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« I Hobby Show Saturday Night W ith W hich is Combined the Hillsboro Independent Political Interest Runs High for Election Tuesday N e w s L etter HT A. L. L I N D H B O B Race for Governorship Believed Even Up; Debts Increase C. of C. Speaker Dunne Cites Platform at Local Rally Voters who huvr been to which way the IMilltlrai winds were blowing be fore m a k liiK up Uielr minds on the gubernatorial can d id a tes h a v e tound themselves caught up In a P le d g e to Seek D e v e lo p m e n t veritable whirlwind of conflicting o f S la te an d W o r k fo r opinion. As the campaign enters Its clos U n e m p lo y e d G iv e n ing days tire outcome Is us much In doubt as It was a month ago I. KM S 1 A walling ii iiwre la one thing upon which NO. 37 HILLSBORO, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1934 VOLUME 41 S ta te C apitol rg u s Vote Sure! General Election Hobby Show on Saturday Night Hilhi S tu d en t» of Local In addition to fines and Jail w n- tttlces assessed upon flagrant vio lators. driver’s licenses of 43 Oregon motorists were revoked during Sep tember for violations of traffic laws, mostly driving while Intoxicated, according to tlie Oregon State School» Cady, Busch Make Trade of Property H ig h w a y G a ra g e P ro p e rty V oters to N am e Favorite in Race o f M artin, D u n n e, Zimmerman for State G overnorship Measures Up for Approval to be R e m o d e le d fo r street and highway safety program. In Washington county there were S ervice S ta tio n in E x h ib itio n three revocations of operator’s li censes. with 34 convictions reported rrom tn e from tne the courts of justice Justice or of the Peace I Clerk cases convictions for September had not yet been reported to the secre- R o t a r ia n s S p o n s o r E x h ib it u ry of state, where these figures N e w A u t o m o b ile S a le s r o o m T a k e Keen Large C roud Attends b _____ ■ Many Motorists Forfeit Licenses in Past Month Portlanders In te re » t Close Contests Feature Struggles for County, Cady Moves Today State and District Offices Judge Hie political prognosticators seem to ugree It Is that tlie ultimate re sult will depend largely upon Un Pre-election prediction« as to the outcome of races vote in Multnomah county; tliut is. R e p u b lic a n N o m in e e » M a k e Traffic authorities have declared P la n n e d f o r C o m p a n y fo r the various state, district and county offices will come by School C h ild re n any plurality which eltlier «1 the revocation of the driver’s license of --------- to a showdown in W ashington county Tuesday when V o te A p p e a l M o n d a y three leading candidates will pile a flagarant traffic law violator to; up In the out-»tate counties will be Horace E. Walter, democratic can voters go to the polls to cast ballots for their favorites. A trade in Hillsboro business Do you have a hobby? Local Ro- be one of the most effecUve means so small gs to be off-set by a didate for secretary of state, who In addition electors will be called upon to pass judgm ent "Our first Job In Oregon Is to plurality for one of Uie other can spoke Monday at the local cham tarumn arc finding that m a n y of Increasing the safety of streets properties between M. P. Cady and Hill&horo boy« and girls and o t h e r s __~ and highways, particularly when A H Busch, local automobile men, on the G range power bill, the 20-mill tax lim itation and find work for men und then to ber of commerce luncheon. didates in Multnomah county. have one and are taking a great ’ conjunction with as announced this week, is one of healing arts amendm ents. Impartial observers who h a v e develop Uie state I dedicate myself interest In the hobby show to b e , flMS jail sentences, the most important real estate deals visited eastern Oregon during the to these program».'* With tliese Principal interest rests in the heated three-cornered held at the Hillsboro union high w ith the coming of fall rains and past two weeks give tlie republican words Joe E Dunne, republican gubernatorial struggle between Congressman Charles H. school Saturday night. Doors will I tarly dargness. sponsors of the "““J® holding activity sum- darkness, sponsors candidate a slight edge over his candidate for governor, wound up b» open to tlie public at 8 o clock. t ■ Lrt s Qult KUllng" drive pointed nlans of b o th ler M artin, dem ocratic candidate and "New D ealer;’’ Joe E. two rivals In that section of Ha his campaign in Waahlngton county ( The show has been divided Into ,)ut lhis week pedestrians wearing ula^ X > n e r r ie s ----- -------------------------------------------- * Dunne, republican standard-bearer. state. Dunne, they say. will rarry Monday night before a crowd of j four classification»—Stamps, coins, lark ciothes face added dangers improving the properties and Peter Zimmerman of Yamhill, Deschulea. (Irani. lak e. Malheur approximately 300 persons gattier- in the trade Mr. Busch secures miscellaneous and specials. In o r - , !Xx.auSe o( motorists’ Inability to self-styled "fighting progressive. Morrow, Sherman, Wasco a n d ed in tlie local Orange hall lor a ] the Cady property now occupied tier that all may have an o p - j them. All persons walking on Despite extravagant claims as to Wlieelrr counties Martin, t h e s e county-wide republican rally. by the Cady Motor company at the strength of the followings com "Let’s not be fooled Into follow D e m o c ra tic N o m in ee T a lk » portumty three divisions have been Syeets or highways at night should Third and Baseline streets on the same observers admit, will run arranged as follows: Seniors for wear or carry something of light manded by the various candidate«, hlS i i-publlcun o|>l»>ncn- .1 • l> • • ing crazy Ideas." tlie candidate de highway and Mr. Cady becomes B e fo re Local C h a m b e r high school students; juniors f ° r ! color, easily visible, It was urged, political prognosticators are reluc second east of tin- mountains with clared In hte Inimical rapid-fire owner of t h e Hillsboro Garage junior high students, and begin- Another menace which those tant to commit themselves with Baker. Crook. Gilliam. llarney. style "Let'« find out what Is liap- ners for grade school students b e -, sponsoring the drive hope to elim- building and the vacant lot to any degree of finality on the prob Hood River, Jefferson and Umatlllu penlng In Oregon, get down to brass Pledging curtailment of expenses low Junior high. Ribbons will be ln, ^ is the bicycle without lights the north on Third street between able outcome. Martin Is believed to M c G e e P re p a re » E »tim ate» tacks and think." counties listed In Uie camp of the In the state department and pro awarded the winners, with a purple, at night. and the children who ride Main and Washington, have the inside track, however. Platform Staled democratic standard-bearer In only motion of efficiency and fairness ribbon for grand prize. | bicycles recklessly tn heavy traffic. Start Work at Once o f P ro b a b le C ity Los» Appear locally three counties of the second con In the administration of the office Summing up his platform. Dunne Many to Exhibit Winners of the “Let's Quit Kill- ; Cady's property has a 100- All three aspirants for the gov gressional district does Zimmer stated Uiat he advocated a "pay- If elected. Horace E. Walter demo Supermtendent C. H. Nosier of ing jingle contest, which ended j fopt frontage O n Third and work man seem to have any prospect of as-you-go" policy of government, cratic candidate for se< rtary of Adoption of the 20-mill tax limita ernor’s chair at the state house slarled immediately on the a plurality These are Union. Wal finding work for men and assist state, outlined his platform Monday the local grade schools reports tliat yesterday, will be announced next wlu tion amendment will result in a have made personal appearances In considerable Interest is being taken j week. | construction of a modern fire- lowa and KlamaUi. the lattrr c o u n ing business in giving work to men. before the local cliamber of c o m loss to the city of Hillsboro of Hillsboro during the campaign and I proof one-story building, which will approximately »3679 in revenues for the proponents of eaUx claim their ty bring conceded to the progres stabilizing of farm prices and re merce He declared that the people by pupils and predicts tliat from 50 to 75 exhibits will be made by be Joined with the Hillsboro Gar sive candidate on Uie slrengUi of organisation of the deportment of of Oregon were sick and tired of operating expenses in 1936, accord candidate is firmly entrenched in grade school youngsters. age The new structure, which will ing to figures compiled this week the county. Election betting Is the Malioney Influence agriculture to give greater service fussing and bickering on Uie state A dinner for Rotarians and their be 50 by 100 feet, will be used for by George McGee, city manager. In noticeably lacking but what doe» Zimmerman, whose strength 1« to farmers ar«l dairymen, re-ad- board of control and assured his wives wlU be served under the showroom for the 1941 the 4 /'"'I • i an automobile showro ..„c amount which _____ ____ - hinges on the outcome of the — city believed to Ue largely In the Will Jualing the tax burden, unemploy a u d ie n c e tliat. If elected secretary of | supervision of the domestic science lines now raise for this _ purpose will be the race between Dunne and Martin amette valley. Is expected to carry ment insurance and old age pen state he would do everything In classes ol the high school wtth Miss m a y _____ - ______ by Cady Motor company. / “ handled Mob reduced »7155 below the levy this and on the vote polled tn Washing Clackamas. Polk and his own coun sion. He also declared that la- op his power to promote more work Lillie Homedcw In charge. Exhibi The old Hillsboro Garage building year, a loss of about 40 per cent. ton county by Zimmerman. Slight ty of Yamhill He 1» also reported posed the sales tax and favored and less squabbling by that body. tors. who make dinner reservations will house the used car department interest has been created In the to have strong following'. Ui Clat making Uonnevllle power project Branding the state purchasing with Superintendent Nosier, 8u- L eg io n n aire» M ere A rra n g e Estimates are based on an assessed candidacies of Harry J. Correll ot motor company shop. He sop. Culumbla. Douglas. Lincoln and brneflclal to all the people agent as one of tlie most damaging penntendent B W. Barnes C. T. valuation of »1,737,813 which is the Marion county, Abrah-jn aft. 811- A r m i , tic e O b servan ce I wUl occupy this building at once Dunne scored the state bank pro political machines In the state. Tillamook counUes wtth fair pros cent of actual valuation or at the Argus by 10 Cady building, which is 50 per ' a m e n d m e n t T h e verman of Multnomah county and pects of a plurality In those coun gram a.s a plan to loan the peoples' Walter declared tliat he would Richardson to be vacated by Cady Motor com- proposed in the amendment, Th Hank E wtrUl of Jackson county, money to persons without security eliminate this office. He contended a. m. Friday, are invited to attend , ties. 1934 levy for operating expense to-1 lllri4,n_nd. r,t. the dinner. Rotariaiis are | Portland Chamber of Commerce. paIly today w uj be completely re- Marlin seems to have the ad and unable to obtain loans else tliat this statement was not idle count,y politics IS Ior , be asked by Hillsboro Post, < m(xjeied bv Mr. Busch, whose plans taa-d »17.582 and would be 10 . vantage in Marlon county In spite w h e r e He contended that talk of campaign promise, that It took but half the price of the American Legion, in a letter this Ior ft modern super service mills on the 50 per cent base. divided between the race for the o f Its overwhelming republican the government’s gift of »164.000,- two votes to remove the agent and exhibitors, who care to attend, _ Under the 20-mill limitation set two xtate representative positions Committee in charge of arrange- week reconsider its action in not station. The present building will comptexlon. snd Is said to be out <XK> to the slate of Oregon was a declared Uiat he had the second meli ts_Jor th^- I do»*«1« a11 d®y November 12 In ob- ] cut w leet j j r Busch will up. the city would be allowed to and for county commissioner. J. W. ahead of his rivals In Jackson, misnomer and that taxpayers would vote promised Richardson.^ T O. BronlKwe and ( ^ v a n c e of Armistice day. local continue to operate his Service levy 8 mills for operating expenses H ugh« of Forest Grove and Repre- have to repay every cent. lin n and Coos counties. That Uie practice of printing Uie Verne McKinney. -gionnaires made this decision Frl Oarage at its present location on in *1936. yielding »'13SO3 or 20.9 per! ¿ ^ a ttv e "j. O. Johnson of Metzger Tliat there would be no change name of the secretary of state on W Registrations Dunne will unquestionably carry should ‘-e made 6> nlgfu urging other the east side of Third street. cent less than in 1934. Subsequent are campaigning under the repubh- In the Wolf creek highway and that all stationery from Uie office was Uenton county, noted as a strong all exhibitors by ITlday with the county to lake similar reductions provided in the amend- can banner while J. W. Raynard lie would work for Its prompt com Mohr Brothers have the con- personal political propaganda al hold of dyed-in-the-wool republi school officials or the committee. ! acti^n ment would produce the follow -, oi gcjxju, and g. L. Ross of Hills pletion was the asaurance given by ■ tracts on both construction jobs and Uie expense of Uie taxpayers was canism and appears to have an arf, the democratic nominee», Portland s announcement that the the work B completed with- ing results: 1937, 7.6 mill», »13.207 advantage In Curry. Josephine la n e Dunne He lauded the milk bill and the charge issued by the speaker. businem houses w ouldlonly close in Mf Cady hopes have revenue. 24.9 per cent reduction be- H D Kerkman, republican and predtrted Uiat objectionable fea Such a practice is »olelv for the and Washington counties. for an hour and a hali ** the new building completed in time low 1934; 1938. 7.2 mills, »12,5121 preaent incumbent, and J. M. Van- tures would be Ironed out. purpose of perpetuating the name Assuming tliat this forecast Is revenue. 28.8 per cent l06s; 193J. derzanden of Verboort, democrat, morning came in for criticism from > m o d e ls That republicans take no Issue of the officeholder and results In the legion. It was pointed out that 10 sho' the «*w models. lalrly accurate Dunne would seem with the "New Deal" If It Is con 6.8 mills, »11.817 revenue, 32.8 per; have been conducting vigorous per huge waste material should tlie in to have a slight advantage In the fined to national Industrial recovery cent loss; 1940. 6 4 mills. sonal campaigns for election as it was having its effect on local number of counties listed under his le g isla tio n b ut d o la k e Issue w ith cumbent fall to complete his term. 36.7 per cent loss; and 1941. 6 mills, county commissioner and Interest is business institutions, who objected banner al 13, compared to 11 for tlie measures taking lawmaking Waller dixiared He stated that »10,427 revenue, 40.7 loss. rampant over the outcome of the -------- to closing if Portland stores were each of his opponents. On the powers from legislative representa this would be eliminated if he Experience of other states with race Expressions regarding the Details of the federal housing going to remain open the most ol basis of population and registra tives of tlie people and vesting It were placed In office. tax limitation laws was cited in a | probable outcome vary widely from In explaining his proposal to pro administration program will be the day. Hillsboro business houses tion. liowever, the forecast leaves In exeeutlve bureaus was the de- explained graphically In Hillsboro have remained closed each Armis- pamphlet received this week by precinct to precinct. the outcome as much In doubt as i la r a lio n "I .la m e s W Molt, candi mote efficiency and fairness In the Monday by means of motion picture tlce day since the end of tlie world the city manager from the league interest is also running high ln administration of the office of ever. of Oregon Cities. The mayor of. i Continued ™ 11, column I) 111ms covering salient features of war and a holiday closing agree- date for United Slates congressman. iBy Leon Davie) The forecast. It will be seen, He held that the people should de secretary of state, he declared that the plan in three entirely different ment among local firms provides Huntington. West Virginia, is q u ot-: lie would not employ more than one makes no attempt to predict the mand that Uielr representatives act Lack of work projects in the ed as stating it is evident that F A * programs Financial phase of the for an all-day closing on Armistice, 1 1 result In Multnomah county which as lawmakers and not as "rubber member of any one family In his program will be shown at the regu- Notice has been served, however Hillsboro area under the SERA is many functions of municipal gov- | y l . S « i n i g < j V 6 l S office and none of his own family. still remains the battleground of i stamps" for tlie administration. ___ He stated that It had been called lar noon chamber of commerce by some that they would not close! bringing about considerable waste eminent will be curtailed or aban-1 the campaign with all three can luncheon details of interest to con- unless Portland stores did. of man power, according to records doned unless the legislature en- C x u ll Mott stated In opening Ills ad didates claiming t h e advantage dress that he was not giving a to his attention that as many as tractors and builders will be shown A. W. Hoffman and P L. Patter- . in the works division. An audit of acts such laws and tax measures A LvC S three members of one family were there at the chamber of commerce at 7 son reported on plans for tlie Ar- the available labor supply on Oc- as will provide added revenue. "At political campaign talk but was However. It must be remembered, making a report of his stewardship In some of the state departments p m and a public showing will be inlstlce day celebration, which in- tober 30 disclosed a surplus of 1978 the present time and until legisla- -------- Tliat It was not good for business that any attempt to forecast the to his constituents. He traced his held at 8 p. m. elude a patriotic program In the I man hours of unskilled labor and tion gives us relief, all city em- i Annual sale of Christmas trees result of a political contest In this work In saving Oregon and Cali and municipalities to keep the o i Films to be shown are primarily Venetian theatre at 11 a. m.. No-1 506 hours of skilled labor, all os ployes including police, firemen and ¡n Hillsboro and Forest Grove will age of Independent voting when fornia revested land revenues for lie r of secretary of state In the for the purpose of disseminating vember 12, and the big carnival which could be profitably put to all others are on volunteer service be conducted again this year by hands of one group for a long party lines mean little or nothing. Information regarding the federal dance at the Shute park auditorium work for the benefit of Hillsboro <Cuntinu»«l on pair« 11. column I) without knowing how much o r ; Washington county chapter of period of time was the contention Is necessarily tlie wildest kind of a program to provide labor for work- that night. George Koehn, promln- and nearly units, when salaries can be paid. We are Disabled American Veterans of the of Walter. He pointed out that the guess, based only on surface Indi under the present system of work in an unusual lax muddle w this world War. according to a decision office had been under the control men and to stimulate sale of build- ent Portland legionnaire, will be the cations and without the benefit relief, all persons approved by the state, inasmuch as no municipality Of group Thursday at Forest of the republican party for 56 years ing materials. The local showings speaker at the theater. of any Information as to what the , — - — social service division of the SERA has even a budget or had_ laid a i Grove An “Argonne Forest ’ will and declared It was time for a will be made through the co-opera- j great mass of voters are think (C ontinued on ix « e 12. column 5) w r- » for relief, are registered in the be established a t some central change. The office holds a real tion of the state housing organlz- ing or how Uiey will mark their r O L lt* JL O U l x l S placement office for work in their place in each town where fir trees challenge at this time, he said, and ation. ballots when tliey enter tlie elec Member of the local committee in trade providing it can be supplied. and decorations will be on sale for showed how the department had tion booths next Tuesday. w < I t * ' T L . Za. The amount ot w°rk granted de- about 10 days before Christmas. grown from being merely secretary charge are : V. W. Gardner. Nye O. • • • Asesscd valuation of public uUl- to Uie legislature to one of the Bristol. George McGee. P. A. An J— 1H 1 r l C l t pends on the amount of money Members of the organization will Unquestionably an attempt will be Itlea In Washington county totals most powerful In the state govern derson. James Say and S. W. Mcl- j needed to care for the expenses of soon solicit the business houses in made Io amend Oregon’s old age »2.978.863.90 this yenr, according ment. Advent of the automobile hulsh. --------- : the family. Washington county chapter. Dis Hillsboro and Forest Grove for or pension act at Uie forthcoming to figures forwarded tills week to and increase In population has Tom Traughber. Lloyd Benham Work relief, for which cash is abled American Veterans, and the ders for street decoration». Later legislative session. C. II. Oram, j the county assessor by the state brought about the change. * ---- paid, is given where possible to and Joseph Stroeder. all of Hills auxiliary will hold a special meet fir trees, ferns, cedar boughs, sala),. state labor commissioner, has al | lax commission. This Is an ln- boro, were arrested Thursuay and supply the family with money for ing at the V. F. W. hall, Ninth hoiiy and other decorations will be Walter declared himself as favor ready Indicated his Intention to I crense of »Dti.078.25. the 1933 valu ing a perpetual automobile license u charged with the theft of four various things which cannot be and Oak streets, in Hillsboro at 8 sold on the street. Advance orders revive the old age insurance plan ation being set a t »2.882.785 05. by direct relief, chief of plale for the purpose of economy. ilt l lo n o r C,Olirt tires Wednesday night from a truck supplied may -be left at Bristol’s Hardware p. m. November 8. which he proposed prior to the Valuations are now being dis He also cited abuses In the admini „ , , „ owned by Mrs. John Jackson of which Is rent. Because of lack ol store in Hillsboro o r McNutt’s convening of the second special tributed over the various taxing stration of state institutions and Captain Cicero Hogan of Port Grocery in Forest Grove. David C. Wiley of Hillsboro troop . near Hillsboro. The trio plead guilty cash jobs, many families are being session of 1933. and which met with districts In the county, according stated that humane, sympathetic 226 was advanced to star scout ln Jocal jUStice O( tile peace threatened with eviction because land. rehabilitation officer for Ore Attention of the public is called favorable- response from many of to J. E. Carpenter, county assessor. rank Thursday evening during the . - - t , , - , , , an(1 were sentenced rents cannot be paid, gon. will be the speaker. State of to the fact that the Oregon wild (Continued on 12. cujumn 4) the lawmakers drum has Just com district court of honor at Hillsboro . six m o n lp s ¡n the county jail Many persons are of the opinion ficers of both organizations will flower law makes it unlawful to pleted a poll of county courts on At the same time five scouts: wltlj opportunity for parole at l that SERA office furnishes the also be present. cut or remove any plant, shruD, earned first class merit badges, one , TI d Another Hills- projects upon which men are put the present old age pension and the The meeting is open to all veter bush or other vegetation growing boy was advanced to second class rotSk “ - ¿ a r r e s t i r e n -' * but this is an error. The response has been almost unani ans and their wives, mothers, on any public lands, public high mously unfavorable. Most of the scout and one other passed the ex- necttOn with the theft and w as' Projects are supplied by the local daughters and sisters. All disabled way or right of way or upon the county Judges admit that pensions aminations for a second class merit | turned over juvenUe authorities, political unit, such as the various veterans and their ladies are es- land of another within 500 feet now irnld are entirely Inadequate t ba^?e; , v j a—. Report of the stripping of a sec- school districts, incorporated towns i pecially urged to attend. Refresh- of the highway without the written Hllhl gridders will tangle with downs on Inches short of the goal and that to provide a really ade First class merit badges awyded ond week ago Tuesday night and cities and the comity. I ments will be served. permission of the owner. Beaverton Friday afternoon a t line The only expense to which the quate pension for tlie aged would H tr.00p was turned Into the sheriff's of- | Beaverton In a football game which From far back of his own goal. 216 Faurest Anderson, woodcarving. „ p ,.,^ b Mrs L c political units are put is for work Involve too much of an additional loud on property owners. Gram's Coach B. M. Goodman declares Holscher attempted to punt out. ; nnd muslr Hi'1,sb‘,ro of Tobias station. Local authori- men's compensation and material Insurance plan Involves a state fund will be a veritable "dog fight.” Again a host of St. Helens players ’ troop 226—Don Hammer, athletics. ties suspect that the theft was where material Is needed. This ac to which all employed persons Beaverton has practically the same dashed through the line Io rush Aloha troop 219—Frederick Miller, committed by the same men that cording to the national relief ad would contribute, according to their team as last year, has an Impos the Hillil kicker’s punt. The ball handicraft, and Lloyd Miller, wood- stripped a car owned by Mrs. Bessie ministration, is considered as a (Continued on page 2, column 6) ing record of pre-season victories wobbled Into the air 10 yards across i carving. Rhode of near Aloha the same eve part of the relief work which must and Is expected to give the locals the field and Into the arms of the be supplied by the communities in A second class merit badge in ning. (By Wm. F. Cyras, County Azent) ber of reactors might have on th© a real battle. The game Is called waiting Retherford who raced for | farm mechanics was earned by which unfortunate families are re Contract agreements under the 1 basic average rating. There Is a Durham school was broken Into the touchdown. The Hlllmen again : Walter Erdman of Helvetia troop last Wednesday night, according to ceiving relief. for 2:30 p. n i federal dairy disease clean-up pro possibility that arrangements may Beaverton boasts two fast back- stiffened their defense and stopped 247 and Ed Jannsen of Aloha troop a report Friday to coui ty authori gram are now available at the be worked out whereby an individual field men. Saxon and Barron, nnd Retherford’s drive through the line |! county agent office, the offices o f : removing a number of reacting ties. A quantity of school supplies a fairly heavy line. Saxon has been for the conversion. rank. Drs. R. J. Nicol. Hillsboro, and I cows from his herd would not lose were taken. Allotment of approximately »16,- doing most of his tenm’s scoring Hillsboro then opened up with a Elwyn Coon, Forest Grove, and j the basic average that he now has. James P. Anderson of Beaver was 000 Is expected for Washington while Barron 1s a dangerous pass smashing offensive, combining line from the various community com Nothing definite has developed that arrested Monday on a charge of county this month for administra ing threat. Hllhl has been de drives and laterals, to carry the mittee members appointed at the would effect all parties The Oregon drunken driving. tion. work and direct relief pur veloping rapidly In every game, ball 60 yards from the kick-off to Ten adult Instruction classes are meetings held last week. Actual milk control board Is in sympathy Theft of »10 worth of tools from poses, according to R. W Well, but can hardly expect to repent the St. Helens 23-yard line. At this now under way ln Washington testing of cattle will begin as soon with the Idea of cleaning up abor the state bridge repair Job near county relief chairman. point J. Miller, S t Helens wing tlie 26 to 0 victory of last year. Forest Grove was reported this as a sufficient number of cattle ( tion ln dairy herds and have In county as a part of the SERA edu John T. Anderson. 64. resident Ivan White, field superintendent, A short, wobbly punt, traveling man. recovered Holscher’s fumble week by Floyd H. Simon. owners in any local community dicated that an owner cooperating cational program. Three more class of Farmington for 28 years, was and Mrs. Azlle Aaron, social s e n - but 10 yards from the Hllhl goal and the threat was ended. have signed agreements so that th e , with authorities ln the clean-up es are in process of organization work may be done efficiently w ith -; of such a disease would be given a ice director, were present at the line behind which Holscher was a t The visitors started a counter found dead in a field near his monthly nw-etlng of the county re- tempting to kick to safety, was tak attack that gained 12 yards nnd farm Friday afternoon. He was at and are expected to be working ! out a lot of duplicated travel. reasonable length of time to re llpf committee Tuesday evening. en by Retherford, St. Helens full then Stunkard retaliated by fall i first believed killed when his team Two tests will be made free of ’ build his herd without losing his within a week, according to O. B. Plans for future relief were discuss back. for the touchdown that gave ing on a fumble to give Hllhl pos ran away, but an autopsy revealed Kraus, county school superintend ] charge only when the first test basic rating. • • • ed. St. Helens a 6 to 0 victory over session of the ball again on the St. that death had been caused by ent, who is ln charge of the county i shows that there are reactors In Project for grading the athletic Hillsboro here Friday afternoon. Helens' 28. Bronlcewe reeled off heart failure. Several varieties of grasses seed Election return bulletins for Mr. Anderson cAme to the United field at Tigard high school was After the score In the first quarter 10 yards on an end run to the the herd. In those cases where ed together are generally more de education program. the general election In Wash States In 1893 from Sweden, where approved last week by the state of tlie game, the Hlllmcn played visitors' 18-.vard line and then the there are no reactors on the first Classes being conducted ln Hills sirable for pasture purpose« than ington county Tuesday will be SERA committee. Work will start inspired ball for the balance of the Hillsboro attack bogged down. Aft he was bom on April 19. 1870. He boro are as follows: A. J. Foelker, test then there will not be any any single grass alone. When a tomorrow. second test made by federal author tilt, but were unable to penetrate er two unsuccessful line plays and Is survived byhts widow. Mrs. Jenney posted at regular Intervals ln dramatics; Miss Eleanor Smith, mixture Is made up of several var an Incomplete' pass Into tlie end Anderson of Farmington; a son, the visitors' defense for a score. public speaking; Mrs. Frank Davis, ities. But ln those Instances where ieties of grass having contrasting the Argus window during the Earl O. Anderson, also of Farm there are reactors the first time The deciding break of the game zone, Moore Intercepted a pass to naturalization; and Mrs. Lucy In habits of growth and which vary a Free A m erica n iza tio n night following the election came early In the opening period end the threat and St. Helens kick ington; and two daughters, Mrs. gram. sewing. At Forest Grove the a retest will be made probably little ln time of maturity, the Elvera Ogilvie of Altadura, Cal., until county returns are com C la is e t Being H eld when a mass of St. Helens lines ed out tn their own 40. Kahlineyer. following classes are under way: about two months later, according length of the season of pasturing and Mrs. Sadie Williams of Pen- plete. This service Is being O. V. White, naturalization: Harvey to I)r. Poster, and, the indemnities and the yield of feed will be greater A free Americanization class Is men swarmed through the Hllhl Hllhl fullback, took the punt and 1 sacola, Fla. F. Wilson, auto mechanics; and will be paid on reactors on both or and the period of use will be laag held each Monday and Wednesday defense to block a punt on the raced It back to the 25-yord line. 1 Funeral services were conducted | provided for the convenience er. Under certain condition» and for Mrs. Thelma Willard sewing. Other either of these tests. evening from 7:30 to 9:30 In the Hillsboro 20-yard line and take Grogan lost six yards on on end at the Donelson & Sewell chapel I of local residents and all At the meetings held thus far, certain purposes one variety alone classes are Mrs Beryl Olson, natur court house basement auditorium. possession of the ball. St. Helens' around play and then a pass. Hol here Sunday afternoon with Rev j others interested ln the out scher to Grogan, took tlie ball to ball carriers smashed tlielr way to alization, Mulloy; Carl Berggren, some question has arisen each time may be preferable. More people This class Includes preparation for Henry 8. Haller officiating. Inter orchestra, and Melvin Schulberg, regarding the probable effect of seem to be Interested In seeding citizenship papers and learning to a first down on the Hllhl 9-.vard the visitors’ 23-yard line. Two long ment was at the Fir Lawn ceme- < come of the election. line In two plays but the local line passes failed and Hllhl lost tlie ball (OM tlnoerf on pogo 1». oolumn ( ) mechanics. Westlmber CCC camp I the removal from a herd of a num read and write English Mrs. Chris tery. ii . ii > column 6) held and the visitors lost the ball tine Davis Is the Instructor. E conom y G oal o f Candidate T ax Limitation E ffect Q u oted V eterans A sk U av s C losing Dod«e F ilm s S h o w H o u sin g Plan piym°uth S E R A W ork N eed ed H ere C ounty V alu e U tilities Rise D .A .V ., Auxiliary Meet November 8 Scouts Advanced H illsb oro G ridders to Play B eaverton Friday A ftern o o n Contracts for Federal D isease Clean-up Available in C ounty County Receives Relief Allotment Ten Adult Classes Started in County Fanner Found Dead in Field on Friday Argus to Post Vote Returns