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are Based on the P rinciple of the Golden R a le,— ’‘And as ye
would th at men should do to you. do ye also to them lik e
wise.*’— M atthew
7:12.
Courageous Leader
H IL L S B O R O
ARGU S,
H IL L S B O R O ,
Past O fficers
Yell Leaders
Named at Hilhi Honor Guests at
Fire Prevention W eek, October 7 to
13. will be observed in Hillsboro in a hig-
ger wav than ever before. The ravages
of fire take heavy toll throughout o u r
country, and everything that can he done P h ilo lex ia n Club O f f ic e rs
to make people more careful and to do
S elected for Thi» Y ear
everything possible in co-operation with
fire prevention efforts is justified.
C lw er lead ers m id a song leader
were elwMen by com petitive try -
We should also stop to consider the out«
before the assem bly W ednes
fine work of our local volunteer fire day T h e yell leaders are L uV em e
men, who are on call day or night to pre A bendrotli a n d H elen Nelson, while
Sigler is song leader. T h e
vent fire losses in our own city and sur H Allan
ilhi boys a n d girls glee-club w hich
rounding community. They do an excel num bers approxim ately 150 s t u
opened th e y ear u n d e r th e
lent work and the people of Hillsboro owe dents.
direction of Miss E dw tna B road-
them a sincere debt of gratitude. It doesn’t bent of Salem , who is capably fill
m ake any difference w here they are or ing th e position vacated by Miss
Findley.
what they are doing they must answ er E d C ith
larence Young, a tto rn e y ot P o rt
the call of the fire siren.
land. was guest sp e a k er in (he H il-
l assem bly. He delivered a n In
People of Hillsboro and surrounding h tere
g a n d In form ative speech
community should do everything possible on stin
th e C o n stitu tio n of th e U nited
to co-operate with the fire hoys to make S tates.
S tu d e n t btxfy ticket sa les a re ex
their work as easy as possible. Keep out pected
to pass last year's record
of th eir way and by all m eans give them by 50 per cent S tu d e n ts desiring
take p a rt In any kind of school
a chance before driving your car tow ard to
activity, such as ath letics, p la ts
the blaze. Motorists by term s of an ordi or
\ o « at stu d e n t body- elections,
nance are jequired to draw into the curb a re required to own one of these
tickets.
when the siren is sounded and at the a p
Ttie Philolexian club elected o f
proach of fire apparatus. Be sure that you ficers last week to assum e th e ir
duties for th e present year. It Is
do!
I'htirsday, October I,
OREGON
Auxiliary Mec I
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f a s t President« m ul pa.»t « v r e -
tune.» were «liest« of h o nor ut Ute
m eeting of Ute A m erican le g lo n
Auxiliary Tuesday e te iitu g
Past
presidents were Mrs. Helen IV ich-
tnan. second president a fte r the
organization of (tie Auxiliary. Mrs
Hazel G a rd n er. M rs Vula G o o d
m an and M rs G eorgia P atterson
Past se cretaries present were Mrs
Mart,- H offm an. Mrs Het a Nicol
and Mrs Arlinc Kxllnger file h o n
or guests were Introduced and p re
sented w ith corsage bouquets, id le r
which each past officer gave a sla n t
talk T h ree of th e group. Mrs.
iveichnian. Mrs G a rd n e r anti Mrs
H offm an
a r e c h a rte r m em bers
G ib er c h a rte r m em bers p re sen t were
Mrs Em m a D lerdorff. Mrs Anna
G ottlieb. Mrs F raiik a Olsen. Mrs
Victoria B atchelder. Mrs
a n n a
Wells and M is E m m a M cKinney
A short program of m usic and
dancing was presented by M ary
Caldwell. F e lid a C ritte n d e n and
Jacqueline H unt, w ith g u ita r ac
ccm pm iim ent by Mrs. Malsle C a ld
well. A social lim e followed and
refre sh m e n ts w ere served
P lans were m ade to have a card
p a rty next T h u rsd a y night at th e
V eterans' hall, sponsored by the
poppy a n d flowers com m ittee, fol
lowing th e p ast year's p lan of each
com m ittee giving a benefit partv
to aug m en t th e child w elfare and
relief fund.
Joint in stallatio n of officers will
be held w ith the IiCglon Friday
night, w ith Mrs B lanehe Jones ot
Sherwood, district president as in
stalling oil leer Mrs Russell M or
gan. Mrs Ja k e Well a n d Mrs H I
M acK enzie are the com m ittee from
the Auxiliary in ch arg e of re fre s h
m ents.
t X l il t l C
U l l U e iM lS
t ll ll lt l .l l
I.
In
Three Become | id laitti
a u g h lc l
Min
a n d Imitlly
Star Scouts w il Ml h Mi and M m ul is
M r. A
B. U. ()pen House
on October 12th
|N ll
lum.se am t «ilver ten will Ix held
Erlit.it O etober IJ. nt H errick Itttll
| All bullduig» will be open for tu
jt" lection, classes In session, a n d
, ‘a storlcal treasu res displayed.'lY us-
tees a n d th e ir wives, among whom
are Mr. a n d Mrs E |l longue
and Mrs H F ra n k Fell i ■ of Hill ,
boro. will be honor guests a t Hie
tea
P residents o f various P o rtlan d
women's organisations, P T A P
E G . ll A R.. First O ’ligrega-
t tonal church. Women s clubs. P
ll Guild, P. II. alum ni association,
m at Forest G rove W om ans club
a n d Mrs G eorge Baum an, w ile ol
the president of th e university laaud
oi supervisor«, win pour Officer*
of th e P H G uild, one ol whom
Is Muss Dlllellia Blown ol lM rtland.
will assist about th e mom-», together
w ith wives ot m em bers of the
Ixiard of supervisors Those from
Hillsboro a re Me dam es T hom as
IVaigue. C T. R ichardson. J W
Connell, W G Hare, M P C adi
M H Stevenson. J M Person H
A ta-ek. C E Wells and lfu - II
M organ. Forest Grove. Mcsdamcs
C A B roderson It Fendall. G
Feudal.I II M cGilvra M Rechel
C CXmdlt. a n d R I. Mills la u r e l
Mrs Finis Brown; Scholls, Mrs
E rank Rowell; Beaverton, M csdam cs
J 11 Johnson. A M Ja n n se n and
Jesse h a lb e rt. T igard; M csdamcs
r . R. Fowler, E B. Nedry. and
J G Jo h n so n : G aston, M csdamcs
I' H Roe. and H A M iller. Hank.
M estiames W 1. Moore, and A r
th u r W ahl; a n d M rs A C. J o h -
.um sen of Glenwixxt.
< * l l l l l l i l l | t l u i l t l <,( p , „ .
to te a t t l i t „
w e e k o f |„ ...
n
M
Good,
Jo h n Ijllll VL.11,.,1
Mm W allet it,, i
I n e li ot Gnwi'g» Huixlay
tiu n ilroiilecw e J r
»Pent li„.
I'lnee local scmits, F auiest A n weck
euil wt tlx> D alin «'Itili < alun
derson ot troop JtH and Hill a n d ' <>n Ml H imm I
Robert Allison ol Inxip J ill. Iieeame
Mr m xl M rs N D
•tar aeouts at the Hoy Seoul isiurt 1 W ixxlbuill were Hiuulav Meyei-, of
« li e s i ,
of honor at Hie court house T tm rs ! Min Della Hl P ie lle
day night.
M rs Ftesl Itixxl I s spriidlng the
Seisaut class scout* for m erit week
Willi Mrs «»nai llum buig a,
badges were aw arded as follows I lai Umidi
fn x ip Jill
lle lb rrt Crews, h a n d i
M rs H II Fixait of IMrtliuxl w,i
c ra ft.
Howard H ulltt, personal a g ue.i last week of Mi
mid M,
lielatli T roop XM Hteven Lasuek, A J W lllddoll,
prrsonul health O rcu llronleew e of
Mi a n d Mrs R F ran k 1‘r l r i |r ft
Jill was piMiiiohxl to first class Monillo loi l'Illmiiinik lo a|*-n,l Ih.
scout honors.
wis'k títere
First class scouts tor inerll badges
Im ite s' AUI of lile M
w en- aw arded Io the following J will m eet W ednesday a fle F n a church
s ail , at
T roop Jltl Albert G illette, book- th e ch u rch
liuxlm g, Eauresl A nderson, h andl-
Fl r a t fall m eeting of A A ll w
e ra fl; K eith llusvh, pioneering. will lx IX'lil to n ig h t ut Hei i lek hall
Paul Irwin, ftreiuanshlp, ixusonal iii Hiri-su G rove.
health . David Wiley, pallilliullng.
Miss Pearl Allen sp en t the week
personal lieidth, cooking.
¡e n d wllh her m o th er mill sish i ,,t
A ttendance ot all Interested 111 Amity
scout work Is urgixl a t tlx> next
M arriage l lcrn»,
court of lionor Octolier Jft wtien th e
F ail Paul G r l i z e r o l I l u x l i i u ,u „ |
com m ittee tor the Hillsboro district
I d.i I'loieiu - Kne|>pcr ot Ham,
will be appointed P a re n ts and oth
IO .
'
. » 'P l e l l l l ie i
.'II
.
era d ite iis ic d a n - welcome al ail
I .......... J
Boll .10,1 I
honor courts which a n - held th e Lu lem a G h ern . Ix»t|i of llillshoio
last T hursday of c a d i m onth
Sepleliiber JU
>«
President Roosevelt in his fireside talk
of Sunday night showed courage and a
vision of better things in this country th at
should be inspiring to every red blooded
Am erican citizen. To have such a leader
custom ary for th e outgoing officers
Mr albi Mis Donald F ranklin
D ito n e » ( • li t l it r « !
a t the national helm should m ake all
to select seven girls from th e j u n
ol P ortland and K enneth I.m klaler
\ , langt Mary \ l
A dujiu from
ior class at the close of th e school
Americans proud.
were guest.» Stmday of Mi and IU a a h Alialo»
year to carry on th e business of
Mrs li w Barnes Mi I.lnklatei
w
ill.
Eiw
in
I-
Wills
fI'W I! ( H ull
He has continuously showed th at he
Glen Powers
th e club sta rtin g In th e fall o p e n
le u Hunday afternixut for U ot G M Wills
ing of school, at w hich tu n e these
regards “ public office as a public tru st"
at Kugene
IxMiike Muy b riu k c h u m
The effects of w ar service linger on seven can d id ate s a re elected to
Mr a n d Mi » Clem Ekllnger and Ix'tnko
and th at he has the courage to do his best
office by th e ir own balloting.
Lumie Wrl» guests Simduv eve
I>. A It C h a p te r Meets—
to adjust conditions that brought our great through the years to the sorrow of fam-
T h e officers are
M arie D oem ,
Sulr llilnis $116 15
ning
ol Mr mal Mrs E rnest Es-
en t; D orothy Becker, vice-
David Hill c h ap ter. D A
I t. linger of ix-ar Forest Grove, who
country to the very brink of despair. ily and comrades, Glen W. Powers suc- p presid
•i ;> t Mi NtH ,iulc (XilitliK !»
resident; Florence Holcomb, secre
will meet M onday aftern o o n at rix'cntly moved here from Tlu* b> tlu DlsubUxl Amei it un V rtn .u,
nearly
16
years
a
fter
cumbed
Tuesday,
F ranklin Roosevelt took over the govern
ta ry . Betty Havens, tre a su re r; K a th
J : 30 at the hom e of Mrs A W 1 »alles
oi the W oild W ur hntuglu in $116
M ihhs - Visiting D aughters weleom,-
m ent when conditions were at the lowest the signing of the arm istice, to the ravages leen M cAlear. c h ap lain ; O radell
Mi's Lester Ireland, most •xcel- I.» tn WiishlittfUm county <>i tin
had
its
of
a
disease,
which
ap
p
aren
tly
P ricket, re p o rte r; F rances Fields,
ebb in years and by his great courage and
lent d u e t, and Mrs N atalie Yun Mini $77 50 wito realized InHllUbor«.
conductress; Miss M ary Y oder a n d
Mr a n d M rs F G M itchell left Mixx-k, past d u e l acted as luxit
-
leadership has led us to better living with beginning during the war. Mr. Powers Miss Lillie Homedew. advisors. T h is
last
»i»-k
for
A
shland
w
here
Mr
c -ses al the m eeting ol Ph, ‘nielu
is exclusively for senior girls. Miss Gheen Bride
the ultim ate goal of a more abundant life was one of Hillsboro's prom inent world club
M
itchell
a
tte
n
d
e
d
the
bedside
of
hei
lein p le E'rlday night
In v ita tio n s a re e x ten d ed to all
sister Mrs Q eorge Spencer » h o
for all citizenship. We should not he too w ar veterans and one of its most promis senior girls before th e assem bly last of Forrest Holt
I*, f i a lm
Mr am t Mrs W E Rannow of : AN AKV
dust Sunday
Mr M itchell also
ing
young
business
men.
He
was
active
f(Mii«l.wi ftrv
P lu m « M l
W
ednesday,
w
hich
is
th
e
general
easy to forget.
Sunday g u e s t s o i j
I l l s sister. Mrs Robert R ob G resluun » e n -
vLsIletl
Miss
E
lizabeth
O
heen.
d
a
u
g
h
te
r
» IK K L 1 I Jrrwry b u ll f<«r aal«
in the community for several years and custom each year.
of Mrs T G reen and F orrest Holt inson. at G ra n ts P ass They are ex- Mr am t Mrs J W Barney Mi
il»l«. S > « « >4i| wHb bittli r.
The president in his talk recognized was alw ays ready to do his share, and
K (Hill* fl
were m arried S a tu rd a y aftern o o n IXTted hom e th e la st of th e week H anno» formerly ta u g h t lii tiu*
br air
th a t every Am erican must be given an more. This young man was universally
high sellout here
i I . I in u lti
at the hom e of Mrs G he,-n Rev
and M rs G ordon Salm ow
(> W h'ollts xjx nt M'veml duy.i
opportunity to work and th a t millions of liked and highly regarded. The death of
till
aalt
R L P u tn a m of t h e
C h ristian W Mr
illiam Hosxeek and bus sisters. l.iAt week with hl* Ntster. Mrs
• 4.1.
l*tl. ir l l ii l a b .« . .
church read th e cerem ony
The
unemployed jeapordize our national ex such a capable and conscientious Ameri
Alice a n d A nna Hosseck, who M urtha (»ore sister-in-law . Mis I W u
II.
couple left im m ediately for a trip a Muses
re visiting here from K ansas, C arrie i-’iu ih t. a n d d a u g h te r Mr»
istence. W hat good would property rights can citizen is greatly mourned in this
to tlie beaches.
m ade tile Mt Hood loop tr ip S u n F A l)ulle\ of Port Lind 11« ulso
Mrs Holt lias been em ployed as day.
be if millions were allowed to go hungry ? community.
Hosxeek a n d lus u s ito rs visited his .ons It D uiul O. V w 4M
>.t
b a n ,I
.irill
secretary to W O H a n - for 24 w en- d Mr
inner guests of Mr and M is Follu*. ut Milwaukie
Radicalism would run not. He has clearly
te
a
rs
Mr
Holt
is
employed
by
the
S
a
lu
io
a
M
onday
evening
W ashington county's s h a re o f county in bridge const ruction and
i w < i r
fur
shown th a t we must have regard to the
W V Cowan of Yu k.i. Cul wa.i
liquor funds for th e th ird q u a rte r c a rp e n te r work.
il.l*
M r- P A A nderson a n d children, a w eek-end Kueat of Mr and Mr».
rights and w elfare of our neighbors.
IO .’ Hank.
totaling $7935 was received today
her m other, M rs H I) M urlette A H Bhusxstne. en route home from I I I I O L frarah
I r»r
by R W Weil, county relief c h a ir
He assured the American people th a t
tier brothel
Jo h n M arlene, and a six wia’ks trip into tin* interior
a ln i J «»i-»«•>
NEW P t U T IF S . A IT I E S . ETC
K am
m
an.
and
will
be
applied
to
relief
bro
th er - m - I n a n d sister Mr and of Alaska.
St
.NSy
I
rxa.in
labor should have a reasonable wage and
purposes Notice was also received E X H IB IT E D IX W INDOW
M r. Jo h n W illiam s J r a n d Miss
4th
Apt
IS|.
Mis Fd Gom an retunw ‘d Sunday
th a t employers should have a fair profit,
Sam ples of a ne» v ariety of
th a t tlie county's a llo tm e n t from
>f peach E dith Reed, all of lledtleld. S D . from Seaside, where »he wna u
General
Martin
N
O
T
H
»
T
O
<
M
K
O
IT
o
N
S
■spoilt
Monday
a
n
d
TuesdUA
at
Ncls-
which gives confidence to business. This
th e governm ent for SERA a n d relief grown by B A M itchell of t tlie
Kue.st of Mrs Fred Hurtturd o f In ’ he C 'H irity
»»f t b * S t a ir . f O rc
T he »T iter was one of a sm all n u m b er who h a d work during th e m o n th of O ctober Oregon N ursery Co., a n d picked cott.
l*ortland for a week.
assurance should be reassuring to those
if» Waahliitft.in l uuni»
O ctober 1 are show n In t h e ’Argus I Mr a n d Mrs G lade EVillUs of
o p p o rtu n ity to m eet G e n era l M a rtin , th e dem ocratic would be $6325.
In i bo M a t t «
>f i h * I M a t * o f A 4 l|.h
Mr
a
n
d
Mi's
W
illiam
C
udahy
who have the stability of our nation at c an d id ate fo r governor, on his recen t overnight
llr - n r t W ..If l)OT**«a«a|
P ractically all available m en In window th is »reek. T h e window also Salem »a re w eek-end gia -hs ot Ins a n d c hildren of Cornellu» Pass
S o tte « ta berrò)» « K * n . th a t O ie u iu lr r -
heart. Real courage was m anifest in his visit here. Im pressions g a in e d from a h alf h o u r s th e county a re now w orking on contains a frea k m arigold w ith II parents. Mr a n d M rs ll. W EMIlia road
were week-end g u e au of Mr. . i,n<-4 haa Irven ,|u |y <•«•»« fir m e d b> O t*
flowers
groing
from
a
n
o
th
e
r
blos
proposal to seek industrial peace by hav conversation m ay be of in te re s t to D e m ocrat-H erald SERA projects. Leon S. Davis, p e r som. brought In by E d n a S turm : D orothy Dailey of P o rtlan d , u a n d Mr A I, Broek
above e n 'it lw l c o u rt aa A 4»n lni«t r a to r »4
sonnel m anager, sta te d today. Log a n d some potatoes w ith quack g ra n d d a u g h te r of Mr. and M rs O
a a l.l
4ere«aetl.
an.« b e .
Mr am i Mrs w F Cyrus and tb « F a ta te
ing capital and labor enter into a truce readers.
W. Follis. was also a visitor a t ch iU ln u were guests Suiuluv of d u ly q u a lifie d aa auch
general is a m an of m edium size a n d build, ging for th e various com m unity grass
gro»'ing th ro u g h
th e m
Now.
th e re fo re .
a ll
|*«a<Hia
b a v l ig
with his assurance that he would do ev w ith T he
th
e
E'ullls
hom
e
Sunday.
Mrs
(*vrus'
aunt.
Mrs
Emmu
w hite h a ir. H e is ab o u t 70 y ears of age an
»'ood projects was s ta rte d th is week brought m by H A K u ra tli
• launa
a g a ln a t
a al.l ro ta te
a re
L e rrliv
erything in his pow er to secure a fa ir deal looks it; som ew hat less dynam ic in personality th a n a n d th ree loads of tim b e r ta k e n to Some very fine K ing apples were E rn est L indgren of W endell. Id ah o Crowson a t Cam as. W ash
n o tifie ii and
re q u lra tl it*
prvwent
t he
to all. He has dem onstrated his unbounded h is p h o to g rap h s would indicate, tho u g h we saw him Aloha. W ork on th e F orest G rove brought in today by M rs M atilda accom panied by Mr W ebb brought N orm an O re er J r of Modesto. •a fo n r te to to g (h e e th e u r n » d e l l ra h le p n ro e d p e r a t v u th u rh e er» law th e . re f
Cal
.
ut
a
guest
tin®
week
of
hi»
a
load
of
household
goods
down
last
a
t
tile
close
of
w
h
at
m
u
st
h
ave
been
a
tirin
g
day.
elch Eleven boxes w n e k te rea th e
faith in the employers and the employes H e h a s a n im pressive face, re fle ctin g b oth in te lli pipe laving pro ject Is expected to W
fl«'<o f Il a r e
M. A le a r A l'e te re . In the
be com pleted th is week a s in th e Welch. Eleven boxes » e re taken week to th e place he recently r e n t gran d m o th er. Mi. May G reer, and S h u t* s a v in « « H a n k b u ild in g tn H i '
of the United States.
from one tree, w hich Is on prop- ed n ear W itch Hazel He will move o th e r relatives
gence a n d energy, th e professional arm y officer at A loha-E lm onica road Job
lw.ro
O r iw n .
w ith in
a ll
n tm ith i
fro m
T lie Royal N eighbors will have a d a te hereaaf
C lifford S m ith, d ire c to r of ru ra l rtv owned by Mrs W elch's d a u g h his fam ily to th e ir new hom e in
In his report on conditions he cited his best.
about
te
n
days
h
a
te
d
th
ia
,'1r«l
day
o
f
O
c
to
b
e
r.
|
*
S
|
ter.
Mrs.
Louis
D
ugan
c ard p a rty next W ednesduy a f te r
T h e w riter talk ed little politics w ith th e general, re h ab ilitatio n program s, is expected
th at many steps that have been taken asking
B
W
r i( |t 'K F 7 I’ I
A «I m in iä t n i t o r » f
M iss Nettle G ordon and M r mid noon ut tlie home of Mrs P A ani
h im only "how th in g s looked." to w hich th e here next week to c onfer w ith the
F
e
ta
le
I
l
a
r
e
M-
A
le
a
r
A
l
’aHer«
M rs H arry Halley and son G ordon Q u a lb . n e a r Roy
here under the “ new deal" had been in answ er was "F ine; I d o n 't see how th e y could
A tto rn e y « fo r A <lrn m l« tr a to r
;t , .
county relief com m ittee a n d re M inister H onored—
Rev R alph P u tn am , m in ister of of P o rtlan d » e re Sunday guests of
S e n a to r and Mrs S H Davl» of
the process of being worked out in E ng b e tte r ." A p parently th is »-as th e stock answ er he h a b ilita tio n sub-com m ittee.
th e Hillsboro C h ristia n c hurch, » a s M r and Mrs F re d G ordon Miss P lankinton. S D u e re kucsu M on
land for a decade and of how th a t country was giving all inquirers, th e only th in g he said in
given a su rp rise a t th e 11 o'clock Florence G ordon re tu rn e d w ith day of Mr» 11 G Vincent and
e course of a h a lf-h o u r th a t showed a n y trace
ch u rch service Sunday
m orning th em to a tte n d school In P o rtla n d M rs Ix>Ls W alw orth
had had the w holehearted patriotic sup th
of affe c ta tio n . C onversation covered a ra n g e of C o unty T eachers
T he occasion was his b irth d a y and
M rs H J S m ith of Port Angele. .
W M S m ith , who underw ent u
port of bankers and industry.
things. T h e general is a n a tiv e of S o u th e aste rn
friends from th e C ourt S tre e t church W ash and Mlsa C laudia M arlin v t m ajo r op eratio n ut th e Jones 1 mm -
Illinois
n
e
a
r
th
e
b
irth
p
la
ce
of
one
of
th
e
w
rite
r’s
ill
Salem
,
a
form
er
pasto
rate.
P
o
rt
to
M
eet
at
H
ilh
i
K aholtus W a sh , are visiting tills pitwl recently, was tak e n to his
Speaking of the charge th a t liberties
ra n d fa th e rs, a good place fo r dem o crats to Incu
land. Oregon City, Om svllle and week w ith M rs Addle llton. Mrs hom e W ednesday.
were being infringed, the president fit g bate.
(Continued from pa»?e 1)
ottx*r places g a th e red in Hlllstxiro S m ith Is a d a u g h te r a n d Miss M a r
incidentally, th e c o untry having been settled
Mr and Mrs Carl H earing and
see
W
eath
erred
;
E
nglish
a
n
d
la
n
g
Sunday
to help him celebrate A lin a g ra n d d a u g h te r of M r T ilton
tingly ended his talk with the follow ing: from th e S o u th a c entury o r so ago.
O w ner will U ltr $5775 for hto
c hildren s|»eiit B unday ut Ixmgvtew,
G e n era l M a rtin im presses one as clear-h ead ed uages. M iss Elsie C im ino a n d Mrs. d in n er » a s held In th e d ining room
“In our efforts for recovery we h a v e
Mrs. E. I, Jo h n so n accom panied W ash . with Mr and Mrs Bum fine 11» Acre farm with 65 «ere«
of
the
ch
u
rch
Sunday
a
fte
rn
o
o
n
at
E
lizabeth
A
b
rah
am
:
social
sciences.
and sound. His judgm ents a re expressed w ith m od
lier d uugliter M argaret to U. of O
fine bottom I a i k I, 50 Acre» cultl
avoided on the one hand the theory th a t eration.
w hich 106 ad u lts a n d about 30 c h il a t Eugene last week a n d while H earing.
h a s been talk in g w ith m an y who know Dave Leger a n d F. C. S talley; com dren
R E H arbison of Eugene was a vated. bulAnce pAsturr, outrange,
were present.
business should and must be taken over Oregon. He
m
erce
Miss
M
arie
Houguez
a
n
d
th
e
re
was
a
guest
m
M
rs
C
arl
He h a s m ade a stu d y of th e highw ay sys
guest over the week of hl» d a u g h fow l big Imrn. 6-room houae, bath,
H eidel. form erly of Hillsboro Mr ter. Mrs V. W O a rd n er, and fa m rlrctri» ity, w ater wyitem. flrrplace.
E n te rta in —
into an all-em bracing governm ent. We tem . a s ta lk concerning it revealed clearly. H is is a Miss Louise Nex; hom e economics. R. N.
Jo h n so n visited tlx -re Sunday
Miss
M
ary
Y
oder
a
n
d
M
iss
Lillie
conservative,
carefu
l
y
et
energetic
tem
p
e
ra
m
en
t,
if
Royal
Neighbors
e
n
t
e
r
t
a
i
n
e
d
ily.
fru it
team . I t head d o rk , 15«
have avoided on the other hand the equal
Homedew; p rin cip als a n d coaches. W ednesday n ig h t tlie M a t* ( u -
M r a n d Mrs L P S tra n a h n n
is w orth an y th in g .
Mrs W illiam Manley and children turkey«, all m arh in ery , grain. 30
ly untenable theory th a t it is an in te rfe r our O size-up
u r belief is th a t if elected G en eral M a rtin will T hom as Fow ler a n d B. M. G ood pervisor. Mrs. Irm a K ibler of N am and g ra n d au g h tei s D ori Je a n and jMiit the week-end In I*ortland ton« hay, high a n d grade arhoot
ence with liberty to offer reasonable help m ake a n able governor. W h eth er he will be a suc m an E lem en tary te a c h e r s — p rin pa. Id ah o ; district deputy. Mr.- Lela M arie B arham , and Mrs Doris w ith M r a n d M rs F a Younger hua, $¿550 raah. balance long tim e
M ary G ra y of P o rtlan d a n d o th er Jacobson of lAirtland » e re S un d ay
when private enterprise is in need of help. cessful can d id ate rem ain s to be seen. We have not cipals, upper grades a n d ru rai. Lee m
W F M ontgom ery left Bunday
em ber- from P o rtlan d B anks and guest» of M r and Mr». Leo Meyer,
B arnum : J u n io r Red Cross. Miss
for Eugene, w here lie has a
i-
The course we have followed fits the A m er h e a rd him speak, or even seen turn m eet th e public. Jo
S o u th D akota. F o u r new m em bers in P o rtlan d
h
a
n
n
a
V
reeland.
o
f
P
o
rtlan
d
;
He does not look like a g la d -h a n d e r or a back-
were in itiated .
M r a n d Mrs D I,. M ertz a n d tton w ith th e BoutlMTn Pacific.
ican practice of governm ent— a practice sla
infectious
diseases.
Dr.
J.
B
D
in
s
p p er We do not believe he should try to be one.
Mix, G e rtru d e 'niouiu» of Kay
N ew by & Shipley
c h ild
of
Loa Aiie,'li-;.. C a l. a :e
of taking action step by step, of re g u la t I t is his m isfortune th a t he is being heTalded to the m ore. county h e a lth officer. I n te r Mason.» to M eet—
guest.» th is »i-ek of Mr a n d M r niond. W ash , visited Sunduv with
T u allty lodge, a F A- A M will
Mr
a
n
d
Mr»
Paul
L.
P
aiterson
ing only to m eet concrete needs— a p rac public as a cheap-pow er Me-.-iah. a c u re-all for m ediate t e a c h e r s — M iss L a u r a
llills l» ,
K anina J r of south ol 1H1I.- -
Stiles P rim ary teachers-- M iss Lilly m eet a t th e M asonic tem ple FH - 1 boro Mr. M ertz i.s a b ro th er of
M r and Mrs. F II D enton left
tice of courageous recognition of change. w hat a .L us. etc. He does not fit these speciflca-* Schild.
H e alth problem s—Miss M a r . ay evening a n d a team ot past Mrs. K atnna
tions i who does, fo r th a t m atter?» a n d will fail to
T h u rsd a y for a short vacation at
I believe with Abraham Lincoln, th a t the convince in su c h a role. He is essentially of a con g a ret Dixon, county h e a lth nurse, m aste rs will confer th e M. M de-
M lss E dna May Finn re tu rn e d A storia a n d o th e r places.
tree M em bers a n d visitors a r e
’legitim ate object of governm ent is to do servative type, a h ighly in tellig en t a n d highly h o n a n d Mrs. M cO ilvra.
from two week& vacation th e last
urgently requested to a tte n d , a c - | of
T
h
e
closing
ta
lk
will
be
"Laugh
th e u»»’k. Sire visited Mrs Curl
for a community of people w hatever they est g en tlem an who h a s sp e n t his life in th e service a n d G row F a t" by D ean Collins
cording to F red C. H olznagel s ■cre- R ickson
on tlir • Siletz river n e a r
his co u n try a n d now seeks a t th re e score a n d
tary .
need to have done hut cannot do at all or of
r
a
f
t a n d sp en t some tune ut A «ate
te n to crow n a n honorable c are e r w ith a still h ig h
Mrs.
Jen
sen
President—
I beach
cannot do so well for themselves in their e r distinction. T h a t he h a s capacity for public o f
Mrs. C h arles W alker. Mr. A rn-
M rs C harles Douglas.» was n
separate and individual capacities.’
fice h a s been d e m o n stra ted by his tw o te rm s in c o n G len C ate to H ea d
old
. Je n a en a n d Mra. W illiam M an- rfiæ.st Lust w«'ek ol Tif-r sister Mis:
“I am not for a return to th a t d efini gress —B ak er D em ocrat-H erald.
I J ttle
Lorest H ills C lub h a p te r of L am 11 bda L am bda
. <>f Signal > Lots Brown, m P o rtlan d
Pat-sy Douglass sjient the week-
tion of liberty under which for many years
sorority of L infield college a t the •rid » Ith tb 'tty C om pton in 1*01 t -
G
len
C
ate
of
F
o
rest
G
rove
was
a free people were being gradually regi
eiected p re sid en t of th e F o re st H ilts hom e of Mrs, O laf L arsell on Doscli Land.
road T hursday. Mrs. Je n se n ».
mented into the service of the privileged
No Wonder They Cuss NIKA
Mrs. W. R. M anley und Mr«.
golf club W ednesday night d u rin g elected president of th e c h a p te r
Arnold Jen sen ;a tte n d ed the nw i't-
few. I prefer and I am sure you prefer
th
e
an
n
u
al
election
of
officers.
C
arl
D eh y d rato rs of Y akim a valley, w ho took apple
Californian.»
Visit—
m
g
<.t It»- active c h a p te r of Iaunlida
th a t broader definition of liberty under grow ers ir.to th e c o u rts b e ta use th e y liad th e nerve Jo h n so n of F o re st G rove was se
Lam bda Sigm a sorority nt L infield
M
r
a
n
d
M
rs.
H.
S
ta
n
to
n
o
i
lected
a
s
vice-p
resid
en
t
a
n
d
F
red
which we are moving forw ard to greater to decide th a t th ey would n o t sell th e ir cqll apples Holznagel o f H illsboro secretary. Hollywood, Cal., a re here as guests college M cM innville. Tw-sdny ev e
freedom , to g rea ter security for the aver a t less th a n $7.50 per ton. have, n o doubt, since th e New m em bers of th e board of d i of Mr. a n d Mrs. A A F ish e r a t ning.
o u rt decided in favor of th e growers, c a u g h t th e m
D
It B u rk h a lte r Ocnrgc and
th e ir farm hom e n e a r Beaverton
age m an th an he has ever known before c selves
asking w lrat in heck is th e c o untry com ing to rectors are L. B usch a n d C arl Mr. S ta n to n is m an a g er of t h *- Edwin B u rk h a lte r, A W L entz
in the history of Am erica.”
u n d e r N IR A a n d its associate codes ol fa ir tre a tm e n t Jo hnson, both of F o rest Grove, a n d Hf.llywood b ra n c h of ttie B ank ot a n d H. E Ewer oi Aloha re tu rn e d
V C urry of Hillsboro.
S u n d a y from a h u n tin g tr ip to
Am erica.
Only the most biased partisans would and ethics. F or n o t only did Y akim a grow ers figure
T h e la st fam ily n ig h t p rogram of
E aste rn O regon, w here tliey got th e
t h a t $7.50 was a fa ir price to ask for culls, but th e
fail to appreciate the m asterful talk of sta te d e p a rtm e n t of a g ric u ltu re backed th em in th e ir th e season u n til n e x t M ay was A ttend O fficial M eeting—
llm lt
held
W
ednesday.
T
h
e
F
orest
Grove
Mr.
a
n
d
Mrs
H.
8
R
ogers
a
t
the president.
Jo h n H are who h a s been in the
decision a n d m ade th e price m an d a to ry on o th er
ten d ed th e official visit of d e p a rt-
J oo Late to Classify
i
i
County Gets
Relief Funds
For Quick Sale
Help Red Cross Here
Portland is putting on its Red Cross
roll-call m em bership drive, more than a
month before the dates set nationally for
the drive, November 11 to 29, and all
W ashington county people going into the
city are asked to buy a m embership. Is it
fair? We are given a quota to raise in
this county and all loyal citizens should
help raise it, as a large percentage is re
turned here for disaster and relief. Red
Cross w orkers are asking county resi
dents to buy their memberships in W ash
ington county. Help your own community.
A Good Chance
J. M. Person, who has been appointed
county chairm an for the national housing
act, is well fitted for the im portant work
given him by Edgar Freed, state director.
He is one of the county’s most capable-
citizens. W ith the w holehearted co-opera
tion of the people in this county much can
be done through this governm ental act to
prom ote work for the building trades and
increase em ploym ent. As we view it, it
has m ore possibilities for the promotion of
recovery th an any other one thing yet
proposed.
P lenty of evidence th a t things are on
th e “ up ad u p ” in this comm unity is seen
w ith th e in stallation of a third more safety
d eposit boxes by the Com m ercial National
bank. T his institution is m aking real pro
gress.
growers w ho m ig h t otherw ise be tem pted to aid and
ab et w hat h a s come to be know n as chiseling. F or
it is stra n g e, b u t true, th a t in every grow ing com
m u n ity of th e Pacific n o rth w est th e re a re a few
grow ers who view w ith . u p ; on m o t every plan
th a t has.- to date, been devised for th e pro tectio n
of th e in d u stry as a whole.
W ere it n o t for this, all growers of apples
would o b tain a rem u n erativ e re tu rn for th e ir culls.
Just a s d e h y d rato rs do for tlie dried apples w hich
they produce from these c u lls —Hood R iver News.
Business On the Up Grade
B usiness W eek re p o rts t h a t while th e strike
•situation is doubtless a n obstacle to im m ediate im
provem ent in the business situ atio n , th e re a re some
encouraging fa cto rs In thus u n c ertain period. T hc
week en d in g S eptem ber 8 show s th e first weekly
gain since Ju ly 21. Bank debits rose sharply. Steel
o p eratio n s increased. R etail sales in S eptem ber are
»•ell a h e a d of la st year.
T h e Pacific coast is show ing th e larg e st gain
since July. T h is review of th e business situ atio n
dovetails w ith re p o rts received from m any poin ts in
Oregon. E ast of th e m o u n ta in s re ta il sales have
ta k e n a sudden rise and m e rc h a n ts re p o rt a n a l
m ost norm al a m o u n t of business. B usiness locally
leads lust y e ar's by a wide m argin.
T he tim e h a s com e for m ore optim ism . T here
are am ple reasons for It a n d also th e re is im posed
on everyone a d e te rm in a tio n to sto p rocking th e
boat.—M cM innville T elephone-R egister.
In its fin al session last week, th e A m erican B ar
association was seized w ith su ch an irresistible urge
to p u t th e New Deal house in order th a t it com
pletely forgot th e alread y t<x>-long-delayed cleaning
of its own house W hich proves th a t even law yers
have th e ir lapses a n d b etray som e of th e laym an.—
Hood R iver News.
"T he issue h a s alw ays been w h e th er
m en and wom en will have to serve som e
governm ent or econom ics o r w h eth er a
governm ent a n d econom ics exists to serve
m en a n d wom en "—P re sid e n t Roosevelt.
Individual
system of
system of
individual
A m erican Legion q u a rte t sang and
Good S a m a rita n hospital in P ort-
th e d in n er consisted of one 45-jx»und m ,'n t officers of U. 8. W V. and Ian<C following an operation for
C hinook salm on
a u x iliary to S cout Young ta m p in appendicitis, was brought hom --
_________________ _
P o rtla n d T uesday evening.
T h u rsd ay anti is convalescing.
Ilo rra s ( lut» Meets—
M r a n d M rs David R u therford
D orcas club of the All Ha Hits , , a n d M r and Mrs. T aylor Naplei
|
were
S u n lav guests of M r and Mrs. I
Episcopal m ission will
»'III m»-e t T h u rs-
/-»I
„
C A ft-
Episi-opal
'lay evening a t tin- hom e ol til« G eorge T aylor of Scholls, a t a
~
pre-id en t. M rs R W G ates. Mrs venison dinm r party .
»Continued fro m page l j
R. J. B eattie will assist th e h o ste s.
M rs .-II M Gkxxlman, who Was
-on, c h a irm a n ; J. W. Kelley, S E.
a g'lest of h e r sister, Mrs. II I.
Sub-D ebs Meet—
F avram . AI B usch.
M
acKenzie, a n d fam ily for t h n -
T h e S ub-D eb girls m et W ednes weeks.
Schools—R o b ert Scearce, c h a ir day
left Sunday for her hom e in
n ig h t of last we»-k a t th e hom e P hoenix,
Arizona
m an
B. . . W . Barnes.
„ ; H , e rb ert
. Deck.
.
..
D orothy C hallacom be V irginia
M r and Mrs. George Sim pson
Srxual e n te rta in m e n t- Mr
Eva P erk in s and J e a n Ann C onnell were
Downs,
a n d d a u g h te r of W alla W alla.
c h a irm a n ;
Mrs
E th el a d m itte d as new m em bers.
W ash . were guest« M unday o t Mr.
B arnes, M rs E m m a M cKinney.
.Mrs.
G
oodm
an
H
onored—
and
Mrs. O. W. Follis friend , of
Public a ffa irs—B oard of D irectors,
Mrs. R. J. Scearce e n te rta in e d 50 y ; ears ago.
H. L. M acKenzie. p resid en t; Paul T h u rsd a y w ith a luncheon for Mr
M r and Mrs C harles D elchm au
P a tte rso n , v ice-president; Alf O. Hazel G oodm an, sister of Mrs. H L
Johnson, tre a su re r; L. J. Rushlow, M acK enzie. B ridge w as played d u r of C entralia, W ash . w en- guests
over tlie w eek-end of Ills m other.
i C. T. R ichardson, M orris Weil, d i ing th e aftern o o n .
M rs C. E. D elchm an, a n d o th e r
rectors; L ester Ireland, p a st p re s H intons Given Farew ell—
relatives.
id en t; Ed L. Moore, secretary.
M r and Mrs. Ed H inton left
P atsy and S onny P atterso n a t
today for Baker, w here they will tended a b irthday p a rty for T o m
open a re sta u ra n t. F rie n d s a n d my Benson, xui of Mr a n d Mrs
neighbors gave them a surprise C h ester Benwin. In P ortland W ed
p a rty T uesday evening.
nesday.
ColIlllierCe GrOUD
I
(-.nanges Officers
T each er Relief
P rogram P lanned
(Continued from PMff« J ,
for unem ployed teach ers was held
W ednesday m orning a t the office
of o. B. K raus, county school
su p e rin te n d en t. R oben J. M aaske,
who is in charge of th e pr»»gram,
and K e n n e th Beach, supervisor of
a d u lt Instruction, a tte n d e d and e x
plained th e plan.
R ep resen tativ es
from
Y am hill,
W ashington, C olum bia and T illa
mook counties a tte n d ed th e session
whiU- C lackam as and C latsop c o u n
ties were invited b u t did not a t
tend.
C ounty G roup Sponsors
School H ealth C ontest
P rogram to encourage b e t t e r
h e alth am ong county school c h il
dren was adopted T uesday n ig h t by
th e W ashington C ounty H ealth a s
sociation a t Sherwrxxh T he group
U nfo rtu n ately , to m ake m oney we m ust spend will o ffer plaques to schooLs m eet-
m oney Ex.
i Ing c ertain h e a lth requirem ents. 1
WE GIVE YOUR PRESCRIPTION THE CARE
YOUR DOCTOR HAD IN MIND I
At the first sign ot impaired health see
your doctor) lie is equipped by education
and experience to discover the cause and
prescribe the cure. Then as extra care let
us fill you» prescription We give it exactly
the care your doctor bad in mind. Double
checking system always.
BRING VOUR NEXT PRESCRIPTION TO OUR STORE
The Delta Drug Store
PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL
LIVESTOCK EXPOSITION
Opens Saturday In Portland
For 23 yi'hi-s (bis exposition has annua iy
n Or<‘g<»n (armors, stockm en, shot I-
nicB and others an opportunity to meet, ex-
hihit thuir stock or products and cxchungc
¡»h as about (be developm ent of better herds
or crops.
h im
This encouragement of careful bleeding
and proper m anagem ent lias in a great
measure been responsible for O regon's posi
tion today as a nationally ktio own source
<>l production of fin,. woo|' dock and fruii
products.
The First Naliona Bank ol Portland cont
mends lh»- I’acific ini ernat iona 1 Livestock
Exposition for lb.- way it has
aided i in tb.
as aided
developm ent of improved agricnll ura and
stock raising meth unis.
Pacific International Livestock
Exposition
in P ortland, O cto b er 6 to 13
* HILLSBORO BRANCH *
T he FIRST N A TIO N A L BANK
OF PORTLAND @ 1
"O tO iir NAOONAt BANK
west or rnr »ocKirr