Thursday, Muy 31, 193 1
TUR
H IL L S B O R O
ARG US.
H IL L S B O R O .
OREGON
Page Thre«
■ a v in * of itiee < if »ha re a l p r o j,e r ty v a lu e w e fin d
in a r k H
road lev y , » ffa rU n tc
band of workers T hese d e ar folk« 1
llngen. G erm any, O ctober 3, 1862,
t2,Kbii,<)0u a n n u a lly .
$',.121,7214 located w ith in th e in c o rp o ra te d
Y ou.
a r e mt.\..lonarl(*-i to Alaska.
cam e to New York In 1880 a n d to
D u r in g tL « I
1 ••HHion o f th e lo g la la . lim its of o u r b»w n a n d c itie s a n d $ 15 .-
will mis* a tre a t If you m iss th<*r»e I
(u r a n n u n ib a r td w «*allliy ta a p a y a rs fr o m
043,420 ax tlm iie r a n d a g r ic u ltu r a l la n d ,
Oregon 50 years ago. She was m a r
wrvlce.i, ho filan o» .o ». nd fcll • 1 *
I'o r tla r x l and o th e r p a rt« <»f th a « ta la $2,76»,.270 o f tb i« v a lu e b ein g lia tw l ax
ried to Frederick G reenburg In
vices D on't forget the place < T he
M alharad
a t Hal«*m
and
a tte m p te d
to non iilla h l« la n d , a c o n sid e rab le p«»rtlon
i
P o rtlan d F ebruary 14. 1889 Mrs.
have
law « paaaed that, w o u ld Ita m a trin v o f »hi« heb m g in g t«» fa r m e r s a n d o w n e rs
little ch u rch w ith a big "ib * I Ble..
G
reenburg Is survived by th e fol
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'I ba enrvxjnl o f taxaa
You I.
W ashln«ten C ounty F a -m
lowing c h ild re n : Mrs. B. C. Rue,
ta n g ib le l a x
law « . A g ru u p o f f» r n ttfr» levie«l fo r
a ll
purp«xia in
W a x b in g to n
er»’ Union ini ji.r- rs wish to
lly fr o m
Y a m h ill a n d M a r lo n ro u n - I ' c n i ’ y p a y a lile th is y ea r total« *! $»>«,-
M is. G'laux Erickson. T ig a rd , F ra n -
C h ristia n Meleno® R orirty
<«» G reenburg. New York; Alfred
hewrd o f thta a l te m p t a n d th e y U«« »16 I t h t th ix a m o u n t th e s ta te raceivas
extend th eir th an k s to the
I - 1 ; e «•<, a f • held • i y I funday
g a th e re d in Hel«rn in « o ffic ia n t nurnberi» $ 1 6 0 .4x- , j, th e c o u n ty , $166.524 77, th e
¡G reenburg. S a cram en to . Cal.; H e r
people ol HlUaboro, city o f
and plea d I h e ir r a u a a « u f f t r ie n t ly
w e ll e le m e n ta ry scltools $'.»*4,143 76, roadx apd
a t 11 a m ; Wndmviduy evening J
ficial».
a
n
d
buxines»
m
en,
for
m an a n d W illiam G reenburg, P o rt
a n t tlie pam tage o f theae la w «
brblgxa, $113.14x 22. th e n o n -u n io n h ig h
CIIKIIALCM MOUNTAIN J4*h*b* service« a t 8 o'clock; Buiuiay m hool I BEAVER'TGN Fifty-seven s t u T t<« h e y p « e a v i«
th e courtes-les and co -o p ers-
land, a n d H enry G reenburg, T igard.
ad a d
In
ar*«u«ing
th r
ho«»l
d is tri, ’x
$ 10 1,H47 3x,
c itie s
and
dent.-, were g raduated from le a v e r - g o v e rn o r'« o a y x m u p rte
Vci*.D*i*g of th e 1‘lciu.ulit V»cw «Ila id , 11 a io I ’lipil . Up (O ' 1''
tlon extended them during the
a th y tut t h a t a t th e and I t wn»
$«.3,774 70,
d ra in a g e
and
w a te r
$ri< l and T h o m W ood of th e M oun- of 20 years an* weloointw! B unday's ton high school F riday n ig h t 'The o f th a le g ia ia tiv e aaaaion a p p r« ,p ria tio n , « d 1 ix lr i* '« $17.417 »»«, u n io n h ig h sch'xdx,
s ta te
convention.
Eci» 'la l
W ILLIAM K M T T L E
i op <ii h i i re< rlvi <1 w r tlll topic. "A ncient a n d M odern Nec gh b< wore gowns of pastel shades h l l l a a m o u n tin g to M I L 1 7 3 w e re vetoed $1 ¡7,4 j ' j .' j i and «pe. ta i school levlaa $137.»
th a n k s I» idven residents who
BEAVERTON
W illiam K nlttle,
« t u « of m erit u > oulMtuoding e ig h th rom ancy. allaa MesinerlMii a n d am i corsagee of sw eet fieas und On«»-half m illio n tit th ia « m o u n t wax 072 14.
listed room» available for the
76.
died
a t h is hom e a t G reenburg
E x a m in a tio n « sh*»w th a t »he a f f a i r s o f 1
roHes. ’i ’h«* class colors were blue c u t iro rn th a I I .1 H I.1 7 3 appropriation« to r
grade pupil/» May -1 u t N cw I mtk . 11 y pi ait h.in. D enounced ’’
housing
of
delegates.
sta
tio
n
M
ay
23
a
n
d fu n e ra l s e r v
and sliver Hey Churle.i F Clark«! h ig h e r «Mlucation. '1 h e g o v e rn o r al««« veO-ed th is c/funty bo f a r ax th a c o u r t has
'The / were given by th e A m erican
i c e s were held F rid a y a t th e W. E
‘*
c la u a e
w h ic h a llo w e d th e c o n tro l a re e ffic u m tly a n d e co n o m ic a lly
G e r m a n M. E. C h u r c h . I le tb a n y
gave tlu* involution M arvin B tud- I r l*
Signexl:
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n
R.
Pubo!».
l4*gi m itiul Auxiliary
Pegg
chapel
w
ith
Rev. H icks o f
r in a ln d v r o f th e ui«ovn a p p r o p r ia tio n Ut m a nage d
it
la
p*xt«ibie
s*»me
s a v in g
On < h u m an town road Bunday iler, p re sid en t of th e class, gave l>e
preside n t o f
W a s h in g to n
Min ('h a rle s T a ltn a n e n te r ta llie d
r e fe r r ta l to th e people a n d be defeate«!
■
ficiating. F in a l services were a t
county
unit.
with a d in n e r Sunday for Mr a n d school « very Bunday, 10 a m . O er- i In* welcoming uddnus. M argaret T in a g ro u p n f fa r m e r « form e«! th e n u c le i« j nor, ii!
high school d lx ln e ts a n d a lx o |
th e P o rtlan d C rem atorium .
Mm. W 1> Baker of M anning, M im . iiuui M*rvl(*e, 11 a m . first iuu I W est M argaret Dickm an, a n d K e n o f th e <«rgamxelp«n t h a t l a t e r b«»rarne
’ be
e le m e n ta ry d ix tric tx .
Rut
thix
H e wa» born N ovem ber 19, 1857,
klom Baker a n d E arl am i Jim th ird Butiduys; E nglish service, 11 n e th ’Taylor gave class address«**. k n o w n ax the 'la x R e d u c tio n a n d E q u a li- w«/ul<! have V» be ta k e n up in the««
a
t R eutlingen. G erm an y , moving
a m , second und fo u rth Bundays T he m usic was furnislxxl by the x a tiu n league. D u r in g th e » u m m tr a n d d ix tri* tx by l'»cai ta x lea g u e m em b ers. th a fr e e « c H* mj 1 x , fre e tavt-books, free' to the U nited S ta te s w hen 20 year»
lla k . i
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locals
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as
the
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ty
lx
c'»nncm
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th
e
re
(
E. Ju liu s Tragilo. pastor.
if girls’ or« h estra, the girls' gle<* club ♦«I in a lm < « t e ve ry c<«unty In th e « ta t«.
Mr and Mrs Bill H avem an and
police pr««tection a n d m a n y o th e r b.
of ac,e. Before com ing to O regon
th a t can ba o ffe r e d In th e w x y
a n d the girls' q u artet. I. It Met.g- I " R e v ie w in g b r ie f ly th e re d u c tio n ! load « o is f little
ch ild ren of l<ongy|ew visited Iik.
fits
of
th e g o v e rn m e n t w e re
fu m ix h e d 50 years ago he lived In V irginia
fu r t h e r ta x re d u ctio n «. H *»w ever, th is
to
th e m w hen th e y w ere o»»t o f w o rk a t
Bank»
M.
K.
C
hurch
!
l«*r
presented
tin*
torch
honor
pins.
nu>tit, i m i
i .) Kiavenuu I
In th e « te le ta x * • fin d f i r s t th e re p ea l is o n ly >.«,« t,f i,u r *4»jectlves, ta x e q u a l- i
a
n d N ebraska. Mr. K n lttle re tired
B unday at hool every Bunday, u 4ft i th e two silver cups and th e sch o l o f th e
/GO,bob m a rk e t r»md le v y V«M«** ix a tlo n b rin g th a o th e r a n d to th ix and a c o n s id e ra b le eost to th e ta x p a y e r» , a re
«1.
and a re from farm in g 10 years ago. He wa»
the fb^C ,b2k in appr<«priation« by the th e m a jo r p 'irtio n o f o u r «rffurta henexs- e v id e n tly n o t s a tis fie d w i'h th i
Mr and Mrs Bam O tto a n d baby a in . Mrs If Jntuuui, N U fierlnL end- a rsh ip to M arylhui t ooll«*ge. Dr i g ing
d e m a n d in g m o re , b e tte r a n d la r g e r
re a m em ber of th e L u th e ra n c hurch.
It. T a lb e rt pr«*scnte<l th e dl- o v e r n o r , th e «U feet ««f th e tttM l,1 7 3 re fo r th should ix? d ir w t w l. W e should b e ar lie
wui and Mr and M id I). A O tto ent. I »reaching srrvkxv* by K Julius J
f. H<>me 200 o f th e m gaLher«K! in th e
m a in d e r o f th e II.1 H 1 .1 7 4
a p p r o p r ia tio n in
m in d th a t re a l e s ta te , w h ic h r e p re -
a n d fam ily utten d ed a p arty a t j Trugllo. pastor, every B unday eye- plomae.
r'^tm
and derriande«! »hat
fo r
h lg lte r e d u c a tio n .
Kconom iaa in a t i- xr* t« It» * th a n 3 1» p e r c e n t o f o u r w e a lth , I c o u n ty c o u rt
Srhool WOrk End
tile home of th eir nUiler, Mi • If E nlng, 8 o'clock. Idullnr»' Aid meet*
t
I to te d l«y th e g o v e rn o r b ro u g h t a b o u t an ix c a rry in g 74 p e r c en t <»f th e ta x b u r - | in a d d itio n to th e fr e e ra tio n s furnishe«!
N ineteen student« were g ra d u ated a d d itio n a l s a v in g o f | J,0 00 ,<«o0 in th e den. arid th a t 70 p e r < m t u f u u r w<«slth. Ut those w ho a re o u t o f w o rk a n d in
(ira b h o rn . on Goopei
Mount.Un first a n d th ird W edneadayi a t ‘J
wi»h
1
from
the
B«*av«*rton
grude
scliool
h a n d lin g o f th e «tat«*« a f f a ir « . O n « m i l c onsis ting o f perso n a l p r o p e r ty «»f fa r m s , need, t h a t th e y a ll be furnishe«!
l>
m
tf
Bunday T w e n ty -th ree rvlatlvca wen
w ood, fr e e lig h ts a n d fre e w a te r ,
I last T h u rsd ay , a fte r w hich e x h i lio n wax also o m itte d fr o m th e p ro p e rty ■ a id e , hogs, sheep, horses, f a r m r q u ip - fr«?c
prebent
fr e e d e n ta l a n d tio rU /r bills a n d t h a t th e y
la
a
lev
y
fo
r
th
e
w
o
rld
w
a
r
v«4erana.
A
ll
rne
n
t,
a
ll
m
a
c
h
in
e
ry
o
f
9V9T]f
k
in
d
a
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I
B ethany B ap tist C hurch
bitions of tin* pupils work were
Mr.*. I. 1. M urray a n d children. I
to ld th ia effect««! a s a v in g s u ffic ie n t S', n a tu re , g x ra g a e q u ip m e n t, b«»ata, n d iin g also be giver, «/«me s p ending m o n e y each
Bunday. U 45 a i n . Bible ( lass; show n In th<* various room s.
Mm I) M M< Innin and her gue.d
th e
th r« *e -in ili
x ta le le v y
on
p ro p e rty stock
of
ru ilro a *lx ,
m e rc a n tile
stock», . w eek a n d th is in th e face o f th e fa c t
scriaon
a
t
11
a.
in
a
n
d
8
p
in
B
Mrs
I.
D
B
hellenberger
and
Miss
th e ta x p a y e rs
w h o a re
M r. l-'anny Hobin.son. of Hillsboro
c,»uld b« o m itte d fr»/m th e ta x ex p a id dru g s , gr*x-eri«ai,
h a r d w a r e , lu m b e r,
in t h a t m a n y o f
•<uvl Mi. B I*' la-ford wen* guesU Y I*. IJ a t 7 30 p in Mid-week Ju lie tte utten d ed the C ongregation« in 1R33.
. fa c t a il p ro p e rty o f a m ov ea b le n a t u r e ; p a y in g these b ills a r e n o t even a b le Ut
p
ro
v
id
e
th«»e
th
in
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s
fo
r
y
o
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ow
n fa m -
a t a quilling bee a t tin ' home of service W«xlnenday a t 7 JO p. m. tf al s ta te board officers m eeting a t
F r o m th « lin .0 0 0 ,0 0 0 t»udg«t s u b m itte d I s U o st'x-ks, bonds, m*»ney, not«» a n d a c - iiies. W h e n th e c o u rt ref.ja e d th e d em and
! 1 o u i.’ x,
m o rtg a g e s a n d
a ll
in ta n g ib le
E lliott l ’ra rle last 'Tuesday.
by lb «
v arloua
« ta le
o ff ic ia l« f o r th e
M rs J A. York a t ltccdvlUe May '
o
f
th
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p
’
hey
began
p
r
e
p
a r a tio n
T u a la tin Plain* P renbyterlan C hurch
B eaver chapU r. G E B . observed Jti't.'i-
b ie n n iu m
(¿«rvernor M e i r r ru» | w e a lth , alxo incom e« a n d fra n c h is e s r»-p- f o r a re c a ll. T h is m a tte r m u s t have y o u r
res.cntin g 70 pe r c e n t o f th e w e a lth o f
e
a
rn
ext
c
o
n
s
id
e
ra
tio
n
as
th
e
c
o
u
rt
m em
Mrs C luru W ohlhchlcgel la tday- ' B unday school, 10 15 a m . m o rn M em orial «lay with w*rvie«*s In h o n o f f a l i t t l e o v e r |&,b0<«,(«0b, r e p r a ie n tin g th«-
x»Mie a re o n ly p a y in g 26 p e r c e n t |
a x a v in g o f a b o u t 40 per rxrvit. T h e M - ie r
ber» w e re a c tin g in y o u r b e h a lf in re-
lng at tin* home «if her son, Er-1 ing service Jed by tin* C h ristian o r of th e <!«•< ea.4 d m em bers of the M
iln u n ia tra t ion als o in bar! tad
a
13.0*10,- , o f I ).«• >xx, and w e should a ls o re m e m - I , fu s in g th is de m an d .
Endeavor
society,
11
a
m.
Special
c
h
a
p
te
r
T
he
fu
th
ers
in
th
e
o
rg
a
n
nc.st W ohlaghiegel
(«00 d e fic it w iiU 'h has hnw Ijeeri rtrdufed ber fu r t h e r tha» in a d d itio n txr th is o n e - '
“Now ax Ut th e f tu r e o f th e T a x R e-
M M Harvey drove his c a r off m usic by th e choir und mail* chorus ization will be honor«*! a t th e qext to S 1 /»on,<»»«(« a n d th e s ta te p ro p e rty ta x Its If th e a d d itio n a l p o p u la tio n o f th e ■ ' ' duct
ion a n d E q u a lis a tio n league. J w ould
lev y
w h ic h in 1031 wax SO,000,000 hx-J s ta te are p a y in g no d ir e c t ta x a n d a re j ' u rg e t h a t you re n e w th e a c t iv ity in y our
tlie grade when he D ll asleep while T he C h ristia n E ndeavor will m eet m eeting
n o t even listed on th a ta x ro ll» . Th e ae 1
I
a
t
8
o'clock.
J
u
a
n
ita
(
’awrse.
lend
been
c
u
t
Vo
a
p
p
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ly
|
3
,
000,000.
1
A
large
group
of
stu
d
e
n
ts
from
re tu rn in g hom e from N«*wberg B at-
v ario u s locals t o r I fe e l th a t yo«i w ill a ll
a
r
e
things
w
h
ich
m
e
r
it
o
u
r
c
a
r
e
fu
l
con
I n o u r o w n c m jn ty th«, w o rk o f o u r
be need**«! in
th e n e a r fu t u r e in
th e
ui.iio, ey< tilng The <a i w a s badly er 'Topic, "'The C h ristia n Use of the B eaverton high , m hool enjoyed
b ro u g h t u I hiu I a s a v in g o f «even s id e ra tio n .
f ig h t w e h a ve b e fo re us. A c hange should
wrecked Harvey, (he only occupant Hutiduy." The C h ristia n E ndeavor- a skatin g p a rty a t th e O aks Kink a lr n e d g u e o n te
h a lf m ills
in
U te
c o u n ty lev y I
"A c*/nstituti<>nal a m e n d m e n t has been l>e m a d e in o u r la w s so t h a t a s m all
era plan on having a punt« n ear last W ednesday.
of tile car. was not injured.
o f 1033 a n d w e «hould r e m e m b a r, in c<m- I prov e>! to l im it th e a m o u n t o f ta x es to
Dairy cr«*«-k Sunday a fte rn o o n right
'The S a tu rd ay evening Bible class ■ id e rin g th e s a v in g ma>le, t h a t th is be »«»«Med v> re a l estate. T h is a m e n d , a m o u n t o f th e d u « he tu r n e d o v er to
Mr and Mi E rnest G u n th e r a t
th e c*?rn*jr le a g u e as som e expert«» ix
m«*t a t the H arry A W«.-st hom e a t a m o u n t wan als o nave«! d u r in g th e y ra rx m e n t wax prGp*M«d by a m e m b e r o f th e i in
ten d e d a reunion of relative* of a fte r the ch u rch services.
e v ita b le in a w o rk o f th ix k in d . Ho
P o r tla n d r e a lty boar«! a n d is b e in g spon f a r fu n d s h a v e been provid ed by p r iv a te
R aleigh S a tu rd a y night.
1033 an*!
1033 N in e ty thou sa n d d o llar«
lier m other. M is A N aderer, a t the
T r in ity L u th e r a n C hurch
R olsT t Jo h n sto n r«*cently leased w ax cut fr«>m live estim ate«! b u d g e t o f sor«»! by th e E a a t H ide T a x R e d u c tio n s u b s c rip tio n .
N aderer hom e at l .a u n l Bunday.
" I w is h to th a n k th e m em b ers o f th e
Services will la* conducted in tin* building form« rly occupied by 1032 a n d S40.000 fr o m th e b udget in league M a n y p e titio n s h a ve been c ir
i
a
In a d d itio n to th ia m a n y econom ies c u la te d in th is c o u n ty . I b e lie ve t h a t th e le a g u e f o r th e generous s u p p o rt I have
English a t 10 30 and in G erm an at Billm an M otors. He will h andle w 1033.
bed la.st week with a severe cold.
am endm ent
w i ll
g iv e
g r e a t received fr o m th e m . I w ill a d m it th e re
ere m a de by ««html d is tr ic ts a n d local proptwed
Miss Helen Iloim n a n d M !.*•*> M arie 11 30 ¡i m B unday school begins at G en eral Petroleum producU .
ta x le v y in g l/odiw*. C om p a r in g th«* c o u n a id to u« In s e c u rin g a ju x t e q u a liz a tio n w e re tim e s w hen th e clouds o f de spa ir
Mrs O lga ib llm a n was honored ty lev ic» o f 1031 and 1033 w e fin d in o f o u r ta x burdens.
Fuchs sp en t bust week and p a rt of 0 45. 'The aerm on will la* bused on
a n d g lo o m g a th e re d on th e k o rta o n and
" A n o th e r th in g needed is to r e -fin a n c e I d o ubted w h e th e r o u r e ffo r ts in b e h a lf
th is a t the Ira G. M cCorm ick home th e parable in Luke 18. 10 31 You w ith a degree at the RebekAh lodge 1031 a n it«»m o f | m H.7«1 to r c a r r y in g on
n ty o ffic e « , c a re o f th e p<«or, etc. o u r fa rm e r« on a basis t h a t th e y can o f th e ta x p a y e rs w e re a p p re c ia te d . H u t
M rs McCormick wan ill in bed la.il ure cordially invited to worship with May 22 Mrs. B ellm an is leaving ,he ,ou
033 th is ««m e ite m
w ax
lis te d
ax e v e n tu a lly p a y o u t, a n d th ia m eans th a t y o u r
ur luton
I« l*-t-
genero u s
s u p p o rt
in
th e
re ce n t
for Zig Zag
boon.
ic,
we«*k but Is able to lx* up now
I 147,046, a re d u c tio n <»f «rver S40.000 In th«ry m ust h a ve chea p e r in te r e s t ra te s . J i p r im a r ie s asoured m e th a t, ax f a r ax I
niomiks Twigg and W ayne Jones*
th e c o u n ty g e n e ra l
fu n d .
In
1031 th e do no t 1x11eve t h a t m a n y fa r m e r s c an , wax p e rs o n a lly c<*ncerned, rny la b o rs had
All Salcit*»* Mi**il<>n (EpIaroM d)
np
v
l>
f
budget
provid«sd fo r a n
e x p « m d ltu re
o f p a y th e p re se n t in te re s t ra te s a n d sue- > no t been in v a in .
re tu rn e d to E astern O regon Bunday
J 173.000
fo r tr a n s p o r ta tio n
and
tu itio n cec-l A b ill hax been in tro d u c e d in eon-
F irst Sunday ttiKT T rin llv . <hur< li
to helo finish th e hay harvest. T hey
“ I n conclu s io n I w ish to s ta ta th a t i t
;
in
th
e
te
z
r
lto
r
ie
a
now
k
n
o
w
n
ax
th
e
n
o
n
- . _
gre»« k n o w n as th e F r a s ia r -L a m k e b ill is
school
at
9:C>
Holy
com
m
union
and
I
°
>ly
und
m y d e sire to
la y
dow n th e burden
will also stay lor g rain luirvcst.
u n io n h ig h «ehool - lw tr ic L In
1032 th i« |
►«•mi u> h a v e consid e rab le m e r it , i o f a u th o r ity w it h w h ic h I have been i n
hcrinon
m
11
o'clock
w
ith
Hev.
J
Mrs. 11 11 Neill b* in l*ortlund
: levy
wan
» ut t o 1 67 .'»on
lu
I M S th e T h is b ill w ould p ro v id e fo r a r e fin a n c in g
vested d u r in g th e p a s t tw o y e a n a n d to
helping care for her b ro th e r-in - Claud lllai k ( d c h r a n t anti prcucli-
. le v y in g o f th is ta x had been tu rn e d o v er o f fa r m loans on a th re e p e r c e n t in t e r becom e a p r iv a te in th e r a n k s . I n doing
law. Jo h n Neill, who Li seriously ill cr W omen •> C hurch Service league
( ( ’<mtihu«w| fro m p a g e 1)
j to a n o n -u n io n h ig h school d lx t r ic t board est basis, o n a -h a lf o f th is to be a p p lie d so 1 w o u ld re q u es t t h a t you g iv e m y
H II Neill, M argaret a n d Harvey meet.'. WedneMluy, J u n e 6. ut 2 JO were unfounded, he said. H e d e w h o raised th ia le v y to $ 110,000. T h is to reduction o f p r in c ip a l a n d th e o th e r successor th e sam e generous su ^p o zt
a c tio n o f
th e
n o n -u n io n
h ig h
school h a lf xx in te re s t. I beli«rve t h a t a ll fa r m
Neill visited them Bunday.
you h a ve g iv e n m e a n d I wu»h to assure
clared th a t th e groups were o r ho
should
get
b e hind
t h i a I you t h a t a lth o a g h a p r iv a te I w i ll no t
a rd
w ax
v ig o ro u s ly
p ro te s te d by th e o rg a n is a tio n s
L au ren m -
k of Sunny«
ganized
by
professional
organizers
m
easure
and
in
s
is
t
on
its
adoption.
Itw
g
u
e
m
e
m
b
er«
w
ho
w
ere
p
re
s
e
n
t
and
be id le . I w is h a ls o to th a n k th e m e m
C h r is tia n C h u r c h
c re st visited a t Uic Ira (l Mt C o r-
f in a lly re su lte d in a c u t o f $hOO0. H a d
" O u r fxrm «rrs a r e fa c a -to -fa c e w i t h th e bers o f th e G r a n g e ,
th e F a r m
U n io n
Bible school at B 45 a. in . C laude from P o rtlan d and th a t rum ors of th
teilck hom e T hursday He was re
w
o
rs
t
c
o
n
d
itio
n
In
th
e
h
is
to
ry
o
f
f
a
r
m
-
|
e
le
a
g
u
e
had
s
u
ffic
ie
n
t
fu
n
d
«
it
Is
a
, o f th e D a ir y C o -o p e r a tiv e
C hildren's recall action again st t h e county iM xuible th a t a n in ju n c tio n c ould have m g , codes a n d o rg a n is a tio n s a n d u n io n s ' u n n d its m f e o m r b ers
tu rn in g from W ashougal Mr. and N taler. su p e rin te n d en t
th e ir s u p p o rt in th e p rim a rie s
M r. I. M cCorm ick's d au g h te r, who day Everyone Is requested to r e co u rt were alleged to h ave come bean o b ta in e d t h a t w o u ld h a ve saved a o f various kind s h a v e b ro u g h t a b o u t an a n d a sx u re you t h a t a lth o u g h beaten in
advanced p ric e level t j t h a t th e f a r m peo th e f i r s t t r i a l m y e ffo r t s to secure ta x
lias been sick for over two m onths. m em ber th e ir foreign m ission of- from these groups, disg ru n tled over p a r t o f th is a d d itio n a l levy.
a re n o w
p a y in g g r e a t ly
adva n c ed j ju s tic e a n d e q u a liz a tio n h a ve o n ly ju s t
" In
1031
th e e»»t I rrix te<l road
budget p le
Is In th e D r Wilcox hospital j„ | lering Rev. Butnum will give u failu re of th e court to accede to c elled
prices and
in
m any
raxen
a r t i f i c i a ll y
fo
r
a
n
e
x
p
e
n
d
itu
r
e
o
f
$
43
2,2
30
plus
be gun. L e t ux u n ite o u r v arious groups
M'rmon on foreign m ission work ut th e ir dem ands.
Newberg.
a
fiv e - m ill ap«»rial roxul lev y w h ic h has raised p r i m on a lm o s t e v e r y th in g th e y p u r to g e th e r
w it h
th e
assu ran ce
th a t
i n
F rank P a in te r of P o rtlan d spent 11 :00 u in.
T elegram was sen t to C ongress raised th ia a m o u n t to a la iu t $1,000,000. chase w h ile m a n y f a r m pro d u c ts a r e sold u n io n th e r e ix s tr e n g th a n d w it h th e
C
h
ristia
n
E
ndeavor
will
m
eet
a
t
from B a turdsy till M onday a t the
below cost o f p ro d u c tio n a n d f a r below c o n fid e n c e t h a t in th e end ju s tic e a n d
<
o
m
p
a
rin
g
th
is
a
m
o
u
n
t
w
it
h
th
e
$113,-
7 p m ; re g u la r evangelistic m ee t m an M artin by th e group d e m a n d 34» lev y for th e rosul b u d g e t o f 1»33 w e th e 1»14 level. A b o u t th a o n ly f a r m r i g h t w i ll p re v a il.**
D M M cInnis home
ing tliu t h e sign th e p etition to fin d a s a v in g o f $Mi<7.<60 46. Al»«» In c«»m- p r o d u c u s e llin g above th e 1»14 lev e l
Miss G loria H offm an Ls In P o rt- I ing ut U p. m.
bring th e F razier-L em ke bill out p a r in g th e r«»a«l lev y o f 1»33 w it h o th e r a r t those ha ndled by th e c *j-o p e ra tiv e as
lan d th is week. a guest of her a u n t
E. O. ALLEN
of Hie com m ittee a n d to bring It yea rs w e fin d t h a t it is a bout th e sam e s ocia tion. I t w ould sevm t h a t i f th e
ItaptU t C h a reh
Mrs G eorge Gould
as th e levy o f 1 » I4 a n d c o n s id e rin g th a t com m odities th e f a r m e r buy« a r e «old
T IG A R D —F u n e ra l services were
A ball team h a s been o rg a n is e d 1 Bible study. II 45. p reaching by before congress for a ctio n during some o f theae fu n d s w e re used fo r r e lie f a c c o rd in g to code th e pro d u c ts he sell« held
T
h
u
rsd
ay afternoon. May 24.
a t Ilald l*eak w ith F ra n k HUI as th e pastor. 11. I t Ls p lan n ed to nave th is session. A resolution ap p ro v a n d t h a t w e have m a n y m o re m ile » ©f ■hould also be ha n d led in th e s am e w a y . fo r E. O. Allen,
aged 63 years, h u s
T h e de fe at o f th e sales ta x w i ll u n
p itch er, Jo h n W alker, catcher, and the G ideon hold th e evening w rg - ing th e p re se n t tux law s a n d con n»ad th a n w e had in 1»14 th e s av ings
b an d ol E lizabeth Stolz Allen of
Frank Hill and C layton W hitm ore, Ice u t 7 JO. You know th is group dem ning e ffo rts fo r re -e n a ctm en t e n u m e ra te d c le a rly show t h a t econom y doubtedly b rin g a b o u t a r e r e w c l a tte m p t i T igard. H e died M ay 22. H e was
been th e w a tc h w o rd of th e m em b er« to m a k e a f u r t h e r r a id on re a l e s ta te
m anagers ’H iey playixl th e ir first of e a rn e st a n d consecrated men, of th e p en alty clause on delinquent o has
f th e c o u n ty c o u rt a n d ro a d e n g in ee r,
in th e f rm o f Increases in ta x e s
A l born in S m ith county, K ansas, and
Large pkg.
gam e Sunday a t Bald Peak, de- who have a real m e n a g e for m en j taxes was tabled th ro u g h th e ef- a n d w h en w e consid«*r f u r t h e r th e flood ready plans a re b ein g la id to a sk th e cam e to P o rtla n d in 1905. I n th a t
a
n
d
women.
M
con
d
itio
n
s
o
f
la
s
t
w
in
te
r
th
e
le
v
y
fa
r
n
e
x
t
Ic
g
ix
la
tu
rs
fo
r
a
p
p
r
o
p
r
ia
tio
n
s
t
h
a
t
y
e
a
r
forts of F ra n k Rowell of Scholls th is y e a r a t l<
h e helped organize th e bust-
Mrs C lirts Zmsli of G resham and
w e r w ill m ean c onsiderable in cre a se In taxes.
a n d H enry Hogg of Reedvtlle. They th a n it sh*»uld l»e- A m o p n n g 4 »a m b a ly n y lo sav
1 w o u ld also re m in d you th a t $5,000,000 ness d e p a rtm e n t of th e old L in-
d au g h te r. Mrs Sim on N lddiger. of
:
coin
h igh school a n d since th a t
contended
th
a
t
th
e
lack
of
penally
i
n
,
,
b
o
m
,
h
t
a
bout
by
o
u
r
r
.
—.i
d
r
v
a
r
t*
wa» c u t fr o m th e proposed e x p e n d itu re s
1 tort land, and Mr and Mr*. Ix*wU
h a d been a tea ch e r 1 n
m ent
I fin d t h a t th e r o « t o f c ru s h in g
fo r th e last tw o -y e a r b ie n n iu m by G o v tune h e
encouraged failu re to pay taxes
C arow of Hlllslxiro wen* guests a t
I
r
o
r
k
in
l»
3
0
wi
e
rn
o
r
M
e
ie
r.
T
h
is
w
o
u
ld
e
m
p
h
as
ise
th
e
P o rtla n d h ig h schools. He retired
$1 30 p e r cul ic y a rd
F lm lJe y rw% le w o f th e ta x
w*»rk
tlie C layton W hitm ore hom e May
in 1»33
th ix had
reduced to J necessity o f b ein g v e ry c a rg fu ) in th e in 1933. H e w as a m em ber of th e
" L a l us re v ie w f ir s t th e e ffo r ts to r«*- 1 a n d
T h e r<j«t o f
h a u lin g d u r in g j «el«»’tio n o f o u r n e x t g o v ern o r.
l b * * ,Mt*
D u r in g th e y e a r l'.«30 65 re n ts .
M ethodist Episcopal church.
BETHANY CEDAR M II.B F n l - th e rix
” lie
R * -e
-* n n a a c c tm e n t o f th e p e n a lty la w s fo r
M is K u rt Jacky of N orth P lain s
f rom
2 1 '
iritf tid e o f ta x d e iin q u en c i«» was th e s am e p e ru a ! was reduced
He was th e fa th e r of R obert L.
lowing
from
th
is
si-ctlon
g
raduated
cent«
to
seven
th e n o n -p a y m e n t o f d e lin q u e n t ta x e s w i ll
sp e n t lust week w ith h e r m other.
th e r a u a a «if ro n x k ta ra b le a la r m
u n i hr
from Beaverton high »ehool Friday t a x aiie tid in tf I mn I i «« A n a n a ly « |« o f th e m ile A c o n s id e ra b le s a v in * has al» o been I be sake«! of th e n e x t le g is la tu re . 1 w o u ld ; Allen. B urlingam e, Cal.; Mrs. C arl
M rs A 1) HUI.
T.
Ross, P o rtla n d ; Mrs. T h y ras
m
ade
I
n
t
h
e
p
u
rc
h
a
s
in
g
o
f
supplies
j
re
m
in
d
you
th
a
t
o
n
ly
tw
o
o
f
o
u
r
nom
inees
I
M r a n d Mrs M erle M cDougal night R obert Barnev. D orothy Boy. s itu a tio n p roved th a t re a l p r o p e r ty , w h ich fo r th e c o u n ty o ff ic ia ls ax w e ll ax f o r j f o r th e s ta te le g is la tu re h a v e s ta ted th a t , M errill.
Ju n e a u , A laska; M elvin C.
a b o u t 26
per
cent
of
the
visited bus |).treiil» Mr and M is M argaret Dickm an, E arl Joeusy, S h ir w reprexente.1
th
e
road
d
e
p
a
r
tm
e
n
t.
I
n
1»31
th
e
to
ta
l
I
th
e
y
a
re
opposed
to
th
is
m
e
a
s
u
re
w
h
ile
I
e a lth wax p a y in g a b o u t 75 i»er r e n t of
Allen, New B runsw ick, N. J. I n te r
B al McDougal, a n d DavUm S a t u r ley Koch. Alice I.undgren Iren e th e tax«« . w h ile in ta n g ib le w e a lth v l i n h t a x levy f o r a ll purposes in th e s ta te tw o have o p e n ly s ta te d t h a t th e y a r e i m en t w as in Rose City cem etery.
M arty. Ben Scruggs. M arvin S tabler.
day.
n a ts tm i o f rauney, n«>tea, ar«*ount«, m o r t- o f O re g o n w as $5t».(M»<i.0O‘ ». S eveti m illio n s u p p o rte rs o f it.
C lara Trarluscl, V erna M ae W alters ro
A m o v em e n t hax been u n d e rw a y to u n ite
Races. stockx. h«m«!x. etc . a n d perso n a l d o lla r« o f th is w as f«*r s ta te purposaa and J
R uth W lsmer, and Phyllb Yelland p r o p e r ty o f e v e ry k in d a n d n a - «re. rap- t h e r e m a in in g $ 43 ,00 0.0 00 wan re p re a e n ta - o u r fa r m o rg a n is a tio n s in a c o u n ty r e n
MBS. MARY M. G REENBURG
Mr a n d M rs F ra n k S te ffan d rtm a n tin a a b o u t 75 p e r re n t o f th e w e n lth i tiv e o f a m illa g e ta x le v y a n d taxes t r a i c o u n c il. T h is m o v em e n t had its In - I
BEAVERTON — M rs M a r y M.
lckie.1 by O re g o n 's 2755 lo ca l ta x le v y r e p tio n
in o u r g r a n g e In C e d a r M ills .
sp e n t Sunday w ith M r a n d Mrs. *4ax o n ly p a y in g alwMjt 25 p e r c ent o f in
G reenburg. 71, who sh a red h e r hom e
g iMMiien.
th e taxes
I n a d d itio n to th is
it
wax
I
he? “b r o t h e r w
^
K m tu e
l l i c F oursquare C hurch
J
H lllp e s i>t P o rtlan d
" D u e in p a r t to th e w o rk o f th e T a x
n d th a t a lx iu t onw -hair th e a d d itio n a l
I.tu.i Stind.iv will gu down on
Mr und Mrs A S chulz sp e n t S u n p fou
died May 27. ju st fo u r days a lte r
am !
E q u a lis a tio n
lrxxgue th e and
wax la t e r psu»x«<«l by th e P om ona
o p u la tio n
of
th e s ta te w e re n o t even Re«!net ion
th e records .us a red letter day for day w ith Mr: C S chulz of P ortland. liste d on th e ta x rt»!lx a m i w e re no t s ta te ta x levy th is y e a r has been reduce«! G ra n g e w h ic h c o m m itte d th e g r a n g e to his d e a th a t h e r hom e a t G re e n
th e church
T h e a tte n d a n c e was
Mr a n d Mr. C alvin K a lte rm a n p a r in g a n y d ir a r t ta x » * t h e r e whx r i.- to a b o u t $ 4 2 .00 0.0 00 , a B asing o f n e a rly th is m o v e m e n t. 1 e a r n e s tly u rg e a ll ta x burg sta tio n . F u n e ra l services were
gtxxl; also God s .spirit wa» w ith u> of P o rtlan d visited Mr a n d Mrs s id e ra b le ta lk o f e conom y a t <t <. >ert*or <>n«*-fifth o f th e to ta l ta x . R e v ie w in g the league locals to jo in w ith th«?ee o th e r held today a t th e T igard M ethodist
M e ie r a m ! » «neral m«*mherw o f th. f 1».HI a f f a ir s o f th is c o u n ty w e fin d th a t our f a r m o rg a n is a tio n s in th e fo r m a tio n o f c h u rc h w ith Rev. A. H aw thorne o f
a t every service.
Arvid S iui l .trom Sunday.
*ris la tu re w e re e lected on an <> » n o m y to ta l v a lu a tio n ha» been placed a t $ 2 4 .- th is c o u n c il, re m e m b e rin g th a t in u n io n
W e a re to lie favored w ith having
M r and Mrs I, B tark of P o r t l«
ficiating a n d in te rm e n t was in th e
Of
th is
am ount
$20,3H4,99ft th e r e is s tr e n g th w h ile divid e d w e f a i l.
p la t fo r m
e I »31 scwxion o f the 597.41".'.»6
till» Kuivtlav a t every n rvice Rev lan d spent Sunday w ilh M r ami le a is la tu r e . D u (jo r in v e g r n th
"A
g ro u p
of
people o f c«>n>munixtic C resent G rove cem etery.
o r .M eier rer.<nir »ended is liste d ax r««al e state . $1 3 2 9 .M 0 a» p e r-
a n d M r» F A S turgeon a n d th e ir M i, 11 Fev
n o t s a tis fie d
w it h
a m ! sta-ure«! th e r e p m l <»f th e t» ite iiu .l *o n a l property a m i $2.Hi42.7 *5 .» 6 as u t il- te n d e n cie s, e v id e n tly
M ary K nit lie was born a t R e u t-
Two Students • X
on Mountain
Given Awards
B .H .S. Grads
T otal 57; 19
I” • fl Grades
I
rinisn
W
S
Farm ers’ Union
Extends Thanks
lun
IN S U R A N C E
OF ALL KINDS
I ¡„4 v n n r n r n n n e f v
- y ° u r p ro p e rty
w ith
W ltfl m e .
I have buyers and trades
if price is right.
G R IF F IT H
Real Estate and
Insurance
Can finance your insurance
premiums on a monthly
basis.
1152 2nd St.
Phone 171
RUCHEK'S æ
ASH GROCERY
FREE DELIVERY — PHONE 2001
Prices E ffective Friday and Saturday, June 1 - 2
COFFEE
Chase & Sanburn.
W
30c
21c
1-lb........
Airmail.
Lb..........
■ if ... hl« .'j i w as In
FLOUR
Pillsbury Best.
49-lb.
Bag .........
Maple Leaf
49-lb. bag
’1.79
’1.49
SNOWDRIFT , lb.
GRAPENUTS
POTATO CHIPS
I-arge pkg.
BLACK PEPPER t T i ,
9c
BISQUICK
SALMON
1 ílX LCilCUC iklC K S
Court on Relief
P m.
Oormfc
Short cake in a jiffy.
31c
Large pkg........
Southern Beauty brand
12c
Lb. tin
CORN S2X 'S
°:B No: .2c“:
25c
BEANS
smaU whJte;
19c
CORNED BEEF ^ T tm .............. 16c
OXYDOL
20c
PEN JELL 2 pkr»-
27c
'»S.
DEVILED MEAT T £ s
15c
Bethany Students
Graduate B.H.S.
SUGAR
Fine cane.
48c
10 lbs.
C racked W heat
Rolled.
9-lb. bag ..........
49C
♦ CH U RCH ES
DON’T BE MISLEAD
SELECT YOUR
S afeway S tores
Price» Effective Friday, Saturday and Monday — June 1, 2 and 4
RAISINS
4-lb. bag __
22c
SOAP
Thoi pson Seedless.
Choice Thom
White.
Corn Meal 9-lb. sack 19c
Salad Oil seed.
' “r Quart n 17c
Crystal White.
The million bubble
soap.
SEASONAL CLEA N-UP PRICE.
Calumet
Raking Powder
5 U ,k a
J. tJL
Pound
Pork & Beans
FLOUR
Safew ay. Hardwheat. $-« .59
fZgS
a.
100 lbs.
Crystal Wedding
Premium.
Mayonnaise
Cof fee
13c
i8C
Airway.
21c
60c
1 lb.
3 lbs.
FRESH FRUITS and
VEGETABLES
Produce Price» Fri. and Sat.
Libby’s
2 12-oz.
Tin» __
29c
Deviled Meat
M arsh, seedless, 100».
« for ...............................................
..10c
Tune
in
2ik>V
W a x O n io n s
10c
Sweet and mild.
Ooldcn ripe fruit.
Pound
In Old Brazil’
A * «U-tT/Ut KABIO OAOOMAM * A
CHOCOLATE
Baker's Premium. Pkg.
a
JL\/L
...27c
¿oÍ."c.»33c
í.„S'r„’
',aliS
í tí a . 50-oz. can
governm't
each <> year.
p r a d e 3 r u pkgs..........
b b e rs
th a t
fruit.
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w in
OOn
2- ia i V
PAROWAX
t'/anvwAA
20c
GRAPENUTS
MILK
10c
s a v e
o«
OV
16c
M b. pkg..................
Dkg...............
1 i 1-lb.
Pkg..................................
PEACH ES
Carnation.
6c
Tall can ...
Del Monte or Sunkist.
No. 2'->. 2 cans ...........
29c
Toilet Tissue.
14C
3 rolls .........
CATSUP
Jello
From rich, red, ripe tomatoes.
GRANULATED SOAP. Medium size pkg free with
Pka......................
White King
Large pkg.
14c
25C
27c
BEANS— Three Sisters.
Cut No. 2. 3 cans
WHOLE W H EAT Fl.AKES
logg's.
1 pkg. free. 2 pkgs...........
29c
25c
— Kel
9Qx»
AivxV
COFFEE
FLAKES
Pkg.
Columbia Best.
9c
Pound
Every
Pure Lard
23c
K
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AIRWAY COFFEE \\
brought
PEAS— Island Belle, 303s
3 cans ......................................
PEAS— San Wan, 2s.
2 cans ..............................
TOILET TISSUE—
Ambassador. 3 rolls
29c
14c
d tg JL t/d
FLOUR — Crown, Drifted Snow or
Fisher's Blend.
49-lb. sack .......................
Grapcnut
3 lbs.
.................................................
MONDAY» 9 ~ 9 > l« » M.
FRIDAYS 9 4 » t o 9 s M.
5C
or V egetable
Shortening
B ananas
Libby’s,
Bottle ................................
Waldorf
G r a p e fr u it
Cornet! Beef
CERTO
b .„
Assorted flavors.
Luna brand.
1 0 b ...
Jar Rubbers
3 dozen
SOAP
35c
45c
2 bottles
23C
Pound
JAR RUBBERS
Red rubber.
Double lip.
CHEESE
Banks. Full cream.
Kitchen, 4-sew.
Each
$4.68
4 tall cans
25c
Brooms
48c
10
B rin g your con tain er.
BAKING POWDER
Sure Jell.
Mac Marr brand.
Fresh and tasty.
Bulk.
2 lb».
..
Certo
MILK
Oilx*
ilVL
Large pkg. .
.43
5 lb»...... .
Pure, fine cane.
10
Oats
JL
Fancy broken.
SUGAR
Van Camp's.
No. 300 size.
Can
.1
$-S
49 lb».
Pride of the W est.
49 lb».
Rice
TO trou «V TH« PACKER» OE
LîÎJ
pound
PRINCE ALBERT
ZicJlz
gu aran teed satisfactory.
FREE
1 ™
“ ° : ........
10c
DELIVERY
From the HILLSBORO MEAT CO., w here assort
ments are greater and selections best.
COMPARE
QUALITY, PRICE AND SERVICE
For Friday and Saturday
STEER BOILING BEEF lb .7 c
VEAL ROAST »»- ■ lb. 9c
MUTTON ROAST s ^ J b .7 c
MUTTON STEW Z lb. 4 c
VEAL STEAKS or
CHOPS 2 lbs. 2 5 c
PORK ROAST
lb. 1 1 c
VEAL STEW
lb. 5 c
SHORTENING 4 lbs. 3 1 c
LARD COMP. 3 lbs. 1 4 c
Prices E ffective Friday, Saturday and Monday — June 1, 2 and 4
H ills b o r o M e a t
Phone 982
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F re e D e liv e r y