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W ith W h ic h is C om bin ed the U ills lm r o In dependent
VOLUM E
II
IIILkSHORO, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1934
Gain Shown
by Schools
S ta te C ap i'o l
N ews L e tte r
U V
À.
I..
Good Printing
I. I N II II K e K
of C ounty
S p eak e rsh ip of House
A ttra c ts Interest
of L egislators
Federal Amount
of Relief F unds
Reduced County
Federal uilounent ot I uim I n
relief in WiodiUiKton county
*•<•!> reduced approxinuatx ly IH
n t for the m o n th of A uguat,
R educe
W arrant
D e b t by $ 6 4 ,0 0 0 , B o n d s
Q A I.E M At lewd, two andpo^hlbly
l
th ree « iin<h<taU*6 for th<*N|M*akn
«hip of tin* houM’ of repre.M ntative»
a t th e next legislative mnn I oii a l ­
ready liave tile honor» "in th e bag
ThU statem ent I n made upon no
let» a u th o rity th a n tlw eundldatea
themM’lve«
Lowell C Pagrt of Multnomah
county Mtoppixl over in Halem F ri­
day on hl» way home from a tour
of tin* Mate long enough to a n ­
nounce tluit hlN Apeukershlp pros­
pect« were excellent While relriut-
ing no Information ,, us to the
, num
, ­
ber
■ . of
.
/ i ? ' *',M’ ,uul
slgned on Uie dotted line in agree-
J ia *uplf “X, ? lU ,
Puget did say th at tie had enough
prumlsea of support to insure his
election when the house organizes
next January.
Two weeks prior to Puget s vied,
laiwever, Karl liUl ot C ushm an had
paused in tile capital long enough
to let out sim ilar Information and
word from ITUamook in th at Oeortce
Window, velrm n lawmaker from
the cheeM* country. I n confident th at
at last la* 1« to realiw- his am bition
S la s h e d by $ 2 5 ,0 0 0
R e c e ip t s
In creased
hah
per
B i­
rding to an iinnoun« ernent today
by W J Milks, county m an ag er A n
a result of this •J;u.h both
D is t r ic ts
tor
direct
a,|d LERA «'«* pnmrarris
r l i i r l i i o the
I hn m
m z onth.
m tb
will lx* curtailed during
Becking to meet tlw reduced bud­
get, work wi»s »topped this week
on the two county roud SERA pro­
ject«. namely The Sherwood-Ton-
ijuln road and the Aloha-Elmonlca
rood A.. a result of the curtailm ent
of these program,* approximately
HO men will be out of employment
for tlw balance of the month. Leon
W ill
IM* (* ll r f j t I Is*rt
l i n g , 1 G ut M a d e in E x p e n s e
G avt pliu’criicr.i m an ag er .‘.tat
/•d .School d istric t projects will Is
A n n u a l R eport S h ow s
W arranted Indebtedness of W ash-
Ington county school districts hus
been reduced »64.238 20 during the
P“ 1 year. while the bonded In-
debtedness lias been slashed »25.1)00,
according U, the annual report re-
based th is
week by the county
school superintendent's office. In-
comes from all sources increased
approxim ately »5000 anti expendl-
lures were reduced approximately
i oiillnued ns the county committee
feels obligated to complete these
Joint before the schools open for
the full term
Although th e a c tu a l r e d u c tio r in
Although th. actual n d u e t.o n j n
allotm ent am ounts to a little more
th an 18 per cent from the Julv to-
tai. the comparative m in i lion is
much larger During the m onth of
July. tlie |,xa
four payrolls
August five
have to _ __ ... ......... .............
reel relief in th« county will be
»19 000
c u rtailed during th e m onth
Truck Crash
now
un d er wa\
County to Open
Tigard Unit of
Relief Cannery
Irrig a tio n
Value Cited
Plans wi re announced Wednesday
lor tlx salvage of billions of feet of
timber burned In the disastrous
fore.' fire which swept the Gales
creek and Wilson river watersheds
In 1933 and work will be under­
ken early next year. Consolidated
P o r tla n d M a n F a t a ll y H u r t / ■
has lx-.-n
T Z ' V ""npany
Z ^ k ™
r e h formed
r J d ^ T
T h h —
P -;« “
C o u n ty
—
. l to
i t r is t r t /llA t r»as u r /t v lr
A e o i l r z w * B #rxfzx
th' burned a ria will be constructed
a n d A id e D ie s I n s ta n tly
V is it e d D u r in g F ift
h
ifth
this fall
in G r a v e l C ar W r e c k
A n n u a l I n s p e c tio n
Hlodgett company. Ltd . Crossett
We tern company and Henry F.
Near Grove
Valley Tour
C haney arc listed as th e organizers.
T ruck
D e m o lis h e d
, .
M a c h in e
S tr ik e s A u t o
G o e s In to D e e p
and
D itc h
Gilbert William Walling. 41. of'
•‘"G land was instantly killed and
J(oy Er,.1.„uui 37 of p£rllan d falal.
ly injured .Saturday morning when
their gravel truck collided with an-
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......
___
nito
'*le home
Wai'hhg"“rellcf
driver, was * taken
, n»»»
Wallin*.
~ ~
fit.. " in * i.
i.
Present total of outstanding war- Three new self-help projects are
demolished truck dead.
runts Issued by county school dis- now hetng considered by the local “ htle Freeman, driver and owner of
tr te t. tunouiith u> >161,380 S5 un SERA office The proposed plans u fleet of truck« serving the high-
companxl with >225,610.05 the pre- would be for the rec lamatioti of
construction ( reus, was taken
vlous year A total of >80.840 91 of slxjes and rebuilding of furniture
Giuymon hospital in Forest
tlw w arrants . l&xued during o the
10- by programs
similar
Lirove, where he died w
within
.r .a-
....................
. to the
V..» sewing
-w -
ithin a
to wield the gavel m tiw houM* and 33 34 , m bool year are still o u tsta n d - project
NO . 25
Burned Timber
to Be Salvaged
by Neiv Concern
Two Killed
a n d «■s*- ^ lorl tune
I
H
Howes and M rs.
J W Blodget Jr. is president, E. P u m p M e t h o d s S e e n
B Tanner vice-president. A. R.
Watzek secretary-treasurer, a n d
Henry F Chaney and Charles E.
McCulloch, directors. L R Crosby U s e o f W a te r D e c la r e d to
has been nam ed manager with
D o u b le Y ie ld C a p a c ity
headquarters a t Glenwood
Construction of the main line of
llle r*Ar<>ad from Glenwood, the
By Wm. F. C yru., County A g en t,
Wrmlnus
the S. P <V S., up
"Irrigatlon
the W illamette
Ga es creek to the Umber, has com-
u not in experiment
and Val-
has
» 11
exP*tted ,t.t‘a t ? t entirely passed the experimental
"
” advanced sufficiently by stage, stated John Thornburgh
burgh,
next spring to perm it the lau n c h - banker and farm er to Thom
mnr» th a n
City Council
to Regulate
Wholesalers
First unit of a proposed series
of relief cannery projects In W ash­
ington county will probably be op­
ened next week a t t h e Tigard
Grange hall, according to Jam es
Lewis, committee chairm an. Persons
on relief will be perm itted to pack
own produce a t the c rn i^ ry O r d in a n c e P assed L ic e n s in g
plan
W
» V
I . s . in
1.
plan.
W h k o „ le l . s . a . l le
V e A h L
ic le
Cans for canning produce will be
H ills b o r o L im its
provided by the government for
all types of produce while sugar
»111 be supplied for fruits. Equip­
ment for the first unit. Including A p p r o v e P a r a d e L aw
two pressure cookers, was purchased
by the county and the SERA office
will pay the salaries of th e two
supervisors. Persons assigned to P e r m its N o w R e q u ir e d f o r
the cannery each day will co-oper­
L o c a l D e m o n s tr a t io n s
ate with each other in preparing
produce for packing.
H the Tigard Unit proves SUC-
regulating and licens­
____
cessful several
during other
the balance
the ing Ordinances
season,
uiUU 'are of plan"
wholesale trade vehicles, operat-
ned for the various communities in
“
the county
:oid «ratm na o r " o ih e r parades.
demon-
the
county next
next year
year, Lewis
Lewis said
K
todov sim ila r nrnto-ama am n ,.o- t r a t io n s or other public meetings
OrSve 'dmry - whe"r7 Ed -----
oi ---------------- r *>
■HerCenWge
<= **K*
will . « be
k ep t
___ ___«
U li g a ti n g approxi- in payment for use of the cannery
acrcs oi
clover, and will be turned over to the local
01
* as a t
Robert relief office for use in direct re-
W arrens
nn r«.ai^
« lief work
W arrens
farm on Gales
creek where
ofa poUU<Xlrn,5allng ab° Ut 12 aCr<iS
PlanS W€r* ilrSl consldered w
*-ip
£ u d e n t h a l proyect was installed
V^OLlfTL / V
in 1933 and » as pastured th at year, ports of the coirntT H ow ever this
W ater is pumped from the T ualatin plan was abandoned when it be-
l J/T e
A uo<x^ n water m am came evident th a t several small
10
of**1 SP°J m
laJ*lno cIov- perm anent units would b e more
er planting and is then distributed economical and efficient
through
surface
ditches
is
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c»„_< c _ _ „
, and
and, u
u
to S ta r t S o o n r^ u^ 1\J* P P b e^i_b>'
5 5 /^ ’
red to as the
U n d er 1 9 3 3 L evy L aw
Tillamook
counties will be Involved
ln
m Ule
tne ODt.ratlon
operation.
Other , ornpanies with holdings ln
lfj(. a
Dla n -
ninga oX rations^*
*
aI
ning ^ c a t io n s .
The A rgus Gives Q u a li t y
Service at F a ir Prices
tl i ‘ F ir
m»»,,«»
, »a
FronHonfLai
but action was
p by
.r .p u 'r
postpone!
until t h e
September
meeting.
License fee under the new whole-
sale vehicle ordinance was set a t
ordinance
was set a t
c? * rw--
______
penalty of »300 fine or 90 days iin^
parking l o K
o^d ^ ^ X i
-
.a». of < ’’
rest G rove
preside over Its deliberations.
mg whereas »210,845 38 of warrants lablbshing of community »oodyards. ®*‘nl Marshall,
both
Forest
Smdrtron o f ^ h i c l £ a^d
, o f courae tltrre are many sll|a for tlw 1932-33 . m hool term were All th ree projects »ould help those
un<\ 01' ul’a,1ts of the otlier car.
devises on ga«soline trucks were
between promises and performance Mill unpaid last year. The total 0,1 relief to help themselves and ' ,re unlnJured.
regulated in the ordinance. In ad-
in politics as two of tlic prospective bonded debt last year totaled »335.- *'°uld result In a reduction In the
Im p act Snap« Foie
speakers will discover and most 900 as cumpurcd with »310,900 this amounts spent for relief m aterials
Howes, driving east from Forest
dition all persons delivering foods
anything might liappcn In tlic In- year
Two county projects Were ap- Grove, started to make a left h and
not in wrappers will be required to
tervenlng five months F ir one
< oat« Slashed
proved this week by the state coni- turn across the highway to enter
pass health exam inations e v e r y
thing there L& tile m ailer of elec-
Expenditure« during tire Dost n u tu ,‘ These were lor improvement the home grounds when the gravel
three months.
Irrigation
Pays
tlon All tlirce of tlic speakership year amounted to (801 207 89 a of lhc L,y‘1,‘ ^ h o o l and pa'nting truck, following dose behind, struck
Regulations Set
On this project the power for
the side
.side of
of Howes
Howes' to touring
car,
cantlldulcs m u st lirsl be elected
large reduction from Hie total of l1“' T 11“1“11“ school
the
n rin o car
Each
vehicle
carrying m erchan-
careened diagonally
the high-
_
, across
________
_ , Foreclosure proceedings against pumping » a s originally supplied by
to Uu- luiuse uiul all tlirce are op- »820 381 18 of the previous year Re-
over city streets for resale
way out of control and plowed into owners of property in W ashington 401 automobile engine but this year
by other candidates, who are ir lp ts this year am o u n ted to »847.-
/ will be required to obtain a li­
the ditch on th e north side of th e county on which taxes are d e lin -1 Freudenthal discarded this and is
.unblllous to serve In the legislature. 593 32 as against $842.727.73 f
cense under the new act. These
road The truck collided with a quent for the years 1930 and prior us*ng a tractor Instead and is find-
While both Pagel and Hill are be- 1932-33 OI tin- »8(11,207 89 actually
W
id
o
w
L
a
te
J
u
d
g
e
C
r
a
n
d
a
ll
J * “ ™ J’L i ra7 i T ? ble
telephone
pole,
snapped
It
off,
and
and
who
have
not
taken
advantage
lrbf
his
cost
of
pumping
quite
a
believed to lutve belter th an an spent by school districts this year,
_
Ordinance is similar to the one
then burled into the bank 15 feet of the installm ent paym ent plan b11 •ess The Fir Grove dairy herd
even break in their n u e for the only »580.752 41 was in cast». 17ie
H
a
d
L
iv
e
d
H
e
r
e
5
7
Y
e
a
r
s
now
in
effect at Oregon City, a
beyond Witnesses declared th a t tlie *'il be started about August 20. ac- has been on this pasture since
house, preda nous are tlutt Winslow bulaiicc »as met by th e issuing of
_____
test case of which is expected to
truck was traveling a t a high rate cording to G Russell Morgan, dis- sometime in M arch and during th a t
may encounter some dlfilcultles ln warrants. (88 840 91 of which remain
be submitted V,
to the supreme ^ court
...................................
..
■ „ oi cash o n
of speed, going approximately 210 tn e t attorney Such action is re- tune no hay has been fed. Freuden-
Mrs Elizabeth Owen Crandall. 87. u,
t? 1
his plan to le tu m tor another term,
outstanding
Ualance
His democratic opponent, J K Cau- hand totaling »48 385 43 is listed in O p e n in g D a y G iv e n O v e r to !,e t Irom the time of the collision quired by the 1333 tax law which J11®1 states th a t the return of profit widow of the late County Judge Th,,
was
„ , Vhft tim«-
" Held. Il is pointed out received « the annual report
until n Stopped m the ditch.
provided for paym ent oi back taxes fro“ the irrigated pasture will have Rudolph Crandall and a resident by th e citv c o S ^ T L I h ^ . f iS i
C h ild r e n ’s A c t iv it y
Left Side of the truck was tele- in 10 equal sem i-annual install- Paid for the entire cost of the ir- of Hillsboro for the past 57 years. Oregon Citv ordinance
h eld
most flu tu n n g complimentary vole
1 > u „ o, Ul(. s()lu.c(,s of Um, re .
scoped back against the cab while menu-
rigation p lant by Ute end of this died at the family home here ¿ ^ X t i t i u o r S T ^ e cou^S t l £
from tlu* republicans of Tillam ook eelpts of the various school dis­
the
top
»
as
crushed
down
by
the
Re
.mt
tax
law
provides
th
a
t
if
i
s
^
i
v
i
d
T
i
n
t
o
T
l
X
^
r
e
s
±
1
”
^
Clty
’
»“M
*
^
l
e
to
collect
11-
county In th e prim ary electlou and tricts, both elementary and union
Thursday. August 30. has been
at U'leplione pole The load of ap-
taxpaveis
become "delinquent o n ^ ' erJ s d ivided lnto t|y e e pastures were conducted Monday a t 2 p. m. cense fees for the neriod during
» hile thes<* did Cuufield n o particu­ high seliool, » as as folio»»: cash designated as children.
i l d r e n 't da\
__, _
.
__.____
„•
i..... . ... uroxunatelv
n u o of f „ gravel
r a v e l . three
n . L of
. . ..
m msUnmenU.
____ _
__ and
r u „ irom
m , I.„
f l i , « , s . & Sewell chapel
.T’ t ..
Ior \ s lne Ptr " l°d X during
the 10
üie
^ , „ stock
sWck graze in *" each
each pasture
pasture fo for
the rv—
Donelson
X “
eighth
a .........
n n u a . l
W ashington
Ptoximately three
three i tons
la r gixsl in tlic May co n test they on hand at first of year »22.348 55, th,. ,.,..ioi,
.is*, issue delinquency cer-
.*??? S
.Reed officiating
" ho W w ^ f
m ig h t go a long » a y tow ard e le ct­ district taxes »250.489 27. county
be given over to 4-H clubs, avalanched over the top of the tlficates and proceed to sell the
•“ ^ rm e n t was at the Masonic cem- dem onstrations or other p u b lT c ’
ing him m Novem ber
Nclinol fund »78.027 28. elementary ul
.,., ording to ' “ b “*id spread over a radius of 25 property at sheriff sale. Taxpayers
,W arr,e n s,iann- t j * V“ *to« etery here.
meetings on city streets w ithout a
With the entire personnel of the < hool Hind »59.482 27. state seliool *nd F uture F arm er
inton, m an a g er O U Kraus. f,'ct by tlu* impact.
may protect themselves by taking
P° U l^ l i n r0'"iin8 under 1,1Tlga'
Mrs Crandall was bom June 21 perm it from the cltv recorder is
house to be re-electrd every tu o fund »10.412 80, Sm lth-Hughcs ».300. C U F M Cyrus
and
L
t
Francis
are
..A
fte
r
the
collision,
which
broke
advantage
of
the
installm
ent
pla£
“
*
?
u
ld
n?
e
1847.
in
Illinois.
As
’
? reCOrder 18
years campaigning for the speaker- county high school tuition and W
a girl she moved prohibited under the second or-
the left iro n t wheel and smashed and i payi
paying the first payment, ac-
witto her
¿he frontier of dlnance adopted" Tuesday evening,
, d u p pre.s uLi many ilifflcullH since transpoi lation Hunt »87 410.14, tin making arrangem ents
ender a n d headlight on Howes’ c-iuing
c»ic ding to Morgan,
of tin
Morgan.
If one install- • w wnh
som{,
B
» e re MHhesota where she was later m ar- Applications _ for ----
such
perm
it require»
a m a ss oi
»1471.47 . F anners'U ‘ nion unii» '•
■"* to u r-
it
The«,
»ere
requires Uw
tlw , canvass
of boUi the
tlw lion
tlon elem entary .students
students »1475.47.
*r
i t r , i
v ’ « im s > BuJ
M urt,.«?!
i i e ,a
n a n n i«
gc
' These
I ’P
------- —
________ _ it are to
,
re p u b lk a n a n d demorraUe candl- interest on deposits aiul sinking ? lu'e »,lunnlng f o r a btg day here '•“j
**«*’<. m achine skidded ment Is paid, the property is sale
ried to Rodolph Crandall at Spring be filed at least 24 hours in ad-
d atrs and pledging ul support always funds »721 45. short Ktrm loans »33 - ,,’r “ L>y. August 31 T heir program »rotmd in the highway an d »topped for another six montlis.
p
tbe Huddle of May Island. December 8. 1865. The fam - vanee of the meeting and m ust
c o n tin g e n t upon election in the 250. .sale of bonds »«#00. sale ■ or
or r rent
t ii t
“ f a i l l e dinn, i short pro-
dislance ln thp nud'
Certificates of delinquency have
__________ ' 00 ump
ily moved to California and in bear the signatures of at least
been completed by the sheriff on
fall. TliU difficulty 1» increased 111 of supplies »1740 24. s |x , tal fuuc- grum. und a championship i am. d 'e •'* the road
the spring of 1877 came to Hillsboro, three city residents, who will spon-
between
two
Farm
Union
teams.
¡'unci
al
services
for
Walling,
»ho
property
with
unpaid
taxes
for
the
Uie praaeut instance » Ith so many turns »273 97. outstanding w arrants
She is survived by four sons. Max 5Or or Like p a n in the meeting.
by a wile. lo u r children years 1925 to 1930. inclusive, and
of the veterans out of the picture »88.84091. and o lia r sources »8102 - Cedar Mill and Blooming »ill be “ survived
C randall of Hillsboro. Robert S.
Persons not citizens of the Unltedl
(Continued on pa»;« lu , colum n 3>
played
H arry H ausen i>i Cedar
Morgan has been instructed by the
and u large crop of ne» und en - 97.
C randall of Glendr e Cal.. Avery States, firm s or corporations n o t
Mill Is In charge of arrangements.
county
court
to
proceed
with
fore­
Hi eb untried members > onung on
B. Crandall of Pontiac. Mich., and licensed in Oregon, or groups th a t
Disbursement« according to gen
G range day lia-s been set foi S a t­
closure. Only a small number of
Jesse O C randall of Hysham, have for their purpose th e over-
cral claaatficatlona were as fullows
those coming under the 1933 tax
Henry Hanzen, state budget direc­ general uonlral $13.391.98 super urday. September 1. with C W.
Mont.: 10 grandchildren a n d 12 throw of or agitation against th e
C
raft
of
Dilley
in
charge
A
picnic
law
tor. 1» to retire from the political vision »19.400.27. teaching »197.
.
„ have
___ taken advantage
- » of the
.
Long arm of the law m o v e d great grandchildren. Mrs. C randall principles oi the government of the
dinner
and
program
will
be
en-
arena at tlu- expiration of hi» pres­ 627.84 operation of plant (37.886- joyed
r J ^ - e f lent program ' actordlng to SWiftly Monday to apprehend Rufus was a member of the local M etho- United States, state of Oregon or
e n t term und return to hl» old
(C.'litlnuel on pas« 4. column A
,
reports
v. Ervin of Auburn. Wash within dist church, the Eastern S tar and city of Hillsboro are specifically
Hillsboro
Business
and
Profes­
love, new »paper »ork At least so
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1»,^ aa, J e,nu,oni T r , of P®rcels
24 hours after he had cashed an W om ens Relief corps, and had re- designated as excluded from per-
sional Women's club »ill sponsor
lu* «ays, although observers about
Appeal from the award of the orwlosure according ro
theP‘disd alle8cd worthless check a t the Ore- tam ed her membership despite the m ils Penalty of 90 days in jail or
the annual twin contest in the S ta te In d u strial Accident com m is- , ricl a tto rn e v ^ h o s ta te d t h l . the pon hotel in Forest Grove Ervin facl th ta t she had been an invalid Une of »100 or both is prescribed
tlie capital are still accepting Hen­
Shute jiark auditorium at 3 p m. sion was filed n the circuit court „um ber eiree'dedI th T ? of t i i 1 ^ is reP°rted
ry's oft repeated statem ents to th a t
have registered a t f°r the past six years.
for violation of the ordinance,
Saturday afternoon.
effect with a sprinkling of salt. In­
Following fllimr of t h e the
Grove hotel under the
The late Judge Crandall planted
Discussion of the proposed sam -
Concerts and dancing will be en- here Saturday by Add Butterworth tax
clining ratlw r to the view th a t he
complaint alleges th a t he suf- foreclosure comDlaint the n areels nam e of ®- s McCue of Olympia, the redwood trees now growing a t tat*00 ordinance ended in a dead-
Joyed lu tlie evenings, but no pro­ His
mtglit be tem pted to rem ain in pub­
fered an Injury to Ids foot July 5. oi propertv invoked w illX S ^ e r e ' i “ ? '
h a 'T cashed
*10 the court house, bringing the trees lock , 0V*T
rl8hts oi existing
gram s will be arranged
*
lic liic foi .uiothci linn ycius II
-
i r propert-'
mvolved »Ul be adver- check Sunday night. He was a r- here from California
private drain tUes. The act seeks
Premium
copy
has
gone
to
the
working
f
o
r
Frank
tused.
tlie offer weie sufflcenlly tempting
T hat tlie work of the Ideal Par- prUuers mid will be distributed as G reener in this county. Tlie com-
rested near Forest Grove Monday
________________
the placing of sanitary
________________
Ai least Hanzen, admittedly one ent-T esclier organization is neither soon us possible
night by countv authorities
-r-i
ta
sewage in city storm sewers o r
mission allowed him compensation r?
-p
.
of the shrewdest politicians in tlie tlie extending of relief nor the
_______________ _
am ounting to 20 per cent for tlie
the e
C a a s S t I e C r m
n I 1 o O u U n
T l s S t t
Three motorists were arrested in 1 D ree D e p a r tm e n ts
dltbhes
SuGl conditions exist In.
W
county
Sunday
by «uu>
state
F
' ari°
.•date, h a s p re p are d tlie stag e fur raising of money, but educational,
---- ---- of _ a i00t' Butterw orth now
„ — « ashington
» ___
u « _ » » , to
uh o
iu n a v ov
_ US sect*°ns oi the city-
I'l
1 »
,oss
.«
u u .,.,
»»aie
a graceful exit when tlu* t i m e u m stre««ed by speaker a f t e r IMatlVC
claims th
that
he Is is entitled
entitled to
to com-
com-
I IltCreaSC
n c r e a s e N o t e d Police
O u t t O F l H l t F i r e co.rdmg
" P ° rts received by coun-
1 N ative U
u a a u ilg
g lltC
n te r
clatnis
a t he
P°Uce and held on charges of driv-
coiik - n He does not propose to be speaker at a pre-organization meet-
. &
pensation
e rc cent
ent
V 1 1 1
I ' v l C U ing while
to x ^ te^ 7 The
^ men
o
cilmen. Action was postponed u n -
pensation equivalent
equivalent to
to 90
90 p per
while in
intoxicated.
men
t fired so long a.s lu* can quit voiun- hig last evening ln tlie Hillsboro
i J l C S 111 P o r t H l l i l oi the «m ount for the loss of a foot
T h at
Hillsboro, Cornelius and Forest
September.
a t more eastern tourists are gave their names
nam es as Percy H
H. For-
tartly. But in his retin*m«*nt. should public library Decision was made
‘ 1VI
Alfred D. Boardman of Tigard visiting Oregon this year th a n last tune of Tigard route 1. C harles F Grove fire departm ents were called
Recommendations of the c i t y
tliat come to |xiss next January, to organize the Hillsboro P T. A Private funeral services for Mrs plead not guilty in the local Justice is evidenced by the non-resident Anderson of Portland, and Joe to G rw nv*Ue Wednesday to fight Planning commission for the prep-
Ihe bixlgct director will doubtless Tuesday evening. S e p te m b e r 18 Alma Raddltz, 38. who died S atur- of the peace court Friday to a perm its issued during July at the Powell of Aloha.
a grain and stubble fire, which ap- »ration of SERA projects for th e
have plenty of good company. In Mrs J. M Person served as meet- day 111 Portland, were conducted charge of driving while Intoxicated. >°cal chamber of commerce Nine
J. W H eard of B e a v e r to n m ute Parently started from a spark from
<Continued on p»ge 10. column z»
fact II is rattier taken for granted u»K rliatrnuui
Wednesday at 2 p in from the Gate for trial has not been et. o{ th e 24 perm its issued were ob- 1 was taken into custody Saturday a tractor in vetch on the A rthur _
_
,
tluit the new governor, whether It
It « as emphasized th a t an or- Donelson A* Sewell chapel with Percy H Fortune of Tigard was tallied by motorists from inland on a forgery charge T he arrest was Ireland property. I t spread over L rn it*
be M artin. Dunne or Zimmerman, gntnzed P T. A would not mean Rev II A Deck officiating
In- arraigned on a sim ilar charge Mon- states while last year W ashington made in connection w ith a number into a Ueld owned by Richard Wi!- a VJLil
X llIU IC V l
will w ant to do u bit o i house the duplication of any work already torm ent was a t the Hillsboro cem- day and was given until Friday to and California tourists held an of bad cheeks which appeared re- cox lUld endangered homes a n d
*
cleaning according to his own no- being done, nor the assumption of
etery.
enter a plea. C harles F. Anderson overwhelming advantage in regis- cently In the Aloha district
buildings owned by Paul
and Her-
tlon of the way political house work now In (lie hands of a n y
Mrs Raddltz was born September of Portland appeared the same day trations, according to Mrs. Ed L.
A. D. Boardman of Tigard was m an CoP The blaze was controlled
cleanings should be conducted Mrs. group Hepr»w ntatlves of various 18. 1897, In Hillsboro and spent a mid was fined $125 and sentenced Moore.
taken into custody T hursday by ^ ^ r e more th an nominal damage
Beatrice S aekett says tluit she Is elvic o ntanlzatlon described
t h e large port of her life in this city, to 30 days in the county Jail when
During the m onth motorists from state police on a charge of driving was done.
pretty well fed up on public life character of work done by their She is survived by h er mother Mrs he plead guilty to driving while in- Nebraska. ________,
M ontana, ........
Iowa,
...........................................Chief
Arizona, while intoxicated. W alter B Tews
Fire of c lr
Hills-
Four Tacoma insurance men sus-
mid Is ready to accompany
Hanzen
clubs,
so
Unit
1’.
T.
A
would
not
Anna
Gottlieb
of
Hillsboro:
a
son.
toxieated
. .
.
Nebraska, Pennsylvannia. North Da-
Charged with perm itting livestock boro' who went
lhe Are with :ained injuried requiring hospital
when lie saunters up the gang plank I’lmi to undertake Identical tasks. Francis M artin R addltz of P o rtlan d ; L J. Miller of Portland w a s kota and Oklahoma registered here, to run at large. W S E dear of the country pumper, said t h a t trpatm ent when their automobile
f If
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il,u v ,i
lu i)
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A r th u r
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f « l,..
h n i.n d
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rv th n .
1C
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i
n h z v i,l
P T lt. n f f
ir tk iv o ,.
-X lll
from
tlie ship
of . state
to a I. happy
Descriptions
of V work
done Ix b v y two
brothers.
A
rthur and
John
bound
over to the
grand 1 jury Thurs- Tlie
other
15
registrants
were
o _ l-|
(Continued un pure lii. column 5>
about three ______
acres of grain and . W
went
oif t h « h highway
near T Dilley
landing in private life Mrs Suck-
neighboring 1*. T A groups were Gottlieb of Hillsboro: and one sis- day on a charge of driving while most evenly divided between Cali
some sacked grain were burned, and Tuesday night.
ett Is secretary to the governor und given by Mrs M V. Jackson of ler. Mrs. Emma Ferlnnd of Port- drunk following u prelim inary hear- f°m ia a and Washington.
W p ll« S n o a L o e i t
th a t most oi the fire was c o n - , L- A Hooton. 45. suffered a dis­
occupied the same position under ^JConiinu«i ..n i>««e ni.o.lum n l i
land.
‘—
■ county court. —
•
” Registrations
—■-*
ing ■-
In * the
Tlu* charge
also made a d e - .
»-*>»
r it I
fined to stubble fields.
located right shoulder, a scalp cut.
Governor Patterson. William Elu
arose from an accident on tlic tided Increase during July. Dur-
n
t
i
Several hundred neighbors a n d a cut nos<' and general abrasions.
zig, state purchasing agent, has lei
Canyon HUI road recently.
ing the first half of the year 55
KOtclFy LlinC llO n farm hands rallied to the assistance W aIter Q uires. 32, had a badly
It be known thut lie has something
F rank Lattmizl, Portland poultry m otorists' registered here, while
oi their friends.
cut lip and suffered from shock.
dealer received a postponed sen- nearly half th a t number registered ntutti««
1 ° n
Pul>hc
-------------------------
W. J. King. 45, received a sprained
better In view, altliough he h as ho
tence last week »lien he withdrew during the single m onth of July.
PUJ?U^ i >^ ner:
" j __a_«
doubt but Uuit lu* could rem ain on
left
and M B. M ---------
artin ’ —
32 ’
Branch Telegraph Office
w shoulder,
Ui
I , p ---------
a plea of not guilty to a charge of
-------------------------
snip,
declared club
C harles
E. Wells
at
I lie stale payroll If lie wanted to.
the Rotary
luncheon
T hurs-
The Western Union Telegraph All^were takim to the G u v m o ifh S ''
I'hi'ii there la C harlie Thomas, pub-
,, w
obtaining goods under false pre- H ills b o r o G r a n g e M e e ts
Grove.
Y
i,,. s|,llke„ in any respect. The faet tenses mid pleaded guilty Leniency
I^¡7»
Vu Tl. r- i r*
day. He cited the lack of efficiency company has opened a branch of- pital a t Forest Grove
lie utllltlec commissioner, mid A.
,1 J » ,„ i Cyru,. . unty A ,.n ti
¿
i s
8 - ,S '
s x
;
s
-
s
a
,
a
s
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r
, «
s
i s
n
s
•¡s
H. Averill, Insurant’** conun issloncr,
*"•**•
mid Charles II. Carey, corporation Ington
s i
i f ! “ : . " “ 1 ,h *
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° s r
« - « » » • » « « » » « - .« « .
session with Gale Grange of Forest service.
production figures were published 111
Grove A debate on the subject.
The speaker said th a t “we should
Will no doubt look good to the
some lew month ago The the newspapers, and th at the elalnu. C itiz e n « Orcrnni'z,,
lieutenants of the sueeesslul can- ■
h“a
d" p to.
« e re finally approved by the al- * - l U Z e n S L J r g a n i Z t
"Resolved: T hat it Is useless for see to It th a t with all our progress
G
rangers
to
benefit
their
financial
»
e
do not slip backward."
dldale for governor mid some ot
“ «:*HMf(»«U»r.v quota set. for lotnient committee of three farm ers
•
c
C r
whom at least will retire to priv ate
's ,uU' If th<' M“ " ' of
of tlll8 county, bears no »eight
111 S l i p p O t l O f L a w condition." will be held during the
Invention mid development of the
afternoon. Hillsboro will take
the telephone was described bv Wells.
life after tlu* tu rn ol the year al- 1 hl,<l ‘'c e p e d Uie original quota Undoubtedly, the situation will be
.
, ** ,
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though noil.' of them have foimil
by officials who had settled one way or the other verv , Al! ®rganizatlon for the promotion affirm ative mid G ale G range the
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College News Service—Rapid prog- Paym ent of 9 rents per bushel on
set the slnte quota, soon. Ju st what the outcome may oi Ainericanlsin, pledged to safe- negative,
S e w in g P r o je c t
it advisable to Issue any statem ents authority to ¡loll
in measuring and computing allotments, less the cost of local
then Washington county farmers lie no one emi foretell a t this time. g,lar<* ,h e principles of justice, free- q»—..
iio iw 'a s'v it tu lu re ‘)olllll'al anib,‘ would have had their claims, as to if 'c o n tr a c t signers" are fo rv ed 'to
doni and democracy is being formed
U . . U C.
r i ihe acrea^e under the w heat ad- adm inistration rem ains to he m id»
I 14 ltl SllCCeSSSf 111 justm ent contracts Indicates th ta t on the first year's benefit
paym ent
y ’ • • e
the number of hogs produced, cut take tlie proposed cut in
th eir in Hillsboro by good citizens. These
Sewing project sponsored by the ^ V n r e e ^ , ^
S
’.
S late u n lle e m e n
vnnu. t o «imewhcre around 50 per cent, claims, as tt would seem th at thev mcn n r e p le d g e d to s u p p o rtc o n s tt-
Red Cross is exceeding expectation^ S ^ m i ^ w h h
°tuPl^
?
iiret « » J ™ Oil « ’«'
•chool a t C am n Clataon this week " iavlM‘ morp Tl' p K,atP B"*UI‘ of
havp to d°. there will be a lot tui ^ BO'crnment. law mid order
receiving Instruction in first aid Review refused to accept tilts figure of W ashington county farm ers who
1]lp grb,,P «•«'Bdy has a large
according to a report at the Red an«v form J nn
°Lot h f Cw lp L’ 1934
T hree years are
the use of ' modern firearm s mid’ fw lln« th a t the supporting evidence made applications who would be ‘“ ,plPl,“
b|t*wn» mid great
Cross meeting Friday night from n iX ii mv « n
w *” Wlt sb" < OV(>red under the present con-
Reducing litter production
“ eh o h,M thinu» «« an riileSiia """« 'd
b.v i« ™ ''' «PPlKmits unable to comply a« they made ' ’.e
i* lnK taken In the selec-
under the federal com-hog
Mrs. Isabel W arrens, who is i n s u o r v i s ^ 5 of* t
b
n
traCts but onIy two years of acrp-
pollce official should know
Lhe warraPted their claims In most ln- their original reduction based upon
10 lnsurp Ratrlottc
program is one tiling, but
charge of the project She report- nroc-rnm tntt .
poI 1(tro
adjustm ent m ust be made, one
ed th a t the women sewhig h,P tjt,
s,atlonp(i a t Orp*°« »tote of which is now post.
police school will continue for a d an ces and that their stand for a the claim as subm itted and witli S ^ U, *’
n ,7 PS? me” arp Rr° us-
reducing production without
n.oi.11. with ¿«e-fourth of the state hlgher s' atP nuota was Justified.
la reduced quota they would find
in fhte S u v and
be
decreasing the number of
Hillsboro union high school had
Rv th „
u .
Though 24 of th e 48 states h ad
mouths to be fed on surplus
staff attending each week
Various conferences have been held themselves confronted with the
P
“" “ T J “ ’«> « 11 bt
completed 104 garm ents up to th a t
d 0L ! he i 1™.1
J “ | received some first paym ent on
corn Is quite another.
» ♦ .
with representatives sent here from problem of getting rid of, w ithout th a.-fsnsp nr tt* ^ ° i Kpring to
time, which Is a fine record for the AUK t . a
c°unties had finished com -hog contracts by August 1,
Off trial business called an u n - ! <>th<'r states to look Into the situ- marketing, pigs th a t had been f a r - '
PrUlciP,es “j 1
Economists and agricultural
short time they have been sewing ,v ,a's.UrinK, expppt u,natlHa and Oregon is still among those where
usually largi“
b e r ^ 'f ‘»tai*
1 a <ton To date nothing definite n»we,. or are about to farrow on "
a p ^ e a , “ n c a?d * .
experts might study over the
The women are paid from the , asPO' «here they are using air- no funds have been received. Dlf-
problem until doomsday with­
SERA funds.
planes and doing most of two years ficulty in reconciling the state
ficlals and employes to P ortland [ *laa been aeeompltshed altliough
■<
may be secured a t tlie cliamber of
out reaching a solution but
The Red* Cross voted to allow * 2 ^ a t once, and in Wallowa quota assigned with contract and
last Friday. Incidentally most of headway has been made
As things now stand these people ronuneree
a white sow a t the John
Mrs. W arrens a sum for new m ater-
Fe P}® <'ommittee got a late local disposal totals has caused the
them took adviuitago of the occa-
A httle more th an two weeks ago, are insisting th a t the claims be
‘
____________
Gottlieb place no rth of Hills­
lal, and she Is making an appeal ’ ?ta r'- ,Cre?ys, oi official checkers long delay
slon to see th e president who hap- ! representatives of the bureau, hav- rut as much as 20 per cent even I>o l, | f r v m „ _
r
boro
turned
the
trick
last
to organizations and the general
,ye ooecked the work on the re-
T he first assistan t in th » r^rr,
u ,
„P . k,°Untyr,
pened to the e In the city tluit sam e inK 1,1 charge this question of in those instances where su c h ,
public for used garm ents to be re- ! quired number of fa™*’ ln ®“ h h o g ^ L S
week, sh e farrowed a small
quotas, visited W ashington county claims arc supported by high doss >
P > cm c N e a r D ille y
day.
pig
with
one
body
an
d
two
for one afternoon mid looked over a evidence Including receipts of pur-1 Poultrym en of W ashington coun-
i^ T a te ^ .
~
complete heads th a t appeared
Thc state's general fund h ad a I f,'w contracts. The people ln charge chases. Some claims would be c u t l ^ and th eir friends, wilt picnic
destined
to
solve
tlie
problem.
cash balance of »1,277.444 41 on °f t hb> Rroup displayed a very ap- even more and some eliminated, j Sunday a t tlie W. M K ent farm
---------- —------------ -
Submission of the compliance and it is hoped by those ln charge
However, the little pig died
July 31, mi Improvement of approx- Parpnt hick of understanding of The Washington county com m ittee,1 cast of Dilley. Everyone attending
P . L. P a t t e r s o n N a m e d
(form s to W ashington »rill clear the th a t speedy and satisfactory solu-
before
the
feasibility
of
such
»Imately (70,000 since June 30. S tate I 1<xial conditions. Apparently, the as well as tlie state committee, feel should bring a good basket o f
A d v is o r a t R c v » r ( n » « ay for the second Installm ent pay- tlon of the difficulty with early
a solution could be determ in­
Treasurer Holman is now hopeful special Investigators work on the th a t claims os subm itted by farm-1 lunch. A short program will be
Paul L. Patterson nrnm
f 7ient
tbp 1933 adjustm ent. Word completion of th e contracts for
ed Needless to mention, the
VTilt
L,
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’I IC'IIIIIJ
14 Is th a t as each (paym ent will follow.
assumption
th
a
t
every
farm
er
pad
ers
are
generally
Just
mid
re
p
r
e
-!
held
Immediately
following
t
h
e
ltaLwwrx »»
- pr?lriiile.n
ashington
follow
th at the state can be kept on a
anim al will be preserved as a
B ... „ 5
. ° . _
appointed j county's forms are received the paym
(led
Ills
claim
and
th
a
t
th
eir
func-
sent
hog
production
of
this
county,
lunch
with
H.
E.
Cosby
of
the
ex-
cash basis ior Uie rem ainder of
I
city
attorney
a
t
Beaverton
a
t
a
m onum ent to co-operation
batch
will
be
given
a
number
and
j
tton
here
Is
to
cut
every
contract
i
They
feel
th
a
t
slight
discrepancies'
tension
service,
th
e
principal
sp
e
a
k
-,
Attends Scout Camp
the year w ithout resort to a loon,
j council meeting Monday night He th a t Issuance of checks will follow!
with a capital C.
although this may require tem - unless tlie evidence is of such a may exist and are not unwilling j cr. Games and sports will take u p '
( Is also serving as city attorney of r e r e i s " *n WWCh the iOrnlS wprp, R Fuure.st
o
t
e
a i Anderson
C a ™ M Is e with
r i S Í the Ii o Boy
TÎ
nature
th
a
t
It
absolutely
could
not!
(Continuedon
page
m,«ntumn
i)
I
the
rest
of
the
day.
(Continued on page >, column 6)
+ I Hillsboro
, received.
| few peek».
Sale Planned
2 Ï.T
C Special Days
Set for Fair
Mrs. Crandall
Buried Monday
uaba
Man Arrested
Check Charge
Appeal Filed
injury Award
P .T .A . Group
Here Planned
Auto Accident
va
¿ Controversy Corn-Hog Quotas
in State Explained by Cyrus
Wheat Measuring to End Soon;
Solution of Corn-Hog Pending
Pig Co-operates
Corn-Hog Plans