTr“ 3" 5 ¥ ll;-s' B B Reeves; c ™
Grove" « stra in in g order; K err Motor com-
Vet-ran« ti y e r o ^ U8»t^ S ° f ^n io n Jam es L. W inton; Connell William p?nv ,vs R ''''1' “ Bunn Brooks* et
C o u n ty C o u r t C ites
an d ' A ^tiiY a^rans of Foreign Wars Fuegy; North Cornelius. J. E Mor? a1' voluntary non-suit; Anna Coo-
a dc^7,
f u t on th elr ritual, rissey; South Cornelius, M H pt'i et
vs- Iva McCready et al.
f?*ute of th e Dead" was fired H endenon; Dilley, s B. oilDln
R °hert Itei vs. Clark L
R elief F u n d F a c ts a,.
by the national
guardsmen a n d Northeast Forest Grove. M K Abra- " ° h nst«n et al. decree; Olive Tay-
Taps" was blown by Nelson Weay- h am -' Northwest Forest G r o v e ~ r vs:
Tayior. order; Abraiiio
(C ontinued from p age 1)
g a v e Lincoln's George B R m ehart; S outheast For- cereghino vs. Rosa Garbarino. judg-
the taxpayer’s ability to provide er. Hugh Rogers
i G ettsbury address
and W. Verne est Grove, John C. M arshall; South- m ent decree and order of sale.
such funds.
12 000 was McKinney G eneral Logan's order ‘
Forest Grove, Mary L. Roberts; f„n,Tpbate order., were Issued in the
"For 1934 the sum of $12.
budgeted for relief p u r p o s e s ____
m anner in which th is fund is be-
PG3L-GARDNER LUMBER CO.
hom*' « Vernonia She was te rn
Mareh 8' I8«7-
Mexico. Mo and
( Charles
— - Davis In
was married in to
VVashmgton
1887. Tliev moved
to Oregon 30 years ago and she
had lived at Vernonia for eight I
years. She is survived by two sons.!
rnonla;
of Ver-
and
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U p h o ld s F irst R e p o rt complaint was filed
(C ontinued from p age 1)
lowing a fight a t
for the observance, but it was not
»r »
z
pape
1)
school house during
m .time fOr,him to * sea* d released (Continued
a S ' nw ^ from
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W e l)«> H e m s titc h in g and D re s s m a k in g
Ami other cars to
choose from.
C ase S e t J u n e 11
O ffic ia l V o te C o u n t
Sixteen Bov Scouts, reprcacntlng
lluee troops, uppenred before the
Hillsboro court oi honor Tliursduy
evening to lake tests for udvanee'-
meiii 111 rank mid merit badges
bohow.iig il.e teats, two .vouts «t ie
iul\mus'd tiial 14 otliers were aw ard
ed 22 merit budges
Billy Corwin amt Robert Allison,
both of Hillsboro troop 22«. re
ceived atlvaneements to second class
and first class scouts respectively
Second class merit badges w e r e
awarded to tile following- Harold
Havis and Howard Hullt. tro, p 21«
of Hillsboro, lealhereiatt Hilly 1'otid
and llultl. troop 21# Hidsboro. H it -
nuinslnp; ami liu-k Benjamin, in op
2IU Aloha, hnndlrraft 1-lr t t l.o .
merit budges were h u arded us fol
lows Troop 21« Hillsboro
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