Page Ten T H E H IL L S B O R O AKG U S . cn actn iert o r Uirough an initiative for each drooping shoulder a n d measure this rouse adjusted or removed Members of th , board also con­ Selim causes of wrong posture demned wholesale evasions of the h.ne Ins'll listed by the M etropolitan salary cut la» enacted by the 1933 1 ite Insurance company and tut a t­ session ui an effort to bidance tlie tempt »ill In- made to deal \xitJi biennial budget The state board of each child according to the reasons control. It » as charged, had abused in his individual ease. the authority conferred upon It by I -lust's ,»f Wrong Posture th e pay cut act. Authority to Wrong posture is caused usually waive tiie pay cuts in individual by one or more of Hie following S u n se t L e a g u e cases had been vested In the board T u a la tin V a lla * I r a g ù * conditions W L Tet Pci. ot control ui order to prevent pos­ F in a l 1. M alnutrition and getting over­ 7 1 > 7 6 Roy .STS I sible injustice m the arbitrary a p ­ Aloha W 1. »Vt W i V« I tired ft 1 .967 O ren co C o r n e liu s is s;. plication of ihe law. it was pointed A m ity 7 S .4ft? l l 4 733 N e w b e r » s s sts ....................... 2 t'arolessness ft 2 .760 G a sto n T u a la tin Instead the • board * h ■ a d ■ a - - p- \ erb o o rt ft 9 .400 11 4 .733 C a rlto n H ilk h o r o 6 S .6 2 6 L a u rel 2 6 ISO out. 3. Holding one position for too 2 IS .133 9 ft ftOO H illsb o r o proved alm ost every request for Sh*r»t'*n| W illa m e tte 4 3 .671 V erboort long a time waiver of tlie act with the result Amity turned back the Hillsboro 4 A wrong mental attitude Hack Hillsboro advanced ano th er rung that inequalities ui tlie pay scale In the Sunset league ladder by have increased and dissatisfaction B ran. 13 to 4 Sunday to finish of .self-confidence and self-respect > ihe 'I'lialatin Valley league sched- 5 Misfitting garm ents, w h i c h defeating Verboort 5 to 2 Sun- among state einpR yes has grow n day on th e latter's diamond By Records in Ilk- state deportm ent ule in a tie » u h Verboort The continually push or pull tlie bod\ virtue of the victory tlie locals hold show that more th an 60 waivers of "B ears' eixied th e season »ell down out ot its right proition 6 Bad eyesight A nearsighted fourth place in tlie league standing the legislative pay cut liave been in last place, turn in g m but two person usunUy pushes his head for- and will meet G aston here next approved by Ihe board of control victories out of 15 starts. O. Robbins Sunday in the final game of the “ In a number of eases salaries have . . . Amity . - first baseman, ward .... , to , see more - easily - Properly -- been increased materially’ over the »'Ws the outstanding b atter on tin tilted glasses »ould improve . ove not season field, collecting three luts out of only his sight but his posture as Hurling by S tang ta n s of th e locals basic pay of two years ago In some who allowed the home team but instances evasion of the salary' re- (our trips to ihe plate Dillon, local »ell ___ . . . . . has been accotn- manager and second baseman, and 7 Foot-arch troubles. A flat-foot- four hits, was one of the ___ outstand- duction . decree Ing features of tiie game Sunday plished by so-csdled promotions." Ictttield er Zim m erm an gatheied in ed jx'rson rarely ualks or stands ■her. n et-. For instance a resident engineer in ,.wo ,.l¥ts eac1}. .t 1uvv '5 ''? i?.1 P,v Perl> Z iegler. Hillsboro catclie Bill — ' trips to the state highway departm ent, who :i" ' Ih'-trs n t h E a Robbins ot Annty ted th ree h its out of three l ___ . _____ »<3« n n $ w M w i « with n»» r run u n ltd , _ a lim home In IIM* the ■ the plate while E. Vandehey gath- was receivuig $-'50. « has ». been pro m connected th ird inning w ith one on for the cred two luts out of three tunes at molt'd to the rank of m aintenance ba; engineer with a salary of $450. After only "hom er" of the game Verboort successfully withstood a Aloha lost its first game in the applying tiie legislative cut his second lialf Sunday dropping an salary no» is $342 Another em - Sherwood n in th -in n in g rally to »In out 5 to 4 A playoff game » ill 8 to 5 decision to Cornelius Three ploye m tiie same departm ent ».is Oregon consumers have been much runs in the the winning margin. T ualatin dumped 3. G aston sws 8. and Laurel Games sclwAiuled day are Gaston lam ettc at Aloha. Cornelius a t Or- enco. Verboort at Laurel and R o y These are only a few of many sun- lor o u n u aj « w .•vmuy iieiu F ures compileti from a state-w ide a t T ualatin. ilar promotions. vertxwrt & " , survey through questionnaires sent H illsb o r o — AB R H E Ten employes of the board of S h erw o o d I 12 7 1 S h a ttu c k . »• ...... ................ ft i 1 0 control » ere spared the full effect B row n Z im m e r m a n an d M iller . B a tter ie * : tiie Oregon Dairy council. Only S to n e , c f 4 0 1 0 of the pay cut. Seven of the nine an d H a rley . three Oregon ice cream factories M. V a n d e h e y , If 5 l 2 0 R. H. E. employes in the banking d ep art­ slioued a decrease m business u n ­ C. V a n d e h e y . lb 4 0 1 1 $ 0 N ew berg 9 provisions of the c o d e 2 der the E lm er V a n d e h e y . 3b 3 1 1 1 m ent. six members of the a tto r­ C a rlto n 9 4 ney general's staff, eight employes Z ie g le r , c .. . 1 3 3 0 B a tte r ie s ; S to u te n b e n r and E r y e r . K im - which was made effective for this Stantr. p 3 0 1 0 ick i a n d W o l^ em u th . industry on February 1. by Max ' E. V a n d e h e y . 2b 3 0 2 0 H ills b o r o - A B R H Oehlliar. director of the state de- J an ven , rf 3 1 1 0 Locals Climb Another Rung Sunset Loop ose F in a l Ganie Ami tv N in e H I L I, S l i d R O . o R E G O N I In n .'',lay. A ugnai 2, Checks Appeal ■ ter of th,- laic Mr and Mis liar ¡non Mel.urn sh,- >,»■„( i,,.,. (.„1 lltkMl years in llillslmro and y l c i n i l y , and always attendc'd the annual reunion of West Union school iiu ptls until this year Bly,» is snrylyed by her husband and two dauglili i- Mis LiDessa leaeh m au and Mrs Velda Hardison o! I*ortland 1« i sisters Mrs Myrtle G riffith, a n d Mrs Minnie lull, also survive Aged Resident / |ieity. bleak I 4MII < » TNANM M ami entry, and larceny. ............. . «cero 1.11. Fred Koeluike ot Cornelius was . ............. . .... ,.r J.'h i, llrrwc. „ „ I bound over to the grand Jury u n ­ ■ y m p a lh y eRlandaal n .. m h .| f.., iter $250 bund Saturday following a luvaly fluw ara » s ,,«-. »«| th a n k « t,. I la n k J o h n i lo i i s an d Mia preliminary lieiutng m the county H ha John I llrrirv and antia court on an assault and battery rliarge Ihylrtik D unbar of Salem ».is bound over to the grand Jury on a morals charge following a pre- limuiary hearing ‘I'uoaday morning In tlie county court. 'I'lie charge Involves a 15-year-old girl Two suits to collect contributions Thornburgh of Mannlim alleged to be due under Ihe work Ambers who celebrated Ills IO2n 1 birth- m ens compensation law »ere Hied dav Sunday by taking an auto­ here Monday by Hie S late Iiulus- mobile ride to North Plains and I tnul accident commission agahist Banks a here he vuilted with old I friend* giuage owners D efendants hi III,' suit.' are Ernest T Tucker and Vir­ gil Meyer. Condemnation action to obtain In (h e * right ol way through the property owned by Mr and Mrs S Uonlokke N ew “ K n e e A c tio n " M o d els al Aloha was started Uns morning (CnUnuat f r . m . 1 1 M A ^ r a k e ^ r ^ n ^ K ^ 7V, ' ¡ " n T * ' < h c v ro le t o ile rs s o nieth in g d iffe re n t and p a t e n t e d widening Die nm luiin Valiev high- 1 n wav from Beaverton to Hillsboro stiip border levelling. 8 H Rob- w h ic h o th ers cannot Kive O rders »ere Issued this week 111 hison's farm, two miles east of following circuit court cases Ih c k rc ll, Ladino clover pustnre; you. Look fo rw a rd to th e W alter Weber et ux vs Dora May iUK* Mrs HuUlu Armstrong's farm. 1 ( 1 n»« w h en o th e r typ es w ill Tucker et al. publication of sum - norUl Benton county, trrlgutcd cul 4 0 1 H anna. cf D 'B r te n . rf I 0 0 0 ht lis c n rd e d , and p la y safe 5 0 1 mons; C harles Ixickrtt vs Mary llv“ led crops H e in r ich , ss Favorable weather conditions are E rv*t. c f 1 0 1 0 $ 0 0 S ta n c e !, p Ellen Lockett, order; S tate of o r e . 'n ’ul Wednesday will sta rt at w ith C h e v ro le t ns Vim h»v credited with part of the increase, 0 0 D ea v ille , c 4 gon et al vs Robert Harry Johnson. **"' r°Hege east farm a t 8 30 ' * •’ * n a ' An Irreg u lar navy and » in to T vta l ..... ............ 35 5 14 2 Zi m m erm a n . If 3 I 2 but this is partly off-set by th e check design lends charm to ordar for execution to Issue; Roberts 11 111 Irrigated brrrles, truck gardens ' i*0 *))* h e re to fo re . W illia m s , lb V erb oort — 2 0 0 1 active competition given tin s dairy AB R H E who were 1 food by beer and other liquors. I n ­ tf 1 R eh se. 3b S o h le r , c f 4 0 1 0 j th is dashing sum m er frock, d is­ Motor company vs G. T Angel ei 'l,M* »»ttyer crops will b e viewed here 3 1 2 creased newspaper advertising and D illo n . 2b C aw rae, 3b ......................... ... 3 0 1 0 through ini played bv Mary K orntnan. ac­ al. default, decree; Erma Ardeel •'’»rtiLs to be i i s i t e d during t h e day E *rr. • D eSh ane. rf . 3 1 0 better merchandising methods. Im­ ...... - ................. — 3 0 1 0 of control. vs. Rene Ardeel. dismissal, order, **" Uudude Ute W G Medler farm, _ — •— «— I S lim 2b .... ...... .... ...... 3 0 0 o economic and industrial con- tress. The belt buckle and o r­ RuUund Ravings bank vs Hans M ■ - p mile west of Crabtree. Irrigated T o ta l H 4 ft proved .................... — ........ 3 1 0 0 O u r lo c a l H ervire i.g Acceptance by Edward E. Brodie. ditlons and a marked improvem ent nam ental b u tto n s are cherry F . C aw ra e, l b _ -------------------------3 1 0 0 1 Jurgensen et al. default, decree; “ml latke la b ish community. red. a b R H 1„ tdie quality of all Oregon ice Oregon City newspaperman, of ap- KeaaJer. r f unsttrpHMscd. .......... .......... — .......3 0 0 0 0 2 Mary Wellers vs Samuel A Steinke **' m irth of Salem, irrigated G ru n aven . ss .................. .......$ 0 0 0 1 pointm ent to the state liquor con- q R .S b in ? ’ ib 4 3 cream are all credited with a share et al. overruling dem urrer. Cull- c*'1,'ry “ml onions K em per. If of the increase In volume. 0 0 0 trol commission brings to a close E.' Wuod V 1 1 C a w r se. p 1 0 0 0 a search of more th an a m onth P e te r s o n , c f 3 2 forma Joint Stock ami Iauid bonk ------------------------- Tlie producer of butterfat for ice 2 3 cream mix lias benefited greatly on the p art of Governor Meier to Campbell. 3b of San Francis,',) vs Joseph c F a r m e r .' U n io n to M e e t T otal _______ .... ......... ........ 29 2 3 0 lAny make can i from the code as the questionnaire find a m an to take the place va- ®ri■! be lu-ld m ronjuctlon wiUi J sion. Report has it th at McMorran H ilia U >ro— R u n , Hita ___ "3 4 am ount of fat is due to th _ e i c, producer l 0 10 10 0 1 .. . I*1 * ’ trade of the et al. vacating d ri'ir,' apixmitlng t * ll> Cedar Mill l,» ul Tuesduy. Aug- l x 13 aided butterfat ui all lte ice R. H. E. resented t h e governor's continual Amity R u n , JAMES WHITELAW. Manager C o r n e liu s ___ ______ ____ 8 12 which has generally been iream National Food and Orocery Dis- guurdliui ad litem for defendant “st 7' “ * 11 b 1,1 ut C"''*ar Mill hall attem pts to dictate to the commis­ A loh a from 12 to 14 ^ r T e n t m A u g u s^ b y ^ u ie — - >?“ »c>g'd in Marjorn. Hunt;' J. A Peters et u x 1 6 14 . - - — -------; sion on m atters of appointm ent and O ld s and C h e v ro le t B a t t e r i e s : T o ik e. R a lsto n a n d T u rk ; , Receives llunus tent. The Increase m ice cream de- thorltv for tlia tI'‘in rtio /rJ0dc’ “ u Vs *' M *s P“ rk.s et ux default. policy. At the time M cM orrans L e v e r e tte a n d S a in d o n . that ^ industry t u„. H judgment Ervin I ippert et ux y. ulJt >>, u n o t in ar Hill .boro la-.t 3 rd and W a s h resignation was announced Gover- butterfatlSniarkethelPC^ enlar>!e UW ed ? utlve » n n a n of P hone 441 H. T u a la tin .................. .................... ............. 7 'eeehed lit-. $21X1 I ,,uus from ... , 14 } nor Meier said th a t he would fill a ,I ;.? u5iancet' » ! national body, announced todav in L J IXdierty et al. order. Minnie • ...a m e t te Ross y.s Jo , ph Ross ordei D u n 1,1 1 s m isv h ,u m f„r M-, <»l.l»M<>ltll | Style Leader' 8 1 the vacancy w ithin 24 hours. The . niarked incrt*ase in the sales of a telegram tr> v r ’nrrv B a t t e r i e s : S c h r e in e r an d R eber D en - I d B y M a rg a ret up D ix m- o n , LUe? c o u n ty la nur«e> task, however, appears to have been K __________ _ » SiAudmg" daily £ ^ 4 ^ W^ nR' On Co-operative ius.s,x intion vs Briuides »u r,'™V W“r le y . K o lle r m e ie r an d W en n er. bigger th an anticipated. I t is un- Creamery et al. voluntary non-suit * rv e d with tlie 141), infantry _ . R 13 H. G aaton ................... ..... . jg il s io certain defem lants. Dairy Co- i o ^ ra tlv e a . ^ l a t l o „ ys H , s n ,I1( O ien f.» B a tte r ie s N e e u n e n s c h w a n e r a n d A lly n • th an k s untU Brcxlle economic standards ‘‘ Ls , U’ou«ht , Increased as set forth by « PresuVn tt's a c V « ' . : .................. d a u w ' i i - cwxxM've.'t voluntary non-suit as to cer­ B lis s a n d V oelker. was persuaded.to.accept. Confidence and self respect are ql;a rt brtcks **“ .................. « o o se u it }llnt“r ' non-suit as io ceri.iui B a t t e r ie s : M eyers an d S t a r k ; M ee-.;wsen ployment and 121-. per cent in the erywhere about us are those "who n ^ v J ,a'rt.'„?i?°tf1 cont*ltlons' accord- and g,xxi sportsm anship in ' I u l s ' i '. 'idant-'. H August Hunderup v a n d V a n d e rz a n d en . average daily wage in the past year slouch and i declare to the world S f.'ro is indicated in reports filed with bv the bow of th eir backs th a t to nt' to _ report net»'., v. Curry assrrted In cu n ‘' ,a ry Huiulerup. publication o f the state industrial accident com- them tlie struggle has spelled de- menting on t h e announcem ent ’ “S " ? 5*“ ission. These show a total of feat feat. T h e D a lle s fo r L egio n Nevertheless, every code must stand f robate orders were Issued this 489.070 m an-days of employment Professor C. H Nosier, superin- C o n v e n t , ' n r . C l » , n . J i”’ . 1'1' 1 0,1 ,w Pet-' firs <■ f- Wl''k In t i l . ,..taic of Mum.,- Ahl- (C o n tin u e d fr o m p a g e 1) for d ie fiscal year ending June 30. tendent of Hillsboro school- lias t- o n u n tio n C ity Boosted W o m e n ’s J a c k e ts , of' the C|^ » n c r e A n ,nean—° “ ** j j j c . h m an-aays stated ma; increased emphasis wUl In d ia n H e a d American Legion posts a t M au- n i I o r nt s. I. support of public opinion The man. Jam es .Slater, Thom as Wll- the emergency over the previous year. payrolls Payrolls oi of ut- be piacva placed upon posture of t h e pm. l i f e -e -. S lip s , Boys* board r ^ iia x - t ?AUyg^ p D ufur and Mosier in W o m e n ’s Ih e «•s. S m o cks. : ‘ii.i; code authority, recognizing , hum; Katie Bii se Jo h n C Brl, kl, v S S f , n, d m ± yersc 5?tnuna ^ der 1 ^ ' sch° ° 1 ^ d r e n during the coming county are dispiaving an ^ e Ila's undprtaken and Ida M Patrick O rders »etc [ B ro a d c lo th P a ja m a s , Blouses, S k irts , Boys’ W a s h Ssuem and The qis,ti n of the workmens compen- year and every effort will be put support of Tlie D allesCix>stl N n 'iu ttm ? " P probleni ln “ realistic also Issued In tile guardianship of Da,»os for $10.000 each were trim-- . nation a c t a£rj?reSe Oi the Prev'ous year. Ungulded will-power alone __ is not „ _ . ____ to be h ad in th e lin e o f s a n ita ry p ro te c tio n , w e judges who refused to L c e m Ä . 7777?--------su ff.cen , ro „ sufficient h u . . . , h „ to a .. achieve the desired result, but causes m ust be known in v a ria b ly reco m m en d cuts and which is largely responsible *-°c a I A ll-S ta r» D e fe a t sh°nÂge in the F e d e r a l R eserve, 12 to 3 INDEPEND EN TLY O W N ED A ND OPERATED Riding anti ice Cream Sales Increasing Here Driving Qualities CHEVROLET a Irrigated Farm Trip to Visit in County Ask 1934 Owners Code Education Planned in State Lubrication . . . 75e Hillsboro MotorCo. Im p o rtan c e of P o stu re C ited RUMMAGE SALE Capitol News Letter NEW L O IS - A D D ÌI) BARGAIN S 50c 25' F a ir w a y SI i M a rk e t KOTEX S F S ä t s » c a ï s B ” ä ä ä “ s Lincoln street. 160-acre farm . 125 acres ln cul- T ™ ___ an early lead und were tivation. n ear a good town, excellent soil. Priced to sell. A money-m aker—80-acre ranch, | 35 acres of hops, 30 acres walnuts, new buildings Price includes crop and equipment. S Powers Grocery - F R E E D E L IV E R Y ---------------------— -------------------- ____________________________________________________ P H O N E 3 251 S |x c i.l. fo , F r iJ .,. S a tu rd a y . „ d M o n d a y , A u g u .l 3. 4 an d 6 m a in street Q u a rt, M aso n P in t, M ason D o ze n D o ze n 69c 59c E. A. G R IF F IT H Can finance your insurance pre­ miums on a m onthly basis. 1 152 2n d St. Prom pt Service . . . P ho n e 171 M I L K MT V E R N O N . ^AI IVTi")NI S C p o rin lu m b ia R iv e r g c atch S p ecia ls for A u g u s t 3 a n d 4 Catsup Cigaret’es R ed & W h ite D om i .... 18c Cereal Coffee 14-oz. b o ttle Pkg. R ed & W h ite 23c 29C $1.65 25c C h in o o k . ta ll c a n . 1-lb. G lass J a r ....... Coffee R ed & W h ite S ifte d 43c S a tu rd a y . T hese prices good A u g u s t 3 and 4 o n ly. S U P E R IO R . 1 9 2 9 Essex 4 -d o o r S edan 3 M o d e l T F o rd R oad sters PE A N U T BUTTER A D V Ere.?> g ro u n d . P ound P ure C id e r. F u ll s tre n g th . c o n ta in e r. G a llo n G as • O il - Accessories C ars B o u g h t, Sold C onsigned Cars W a s h e d an d an d TOM ATOES u i aH2 ,/ ,So.!i.‘l p a c k bleacher P olished and VEG ETABLES Friday and Saturday Only Used Car Exchange H ud so n an d 2nd an d W a s h . T e r r a p la n e P hone 2641 £ X , N a tio n a lly a d v e rtis e d , a I- vvays in stock and c a rrie d in o u r corset d e p a rtm e n t fo r y o u r convenience. Box 19c 6 B O X E S $ 1 .0 0 ^ 3^ B rin g y o u r by Ea HOLEPROOF 45c value, for August only a t 49c c ons.ryat;ve in tone, y .f sparkling w.th colorful sfyla. ’’Tig.r Ey.’’ i, sum ° b *.a favorite. Wo especially lug- « •it it for wear with th . popular foulards and other neckwear in smart •paced effects. Shown in an intere.t- •ng range of dark shade! for fell as well as for immediate u«e— with two- •one backgrounds and harmonix- •ng accents. A feature s ty le - arid c le a rly , at’ *49ci fe a ­ tu re v a lu e ! A u to g a rts and re g u ­ lars (S p e c ia l l o t ) . P a ir F R U IT S A g e n c y fo r N ash an d M a n y o th e r item s s p e c ia lly p riced fo r F r id a y and G raham s 1 9 3 0 C h e v ro le t C oupe P o n tia c S edan k o t y p ly ,- C rackers D rip 3 -lb . Glass J a r JERSEY B R A N D . S U P E R IO R P la in o r S a lte d . R ed & W h ite Sweet K49C|bEbí QUEEN" Hardwheat- CORN FLAKES 1928 D u r a n t C oupe D r ip 19c FLOUR 1 9 3 0 B uick C oupe R ed & W h ite W heat 2 8 -o z. p k g USED CARS j ^ T a ll cans T h is store w ill be open n ig h ts and a p a r t o f Sundays. ■ f JA RS R e a l E s ta te and In s u ra n c e P H O N E 81 s í CANTALOUPES Large, 45s. 5 for O N IO N S and mild. .3 P A IR »Lit* $ 1 .0 0