Page Four
THE
J tT ills b o n iS ^ A r g u s
H I I. I.S H i) K ()
A R G US,
Local Business Man
Weds Portland Girl
H IL L S B O R O ,
ORE G O
N
N ip following th e Ixstton a n d A ux M l S M U I lit s in e s s s i n i u s
iliary o m e n tio n a t A s to ria
N i l « I se
IS DWXI It IIOK KN
MUs Lena T aylor of B anks Is
IIAKII"
taking carp of h e r g randm other.
Mrs. Melissa Jackson, al U l e hom e
I'here u< talk iilxnil the h ard
“ I Mrs II II « h u j ier tor a few '■llllK' inifxxsed uix.n sm all bualne
weeks « h ile Mrs Sltayler ts a t Hi coneerns by rodos So la r a s the
M a rtin s Springs.
retail code Is concerned most ol
AU over the United s t a t e s M o n d a y
people will observe Labor Pay and fitting
941th W h ic h ta C om bined the H i I laboro In d e p e n d e n t
Miss E sth er Kit&tbcth S tevens «tul
tributes will be paid to the nation’s work Mr E dw ard G len Paine » e re m ar-
■I I lab o ro A rg u a eatab. IS94
H illa b o ro In d e p e n d e n t eat ab 1278
n e d S a tu rd ay . August 11. at th e
M r K I N N E Y A M c K I N N B Y . P u M ia h e ra
ers.
home of her uncle. J C Stevens,
P u b lis h e d T h u rs d ay s .
E n te re d as second-elaaa m a t t e r in th e
Labor has m ade many gains under the in
1 “orH and A lter a sh o rt h oney
p o a to ffie e n t H ills b o ro . O i
Roosevelt adm inistration and has much moon trip to th e beaches they
verne M c K inney
M K S K. c
M c K inney
for which to be thankful. It has earned are m aking th e ir hom e in H ills
I door
A aa*iciate E d ito r
the right of collective bargaining and four boro at 1445 Jack so n stre et.
ters
s v | retail code Impose a h a rd s h ip on
million w orkers have gone back on jobs as EARM PRODUCE LEADS
M e m b e r — O reg o n S ta te E d i
E ir a t A u d ite d P a p e r
l-a r < -
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Illlll
t o r ia l
A s so ciation a n d N a
» t A u d ite d W e e k ly C ir c u la
the result of NRA. Codes have given labor IN WINDOW DISPLAY
Ml and Mrs H erm an Salsw edel |
lie dot's have
tional E d ito r ia l A s s o cia tio n
tio n in O r a r o n
An e ar of corn with te n se p a ra te “ “ ‘I W ilbert Salsw edel of n ear Hills- hours tluin” h e " f or ,O '
l' ,llu''r
wage protections that arc a fa r cry from ears on. one stem grow n on th e *?”."
a n d Mr. a n d Mrs A rth u r em ployes m ay noi work u s lo n g a s
O F F IC IA I.
NEW SPAPER
OF
W A S H IN G T O N
COUNTY
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the exploitations that existed in some cen D enser f; r.trni n ear B uxton, a huge c « i/» e u e , am i n ■ Ilia*
in e son ot n e ar ibex once did But I have never
ters of selfishness. These codes have giv sum m er squash g ro a n by L. H l-oresl G rove were vwitora at T aft kiwwn a business to s u ite r because
S n h e rrip tio n R a te s S tr ic t ly Cash in A dv a n ce
Peters
of
M
ountaindale
a
dough-
‘>'"*
Nelseott
Sunday.
its „ » h it » a s to n e d to work long
P er year
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U S . O u U id e O t t f O B
en some protection to em ployers who have nut to m ato grown by Mrs S E
•2 .0 0
l it t le Eugene Dougherty Ja c k m a n and hurd. llio n s u n d . » h o have a t -
Si* m o n th s
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F o re ig n C o u n t r i «
KtO wished to be fair to labor.
M eriw ether ol near C ornelius, a siith s e d a broken right ankle M on- ta ln r d auceess have worked longer
T h e H ills b o ro A rg u s assum es n o f in a n c ia l r » p « m s ib ility fo r
Efforts will be m ade to put millions lemon cucum ber vine ot about five day while playing In th e woods a n d luirder Ilian a m code will ever
e r rv r a publish ed in its c o lu m n s, b u t in cases a here th is I's i'e r
stem s g ro a n together, brought In n ear his home Dr. D E Witev u t- require
more back on productive enterprise. It by Mrs C F Jackson of Cornelius, ten d ed him
ie a t f a u lt w ill r e p r in t th a t p a r t «if a n a d v e rtis e m e n t in w h ich
t'lie re ta il code may tak e some
th e ty p o g ra p h ic a l m is ta k e i x v u n
has been predicted ami probably rightly and a t a i n filbert b rought In by m , s
r jo in , „( C ornelius had o,,''1,i<'ss m en o tf the gulf course. or
A n In d e p e n d e n t N e w s p a p e r. W h o se S erv ice s a n d P olicies
so that the hours of labor must be still G eoige l .u g a a a a re additions to ., tonsil and hav fever o p eratio n ;l" " *1' ,iu o th er dial n u t Ing diver
a r e Hased on th e P r in c ip le o f th e G olden K u l a — ‘ A n d as ye
produce display in th e window W ednesday at the S fhllh hospit i t
but th e tim e mav conic when
fu rth er reduced in order to take up the the Spiders
w o u ld th a t m en s hould do to you. do y e also to th e m lik e
of various kinds w e r e Dr C r S m i t h o p e r a t i n g
l1" '' " ,l* count these seeming hard
w is e .” - M a tt h e w 7 :1 2 .
dllps as blessings
From a recent
slack in employment. A step in that di brought in th is week by Leon B an-
ix>n H am m er. T H u teh t-
O f f i c e r , . f < » .»
radio broadcast by K tv c rs P e te r s o n
rection has been made by the president, n so e n r and
Billv L leder and Hud E dw ards,
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1
c h a irm a n re ta il e.xle authnrltv
who has ordered hours in the cotton g ar Mis I’ 1 P atterson. H arold a n d
Studies hewer Problem
Duty of Citizens
Henry K ohlfm g of no rth of Hills-
Curl G reen de •piny s ta b ' h e a lth 7 t ) í ) l L i t i ' f i t (
ment industry cut from 40 to 36.
American Legion leaders at Astoria
HLslx.ru W.xiue.sd.n
1
IL IU V .f t f X M l)
Most fair-m inded people approve and boro C lara T sehubold o t H elvetia officer, was ui Hillsboro
A haati
ilr»«i»ar. a u .l u ta n -
n n e stig a lin g conditions below tlie
clearly pointed out th at it was the duty want decent w age ami working conditions sent in a large green worm.
«il» f.u
a a lr
4'
a n u o n , n o rth Eirat
city o u tfall sewer on th e 'ru iiln ttn
of every American citizen to see th at the for labor. They feel that any self-respect Newwpaper fo lk
St . • m il» fro n
u r t hou«»
Xa
llu e sts— river C om plaints have
been r •- K l« ;I l I h p K i m r r
Man » ii|fin »
fo r
constitution of the United States is pre ing. patriotic Am erican citizen who is
M r a n d Mrs W V erne M cK in- cell ed th a t sew age is destroying
«al». J H J ac k
Ht
4. S h arw m a t. 2sp
served against the insidious propaganda willing to work should be given that op- ney e n te rta in ed With a d in n e r p a rty ftsll life a n d craw flsli in th e stream « I K C l I ». I l N t . haat»! n e a r ly ne w , fo r
..»I»
or w i ll tr a il» fo r
*1
lii.fu lr »
S atu rd ay n ig h t for a n u m b er of he said S teps a re being tak e n to
of radical elem ents seeking to destroy law port unitv
«1 l» rv ,
l
out-of-tow n new spaper f r i e n d s . h*ve G reen —
-
re iu ----
rn ■
niter
to cop-
,, M .'iiu m a n t W . - i k .
and order.
However, labor should
•ber that G uests were Messrs a n d M esdam es su it on the proposed sw im m ing t a ll . k » ' t h » i r 1‘ hon« •’» rrlial.i» Hir
tH».i.
National Com m ander Hayes said th a t public opinion must be
.1 and R alph C ronise of Albany. A rne O . P»'o* a t I he city park, ucixirding to
M im I
ol
A IIM IM S T R A T .IK 'M
SAI I
Rae
ol
Eugene.
Jack
U
ladtne
of
George
McGee,
city
m
anager
the legion "does recognize a very definite th at strikes that tie up
ie agri-
N " I | . » I . k .- r .i.y m , en th a t Ih v u n .lr r -
Ross Mackey a n d R.
communistic movement in the U n i t e d culture, industry and woi
.vill never McMinnville.
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R Dlckover of P ortland.
Local Company Shows
■,.st
t I he L a ta le ,.f Im e r » A lphetia
States, and in m aking w ar upon the radi- rebound to their credit. Cot. utior.s in Ore- R e tu r n s fr o m H a w a ii---------
Pipe at Oregon Fair S e w a n u lu le r a ln i hy v ir t u e n i a n o r-
cal teachings th at exist, the legion is tak- gon for nearly three months were sorely
ilei n t th e .'.u n it y C o ltr i o f W 'a. h io a loll
Miss A nne C halm ers « 'tu rn e d
hom e W edensday v from about two IVI
, ti V ling «OLIA A Investm
com - th»
' um>
,. . si .. ii m a il» « n il ru t» r»x l
ing the leadership in the thing for which trying to people th at were striving to m
a».. — 1 ent
_
•■■>•■ o -1—
o f A u tftia i. I ‘.»J4. w ill r»-
onths' stay in Hawaii a n d was a f*',11''
*«'s P*pc on e x » H » 2 " h (h i.I- >(•»
a iu l procwml to a«|| « i p r iv a i»
it was organized, and is a bulw ark of pro- make the best of improving business con guest of her sister. Mrs. D. E. Wiley. , uu *o r w“ tcr system s a t the sta te
f«»r ,a » h .
..r fu r »aah a m i c r w lll.
fection to Am erica against the communis- ditions. Thousands suffered and were Slie visited friends ill Los Angeles «‘u r 1,1 connacliou w ith a n Oregon
« liti a f i r r ih » XVih «la» t«f K»|«i»m
l.»t
IV 14. at th e la w
. . f f i , » o f |*
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and San Francisco, Cal., before S ta te college exhibit
tic m enace.”
throw n out of work and millions were lost coming
i ,u ti» t ...i« m ih » W » l l . h u iltlin « llilla h o r ...
hom e.
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ilfw m
th »
fo llu w in tf
«I»».-rihr.1
re a l
“ Communism, fascism, nazism a n d because of a fight th at came a b o u t
W HAT A PA REN T - TEAl HER l>rvp»rt> 'ii.i<«t»,| in U «ahitiM io n C o u n ty.
kindred doctrines have no proper place in through no fault of the public. Provisions
E L indegren of W endell. Idaho. Is
Or»M on, a m i m o r» p a rt ic u la r ly >l»»<rih«-,|
ASSOCIATION IS NOT
a * fo llo w s. ttk*w it :
the hearts of truly patriotic A m ericans.” should be made to iron out these indus- a guest th is week of Mrs. W Uowl- 1 It Is not n social club
I’ h«j \k » » i on««-half
i W ’ y» «.f th»
bv and son, U ert Bowlby He was
N v r th w » **
Q u a r te r
, N W ' , . «.f K«s
declared
Harold
J.
W
arner,
state
legion
trial
differences
in
a
fair
way
to
labor
ami
S.
I
t
Is
no.
u
political
league
.
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r . • a-
,
,
-.
,
,
-
accom panied bv Mr. Bowlby s chll-
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ty
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T
o w n > h ip
Two
J It is not a place to bring a
com niander. Pointing out th at the legion employer alike without the public having arm Patricia Ann a n d W ilson, who personal
N«»rtl
IN
R a n i « F o n i W eal
i n \\
grievance
will
e
n
te
r
school
here.
T
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e
ir
m
o
th
er
ih
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rid
ia
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had always opposed Russian recognition, to suffer.
4 I t is not .7 a y supplem
ent to th e
will move down as soon us pro p erty
r ' ' ......•-
ÌK O R G I
\
ALLISON, tdm lnlatratnr
using school ui
he called upon the adm inistration to re
A m erican labor has alw ays been bet arran g em en ts can be m ade in Idaho come ” * 0 1 raising
A i'h ih » W i l l
» » | ,.f ih » h a ta t» «-f
Kiner» A lp h e o a M ta w a rt. I>eerant>,|
I
call our diplom atic representatives from ter off than in other countries and the Mr Bowlby has a position In th e
I*a tt» r« o n .
A tto rn » /
fo r
A d m ln U t r a
D elta drug store. Mr L indegren is
“ ,,7
P’'r " u u e q to in te r
Russia and continue a severed relation best assurance of better conditions lies in locking
for a fa rm location in th ia school». * U a d m in istratio n of th e
to and until such time as we have positive the m aintenance of Am erican principles
si MMONS
,,
—
c, .
. i
,
ti It Is not seeking th e aggriuid-
•h a f i n t i l i <*ourt «»f ih » S ta i»
assurance th at the Russians will cease to and institutions.
Mrs. G uy Edson a n d d a u g h te r izenient of any individual
f.«r W a a h lriirto u t . uni»-
onita of Prineville, who h ave been
7 It is not prom oting anv nub- 'i •- i • -
'i'Uumf'r'
propagandize this country in the cause of
President Roosevelt is a truly great B
i bating at the hom e of M rs. E d- lication except th e Ni lUonal iL ro iit
communism. He properly called u p o n leader, who is endeavoring to give the s o n s b r o th e r . \ \ A T u p p cr. und r.-uchcr niiig.izine
O regon I>.,i. I- ra n k I » in k » I>»i»u<lant
national authorities to deport im m ediately great mass of Am erican people a "more o th er n lutivcs here a n d In C or- e n t-T e a c h e r
C ountv C o m il I • I ra n k I ernk». l>efen<lant
In
h» N a m » > i th » S la t» . f <)r»K<.n
will leave Friday fo r hom e.
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’ c o u n .ii
all aliens found guilty of fom enting com- abundant life." Support of him. his poll- nelius
¥• i a r » h»r»4.y r v y u ir w l t.. a p p » » r In
Mr Edson Is in th e F o re e str
s tn ' service
B
irths
h»
aL..x»
»aitttl««.| C ..u r t a m i «-an«» au .l
munism and other doctrines subversive to cies and those pledged to support him is m the C e n tra l Oregon section
L ew ton—To Mr and Mrs J C a n « M » r I he »«»m plainl fllrx l « « « In a l you by
the governm ental ideals w ritten into our the best insurance for the future.
A rthur O illm ore. Miss D orothy Lewton of Hillsboro. August 24 a th » p l a i n t if f m th » ah. «» » ii« ili» .| , M.i«»
•r u r L » f..r» 4 w r r k . fro n t (h r .la te of
G illm o«’. and Mrs. Jo lu i B aines girl.
constitution.
e fir a t
p u b lic a tio n
«if th i»
aum m ons,
a n d tw in d a u g h te rs ot P o rtlan d
R itchie To Mr a n d Mrs P aul w (h hich
la on ,,r b e to r * 4 w »»ka fro m
The legionnaires fought for th eir coun
re tu rn e d M onday from five days R itchie of EVirest Grove A u g u st _'4 \ itfiiat hl. 1944. a m t i f y ,.„ f « || t.,
.-Lay a t Neskowin. Mr B aines spent a bov
try during the world w ar and will con
A -ear « m l a n a w e r «aid ,'o m p la in t. f. r
Best Alan Wanted
th e w eek-end w ith th em m id re-
Manty— To Mr and M is N orm an '» a n t th » rv o f th » p l a i n t i f f w ill a p p ly to
tinue to give patriotic service in preserv
w ith them M onday.
J M ann of south of Hillsboro Aug- *h» t o u rt f.»r th e r e lie f p ra y e d f o r In
Politics are off to an early start for turned
her . ..n ip la m t . to -w tt
E«»r a «feer»» dta-
ing the principles of justice, freedom and
Mrs. R. W orkm an of C orvallis. llst -’S- a *x,-v -
n tr a c t now am i
the general election this year. Candidates W ash., spent Sunday a n d Monday Rowe To Mr a n d Mrs F ree- •o h e lv re in to v fo re th » » « n l a ia t l r n r ia * « b » etw e u een
democracy.
th e p l a i n t if f
are buzzing around over the state giving w ith her d a u g h te r. Mrs. W. F. Cy - m an Rowe of Hillsboro, August 27 and ‘ he d e fe n d a n t a p o n th » v r u a n d of
n ie l and in h u m a n tr e a tm e n t. T h ia aum -
rus.
Fred
S
ta
u
ffe
r
of
C
am
as.
W
a
sh
,
a
girl
their individual slants on questions of the a n uncle of Mrs. Cyrus, was a S u n - L eitch -To Mr a n d Mrs Lfoyd tn o n - i . served upon you by p u b lic a tio n
» r» .if in th e llillw h . ro A rv u a . p u m ik n l
day and their partisans are “Johnny on day guest a t th e C yrus hom e.
U itc h of R ichard. Id ah o August •h
to an . rd e r o f th e H o ito ra h l» <.«*>rva It.
Too Many Cats
Mr. and M rs. Leon C lupsadle a n d r?- '•
C aesarian op eratio n at H atfl»». ju d tf» o f th e a b o ve e n title d ( ’..u rt,
the sp o t” to give them a big welcome. In-
nada
s hospital. Mrs L eitch is
I e n te re d on th e 2Vth d a y o f
G alva. Iowa. visited livst
Residents near town have reported ç ^ ^ e d interest in governm ental affairs is faniily
_
. of
lul
n M
C. d a u g h te r of M r and M rs E dw ard
IKK
week
w
ith M r . ttlia
a n d Mrs
Mrs „
J. B
Me-
Liat» o f tb»
M
aher
ot
C
ornelius
I., tint lnikll.-atii.n A n .m l
th at people bring cats to their farm and a R o o d t h i n g to r the country. Let us hope Laren hey were very favorably tm-
J"
1934.
b a t e o f th » las t publlea t|,» ti K*t>«»m b«r
drop them right at their mail box. Several that in spite of al1 the Political "hooey” pressed w ith Oregon
M a rr ia g e l . iie
n s . e . . ..
27. 1914
Mr. a n d M rs H. A. D eck drove to
u
ladies living east of Hillsboro report th a t and pet ideas sPread th at the man best B andon
ilip
M ead ° of I Hillsboro
H A K E . M. A L K A K A I'K T K R H
A tto r
th e first ot last week, th en J P ? h 11*
1,? , H enrv
n rX Mea«J
H thsboro
f..r
P la in tiff
K e a i.lrn t
A tto rn e y « .
this practice has been going on for some- Qualified will be in the governor’s chair n o rth to Pacific City, w here they Heavertom A u i i r o " ^ FBlr1*5' oi ney«
S ta te
of
llr e y o n
|* .« t
o ff ic e a.M r»»«
sp
e
n
t
several
days.
T
hey
re
tu
rn
e
d
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time, until th eir place would look like a in Jan u ary . Oregon is entitled to a good
-h u t e Sav itiga (ta n k 1(1,lg . ||ill« b « .r... O r» -
e Sunday.
t vdia
“ ld a n d rfon.
26-32
cat ranch if they kept all of them , and adm inistration. A man riding in on appeal hom
P. A A nderson of th e J. C P en- August 29
n « n x a route .
NO TH F OE
il 'M IM M H A T ll K s
S A IL
naturally they are getting m ighty tired to Prejud>ce will not give the state the ney store, who h a s been In th e hos
SAI E OF HEAI
P H O l'K It T )
of the proceedings. "Do unto others as sincere and strong adm inistration th a t the p ita l for a week, Is a t hom e again
N o tic e i« be ret.y give n th a t th e u n d e r-
Divorce G ra n ted
a n d was uptow n for a sh o rt tim e
•Irfn
.*l
th
e
d
u
ly
a|>po«nt«*|.
q u a lif i» .) an<t
S te w a rt—T helm a S tew art from a c tin g A d m in is t r a t o r !>» Il«>nia
you would have others do unto you.” How state needs-
N o n w ith
W ednesday.
T ilom as H. S tew art
th
e
w
ill
a
n
n
«
a
«
i
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th
e
M
t
a t e <>t t t a r -
would you like to get up some m orning
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H S. Rogers, d e p a rtm e n t vice-
Ih o b rn ie w L . S ch o e k la , d»r»eaed. by v ir tu e
president of U S W. V . m ade a n
B iv o r r e S u it E lic i
to find a drove of cats around your door
•f a n d
in
purwuan<*e to a n
O rd e r u t
official visit to Billy Fields C am p a t
Oglesby R alph C Oglesby
S a le m a d » a n d
e n te re d in
th e f . a i n t y i
crying for som ething to eat? Farm ers
c .i u r t o f th e s t a t e o f O re v .m , f o r W a .h -
Stress Patriotism
T he D alles S a tu rd ay .
1 M abel E. Oglesby.
to n
C o u n ty ,
in th »
M a tt e r
of
th e
have enough to do without taking tim e
Rev. and M rs G eorge R eule a n d
Lx-inke — May Lem ke vs F rank h E ig
s ta te o f Ita r th .d o m r w
L . S r he r k la. d e - ,
School authorities should put m o r e c hildren M iss R u th H euer. a n d Lemke.
to get rid of a bunch of “ meows” every-
«•«•need, on th e 2 6 th «lay o f A u g u a t. A b
re tu rn e d M o n d a y '
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1934. w ill fr o m a n d a f t e r th e l« t «lay o f
few days. Chloroform is cheap, so if you stre38 ? n Patriotism in school activities. A Lois Sahnow
pi t |
,.||
a week's vacation a t T uft.
W om en's Wiles
r iv a t»
sal»
are too tender-hearted (? ) to get rid of resolution before the American Legion in from
•r ra a h in h and, a ll
Mrs. E thel B aker of P ortland.
M«*. A.: "I l a si j w 'a i e r i w , « u r l t n « & iig T *
in t» r» « t
w h ic h th»
them any other way, try the chloroform California suggests th a t the pledge of office secretary a t G. A R head- °* J *>a l today,
«aid B a rth o lo m e w L . S r h a r k la had a t th »
q u a rte rs » a s a guest M onday of
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Did you buy I t ’
tim e o f hi« I» a th and w h ich his eatnt»
route, but a t least “ have a h e a rt” when allegiance to the flag "be resurrected from M
rs W E Ogilbee
Mrs. A.: "Not yet. I've got to *>»«
lu ir a d a n d now ha« in a n d
it comes to dum ping them onto a couple
inglorious discard into which it has
the fo llo w in g <leecribe,| re al p r o iw r ty
Los Angeles. S!Ski.?.'.‘L®
?.xpen.slv.'’ on-‘ f,,r
of farm erettes who are running a man- ^ een cast and m ade part ot the daily cal., is a tru e s t t h u week
w eck^oF
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a n d Mrs, J o h n Feugy of Roc
curriculum
of every school
sized ranch.
K’OC i W a n t . ” __ EX
1 p a r tic u la r ly d«w»rib»d a« fo llo w « , t«»-wit :
t I R S T T R A I I ’ ('..m m e n r ln s **n llw
The principles upon which this country Creek
E x - , lin e i.f ih ,. S ,*l.„,t..n R u-h,r.J«.
and Mrs.
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u g h te r Evelyn, and Mias B lanche w n te s L1"W e ^luit " w a n t 'l l
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were founded are som ething of which ev d a Mr.
h n ra sb to
Boatk
lu ..v e I W a t
B ritm n ar,. v a caticn in g a t C an n o n .„ m p h tn e n t., to th e 'th o iB iu S ,“ t h » [
ery true Am erican should be proud.
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Interesting
An experience th at should make peo
ple sit up and take notice has been re-
ported to the Argus. A woman w anted to
send a post card of Oregon scenery to a
friend in Michigan, but a call at local
stores was in vain. Oregonians, living in
the garden spot of the world, are too
prone to take things for granted. Let us
take on more of an aggressive spirit and
really tell the world about the wonders
of Oregon. This is the second time the
attention of the Argus has been called to
this condition.
Milk control board is considering an
increase of milk prices to the consum er in
Portland of one cent a quart. The addi-
tional money is to go to the dairym en of
the m ilkshed, who have been furnishing
Portland with quality milk at less than
cost. Their price has been increasing and
we sincerely hope and trust th a t the milk
board will grant th e request.
Farm ers w orking together and stick-
ing to g eth er on fair prices and tra d e prac-
,Elks to w ar on Reds.— Headline. Go tices for their products, like the prune
to ’em Bill.
grow ers are doing, will improve th eir lot.
THE GREAT AMERICAN HOME
M r a n d Mrs. Albert Spiering a n d
M r and Mrs F ra n k S m ith re tu rn e d
S a tu rd ay from a week's vacation a t
Newport.
Hillsboro G ra n g e will not hold a
dance S a tu rd ay n ig h t on account
of th e one being held a t th e la ir
grounds
Professor C am eron M arshall a n d
B urtts P re -to n of Salem were gu. ts
S unday a t th e R. A. IJean hom e.
M iss W inifred Berg, a tea ch e r a t
Puyallup. W ash Is a guest of Miss
L au ra Deck th is week.
M iss LaV ina S h e rid an of P o rtlan d
was a guest la s t week of Mrs. F ay-
e tta Allen-
Mr. a n d Mrs. D. S R u th e rfo rd '
sp e n t th e w eek-end a t Seaside
Mrs. F ra n k Cook of D unsm uir,
C a l, is a guest of Mrs. Allan Pugh.
Mr. a n d M rs. Paul P a tte rso n
sp e n t th e w eek-end a t N e ah -K ah -
i you h ave undoubtedly received with
reference to th e good NRA Ls do-
ing Industry. In o u r own little
com pany. NRA has reall. work»,.
m iracles a n d we a re very
10 >'°u for th e ben efits we a re d e
r *vinK. N ot only w ere we able to
Put on ad ditional help but we an*
able to pay them a white m an's
salary."
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D a k R e m e d y w ith w o n d e r fu l
r e s u lts, it is th e m o s t s a t i s
fa c to r y p o is o n o a k r e m e d y I
h a v e e v e r u s e d .”
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WANTED
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Alsike ( lover Seed, Crimson Clover, llairv Vetch
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outlet we can pay you more.
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b y a d is tin g u is h e d w o m a n
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