Thursday. Septem ber ti, lìtui
East County
H it hv Fire
AibUi-H IH. I»» M* U»‘<1 •
ty gi.i.l,- M'luk'ls ttt’re tklllittilllc-C il
Juc lesoli oi Glciicoe
tie «. rk .is ti'llnst - by C» 1« K i . i t l » .
M e.. M ai Inibìu « UHI 1” ' " " ,
n u l l i t y school su p erin ten d en t
Rep
Filli,W II Binili» 1,1
tcinik-r
l«>
Purdin.
«
i.tlcs
Creek
W ash mai n e d Annusi >'
M ultnomah county has adopted a tax
E l in l f o n a l ll l
H - i m l 's
M
Johnson.
H elvetia.
M id" tty »tint
! , ham Is ta llii ahve wllli Ih '
plan that is bringing results amt
M fl ucr Septem ber If W alls a n d
lie helpful if adopted elsew here. M uItiu-
Shady Brook S eptem ber 24
IR’th
W iik W hick I . CaaeMneS I k . R l l h k o r . Independent
Si.e, l i. idai brush »lid tree (Ire
S en ten ce of not lo exceed 16 '' ju’ìms F l'.io n lio o m ni n c ‘"
B ill" . ro A m u . eatab. 1«»4
Htllnboro Independent - t a b I«»«
lets Bank* schools opened on Ladot
win. h m ie re il »n « " '» »I »PP»M
mah has a ten-paym ent plan to r back
Olle
and
Mi
-
Betel!
l
»«•
•"
m
onth*
in
the
sh
ite
p
e
n
ite
n
tiary
¡icen
vi
i» III’
A .... I
m atrly 4,HI ,lilt's broke out Hilllduv
M r K IK N E Y * M c KINNK Y. I'» b l,.h » r .
Day.
u'tt» im posed upon C alvin Bunker i of Cedui Mill mai g Augu.d
*>t«d Thursday».
Entere»» »’ •ex ó n d e la ** m atter »n the
, lX Sheriff P ratt said th at such a plan had
Könnt • t»>i cham pion dup in svGin In the II' lully ot 111* Ml <’»lv»iv
Pubi .bed
H ilu b o rv
of
Forest
G
rove
F
riday
w
hen
he
■ rm etery and. tan n e d by » stilt
(C»»ntinu<sl fro m pajf* H
i he Old eum
i u u iu m
V*
pi, ui guilty m the circuit court to nuiig ->> *............
. irnm
|| i k ,, J “*1*, wind
been adopted in general business all oyer tty. cu rren t activities and stan d in g
»epi rapidly tu lo W ashing
K. C. M c K lN N E Y
,,
.
an Indictm ent ehargiug an oftcn>e now la\ M
II lo ’ib ue Ji
Ion county so u th ol the C ornell and
W . V E R N E M c K lN N E Y
the United States and th a t c ertain b it it at th e fair. Jossy received 216 p oints
AastM'iai« Edit ”
am sl Un- public decency Bmikci W " a l' '|.tflre n Years »»••
l leim .uiUiwn roads A llliouuh many
Ed itor
w as good for com m ercial business it must and H ansen 163
was a rre ste d in 8pok u n e August 2»
Alk,us AU((UM , , nnti Mt.. M a o
am t huildlngs w eir m
(Continue»! .........
fr»«i .. ----
E ira t Audited Vaper. l a r i
I
is
uiv
High
scoring
girls
in
th
e
various
likewise
be
good
for
public
business,
lie
Member— Oregon State Edi
and re tu in e il lo th e c o u n t) Jail hen*
Moore, pioneer of BH6. «11» *
path of th e flaim •. tin* bls/.c
a t Audited W eekly Circula
exhibits m th e girls d e p a rtm e n t bonded debt during the pa>t \e a i
to ria l Aae*x"i«tion and N a
t |„. tanulv hom e ot hci son
• 1|ls Wil bi.m ghl under lo n tro l Monday
feels that the installm ent plan of tax col were as follows Kosalle R eed of Seven counties a re show n to luiie EVidav by D eputy Jo h n so n
tion in Oregon
tional E d ito rial A n n o d ati.»
I’lcadlng guilty
tn a charge of Mmire. August 9 •s u'' * IU | ’.*,l| „. ,-x
night l»,t‘>re any hom e» were tie
¿ ‘J,
lection should be taken up at the next A loha-H uber, cooking. 99 7 p e r c e n t: no net general
O F F IC I »«•
N E U S I 'A I E R
0 *
W Y S H IX t .r i'X
COUNT»
operating a m oloriyele witliout a a t age ol L> 111,1.
n. walk or ...imyed
meeting of county judges atnl commission- G race Bowm an ot Hillsboro sewing, debtedness H u m a le O tlh.im t a urn
n
d
he.ulhglu
Ja
m
es
H
ughes
ot
Hills-
e e p llu g ' ' ,u ' | i ■> ' 1
'
uxlm alely I S i i s i i wet luu -
Ik , enl .lean »'little a n d A nn K ' . i t i i . i l h . M alheur
M auon a n ,
S abnrripllen R a t a S tric tly Caak in Adeance
»;> in Hie local ml«' >n >1" '
who rvas m ,i,.dly organized Into a fir *' tlghtliig
boro was lined
ers.
.
»
TuHte
ol
Aloha
Huber
tied
to
r
Morrow
th
re
e
o
th
e
r
com
ities
IW-li-
12.00
Fee year
_________
»1 M
U - 8 - Outnide O r - -
it the peace court th e p ie -
L»
w,„ .„,d Edna Caleb. ,
(lll, h a tl|(,,| (lie • Humes for
The Argus has contended to r s 'verat fir-i in canning »1th 98 per cent. ion C lackam as am i H«*m H i m ,
3 50
Eoremn Countries
.$5
R i* months
iw. day ■ m uter th e d irection ot
vears that installm ent payment of taxes
lave-toek exhibit at th e fair was which « e re in th is colum n a .vein violi* da> l.<‘\vis li VanWuikl«’ »‘l b oth ot •>« “ >• r “nk!i'
a sto n was lin ed $10 a n d costs lor
The H lll.b o ro A rg u . annum " no financial " * ' . ' ^ ' ’.','^ ' ’ „,’¿4
tteorge W Uuek. iisu lm u ste r ol
would he good business in this counts. th e largest m recent years tn spite ago. h a te been com pelled lo go " « • G talini«*
to have a m uffler on hu. A 'i H H a rre ll . .eeled dbeeloi of
, M ultnom ah county
W altei 'few
an," pnhliahed in ita eolum na but in r « « e w h re h
the
tact
th
a
t
th
ere
«
e
re
no
open
a
w
arran
t
basis
during
th
e
yeai
Beneficial effects of the quarterly tax pay e n tries m divisions for dairy c attle . C ounties show ing exceptional pro- . at He w as paroled on the fine Oregon B eta.I M e.ch an ts IUS.WHI»- . l i a i ol th e locul tu e depurim eli!
I . at fa u lt trill rep rin t that p a rt of an adverttoem m t
the typographical m i*ta k e occur*.
u p .i. .........
com » pliance
w ith th e law
ment plan, in force less th an a year in hogs
.
i-.'.x a n d O.VUS
u v ’n
u u
i u i ig
g th
r . ,
sheep
goats O nen
pen chusses
classes gress ui
m dent
debt h m m lu u c c tu
du u ru
' “ ’"■■igeant August tiaro b ella i l wa ta ile d oui Huiiduy n ig h t und
V u m enuks nid v 'g e ta b les. h o rti- vear m elude C lackam as C»x*, Ja c k - l u ;d K m c.ud ot loue panl a i me
, ,
k n o m 19 m o n in . .. sist.-d lu flre-flg h lln g aettvitte
A n ln .trr e n .le n , N. w-rarer. W I..-
'
'£
dicate its advisability, la x collections hast in
are H a r d on the P rin c ip le of th e t.oMen B u te
And.
m
l
a
i
.
n
.
r
«
!
...........
ix
sc
h
u
te
s.
K
la
m
a
lh
L
a
t
t
e
.
,
;
s
'
,
u
n
i
,
o
sts
lucsday
w
hen
h.
I arm m e.tun is
)(
M ajorlly nt Ha- lows resulting from
dom estic scieni-e. dom estic on. D eschutes. K la m a th
L a n.
been increased considerably, probably due culture
’" n v '“ "»- , to ic' ii, n He was m
/ lre Wa . In ». erne beauty, very
would th at m en ahould do to you. Jo ye a*
n
t
e
r
e
j
a
plea
of
gmlty
to
»peedlng
art and flora! d e p a rtm e n t b rought Cm.itiUa I m on W allowa Wa>
w in e " - M atth ew < il2 .
in large m easure to the tact that small«
.............
—
I
y
.
-
y
I
i
n
n
u
le m n-chaiitable tliiilMM- tH'liig (|e
y
y
itti
a
tru
ck
charge ot a non-com JthtMg
out o u tstan d in g exhibits a n d a t- a i d Yam hill
paym ents could be made. Many haid- tra c te d ixuisidevable a tte n tu 'n .
struyed D uring tile lire, a thick
Sull to collect contrib u tio n s a l E-nut«.- tor quit«- a I” 1"*1
leged to be due un d er tl» ‘ w ork , Homer A IBrud a n d Miss M ail « loud ol smoke covered Ha- T u u la lla
pressed taxpayers undoubtedly tind i1
Entile.-- m th e girls 4-H club d i
tUed
Schiedel
m
arried
here
August
7
«alley am t spread nut over l-oitlum t.
m en's com pensation law waj
easier to dig sm aller sums at frequent in vision crowded th e m ajo r p o rtio n
E t .day againsl C hai les Sandy . ro ,k .
j h lb an.law I- ■<«<•» h" 1 “
Lynn t ’nm em lller. »tat. forester.
of
the
4-H
building
a
n
d
th
e
d
is
crusher »qxwatoi, by ill«* B tute lu - hospital hi Ariz*»na ait«
“ I am perfectly willing to give the tervals than a large sum all at one time.
Issued a n order early tu Ila- week
plays were declared to be of o u t
dust rial Accident «-«wnmisston
1 w ith
|mr«-nls
NRA credit fo r betterm ent in industrial
W aller
K eller «lui Ml»» Lois Welk dosing dow n wiaats «>|»-ratli»ii» hi
(Continued from i**««* I)
sta n d in g Quality D uring tlic th re e
W ashington, f l a t -op. C o lu m b ia
O rders in th e following circuit
d days
ie s of the show,
snow, uem
. i » stratm
. . • » • « n . » - , the display placed em phasis on the
conditions in the United States. ' declared
dem j an
miaik n o rth e rn l.m euln. Muh
judging contests a n d o th e r fe a tu re s various sales pointe of a n auto m atic court cases weie issued th is week '"ihr't'hs Buy. August 9. l<> M r amt Til
C L McCuen, president and general m an
tiom ah. w estern Hood Itlver. < lu, »
were held on the stage a t th e so u th ru n n in g w ater system , a n d It was A rtisans t ile association Vs. C arrie Mr K en n eth Bcucttel ol
ager of the Olds Motor W orks, in a visit
Schmits »l» n Septem ber I» »H » alitus M allon. Lttui. Poli«. H entoa
o< th e building
th e effectiveness of th is type ot l.ar.M.n et al. co n firm atio n ot sale.
A fter seeing and hearin g the criticisms end Hillsboro
u n i a i t o i I.UIU- 1-ounly e repi tili-
to Portland. "The NRA has brought about
grange was adjudgtxl p o rtray a l th a t m ade tilts window Mary I. S m ith vs Ambrose D. following teachers High ta-hool
S
m
ith
dism
issal.
T
u
a
la
tin
com
pany
wintwr
a
m
o
t
^
h
e
grange
U
t
h
s
score
slightly
h
igher
th
a
n
tw
o
close
_______
________
Zena-. « >l»*>n P " " • ipat. 1
Stusla» n a tio n a l fofe-,1 tn »dili
the best sales conditions we have had in plaved up to the skies in many cases, it
W
are
A
.1
Schloth
Nelin-
Mi
N*
II
ys
U
P
F
a
rrin
g
to
n
et
al.
dism
issal:
«V . . „ . n e o tiun »H burnini» perm lte u.-re «an
«• W calhcrreil
o th er displays th e Judaea L iquidation of S h u te 8aving.s bank Pearl Allen. T enia , ' Miss
a long tim e, it has w orked wonders, not is ^ fre s h in g to note th at the Vamh - w hich a ttra c te d e n tries iro n i T igard. 1
lohi «ston '<'ll«Nl a n d Imllvkluata b u iie.l Höh.
Gale.
order regante a ^ e .s J,I and 8)1 G n n l " 'M . ' ‘j u a p l i u a . C .u - ...... .
1,1 “ ,r “ " ~ 'd
only in our plant, but throughout the en W ashington County Publishers and I n n
bherw ood. Aloha s l i d
, . ^ 1 , . m ention T h e first of these F r a n k
A W arrens vs
BUuu la-
ers’
association
unanim
ously
went
on
rec
Cook
M,
s
Sk,
e
Emlly
Young
Mm
in
u
h
lie
tire autom obile industry.
granges It Ute ^»me b udding w ere
Hnr[,ware Co o(
w a rre n s, d ei.m h «teens-, A
II A Ball. Itu th Jones Agnes s u m -
These are the kind of rem arks when ord as comm ending the principles back ot com m ercial «xhlbite by W e u ,
E orfst O ro ve. w h o a -sc o re was only A
»« h ram m . sup. . in l.-n d .n l »t
the
codes
and
efforts
for
ethical
business
prutnu-nt
stor«
_
I
i
w
l
-
u
a
i
d
n
y
Limi^
nl>
b,,lllw
L«x.mis
H
a
rd
-
bank
«s
I A Ik.- is et a., non
people w ant to be tru th fu l and do not
com pany s« l ridg« B ro s. HilL
of tlu lt cltv Mr F en d all
nt and d is m is s a l: L ovm a H YYool-
base th eir rem arks on partisan politics. conduct. The printing industry and man> ber
boro Argus. P o rtlan d G as Ac Cok« * m
connected tn lolk vs C larence A W oolh.lk, o rtle r.
others
were
on
their
last
legs
when
the
Most of the “ crabbing" has been done
^ ‘^ . ^ n d G e n e r M E l t x - - - bus window so th a t Its o,a-ration and B E M ahng. tnc . vs F ra n k ailwuy ime Iroin Wilke.tlx<io to tiu
n c rcu c ac i- ...................... - - -----
.
E I
of any k ilt. I
al. publication of Nehalem.
W AN I I I»
the chiseler. the dissenter and the per NRA went into effect, cut-throat a c tn l*J l a v l o r U . a . s n . .. . , , ijknmix
WoK ertoli et al
*• •
,*oiild
ie \\<».\erton
H ard w are <
’<>uld be
lx* readilv
readily dem
dem onstrated-
o n strated , ’H
nw
(>«k Mt
Ell.» a n d E stla r Beehen l< “ \e t<» |.at(lni*r.
had
placed
a
large
percentage
of
the
Liiiuuons
trie com pan •
H ird w a re second h onorable m ention goe.s to
petual non-co-operator.
com pany. Vancouver.
trad e on a C. O. D. basis. Rut today there com pany mrd i e d a U H a rd w are
P robate orders were Issued In the a tte n d U nher.slty ol C.dlfomiu
NO TI» » TO ( M E IX T O M S
Judge G eorge B Bagiev taking
The g reat m ajority of people in all is a different tone among printers amt CO,,T c o i , ™ a ^ “ X l i thei
old W
states
ue. F.
w \d«i
W a ^ sh
n , h h aving
^ i n g a a farm
fa im scene
scene In
I n -sta
le s ol Elm er L H
Hic-,
E. A L an-
T
wm-H
pX "
• uirt «»f the
Htat,
lines of business are for the NRA and weekly new spaper folk in the sma et mg a lo m p u ru v o m eth o d s ot ob- m
„onm
ihr
|»uin«
in ia riir..
tu re m
a n id d a ntim
pu m n p connected ' m Y-I»;rt E Grttzin,«, her. •,“ 11'« -’ llf
u
u
c
k
hauling
gl
.«ut
in
ti
m
r
■
....
I»., » >»t U m n *
,f a big truck hauling g ia m ln fr-’iu
M
atter
«f
liu
t
i»
*
I.
New»»»»'
|i 1
lu te
ter
im inas S S W
W illiam
illiam s. s »Agi*»-
AgOB
f r d e m o n s r u t r t i a i n t u
i m nur
S S la
r T
I hoiiuus
. I t* ranch«*
il 111 -1
*
j p noses
u r^ s
w ant it to succeed. They are co-operating communities. They see a ray of >
he tl..
Builey
rupi
N f I»
In lU n k r u p ie *
ami ta u i'in a ^ n ia d r in m w d t ater, "was oia- - of The io
Hi
lino Cas.il«- a n d W illiam llawlcy
P ile , Boscow. for over ■»<> y«ar-
Ice la hetrl-v fftvvti «»• <11 <-r*«IH«‘»»
N
«'
and are the kind who believe in honest vision better conditions in the industr>. o u tstan d in g fe a tu re s ot tills de-
Bell O u u rd laiish lp orders were Is
, ..ch,»,I officer hen- presented will, that «>n »he Unii ila * " I Augi»«» A 1»
dealing, a fair retu rn and decent condi We venture to say th at this same at - p a rtm en t, while W eils show ed a I . U I ( l l l b b c t S \ \ 111
Net« man of lira v e r i , - '
-neil tor Eva VanDom elon mid silver loving e u P com plim enting Iteti llu t le * I
.1», Ih r haukrupl •>►«»>• liamrsl, Wa»
him oil lus veins ut service
E’r.m k F M eacham .
tions for labor and producer. As pointed tude mav be found am ong other small p u r ot huge overalls a n d cond u cted “• * *
a-ipulirai«»!
haokrup»
alxl thal ti<
Mrs W illiam A M arlin died al
to determ in e the a m o u n t
C » . , » . . p a Jr H o n o r s
W ilkes A bstract At r u le com pany
ina»«intf of hi« t-rviiilora w lll l«t
out fo r instance in the prune industry in business institutions throughout the nation. a of contest
th rea d used m th e seam s of th e
hom e so u th ol Hlll»b«»r«i Aug-
;arm
in
Ih
r
»'ounly
«
««uri
l<««»n» il» Ih *
of Hillsboro brought suit W cilnes-
this state, which affects so m any close at
i> (<>urt II- >>■« a l llilla it-'t"
«ire.
g a rm e n t.
(Continued fro m P a g . 1,
dav .«gainst th e H ay-M ulm g com ust 11
h
lrty
Years
Ago
-
i.
»he
iHlh
«la*
««f
Meplembet
1941
hand. F A. K urtz, chairm an of the public
Display of g a rm e n ts p roduced in second; M arvin lleynderlckx. sixth; pany .M. kuig a judgm ent lor »33# 75.
a
■
»
»
*1
whl«‘
h
lim
e
»al«l
certlìlot
•
Argus. August 25 LKH As-a-
SERA si-wing projects tn th e coun- Ig n atiu s Evers, e ig h th ; G len Ire - file sum asked is alleged to be due
relations comm ittee of the ^ a te prune
ai» etiti, pro»a lhe»r • latri»*, appulnt
Wil, ox r«‘i»>rUs th a t tolal »sscfcsnu nt
4»Ire. ««am ine «he h au krupl
ai i
The
T
igard
correspondent
hit
the
n
a
i
l
tv
a
ttra
c
te
d
favorable
a
tte
n
tio
n
as
land,
te
n
th
for
p
re
p
ara
tio
n
of
ab
stracts.
control board, says there are 6000 prune
of th e county will go over five m il-
a rt * u r h - > i h r r li u s i n e a « a* m a* prup*
did th e countv relief can n ery w hich
Ouerivsey fflto w m an sh ip — Willi*
, ni«» before aal»l mreHi«»,
I ioils thus year
grow ers in Oregon and th a t 90 per cent on the head when he suggested th at the
, fair ground« the Nyberg first; Wilbur Nyberg. sec-
,t «< muat
prvae >’ «*l in forni r»
T
eam
of
Ju
liu
s
A
sbahr
ru
n
s
away
of them are in sym pathy w ith the code highw av commission get busy and try to la two davs of lire event
or.d; C h ester R o b in s o n fifth Merle P ^ f O I C
V lO liltO r
a he thè Itan kru p t A - l ami
am t tea rs down m any pickets on
I
filrsl
eradicate
the
wild
carrot
nuisance
by
cut
‘
nn-.ngton.
sixth
had'
Th
D etailed list of prem ium w inners P enr
and its minimum price provisions.
fence arounit court yard
»en, i
» - Il t Il U llille» IG
Brown Swiss Show nuinshtp — Al-
SUH kliolik-rs Ol i-om m erclal bank
ting
them
now
on
the
hig
h
w
ajs.
somt
in
th
e
various
events
of
th
e
fa
ir
Is
___
im
«d
A chain is as strong as its w eakest
d e l lollowing o lllc e is A S Bliolca
-rt Grixssen. eighth.
•. t - « ■ .*i «
■ ' i
listed on page five of th is issue.
thing
isn’t
done
im
m
ediately
the
seeas
Refer
i «.- E ndicott of T ig ard route 1 president. C S Hu-«ell vice-t»i«’s‘
link. The m ajority should not allow the
I lilis
i
it» N (¿ |tE J|
P o ta to e s -H e le n S chm eltzer. first
ppreciation of th e c o-operation
o» r ilp lr y . 11111*1*0*0, « i r r «
«
• .it lu i lay tor parole VK - d e n t. A S .«klu.lvs «• b Ru«"-<_U.
C ounty e n tr a n ts in girl.-
small minority to break down the w ork will blow to the four winds and we 11 never of A the
Hillsboro C h am b er ol Com-
_
dw . . . " ,
nh.K and business a t th e s ta te la ir set a record ui «-\- union He was tak e n in to nustody Ed Ki hulmerU h. J
ings of the NRA, which has adm ittedly get rid of them .
NOTK E r<> CMKOITOR8
,n rP...
m erce. Ko^ r>
..„„n tv g ra n g es hibits com parable to th a t m ade by F ebruarv 25 19:i:i on a eliarge ot W illiam ll.igt,« ■ « .. ,p..
» hU tirir» ('«*ur» «f «h» 1 'n llrd Mt*t«"
helped in putting m any back to work ana
a 'i n
K
^ a rm U nioiL was the county boys E leanor B endler still p o je x s u m a n d fined »3000 a n d >.«“ ■> a n d George H. B agl.y. dire« In
lh « h ta trirt «*f ()r«a«»n.
4H
h v r D M inum « ^ I ^ r - «■'! B a rb a ra Enschede, both o f wn eneed to .serve one year in tin- '" ‘,,s
improved working conditions. It anything,
llo p s looking up tht* fall “ >»1 h, th r M M t r r »f Ralph M Mb*rwo'*4.
by C U M m t o n o f F or
, „
lh(, r l0 (h .
Ila iik ru p t
No II 19215 ln Itankrup'«**
The Rev. W illiam G raf, pastor of th«' expressed
>unty Jail Parole was allowed on buyers co n tra, ting up to 25 cent*
it should be strengthened a n d shorter
U r n ° £ £ r d n' T h e F ¿ro^P d e c t e ^ m g j . d n n g contest
O th e r first
Nt*»l«*« i» hrr«f»* g lv m «•• *11 r*w ll« o n
lion th
m a t he
ne pay »250
» z . m , ot
o , th
m>-
yy j W all rc |» 'rts th a t county hal
condition
e
hours provided to increase the am ount of Bethany Baptist church for many years, la ir Doaro l i e g p
n the 3<lh «U* of J u l* A 1« 19»»
w inners were V irginia Sohler tin
w
ithin _ a . year. He talleit t«> will have gmst exhibit ul sta le fan Ralph M Mharw«*«»l of l<ou»a 2 lltll»
...........
flrst ln clo„ UIW J:
was one of W ashington county s most be them selves as entirely -satisf«c-d w ith Pf Acad
Thomius I. Kyle « am
G
(»0*0 H r n - n . (ha bankrupl ai*«»»« h »m »l,
work available.
comply
r..pi\ w ....
ith
on m
th is ------
provision
m t E
, tIle
*■
...............-
RogaHp Rppd of Alohtt. H uberi n r s t
loved citizens. A ttendance at hts *uneral th e outcom e of th e event.
N um erous petty th e fts com m it- Haskell ot llethnny m arried Aug- « • • >1 il* a«lj,nll«-a’ « I hankrtlp« •»<! Ihat
ih r ftral m celln* «*f h»a ■ r«4tUW* w lll ix
A nnual M u tt' dog co n test con- m COoking III. and A rth u r Jaq u ess te-d over th e w eek-end were r e ust 19
Friday attested to the respect and Jove
in «he < o u n i* »*«*ur< »<•■•«» lo tha
T h ird ru ral rolde slabli.'the«l Oalt ( h<-l<l
u cted by the Hillsboro R o tary of D urha[n flrst ,n ca m p cookery- IMllMTl
ported M
.YM
onday
MIYU»» to
HI S
l-H,
h e riff
,,,, « ' ...........
onnell.
’..u n í* t*«*4»rt ll«««»a« al H lllaboro <>r«tfnn.
the people of this county held for this de d club
'
<>ii lh * l»«h <ia* of M rp tam lx*. Iw M . a» 9
a ttra c te d considerable “ «ten-
W inners of o th e r prem ium s were: G -dfred K ra u tsch e td ol Hillsboro ot ,I llld F ."'“
ifteen Y ears Ago
w hirh tim * «ahí rr«dt»ora m ar
tlon and a large n u m b er of ch il- ^IarJorje M eek of N orth Plains, ro u te 4 rep o rted th e loss of a
parted spiritual leader.
W illiam a m . al pro««
Argus August 21. 1919
th r ir
r la im *. ap|*o(nt a
d ren w ith dogs. Prizes were aw ard ed
ln cooking I. M argaret Boh- double h arn ess M onday evening O re n b rm e r re tu rn s from overseas attvtol
The dollar-dinner prepared by 4-H
truel«*« i'tamin«« lh« harikrup». an«l l rana-
to th e following ow ners of dogs. lpr of Arad(,my t tllr(i tn clothing while O S tiff of n ear D u rh am s t a
re h .Hha* buainaMl a* m ar proparir
service
’lub girls for four people is one of the
tiefora *a!4 m««<ii»v
H elen B agnell, H illsboro ro u tJ
¡j B a rb ara E nschede of Hillsboro. tion reported th e th eft of tour Buff
O tto Brose given co n tract t o
« la ,,m
in * m«Mt lw* pra*4M»ta4 tn f»»rm ra
most worthw hile projects undertaken in
R obert Ja n n se n . KeedvlUe; C a m - e ig h th in cooking I I I ; G race B ow - O rpington chickens Sunday eve build road from Forest Grove to
il
iu i rad l»r lh«* Ita n k ro p i Ar» and *w o rn 1«.
e n n e Kelly. S ylvan; Aubrey a n d nian of HUi slx}ro tenU i In clothing ning A n um ber of new spaper boxes Y am hill county line
club work. This year the youngest com
Thr .. hnlola fll«.l diario»*« |0<> <H> »•-
Frank J
W illiam s prom inent
Id lA 00
liahtillla». no ««« m p tio r*
M arvin VanLoo. H illsboro route 4. j y an£j Ann \ j u n kers, also of H ills- were reported stolen from the road
--------
petitor in the group was only 14 y?ars *
tma«l
M ary Julien. H arry M ason.
boro, eleventh ln clothing IV; Ros- to Rippling W aters S a tu rd ay a n d P y th ian and native son. died S un-
>at«*«l
M«*p(4Fn>lx*r
**. 19.«4
age. but she served her dinner with the
b o r o r o u te '2; N orm a Meyers. L aurel; a]R,
of A loha-H uber, tw elfth Mrs C F Jackson reported t h a t a «lav
k.n,.,« n,
l i l i >S T . . T . «> N »illE J r .
R rf«
Y kill,
-ire w is Stolen from he, ear S .t-
C um nnnc.. I n ||.-)Y«BI.
s ta rd V« l^
d _at
S terling N aught, *.......
H illsboro
3, in ciotning
(.lothlng j.
Jp a a n n r-erjKMi
p Prion Ul
of Hills tire
poise and grace of a woman who had
■ route
»...«„
I je
* us •wwcii h »’ hi «»< * v«*
.
,«•
Wtlkesl>»ro - Ver- H .'<kru| « * llilb b o r O ra«
ley. F orest G rove ro u te
thlf(1
o o k ln i n I I l I ; : a am
n d u , dav evenmg near th e can n e ry
k - ’ * J ahP n .tub lulls on
Mickey Wooley.
th lrd ,n
in c cooking
been queen of her home for years. In fact,
1: Wesley L
incoln n e a r N o _ r . n P
,,a a tric
trip ia
la M over
oyer o f N orth P lains
Lincoln,
lain s
T hieves broke in to the s ta n d of
w u S r , w ho « . . . .W » r e d
it is verv doubtful if many women of
ldm
P lains. M arg aret ^ reud£ " ^ 1
n in th ln cooking III
H erm an Koebcr at Six C orners S a t
Dr D E Wiley, physic .>n anil
m ature age could serve such an appettzing i ? i« hiizh tim e t h a t o u r n a tu ra liz a tio n la u s are e rt Bristol. J e a n A nn Pa-sley, H »
se v e ra l o th e r events In th e girls urday night A q u a n tity ot groceries, surgeon, g ra d u ate of McGill col
am
en
d
ed
to
provide
to
r
c
a
n
c
etteu
o
n
o
^
n
t
U
e
n
-
'
a
rd
Schoen.
Agnes
P
a
tte
rso
n
F
e
rn
dlvuslo|,
arp
to
(*>
conducted
during
meal for the same am ount of money th at
cig arettes a n d confections were ta k lege M ontreal, lias form ed a |>.«r!-
W eintz. Buddy G ulley Jessie Plapp.
balancP of t he sta te fa ir
en in addition to »10 w orth of nershlp wltti D r J <> Kobb Be
these girls are allowed to spendj The din
i. a «eleran of the C an ad ian serva e
Wesley Jo n es Ja c k Howe. D onald
firew orks.
ner must be prepared, served, dishes ^ ^
of n th sh
e ir
Ja m es linbrie. son ot Mr and Mrs
o
m ere h« full
X > knowledge
W ^ c itize
ip m « eaning
certain ly Cady. Ja c k C urry. Don H am m er
T h e ft of »50 w orth of electrical
s u n l e y S huck a n d W alter M, K in- H o f f m a n H o l d s H e a r in R
linbrie of West Union, a r
washed, and everything put aw ay in three
tix lu re s from hts hom e a t tile end Frank
rived
hom e M onday from a-rvtie
ney Dr R J Nicol was th e judge.
B e . . r * n ■ a • • r • d —- s ---------------------
F o r e c l o s u r ---
e at i t th
n e e srn
o ii.-. r Ferry
e r r y road wi
r,
hours’ time. The m anner in which these n o t all th a t should be p a i r e d ot a n
Scholls
in
tht-
navy
m m rer bpr a n A m erican a n d o u r navuraiiz^uxin*
Twin-Triplet
____
“Round-Up"
_
...
A w
.. H offm an, fe d e ra l con- ported T h u rsd ay by J S M oltzner,
duties are expedited are a credit to any 5 X ° J o ^ ¿ V X n g e d . a n d a t
R eg istratio n s were m ade for th lr - d ila tio n com m issioner, held h i s P o rtla n d atto rn ey M oltzner had re-
G r a n a r ( aunell Meets
one. and the lessons learned are of in sible m om ent to provide a n e“ X
i^ w n -
first hearin
hearin g g of
of im
im p p ortance
ortance w W ean«*-
ednes-
.n il. purchased
the house, aceord-
and one
one for
for trip
trip le
le ts
ts a a t t th
th e e first
,-nti.
purcna.seo in,
W ashington county G range eouu-
estim able value to the girls throughout anv nerson b o m in a foreign country » n o is con ty 'T w tw in ins
it ., ■
■ n « d „a on „ „ account
account day
r i . u a „ t t th
t h e n county
r o o n t v court
court room
room w w hen
hen u ,g to the report
R
ound-U
p
a
d of a c rim in al offense, e ith e r a g a in st th e n a
Ivm
ett both 'l l will "A11
m eet W ednesday
evening at
life Table linen and appointm ents were vtcU
the e large
ith M
M artin
artin J J B H er-
er-
sain
Mei-,
in Sw
m h ; im » u .
large num
num ber
ber of
of late
late regis-
regis- c creditors
reditors m m et et w w ith
Sain Frost
Frost and
and Me
. . . ------ - ure ,irp u rged t „
tio n sta te o r individul. m ay. a fte r review of th e of th
th m
e ltt«
com
ittee decided
to nu
n a rd rd s s B B ern
ern ard
ard s' s' fa fa rm
rm o of
alm ost
ost o l o( Hillsboro,
Hillsboro, were
were I arre ste d Batur- J K‘‘rr(d (,n( as pi;,,,.., W||| be discussed
. m
derided
to
t alm
perfect, and in one case the menu on «ase by co m p eten t a u th o ritie s, be deprived of c itize n __ [rations, .n m
in ate tw ins a s th ey received a 800 acres a t O renco was foreclosed dav on d ru n k charges
1 hey a p - fnrp tlll. d b trl(., .„ „ „ e tl inerting m
cardboard cut in the 4-H pattern lent an sh ip an d . if th e c ircu m stan ces ju stify it. be ae elim
nrize th u s giving each p a ir a prize, on for (60.000 a n d »3000 a tto rn ey s peart-d in th e Hillsboro re, ,,rd«-i s NoV(.,nbpr
Hillsboro G range wlll
Aa usual
p o r te d —Hood R iver News.
artistic touch to the table.
T h ree p a ir of tw ins
reg isterin g fees Ju ly 11 by M R Jo h n so n of court M onday and were fined »25 m ee( S atu rd av
a
.
.
.
n
d
t
h
P
"
R
o
u
n
d
-
U
D
.
'
F
o
r
,-s
t
G
rove
a
n
d
the
U
nited
S
ta
te
s
.
■
h
at
tin-
plant of th«
failed to a tte n d th e 'R ound-U p ' F orest
-
Mav the dollar-dinner project always
All tw in s registering resided 1 n N ational b an k of P o rtla n d
T he
M arriage I.Icense Issuril
be a part of the 4-H club work, for it
H enry F ra n g e r of P ortlund route
W ashington county. Prizes o tte re d presen t action forestalls sale of the
will undoubtedly make for happier homes.
8. and F rances L Je u n e of B eaver
were all of th e sam e value. »2 ln property. A nother h earin g lias been
ton rout«- 2. Septem ber 4
W ork of the sewing clubs, in which
T h irty Y ears Ago
T h ere a re those w ho do n o t like th e codes for m erchandise or cash. W inners a re set for M onday.
_,
Ver.-M-I D ean M, «'alllev and Attic
_
---------------
Yrgus August 18. 190 .Joist-pli Rd- |, aldllll. m -ugan both ol Eugene
is a n d for th a t and so th ey criticise th e n a tio n a l given below.
girls learn to make their own clothes, is th
X ^ t r a t f o n . T hey do not like- t h e g u t t e r code
ihe fa«««-- -» • r J " v - »r 1 f;-c«i-i't>« L . o c a l I o B a a s s e e b
l l T . e e ta
am
w ards, county pioneer, died A ugust
o a
au
.i
also a great thing for the young people.
.
nor th e egg code, th e p o ta to or tornatz, code. T h
y *» r- o f a , - . M r- C la r a « « V a n -
D r o p s V e r n o n i a N in e 10 C o n trac to r J W G oodin sucress-
- .......- — -
YYileh ll.i/r l S, hnol Begins
apple a n d the pru n e a n d p ear a n d th e peach a n o dehey ind M r- M ar, n H a rt ■ H la-
r
a
i
d
in
g
in
county
Ion
iM
»
r>
>
twm.
..........
.
...
,
.
Hillsboro
defeated
V
ernonia
9
to
ful
bidder
on
im
proving
county
poor
w:il
,M.g ,n a , W itch Hazel
aU^of th e others. In fa c t th ey a re n o t J code!>-
be
W ilcox of B a n k* route 2 and r •»»- & s unday in a post-seas n gam e a t fa rm
O rin building»
U Bariow a n d M,ss M a ry 1 M onday. Kept, inte r 17
r a th e r m ark etin g a g reem en ts a n d are designed to Ered
r.r.l W O em " f E-.r.—
t
p
'V
-
iw«te
.
,
.
r ' "i
S k ta n o g u el,
pitch in g for the
a lste t i n ^ h e o n jlrlv selling a n d m ark etin g of p ro d
M r M * rU
:s ; V
1 ernonia.
^ . .tru c
t
E C onnell wedded in P o rtlan d A ug-I
' „ , vl,r(.P O ra n led
ucts th a t som eone m ust o b tain money for to pay for W alker :■< E '.rtst O ro v»; «Id««« tw,n«. m en while Nelson V ernonia h u rler
Uip t» tm a ste r W aggener h a s had
(Arr « ‘‘rr«'” ''n - m
Some of the skeptically inclined who o th e r com m odities. Ail of these so-called codes a re M rs. O b I. f E-'-ner «nd M r . Eli«» .-th
dow n fjye b a tte rs R ogers of th e increase the room in the post o f- Blanch« Gr<g„ W .irr n
local
got th ree h its out ol
think the SERA projects. Red Cross and set up un d er a law passed by th e legislature of O re H»rm « of M „ „ n t» in d « l« . -id«"« '
tic -
and
H erm an Schulm e, Ich.
Exnenalve l»Dllca
I
'.'*3 n v e t l m e ^ a t b a t
county re ief ’.vork is all wasted effort gon a n d a d m in istered by th e secretary ot a g r i c ^
building ow i'-r. Is doing th e woi s
w e c lT a g r a l n P u | .and got
tu re of the sta te a n d th e federal
We are- equipped with the
th in n w t
tw in *.
Dorothy
« n a
Lau
rel
should have seen the wonderful exhibit n o thing w hatever to do w ith th em W hile th ere a r » Grace
Koehnke of ..............
Cornel»«» route 2 ;
race «a«^rn..»w
IHvofce S u it Filed
most m odern type of walnut
youmrert n r ; tw in«. B everly June and
W o o lfo lf c — L o V ln a O . W O O lfo lk VS
of the se ein g project at the county fair. those who criticise these ag reem en ts the
lia rt.a ra
Jean
M tw kley
of
c la re n c e A Woolfolk.
f th e neoDle a re in ag ree m e n t wuth th e m a n a oe
s a w
j S
W
-
There were garm ents for little folks made „ heve
young«.« b, y twin".
Uu',“,L"
Jack
E d d ith
Ja c k - -E
ith Jack
Ja c k vs. Ross M
they con stitu te a step in th e rig h t dire£“ ° ‘? X
n e.« of H « .v « rt„n
r o u t. 2 :
l««t
c o m m e rc ia, u u u k .
out of the goi d parts of adult clothing th e control ot the price of fa rm p r o d u c ts .- S h e n d a n t M w cln
Jack.
in , to rn In W auhlnglon c n in ty . r r « l-
by A B. Sholes, have arrived for cost 111c »8.,
E.x
which looked like new ; there were quilts
e rlrk and E 'ra n ri. I ’ laa. of Itan ka; »»*«
in stallatio n in ttie new brick
Sun.
If you change your addreas k in d
young«.' boy t w in ,. D u n .ld and Ron
^
t
K
^
o
i
r
i
.
Augitst
O
.
to
M
r
anil
We
specialize
In quality Job p rin t-
Free delivery to packing
M in u s
« i n i . m ig lis i.
. . . *■■■
.... - r - —
m ade out of the scraps, and many other
ald V a n O y k a . m , « frerkled tw in .. Hazel ly notify th e A rgus d ire c t a n d a t
M rs P eter N V anderzanden G irl Ing- Argus.
houset*
of tiny ansociation.
and Helen Stream of 11111.1«,ro route 1 ;
things th a t were almost unbelievable, and
once.
______
m .wt blond tw in«. Fred a n d
H i,h a rd
B
y
M
u
n
c
h
last but not least this exhibit was evidence
S o m e L u lla b y !
S etniker
of H lltoboro
route 2 ; tw in«
Bunker Gets
Pen Sentence
Cattle Show
Highlight of
Comity Fair
Debt Burden of
County Increases .
.1
Ireland Company
Wins in Contest
Crabbing by Minority
Give Backing
TooLatetoClassify
ValUUL its
Jl.Ilt I Hir I lOIlOr*»
.Arrested I uesday
Dollar-Dinner
Abuse of Citizenship
WALNUT
DRYING
Our Yesterdays
Who Made the Codes
Dundee Dry ing
Corporation
r
S 15 per green ton
Does it Pay?
Should Be Non-Partisan
th a t in this way people are given an op
portunity to help themselves, thus raising
th e ir m orale.
The cannery, which Yvas set up in the
little office building, dem onstrated how
people could help them selves by getting
a w inter’s supply of fru it and vegetables
if they were willing to work. I he govern
m ent furnishes the sugar, cans, etc., and
th ere are experienced SERA w orkers in
charge. Indeed, these things are w orth
while.
M any p o litic a ls cling to th e a n tk iu a te d theory
th a t a weekly new spaper mu-st be a p a rtisa n P®111*
cal o rgan Som e of th e m Just don t seem to be
able to get th ro u g h th e ir h e ad s th e conception of
a com m unity new spaper as a
public com m unity in stitu tio n . T hey c a n u n d e rsta n d
th a t a lib ra rian who h a p p e n s to vote th e rep u b lican
tic k e t c a n still co n d u ct th e public lib rary on. a
strictly n o n -p a rtisa n basis, b u t th ey c a n t
to th e fa c t th a t an ed ito r who h ap p en s to vote th e
dem ocratic tic k e t can ru n a new spaper on a policy
w hich rises above p a rtisa n politics. H erein we d is
cover a n o th e r d ifferen ce betw een th e politician a n d
th e sta te sm a n —W isconsin Press.
Entitled to a Chance
Adds Much to Farm Income
One often sees and hears of the smooth
and fast talking out-of-town salesm an of
this and th a t coming into the community
and selling his wares right under the nose
of the local man. Why should we fall for
this sort of thing when we know very well
th at the man next door, a neighbor or
friend in business or a craftsm an, can be
depended upon to give us a pood square
deal? The local man is most certainly en
titled to at least a chance at the business.
The comm unity sym pathizes with S. C.
{illen in the death of Mrs. Killen. Mrs.
<illen and her husband had been active
ind prom inent m em bers of this commu-
,ity fo r m any years. Mr. Killen is par-
icularly well known as the editor of the
lillsboro Independent for many years be-
ore it was consolidated with the Argus,
drs Killen, while her health perm itted,
ook a prom inent p art in women’s affairs
n this city.
T he cash Income of A m erican fa rm e rs Increased
»1500.000,000 or 39 per c e n t during th e first y ear 01
th é o peration of AAA according to figures com piled
a t W ashington R e n ta l and ben efit p ay m en ts to
fa rm e rs accounted for m ore th a n 12 per cen t of th e
increase A pproxim ately 1.200.000 fa rm e rs re p re se n t
ing th e bulk of th e n a tio n s com m ercial p ro d u c
tio n of corn a n d hogs h ave signed reduction c o n
tr a c t a n d will p a rtic ip a te in th e 1934 program . T h e
n um ber of c o n tra cts signed ln O regon to ta l ab o u t
6500 Tillam ook H ead lig h t-H erald .
"E ven th e c ritics ot th e R oosevelt a d m in is tra
tio n m ust find It g ra tify in g to re ad evidence t h a t in
the last year Im provem ent lias been so plainly m a r k
ed. I t is n o t reasonable to expect t h a t all th e
Roosevelt e x p erim e n ts will succeed B ut it is
th in g , in fa c t it is a g re a t deal, to know t h a t th e
R oosevelt a d m in istra tio n m ark s th e h ig h est level
in th is c o u n try of concern for th e o th e r fellow.”—
W ilkes B arre, Pa., News <Rep.)
“T h e big po in t a b o u t th e whole recovery program
Is Its elem en t of balance. We c a n 't have a ruined
a g ric u ltu re a n d a prosperous in d u stry any m ore th a n
we can have a prosperous a g ric u ltu re a n d a ru in ed
in d u stry ."—G e n e ra l Jo h n so n .
whoae b irth d a y , a re nearer, September 1. M A C
Johnny am i W a lte r K u fer
d a rk e .t r.on-
„le.io n ed
t w in .,
How ard
and
Harold
llerggren of H ilb b o ro route 3 ; yuunge«t
to y and g irl tw in .. S tanley and Shirley
H u trh e n . of L au re l ; t w in , looking mo«,
alike, John and J am e. Scherm erhom of
E'oreat G
ro ve;
roreni
« iio
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— in a - I,a,king
- mo«, un-
like, Vance and June B«*w ell o f B<»v-
prton. f i r . t , anil C harraafne and C h arllta
Ledford of F n r a t Grove route I. »erond ;
tw in , neareat 3» y e a r, of
M ra. Anno
l-ranirer Sohler and M r ,. M ary P ran i/.T
W aibel of H ilb b o r o ; boy and irirl tw in .
I.aikina tnimt alike. Donald Frederick and
G race E lizabeth E n«eldin(ter of Hlllabo ro ;
beet |.«,kinir boy and id rl tw ina. Jack
and
J-a n
M orriaon
of
H lll.b o ro ; y ,rl
tw in . I-«,king mn»t unlike. K a lh c rln e and
M ari-arct
D H o n d t of
H ill-b o ro ;
tw in ,
drea.ed moot a lik e l.e v e ra l prize- were
given under t h i.
c la r ific a tio n ,
a. a
I number
w ere
drea.ed
a llk e l
M au ri,le
and M .r g o r e t Putnam of Hillsboro route
Eunice
E laine
and
V e rn lre Velda
Sahnow of F o r a t Grove route 2 ; C lin
ton and Clayton C ra fto n o f T u ard, and
Leland and Lela M ille r of C o rn eliu. route
1 1 L a u re ,
E lizabeth
and
o f A loh» oerc the only
I and **<•< ve»l the pri«e
Florence
trip let«
Also equipped for filbert
ilrying.
Only the Ford
gives you a
E w e r)
preaent,
Fall School Term
to Open Monday
For less th a n $2500
(C ontinued from p»t?e 1 >
len, m ath e m a tic s; Miss V irginia
Brogden, E nglish; M atthew Skene,
m ath e m a tic s a n d history; Miss Elsie
Cim ino, E nglish; M e i E dith M.
Fort. E nglish; Miss E dw yna B road-
bent, history and m usic; Miss M arie
Houguez. com m ercial; Reese H a -
th h o rn , m ath e m a tic s; Miss Lillie
Homedew, dom estic science; Dave
O. ¿eger, m ath e m a tic s; Miss F lo r
ence McDonald ■ ' lent e M I i « u l e
A Nex. com m ercial; M aurice M.
Romlg. m an u a l tra in in g ; F. C. H tal-
ley, civics; Miss D orothy Tongue,
E nglish; M iss Tennessee W ea th e r-
red. biology; Miss M ary Yoder, l a t i n
a n d history; and Miss H elen P a rr,
history and com m ercial
A dditional opening d ates fo rc o u n -
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Yet I b i s V-B Is Ibr «’,” t
efficien t un«l economR'4*
Ford engine ever built.
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