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Hiltoboro Independent eatab l í ? l
M r K IN N K Y A M r K IN N K Y . Publisher»
Published Thursday».
Enterad aa aee*
-cista* m atter in the
posto/fir« a t H illa bon». O re jó n
Support Red Cross Here
W ashington county is e x p e c te d to
reach a certain quota in Red Gross mem
berships. and the principal towns are also
given a quota to reach during National
Red Gross m em bership drive. Armistice
Day to Thanksgiving. In view of this fact,
all residents of the county should buy
their m em berships in W asington county,
as part of this money comes back to the
county for relief work and disaster. Port
land is staging a drive early in October.
Rem ember your borne county and the
good that your money can do in relief
work Buy at home.
H ll.I .S liU K ll
ARGU S.
Pen Fenns Given
by Circuit Court
(C o n tin u a l fro m
im h
*
11
H IL L S B O R O ,
OREGON
bunging ill an extra $25.009 Io tlie
fanners here .nut stabilizing the
market Curry said he knew of no
one »ho lias done more tor coun
ty farm ers than Cyrus
litu i.sda.v, S e p te m b e r 2n, | «►
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Furniture Factory
Movcit to 1 lillshorxi
P ho to of L o ra l G irls
S how n S ou th ern P a p e r
I’lxgograph of llernlee ami Verna
Dillon ilaughti'i . oi Mi and Mrs
Wilbur Dillon ot IIlilslXM>>. was
prinlixl in Uie SepU'inlxT 2 roto
gravure .wx'tlon of Uie I«« Angeles
Times ’The girls were pletiirad u s
ing a 25-| x > uiu I boat fx>»enxl «lUi
a quarler-hors«' power motor to
pull a larger Ixxii on tlie '1'uahriin
river. Tlie power Ixwrl was built by
tli«> Menken broilu'in norlli ot
lllllshoro
57.
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Funutiiro foctoii formerly o|x>r-
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tllM« iivrl'y fur v|( |n
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Operations »ill b«> on a larger scale
««« .*< «» N u t 'h l ll v
T ltn t|N (iii,|
liero 16 men being hired each
w t l l l u t i I n h im h l i i h l y | n . t i H
It I ut M ir ili w ill* Il I d k n o w n I
monUi.
Mr
I ’riiD i’ r. N u l t r 73,
Work is progressing on 18 of the
Ilh lM . HI I'u u l , M in n
I» u l u >
,
47 SKIIA (Mojix-ts uppros ixl tor
In )»«'nr f r o m » ( n in n i h « n rr. i
w i l l M i'inl u fr«'t> »u n itili« t«>
Uie county and t» o more will lx'
wh<» « i Ih«» l il in
T l i r I ilu v li
started Motulav at the T ualatin
. (
Our ctusAltIcd eoliiinns may have o f I '« I k u T u h lt - I» I n » o lii un , .
Vie» and t ’ciiu' Mill aeluxils Sev
bu< k Kuutm itro ot •atlNfiu ti.
r
Just
w
hat
you
are
Uxiking
for
en .school jiUks luiv«' been completed
llllla h u r u I ' k s i m a r r
Head
tliem
Work pix'ixiring a winter ru n
way a t the isiunly airport near
Hillsboro has been
progressing
rapidly (his week Halt a dozen
heavy implements, including a grad
er. |x>wer sliovel and tractor«, are
being used.
Justice m tin* IVaee A W Havens
Monday H arper received a [xv.1-
piuied sentence »lien lie plead
nd
guilty to reckless driving, while
Sm ith paid a fine 01 $2a for oper
ation oi a slot machine
'tL g
M r s
e . c. M c K i n n e y
W . V E R N E M r K IN N K Y
Ed L. Moore, local eluunber of
Suit to collect contributions a l eonunerce secretary. assumed his
Amevciat« E d itor
E ditor
leged to be due under th e work dunes hero Saturday after more
M em ber— Oreir«<n State Kdi-
F irst Audited Paper. I . a r y
m en s compensation act was filed limn two months at Salem, where
to n a l Association and N a -
eat Audited W eekly C ircula
in tiiv local circuit court Thurs he was In charge of concessions,
tion») Editorial AssociatioB
lion in Orucou
day against Frank Greener, opera commercial rentals. sliows and rides
tor of a shingle and logging mill. tor the stale fair. This was Uie
O F F IC IA L
NEW SPAPER
OF
W A S H IN G T O N
CO UNTY
Action » as brought by tlie S tale second year tlwil Mix»ro lias liad
Industrial Accident commission.
S ab e r r ip t ion R a te a S t r ic t ly Cash in A dvance
supervision ot this departm ent.
Joseph I’ottcll of Aloha »ith d ra»
Par y e a r ______________ S i.50
U. S. Outside Ore»on
ELM
That improvement in general
Six ni\ mt ha ___
.S5
Forem n Countriea
IM
a previous plea oi not guilty to an business conditions was evidenced
indictment of driving while drunk al the fair »as the opinion express
Ths H illsboro A rm is assume» no fin a n c ia l reap«maibility for
to plead guilty Thursday He will ed by Moore All available spare
errors published in its column», but in cases where thi* paper
receive sentence Septem ber 29
to at fa u lt w ill rep rin t that part of an advertisem ent in which
» .is sold, eoneessuunsts mail«' money
the typographical m istake occurs.
Orders were Issued in the fol and commercial concerns »ere sat-
lowing
circuit
court
cases
tins
week.
W ashington county people are proud
isited » ith results obtanuxi in spile
A n Independent Newspaper, W h.Me Services and Policies
M achinery company ot the tact th a t many of tlx- con
are Baaed on the P rin c ip le of the Golden Rule. 1 And as ye
of the achievem ents of its 4-H club mem i Frouaught«
s F I IToxel, dismissal; d ia r ie s tracts ca licit lot advances in prices
would that meti should do to you. do ye also to them lik e
bers in com petition at the state fair. The F G nibcl vs. J E. Blazer ct ul. over tile ixcst tew years, lie saul
wise
M atthew 7:12.
Thirty Lears Ago
work of the local boys and girls is out dismissal. State Industrial Accident Apprtviation for Moore's services Argils Septem
(Hie R oger's S ilv erw are ( 'eri il'icate w ilb 20 guiñes
ber 15. 1904 H ills
standing. As the result of the achieve commission vs Oscar V Snider were exprossed to directors ot the boro
bowled e ith e r ladies or gent leilien.
|xxst
oil
tee
roblusl
of
$320
al. releasing attached property; local chamber of eonunerce by Max in i ash and $>00 In stam ps Sate
ments of l.eRoy Mills and Gharles Kay of ct
Virgil Meyers is w S Ntclxils ct Gehlliar. director ot Hie fan
blown
Delivery
hoi
.<
■
ot
I’limax
Tuervk-MeKcnzie
The esteemed Oregonian even charges the Shady Brook calf club W ashington al. dismissal;
mill uMst in making geta»av Hoiro
laler found by ltarry Flint al Kln-
th at arrogance of courts as displayed in county will represent the state ot O re company vs. Elmer B ennett, dis
missal.
H
W
Priekett
et
ux
vs.
tOIL
C o n fe c tio n e ry — B o w lin g A lle y «
Portland is attributable to the new deal gon in 4-H club com petition at the P a Mildred Gibbons et al. Judgment;
John Berger, 61. died at riiilli|xs
X
ers. It also ended an editorial recently cific International. They were declared Jam es A Wood vs. M. Tsugawa.
September it.
Where Indies are Courteously T reated and
Many county people ut «tate fair.
by saying th at “ all regardless of politics grand cham pions in livestock, crop and dismissal, s ta te Iiuluatrial Acci
Cordially Invited "
W ashington county pod Veterans Comity exhibit in charge ot W J
dent commission vs Jam es lax1 Vale
or party, hope those policies (New Deal) miscellaneous dem onstration contests at et
¡d. judgm ent of ixm -sutt; S tate ot EVroign Wars, will nom hiate ol - W all assisted by Miss Ann l'a t-
the
Salem
show.
These
boys
are
a
credit
ot HULsboro and Mrs Bux
may succeed, but the issue is still in the
1289 Main Street
Hillsboro. Oregon
Industrial Accident commission vs. fleers at the post meeting in tlie U'rson
ot Forest Grove
lap of the gods." W ith the very splendid to the county.
Sherm an Mill company, judgm ent V F W luill tonight «T hursday ton Jolui
L
Madding
and
Miss
Carrie
H
e
Serve
OLLMI'IA
and
WEINIIAKIIT'S
BEEIt
A V F W. birthday party will
of non-suit; Suite Industrial Ac
co-operation ? ? given by the morning p a
nuirrled Se|>teml«'r 8
be held at 8 p in Saturduy Ui the Bullard
cident
commission
vs.
Clarence
G.
Cornelius mud route running
per it couldn’t help but succeed, now could
Boggi. judgm ent of non-suit; Peter IXirtlaiid armory and is open to north to M ountaiudale starts out
Títere will lie a
it? The O regonian has deliberately b road
H an vs. Carl Lindgren et al. dis tlie public Members of tlx> G rand «itli John Vanl.om as earn er ami
FREE P A M I AT I. O. O. F HAI.I. T ill RSOAV NIGHT
missal; A. W. Kilburg v s C. C. Army of the Republic. United Will VonLoni us substitute
cast the spirit of doubt in most every case.
Joluison A- Son ot tlie South
Harris, judgm ent; Elmer H. Sm ith Spaiush W ar Veterans, American
September 27 — Koeb’x Orchestra
Such actions do much to undo the good
vs Joseph Ritchey dismissal. Lu Legion. Disabled American Veterans 1'uatatm sawmill have purchased
th at is being accom plished.
cille White vs victor W hite, dis and their auxiliaries are especially the big Capt. Christensen place
Ai . S e p tem b e r 8 1804 Prad
The great “ independent republican"
The voters of Oregon are going to undergo a missal; Ethel L. Early vs. V. E. invited. T hera will be speaking, Wumendorf of slierwixxl eruslied to
new spaper of the Oregon country declares supreme test when they vote for governor tins tall, Early, dismissal; G aston S tate bank music and dancing
di atli »Idle driving loud of baled
M E. C arm an et ux, dismissal;
hay through covered bridge
th a t the new deal hinders the revival of and upon th eir vote will depend the future attitude vs.
Ne» York Life Insurance company
B irtlis G irl Se|denilx'r 2 to Mr
the American system by sm othering con of flunking men towards the average voter.
vs.
Austin
Sim
s
et
al.
confirm
a
m
id Mrs M (' r ase G irl Scptem bci
The voters will have three distinct types of men
fidence with its confusion. Anyway one to vote
i to Mi and m i Pi «si f 11.«« i
for: Peter Zimmerman, Joe Dunne, and tion of sale; Liquidation of Sliute
of Luurel.
Savings bank, order to deposit
can easily note th at under the new deal G eneral C harles H. M artin
AS U S U A L
It Bagley elected delegate
In Peter Zimmerman. they have a m an who is bonds; Erwin T Wills vs. Gladys
Approximately 1(XX) library books to George
impressive gains in business and agricul
Pythian grand lodge
at the plant of tlu*
M Wilis, default; H August H un- for county elem entary and district
conscientious,
hard
working,
zealous,
and
a
crusader,
ture are being m ade, while under the old but a m an who is rath er radical in his views, and dem p vs. Mary H underup. default;
Hops quoted nt 25 and 26 cents,
high schools were received th is but growers do not «eem In hurry
guard rule it was slowly sinking to the who has some views tlia t go beyond the wishes of Copeland Lumber company vs. Paul week
and distributed by the coun to part with their crops.
«sal; w. J M c ty school superlnteiuieid's office
bottom and was at its lowest level as thinking people It is these views on state owner
Bert Oakman, »ho killed Frank
Lumber company vs. H. Volumes range in subjt-ct from be- Bennett here August 23. captured
Hoover stepped out and Roosevelt stepped ship of all the elem ents of Industry th a t make him Cready
K.
Roberts
et
al.
dismissal;
T
u
al
at W arrendale Septem ber 3 Sheriff
unsafe as governor of th e state
gmners to advanced student«
$15 p e r g reen ton
in.
Joe Dunne is th e glad-hander Joe D u n n e atin company vs Tony Bozich et
Total of $917 17 ».is ex|x-tidcd to J W. Connell Constable E. B S ap
al.
dismissal;
Bell
Potato
Chip
promises h is listeners everything from a cot in
the county for tlie books Funds pington mid W L Davis retu rn him
the capitol building If ever they visit Salem, to company vs. G. F Via. mayor of were received through u l e v y to lliU.slx'ro.
We are equipped with the most m odern type of
Marriages H erbert Vass of T a
coming to help them milk next fall during hunting Forest Grove, et al. order; S tate am ounting to 10 cents per child of coma
\\ aliiut bin dehydrators and W alnut washing ma
*
and Mabel Ca« rse of T ualatin
season. He is th e typical campaigner, the typical Industrial Accident commission vs school age In the county
Septem ber 7 William Bagley
chinery.
Paul Mallon in his W ashington article politician, th e old time, baby-kissing back slapping Oscar V. Studer et al. order; E d Volumes valued at $110.17 were J Plains
r and Alta Ix'dford here Scptem
ward Schulm erich vs. S. Workman, received by tlie Hillsboro schools bci
«1
says th a t the governm ent in its efforts vote getter. W hat's more, he will get lots of votes.
default and Judgment; T. B. D en
Free delivery to packing houses of any association
G
eneral
M
artin
isn't
a
politician.
He
doesn’t
Fiflren Lears Ago
for economy in adm inistering relief is know tlie first thing about feeding the voters the ney vs. D. C. Howard, dismissal;
Art ua August 28. 181» 1. T. M r-
B
e
th
a
n
y
A
p
p
le
G
ro
w
e
r
confronted with opposition by m anufact syrup they seem to demand. G eneral M artin as R. J Higdon vs G. W Mapes, dis
Pheeters of Uic Pliarnuicy Joins
A lso e q u ip p e d fo r F ilb e rt d ry in g .
Show s “ It C an be D o n e " Sliute Savings bunk us vice-presi
urers, who feel th a t the governm ent is sumes th a t the voters are sensible enough to cast missal. S tate Industrial Accident Ernest
Sehaer
of
Betlianv
m
a
r
commission
vs.
Hugh
W
Wilkinson,
dent
tak in g th eir work away from them. The th eir votes on issues and upon a basts of com judgm ent of non-suit; S tate Indus keted 296 boxes of O ravensteln Shortage of labor slows up »ork
parative ability as between the candidates. General
governm ent is arranging for the process M
artin has never soft-soaped anybody; he considers trial Accident commission vs. H er apples off 19 tr o « and gave many on highway between hero and P o rt
ing of cotton to be turned over to needy tt a waste of time. He depends upon qualifications man L. Groat, judgm ent of non away. These apples were sold a t an land
Mrs George Em niutt sells m illin
and S arah P arr vs. Jacob average of 88 cents per box. Mr.
people this w inter and help reduce its m picking his own men. and feels th a t th e voters suit;
Seliaer cleared th e land for his or- ery to Mrs L. S tixkton
Parr, default and Judgment
will
do
the
same
thing.
He
is
probably
wrong.
S
of Vancouver. B. C .
direct outlay. Do these same objectors
Probate« orders were issued In cliard and made IUs first planting buys Cowley
So the voters of Oregon face a test. They face
Miller restaurant
22
years
ago.
He
has
Increased
IUs
object to the outlay of relief funds, pre a test
tlie
estates
of
M
argaret
Wetzler.
as to w hether they are still in a mood to
Mrs Alfred Luelling. pioneer, will
dicting grave dangers in the debt situa swallow and believe the political, syrup coated, tim e Herman Wetzler. C. O rrin W illiam orcliard several tim es smee He ow of county clerk » h o served in
lias
a
number
of
varieties
and
tt«*
son.
Elmer
L.
Rice,
Flora
C
Hillier.
If she isn't, maybe it's because your c ar is hard to
70s.
died August 23
tion, which can be viewed as an orderly worn ballyhoo, or w hether they have been suffi Raleigh S. Robinson, Mary P eter apples are ¡is good tor better« th a n Gray,
pitching
for
Hillsboro handle. One of our MAREAK chassis lubrication jobs
bilked in th e past to put th eir ears to the
process of redistribution. The people th a t ciently
against Sheridan, strikes out 13
ground and really find out about their men before son. Rasmus Nelson and Abraham grown anywhere.
will make your car handle easier and ride easier. It pro
«utters
will receive these products would be un they
Drake. A guardianship order was
vote.
t
, , Issued
W C Oifford lias rliarge of tlie tects your car against wear. It outlasts ordinary "grease
for G. L. Tout.
L ester Ire la n d A tte n d s
able to buy them anyway. We printers
If th e voters of Oregon swallow the political
: starcti factory ut Beaverton.
C h ic a g o Im p le m e n t M e e t
wonder if these same m anufacturers ob ballyhoo being handed out by Joe Dunne, who is
J. C Beehen and wife relum ed jobs" 2 to 1. That makes it cost less. Come in today,
promising
whatever
he
believes
his
immediate
lis
Lester
Ireland,
local
hardw
are
(juick and expert service.
from overland trip to M innesota
jected to the governm ent being in the en teners w ant to hear, they will prove th a t they are
mercli&nt and North Coast c h a ir
September 4 1919 Harvest draw
velope printing business at a loss. The still vulnerable to being "sucked-in" by th e sm art
Valve G rinding u Bprelnlty in O ur S hop
man of the Im plem ent Compliance ing to door Best crop of winter
Car Washing olid Vac Cleaning
buyers or recipients of this governm ent boys from the cities.
board will leave tonight to attend wheat ever raised In the district
Tiro Itepulr aiul Battery Hrrvler
Hop
picking
begins
and
price
is
Then, when they find out they have been bilked,
a national convention of the Im
bounty were well able to buy the en
(Continued fro m page 1)
R ead Bervlro Anytime, Anywherr
they will cast about for someone to blame. I t will Dr. H D. Huggins of Hillsboro was plem ent Com pliance b o a r d a t quoted at better Ilian 50 cents.
velopes, too.
Methodist church votes Improve
probably be the newspaper editors who get t h e lauded by R alph Carlson, first aid Chicago. Ireland is clvairmao of
ment Will build new parsonage, re
blame, but the best a n editor can do is to a y
and lifesaving field representative tiie district comprising all of O re pair old building and renovize church
For heaven's sake THINK.—Medford News.
from San Francisco, who attended gon and western Waslilngton.
building.
L. S. Campbell
Arrau from O. K. Depot
Hillsboro loses last game of season Towing Phone 1703
the meeting. He announced th a t
M
a
r
tin
to
S
p
eak
L
o
c
a
lly
j
to Woodburn 3 to 2 Since organ
courses of training would be held
T h e O n ly S ta tio n W ilh C o m p le te S ervice
President Roosevelt is seeking a way
I in county centers this fail f o r ;
O c to b e r 15 a t C. o f C. iz in g after July 4 Hillsboro has suf-
to m ake NRA perm anent. Business and
but two defeats and G ray has
teachers and adults.
Congressman C harles H. M artin 'fured
Approximately 60.000 CCC men democratic nominee for governor, struck out 85 men in seven gumes.
labor in the large percentage of cases will
allowed
but 31 lilts and perm itted
perhaps well th a t agitators should learn, and 66.000 CWA workers have re will speak a t the local cham ber of
doubtless w ant the president to succeed right It a is.
t the beginning, th a t this Hood River com ceived first aid training during the commerce October 15. Arrangem ent« but seven earned runs
Delegates to state legion conven
in his efforts to m aintain the good fe a m unity of fruitgrowers and business men will not past year he declared, and as a
for the appearance were m a d e tion a t Portland include Li C G.
tures of the program . The chiselers have tolerate any effort they may plan to provoke labor result accidents which occurred in Tuesday
by L. T. M cPheeters and Reiter and Sergeants Frank Rollins,
had a g reat deal to say. but the business trouble here. Hood River valley is a small, b u t co the CWA program were about half Ed. L Moore, chamber of commerce Verne McKinney and Clifton Bag-
community of people who are blessed with the ratio expected Adult classes secretary.
ley.
people who co-operated in w orking out the operating
sufficient intelligence to be able to conduct th eir under the SERA will be started in
Ferd O roner of Scholls In town
codes and their fa ir practice provisions, own affairs an entirely w ithout "aid" from trouble the state this winter, he said.
on visit expect« 20 tons of walnuts
F ire P re v e n tio n W e e k
I he first cost of brick and tile construction as com
off his orchards this year
long sought by business, have been keep makers And if. m the face of th is suggestion th a t
Some interesting facts about the
B irths—A boy to Mr. and Mrs pared to the cheapest you can use is so slight th at a few
to be O b s e rv e d H e re
stay out, they persist in coming in to national Red Cross are noted in
ing still and saw ing wood. The g reat agitators
N ational Fire Prevention week. Eugene Dclplanchc Septem ber 2.
disseminate radical propaganda, they will have no the bulletins sent out: The J u n
m ajority of A m erican citizens are inher one
Russell Morgan serving as game months will otfset it in extra cost of heating, painting,
but themselves to blame if they ru n into trouble. ior Red Cross h as a membership October 7 to 13, will be observed in
warden.
insurance, depreciation and general upkeep of the cheap
ently fa ir and honest and desire to co
P ortland people are fed-up with th e strike. And of 7,628.437, »1th a motto. "I Serve." Hillsboro, according to Wilbur Dil
Bonks and court house close for
operate fo r the greatest good of the great for once, th e upstate is thinking in precisely the Red Cross disaster relief service is lon, local fire m arshal. A full pro Labor Day. but business houses re construction.
sam e term s as Mr. and Mrs. Portland.—Hood River the recognized national agency th a t gram is being planned, details of main open. William A. Goodin of
LET US SHOW YOU!
est num ber.
takes charge of relief operations which will be released next week Cornelius buys entire Guernsey
News.
herd of Ferd Oroner.
when there are fires, floods, famine,
Argus, Septem ber 11. 1918-D r
earthquakes or any other catas M o n tg o m e ry P ic tu re at
Suggestion has been m ade th a t jail
L
W Hyde elected surgeon-general
“The tru th about th e president is th a t his work trophes th a t devastate communi
L o c a l T h e a te r is M e r r y
a t the national encam pm ent of
term s fo r reckless drivers would h alt the has really ju st begun. If the people will stand by ties. or the disaster may affect only
"Hide Out," featuring Robert Spanish W ar Veterans.
m ounting toll on our highways. Quite him and back him up. he bids fair to rem ake th is a family or sm all group of people Montgomery and M aureen O 'Sulli E E. Reeves wins Overland sedan W a s h in g to n S tre e t b etw een 1st and 2n d
H ills b o ro
into a finer and happier country th a n it and can be taken care of by funds van, is on the screen a t the Vene
right. T hat would probably be m ighty ef country
Elks event.
ever was before. Moreover, if the people don’t stan d from chapter treasuries. The Amer- tian tonight, Friday and Saturday in Mrs
PLANT
AT
SCHOLLS,
OREGON
M argaret C hantal L allale of j
fective preventive medicine.
by him we shall probably go to sm ash fa r more can Red Cross response to the It's booked as being m errier tlian V< rlxxirt died Septem ber 6.
thoroughly th a n we did after October, 1929. We call of distress frem outside ourj the "Thin Man." As "Lucky" W il
O ur Motto— "I’riemlly Service . . . Eair Prices”
S uperintendent Frost expects big
need Mr. Roosevelt for a long tim e yet, to carry own borders wnen great calam ities; son, the play-boy, Robert M ontgom attendance a t county school fair
has a m ade-to-order role. Jte- Septem ber 18. 19
New deal scored as public th re a t by out the program he initiated; to curb th e extrem occur lias become a m atter of ery
he is compelled to find
Mr. and Mrs. Tlieodore VanDyke
ex-Senator Jam es Reed of Missouri. Seems ists; to keep congress from producing a runaw ay world-wide knowledge. Eight Red a luctantly
hide-out to escape a r of Verboort celebrate golden wed
inflation or giving all the public's money away. All Cross chapters, with 76.840 m e m -, rest country
and to recover from a bullet ding.
like the Missourian has been lined up with th
e kicks a t present are coming from people who bers, are organized In the Insular
but he soon becomes e n
Frederick V Engeldlnger and
the “ aginners” the most of the tim e. He have some special in terest or other in defeating the possessions of the United States, to wound,
tranced with the country when he Miss Anna Lembeck m arried S ep
was a bitter opponent of President W il New Deal or some p a rt of it.”—New York, N. Y., add to the effective local work in meets M aureen O’Sullivan, la s t In tem
ber 9.
Daily New s «Ind«
the 43 states th a t which u done the role of a farm er's daughter.
Reception to returned veterans
son.
across 'h e waters th at divide the
Septem ber 20
Marriage Licenses
Quite a few children wouldn't be so bad If It m ainland from the nlahus where
Plans considered for erection of
G A S O L IN E S
Sincerity is a prized virtue, but the w eren't
Lloyd A Morgan of Buxton and memorial In the city to the boys
for the parents they have to live with. the Ar tiic a n flag flies. The Pliilip-
Leah
G
ary
oi
Scofield.
Septem
ber
who gave their lives to preserve the
actions of some people m ight indicate th a t O ther children wouldn’t be so bad if th eir parents pine chapter lias 48 branches with 13.
R ic h fie ld - G e n e ra l - S h e ll - U n io n - G ilm o re
world s liberties.
would stay home long enough to live with them .—Ex. 30,014 members.
they respect it little.
Willis M. H iatt of Banks route 1 Carl A Carlson loses two fingers
H i -1 ’reas u re ( i reasi n g
and B ertha E LiuiniTman of F or while adjusting saws a t W enstrom
MAC
M a c O u g h ta K n o w
By M unch
est Orove route 1. Septem ber 13.
mill He served several m onths In
Free
(
rankcase
Service - Automotive Repairs
Harold E Harms o l Cornelius France without a scratch.
route 1 and Mildred E Rice of
HEY, GODOV .' I'M
C. V. Bloyd and Opal C. Surlier
F ireston e lire s , Tubes and Accessories
Banks route 2. Septem ber 14
/ LOOKING F«5fA »X
m arra (I at Oregon Citv Septem ber
Reibert W lnferd W estcott of O as- 7. Hi' served in navy during «ar.
LITTLE GOV, WHO
DRIVE
IN — SPARK PLUGS TFLSTEI) FREE
SCHOLLS — Mrs. Nevada Kirby, ton rout«' 1 and I rm a E leanor W olf
BROKE K IIT O S.'
83. resident of Scholls for 31 years, of Cornelius, Septem ber 17.
died a t the home of her daughter,
DIMPLE'S WINDOW
S M A i.i« 2-r<w»m hou««* fo r rent, wl Kiyrinl
Mrs. L. W. Crowder. Friday. F u
B ir th s
LRST WEEK
Hnrvicp station, 4ih and liitfodine H im .
neral services were held Monday
I ,'i.F'ollette To Mr and Mrs. Roy
. . « o n d - h i i t i . l R i l. t
afternoon a t the .Methodist church LaFollette of south of Cornelius, W A N T I.lt to buy
< (»SI.ETTS TRUCK SERVICE
cutter. Fred Rtifeni-r. Itt. I. ll«Tx 5 m .
with Rev. S. Raynor Sm ith offi Septem ber 17, a boy.
Hill
I
',«
First and Baseline Streets
Phone 1263
ciating Interm ent was in M ountain
W A N ’IT .I) To rent fnrrn . not
than
side cemetery.
ON OREGON FARMS
M0 BcrcM, ciiltivH tr*d . G. M a txe n , I tt. 2,
COSI.ETT’S BAR-B-Q
Mrs. Kirby was born a t Alex- j ALBANY — The effectiveness o f
Hillsboro.
.‘tip
andria. M o, Septem ber 10. 1831. codling moth tree bands In eon-
married John W Kirby March 7, trollng thLs fruit pest is being tried
1878. and came to Oregon in 1903. out In Linn county by O. E. Mikc-
YOUNG’S
Mr. Kirby died in November, 1916. sell, emergency agricultural assist
She had lived a t Scholls the most ant agent. In eo-operatlon with
of the tim e since except f o r a several farmers. Six bands have
num ber of years with her .son. W. been placed on five trees In the K
“Thoughtful, Sym pathetic
SOME GOOD BUYS IN
V Kirby a t Kent. Wash She re W ada orchard a t Brownsville and
Service"
turned here a few weeks ago to nine have been placed on five trees
visit her daughter.
Phone 972
Hillsboro
In the F. M French npple orchard
Deceased is survived by the fol west of Albany.
lowing c h ild ren : W V. Kirby, Kent,
Wash.; Mrs. Virginia Middleton,
Ellensburg, Wash ; Rufus C and
O sner Kirby, Bend; Ralph Kirby,
Hebo, and John W Kirby and Mrs.
L. W. Crowder, Scholis.
1 9 3 0 1 % -to n D o d g e T r u c k
N e a r H ills b o ro
A ll P rice«
6-cylinder motor, hydraulic brakes, all new rubber.
Chamber Secretary
Returns from l air
WE PAY DIVIDENDS
County Proud
on What You Spciul!
Our Yesterdays
Co-operation???
C L E M ’S
V .F.W . to Select
Office Nominees
PLACE
IF/iuf Other Editors Say
Do They Like Being Fooled?
Schools in County
Get Library’ Books
W ALNUT DRYING
D U N D EE D R Y IN G C O R PO R A TIO N
Consistency
Is Your Wife a Good Driver?
Norm an Re-elected
Red Cross Leader
T H E TEX A C O S T A T IO N
Value Seen
No Room for Agitators
WHY NOT GET FACTS?
SCHOLLS TILE CO. YARD
Ç oslett $ uper S ervice S tation
Scholls Resident
Buried Monday
Too Late to Classify
Coslctt Super Service Station
Funeral Hom e
Radio Batteries TEN-ACRE HOME
Cyrus Cites Gains
Agriculture Prices
(Continued from pair» 1)
Let us help you put your
Radio in good w orking
o rd er again.
still further In stabilizing the hay Come in for FREE information.
m arket here.
Proof of tiie value of irrigation
Tubes and B atteries
where possible was indicated by
the action of John Thornburgh of
Tested Free
increasing his irrigated land on
Gales creek another 40 acres, a c
cording to Cyrus. Thornburgh p re
viously had 112 acres under water.
Verne Curry, who was chairm an
of the luncheon, stressed the value
of County Agent Cyrus' work to the Selfridge Bros.
Phone 21X
county and said he had done much
PIIILCO DEALERS
to get good prices for the local
farmers. He cited the hay deal as
Douglass
R ad io S ervice
Good 4-room houHe, Delco j
lights, running w ater i n
building, good barn, .$1900,
Easy terms.
Insure with
T u a la tin V a lle y In s u ra n c e
C om pany
W. G. IDE
1314 Main Street
Hillsboro, Oregon
USED TRUCKS
192 6 1-ton D odge 4 -c y lin d e r T ru c k
1926
1929
U /g-ton D od g e 4 -c y lin d e r T r u c k
P /g -to n C h e v ro le t
192 8 P /g -to n
C h e v ro le t
6 -c y lin d e r
T ru c k
4 -c y lin d e r
T ru c k
CADY MOTOR CO.
n n n rr
DODGE
H ills b o ro , O re g o n
PLYMOUTH