Thursilay, Ja n u a ry 3, 1935
Wiik Whirh I« C .m W ina lli« HlllaKir* liv d T w S rn l
HIH.boru A r r u . «.lab . 1S»<
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Published Thursday»
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pontoffic* at Hillsboro. Ü rfsvn
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Eoreign CnuuUlas
itllN IV
Snows Force
End Man Hunt
THE GREAT AMERICAN HOME
Rating Revised
in Dairy Test
i ^
Argus press time has been set up to
W ednesday night until fu rth er notice iti
order th at all people throughout th coun
tv may have their paper on the same day.
This will require the w holehearted co ! State A lters R equirem ents
operation of readers, correspondents and
for A b ortion -F ree H erds
advertisers. Your co-operation will be ap
preciated by the members of the Argus
Kcquireiiiciils for oUlaining th e 1
editorial and printing departm ents, who rating
ot accredited aooruou-liee
as a result will have one less day in which herds have oeeii revised, aceoiuin*
to produce the paper. The publishers iu oilicial word Hum the stale de-
would like to have the reaction of readers pai'tuieui 01 a g i t e a . ture. Ofticutl a n
nouncement cuilteruing Hie change
to the change in order to determ ine future reaus
as toito ts:
policy.
• A ttreuned uborliutl free herd '
stt * l
"7. .idi i¡
llmil for Harlan 1» Is* Toumcmi.
I'm llandcr who Ini ' In i n inl.' iiit.
In the wilds of the Wilson river
country since Deiemlier 21. was of.
Helally alsindoned Thursday. How
ever. a reward of »Kidd win offered
last week by relatives of the ml*.
I ing man and It is uudrratnod sev
eral private parties lire continuing
| Hie search
Heavy snows in the area have
caused th» search to bo almost
hopeli'S. according to reports a t
Hie sheriff's office No definite clew
I regarding the m an lias been re
reived 'Ince he left u wagon team
and started on a atiort-cut to a
logging company cam p two weeks
ago
Ilex Hhelton Bechtel, Bherwoud
I route 3. was hrmight to the county
' lall Saturday to serve a 7 'j-d ay
I jail sentence on a traffic ronvu -
tian The sentence was Imposed
shall nieitn any herd 01 cattle which
has passed a t least two successive
¡ uoorliou tests with no reacting
The H illsboro Argua aaaumea no fin an cial responsibility tor
i cuttle. provided Bang's Disease con
a m
published in its « 4 u m a s. but in M S » » h*'« lb “
to at fault n il! reprint that part of an advertlamuent in which
Let’s go into the new year with a con trol woi'g lias oven sta lle d prior
the typographical mirtak« tx*cur*.
fidence and a determ ination to do our to January 1. 1935, a lte r which date
A o lo d a w o d n o t Nnwspnpur. « hone>M nriees and I
successive aoorlion tree tests
utmost to co-operate in cur small way in three be
are Baaed on ih e P rinciple of th e Colder Rule.
And »» >•
required; these tests be-1
would that men should do to you. do yu also to them like-
the recovery efforts of the Roosevelt ad- I j shall
nig not lass th a n eight nor more
w w e.”— M atthew 1:11.
m instration. We will never get far with Ilian twelve m onths ap a rt, provid-
political back-biting and criticizing some | ed th a t no reacting cuttle have
thing merely because it is dem ocratic or i teen removed from such a herd
ard Just" e "i the pean
| .1 H Barber
■ w ithin eight mouths. Any aecred-j
republican.
rtirft
of
betwen 25U and 300 grain
Summons in the tax foreclosure suit
i lted herd certificate issued cover- ■
neks from J. C. Martlnazz.t ot
¡ ing such a herd shall be valid lorI
of the county is being published in the
T ualatin Bunday night was report
: not more titan twelve months."
two county official papers, the H illsboro
ed to Hie sheriff this week
Up to tile present tim e an ac- j
Argus and the Forest Grove News-Times.
¡credited herd was one In wiucn'
To us this long list of delinquencies shows
I there were four successive clean
the great need for finding some method
tests not more than eight m onths ¡
for equalizing the tax burden. The fact
F i f t e e n T e a r s Ago
of those writers who editorially condemn ap art and not less th a n four montlis
th a t one has some property is no indica the Seme
Argus. January
I,
1820 Toil
government and its NRA program not infre ¡ apart. Under the provisions of the
rhurge to outside systems Investi
tion w hatever of his or her ability to pay quently refer to conditions in G reat B ritain, and federal abortion control program
gated by Hillsboro club
or th at this property is bringing in any prove to the satisfaction of themselves and to a : the dairym an agreed to continue
M N Bonham pioneer teacher,
visits old student. I*htl Melscltan
percentage of th eir readers th at "the tight little testing a lte r the government made
retu rn whatsoever.
the
free
test
until
he
had
a
herd
In lu rtlan d
The Argus has continually cited its island." under able leadership, Iras come out of the subject to accreditation. This m eant
UlrtliA To Mr and Mrs Erin I
w ithout recourse to what they are pleased
ftriiarr
of Bethany, December 2w,
belief th a t a change in our taxing policy depression
1
four
successive
clean
tests.
to call brain trusters w ith crazy Ideas." U nfor
a boy.
is necessary so as to make the burden tunately. it is not generally known th at these critics
As revised, the dairym an who
Mrs Noah Heater, burn at Hlier-
more easy to pay. It feels that the scientif lack the background which would qualify them to signs one of tltese federal a g re e -¡
woud In 1856 died here Ikrerinber
26.
ic basis for taxation should be on ability draw comparisons between procedure in G reat B rit i m enu now will have to have but
Workmen Marl on new cannery
to pay and th at all should contribute in ain and these United States, and the reading public two successive clean tests not less -
budding at North Range and base
does
not
sense
the
im
portant
fact
th
at,
writing
in
than
eight
nor
more
th
a
n
twelve
■
.
.
o
|
.
line
some m easure to the governm ent which the dark, so any of these critics are making th em
months apart If the federal vet-
M rs U G G ardner, pioneer
brings them so many benefits. No m atter selves ridiculous in the eyes of the comparatively J crinarían
makes one test and the
°
daughter, died December 27
how small the contribution it should re few Americans who keep themselves posted on what i herd Is clean on th a t test then the
Joint t" Miller died suddenly at
North Plains IN -cem b er 38.
sult in greater appreciation of the pro is happening in the Land of Muddle Through.
dairyman would need to have but
. ...... .
Thirty t ears Ago
| Funeral services for George It
C hristian church of Hillsboro is
tection and benefits secured through or
Probably not one in a hundred of these critics one more clean test which could
Argus, January 8. 1905 Dr Janu -.
Holt. 76. who died rarly Monday
ganized governm ent in the United States. ever heard of the British Planning Council, a group be eight m onths a fter the first one to b*' ltH* 111 an evangelistic meeting
mottling at his Imnir on Hillsboro Withyeombe of Corvallis here at
with a degree of power for reform such as and not longer than a year after uy Evangelist Teddy Leavitt, state
T hat careful study and use
This new spaper has also pointed out endowed
route 5. were conducted Wednes road meeting enisnirages scientlfb
h as seldom been delegated to a commission in the first one. Of course, in the ^ ' S ^ t . be1gln,?U1« / “'m ary 13.
of the advertising i n t h e
on numerous occasions its belief that pro Britain. Curiously enough, this council was created interval between these tests no re- ^h ls »Ul be the first of a scries of
day afternoon from the Dunelaon
A W Baxton pi n.;ii. : ■
Hillsboro Argus will pay one’s
At Sewell chapel with Itev II A rttlzen. dies In B eattie Dceeinbrr
visions for more frequent tax paym ents months before we Americans ever heard anything acting cattle could be removed from
In W ashington county to
subscription many limes over
Deck oldelating Interm ent was at 29
be conducted by the evangelist
would also be a helpful factor to the tax about NRA and its sponsoring "brain trusters," but such a herd.
each year is evidenced by a
O E. Jackson, son of County
_________________
I The local church has arranged
the H r Iatwn eenirtery here
card received this week from
payer. It is a plan often followed in busi the group has been doing a large am ount of ex
Treasurer Jackson, died here D e
Mr Holt was born June 30. 1838 cember
for a pot luck dinner and afternoon
cellent
work,
especially
in
behalf
of
the
British
farm
a
subscriber
of
long
sta
n
d
31
ness and if it is good for private business
gathering of the Ciirlstlan churches
at Mentor. Ohio He had lived on
and other producing groups which, in th e past,
ing. The card declared III
F raud» E Rowell and MI m M ui -
it should be good for public business. er
of the county th a t day. Mr. Leavitt
Hillsboro route 5 for the past 15 nle II Sutherland m arried lu-re
have been ignored when legislation was being framed.
part: "As we do nearly all of
Those who have difficulty in paying now
years. Besides the widow. Mrs. Jessie j January 2
meetings in wasi>-
our buying in Hillsboro, we
But let us refer to the front page of a recent
Holt Mr Holt is survived by six J
ington county before. He organized
would probably find it much easier to pay- issue of the B ritish Daily Express, owned by Lord
too. find th a t we save far
ttlr llu
sons. Mllen of Kalamazoo. Mich..
Forum meeting to study the four the Beaverton church a number of
small sums, monthly, for instance.
more than the price of the
Beaverbrook, and one of a series of newspapers
Hutchison To Mr and Mrs O r
Muriel and G. It Jr. of Hillsboro ville
basic plans of unemployment in- years ago and last year held one
paper
through
reading
t
h
e
through
the
columns
of
which
the
noble
lord
gives
Hutchison of Pumpkin Itldge
It would also indicate to us th a t len
route 5. Lloyd of Beaverton route December JO. a boy
advertisements."
government hell when It presumes to lean tou surance will be held Tuedsay a t 8 of the most successful meetings tor
iency in tax collection over a period of the
2. Floyd o( Canby and Louis II. o l , Hcdortha To Mr and Mrs. W
far towards the masses so long ignored in Britain. p. m at the cham ber of com m erce1 the Forest Grove church Claude
years in which big sums are allowed to Across the top of the front page, in large type. Is under the direction of Jake Well. Sabin, pastor of the Forest Grove
Hillsboro route 3; and two daugh II Hcdortha of Cornelius. Decem
ter», Mrs. Susie Brooks of S t Helens ber 31. a girl
pile up as a burden over the head of the the caption "Some of the Crazy Things Being Done | local chairm an of the Pacific N orm - church, was instrum ental in get-
Hundley To Mr and Mrs W II
and Mrs Daisy Ptapp ol Hillsboro
taxpayer is fa r from being an act of mercy. in England, and below are th e following headlines, west Regional committee for study- ting the evangelist for this series
Hundlrv of Olrnwood. January 1.
ing
unemployment
legislation.
A
of
meetings.
a
girl
also
in
heavy
type:
It would probably be more kind to use
T in : NEED OF I'KFVFNTIVK
________________
Horneckrr To Mr and Mrs Rol
• Government Pays Hop Orowers for NOT Rais vote will be taken on the proposed
more stringent methods th at would keep
INFORMATION
plans and retail m erchants ana | I ' l l 1
and Hivrneekrr of Ihimpkln Itlilg'
I By OrwHi Slats ll.atol ,,f llaalth l
the paym ents up wherever it is at all ing Hops;
C ontracts for hauling rock from
Di'cember 31. a girl
others interested in such legisla- t l l l l S D O r O C lO I lC t T
A sedentary life among adults
Berger To Mr and Mrs Call
five of tile six county quarries were
Railroads Paid for NOT Hauling Pigs;
possible. Some will let obligations go as
tlon are Invited to attend.
»-».
. a i t
and persons of m ature age luu re Bergrr of Bethany January 1 a
let
Saturday
morning
by
the
county
Potato Growers Paid for NOT Raising Potatoes-
long as they possibly can and to a point
duced, to a considerable extent, re gtrl.
court. Jnwe Brothers were low bid
The text of the story indicates th at, while Lord
w here they reach a sum th at cannot be
Funeral services for Jam es Leo ders on the Jackson quarry with six sistance to endure hardships There
la a need for an intelligent under
Beaverbrook
and
his
henchmen
have
only
recently
Bullock.
84.
pioneer
wlio
died
at
met.
. Ashland C hristm as day. were held cents a yard mile up to IS miles standing ot liow to preserve a strong
discovered what is going on, this policy of the P lan
and
five
cents
a
yard
mile
th
ere
body and how to live a better life 1
Those who skimp and sacrifice to pay ning Council to aid th e producer has been in vogue
December 28 at Salem, according
___________________________
_ The usual indications of the effects:
after. C ontract for the Laurel __
quar
to word received here.
th eir tax bills are entitled to have every for many months. All of which indicates th a t B rit
Faurest Anderson o f Hillsboro
Mr Bullock, the only grandson ry went to Frank VanAken at seven of »dverse economic conditions are
possible effort made to secure tax pay ish leaders who have been held up as examples of troop 216 was advanced to the of Marv Ramsey Wood, once known cent*.
Durham quarry to Paul llagg
*”
ments, for non-payment tends to increase practical men who have succeeded In lifting B rit rank of a life scout Friday night “s the mother queen of Oregon plo- a at t 6 6 8 8 c cents,
e n ts
P lh l nn u rru t o F I '‘ hlrh b" s ,M ’ n continually reduced
I ihl quarry to E L in recent years. Science box trlum ph-
ain
out
of
the
worst
of
the
depression,
have
long
w
lu
e
h
I
nt‘e
r
s
'
crossed
the
plains
to
Oregon
40 to GO acres; must have
the burden for those who pay.
at the district court of honor whjgh
and -U Ie d a t Hlllxbriro,
been following a policy, similar in basic principles, saw five scouts advanced in rank where his grandm other died In Roas at 11 cents and Haarldale , d over many of the deadly diseases
L. Susbaucr a t 8 3-4 notably those of germ origin such good buildinga, good road.
to th a t being followed in the United S tates by equal and seven m erit badges awarded. H 1908- He had lived in Ashland for quarry to H.
cents. A. H. Erickson a n d
Ous as typhoid fever, diphtheria and
ly able leaders.
Frank Peters presided as Judge of the . past eight years.
Ricliaw were tied for low bidder on others. There are some diseases within 50 miles of Portland.
And, In view of this, it will be well for new spa the court.
hlS
Batem an quarry at seven cent* however, that have shown an in- Price not to exceed >7500.
William Frost and F rank Sivars, i ‘ W, Hi! ki,n* «i/* r s ir H a n a '
a yard mile
creasing incidence and death rate
per readers, when next they see B ritain and B rit
b
o
th
ol
Aloha
LIUOD
219
were
ad-
-
^iHlckll?
K
°
r
diseases hardening of the
ish
methods
cited
as
reproach
to
our
own
govern
Governm ental subdivisions should give
both
ot
Aloha
uuop
219,
were
ad
f-red
olson.
formerly
of
Hillsboro,
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arteries,
kidney disease, cancer and
preference in th eir purchases to firms ment ar.d its methods, to consider the source—and vanced to second class rank while I is also a relative
diabetes
are Increasing
Inaure with
the politics —Hood River News.
Harold
Davis
of
Hillsboro
troop
216'
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The conscience of the citizen must
within their jurisdiction w herever possible.
T U A L A T IN V A LLEY
became a first class scout. M erit, r?
rj
The business or individual th a t contributes
badges were awarded as follows r O U f K C TSO nS i l l i r t
im portance of good health. A bigi!
INSURANCE AGENCY
through taxes to keep the wheels of local
Second class—D elbert Crews, H ills
. Sl,,' ,(h° kl''rs of «»■ W ashington the bi-St asset U u t'a 1' m T i
.in",'»,
governm ent going is entitled to every pos
boro 216. personal health; Jack
/
County Farm Ixian association and «ess. Every citizen of Oi gon has a
sible consideration. The State of Oregon
In the trial of Dirk De Jonge, convicted of crim Culoertson and Robert Beatty, Aloha
Two Beaverton residents suf borrowers of the federal land bank right to live a hygenic life in a
takes this into consideration in its activi inal syndicalism, defense lawyers denied allegations 219. firem anship. First class— F au r fered injuries in an automobile ac will hold their annual meeting at healthful environment. Heart dis-
Anderson. Hillsboro 216, puth-
1314 Main Street
ties and even provides for a slight differ of the prosecution th a t Communists advocate force est
10 a. m. Tuesday In the Hillsboro r “ r ls ni'ittier entirely unprevent-
faiding; Lloyd Miller. Aloha 219, cident Friday near Beaverton. H. Cham
and
violence.
In
furtherance
of
their
claim
they
had
Hillsboro, Dregoa
bcr of Commerce rooms Al- t t , r noT !'•’ relrntli .i In Its progress
ential. Ninety-nine times out of a hundred De Jonge make a speech to th e Jury. In which he automoOillng; and Frank Pulver, F Miller received a cut lip and
injured shoulder while Howard Wll- though definite figures are not
th e article or articles can be purchased joined his attorneys In th eir denial and Invited the : Aloha 219, first aid to animals.
,on suffered lacerations of the head avallabli, J. M Person, secretary- teeth and tonsils, neglected rheum
a t home from people you know and who jurors to Join th e Communist party.
and wrist. The accident Involved treasurer, declares th a t the asso- atlc fever, or other Infections are
O
regon
M
otors
Buy»
pay taxes and contribute to all w orth
In a pam phlet seized by Portland police in a
two cars and a truck and occurred elation had one of Its heaviest loan- adequately dealt with heart disease
while activities in the community a t ju st raid on Communists headquarters the statem ent is
G reyhound Line H ere on” the Canyon Hill road
years in It« history during 1934 “ h be prevented to a certain ex-'
; ing
'
________________
tent and controlled In most ras s
as reasonable a figure as from m etropoli made th at, In Europe and America, "th e class stru g
Purchase of the bus line from
W. R. G ernhard of Hillsboro, his
KNOWING HOW
Strenuoiw athlcti* r o n tp rU l! >u
gle Is entering the phase of civil war." The "class Forest Grove to Portland by O re- wife and three-year-old baby re- (
tan concerns.
K in M n tn r if r n r n t h e P a c if ic O r e v - ! ceivcrf
m in o r tn lu r le s
R a tu r d a v l
A ,a lr Profit on an Investment [ore the age of sixteen inay damage
struggle" Is Communism's favorite slogan. "The gon
Motors from th e Pacific Grey- ceivea m inor injuries B aturaay 1(( c<.ru ln l
d
pVPry
h
th e heart perm anently. Under th at
class struggle.” says the Comm unist pam phlet. "Is Iwund company became effective morning when their car struck a u wlulnt< t„ put h u ¿ „ n c y into a
tlie heart has not snffi • ni
entering the phase of civil war in America" and In Tuesday. Little or no change has .slide on the Canyon road east of venture, and for “knowing how" to reserve to w ithstand phy , al i
Europe.
develop an organization Into a tests. The time to prejiare fm ntiil-
been made in prices or schedules: Sylvan
In an American Communist magazine of July, but a new set of drivers arc work-
perm anent paying Institution.
die age Is In early youth, when bc-
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Hillsboro was particularly attractive 1929 appeared the following:
■*— his busl-
‘ ginning
‘— ——
The m an who c—
conducts
disease may be detected
ing on th e route. The new ow ner J uJ ge J e ffr e y to Speak
ne*»
fairly
and
honestly,
and
pro-
and
made amennble to tria l m int
during the Christm as holiuo/s with its
When Communists urge strikes and the crip
already had pk^se.Mon of the lin t
T ow nsend P ension P | . „ ! d“ceH “ 8°°<1 product
ihouid fiave II is then th at' I ii'c Individual" ""m i
colored street lighting and the very fine
pling of industry and defeating th e American
Irom Forest Orovc to Corvallis.
on * ow nsend T ension Tian thl. f,upport of the people In th. be guided and d lr e r te d ... t h » dLs
government in tim e of war. we are accused of
Pacific Greyhound company pur-
Judge John A. Jeffrey of P ort- community In which
the business ease Interfering
wi;h h i, fitne
residential displays th at could be found in
chased the Oregon Motors bus lin e 'la n d will address a mass m eeting1 is located.
rnay
v,.('| Or rorre.'b-d
trying to bring about th e defeat of our own
most any p a rt of town. The colored out
from Portland to Marshfield.
| ln the interest of the Townsend .
■■
US ? cli
«’hysleiai.» have foriunately at
government. To th a t charge we plead guilty.
.
i_ ,.
*
, , , »
>
. a b iu tv
kn ow lntr h ow ’ tr* c o n r ln r t
__ ______*
.
v
side displays and the Christm as lights
Old Age Revolving Pension next
T h at is precisely our aim.
shining through the windows m ake a
B
erneil
B
eldon
Sought
¡Sunday, 2:30 p. m a t the Hills-
plead guilty," this official Communist m ag
r e T a r ^ a W e ^ S lv e ^ th r o u g h 1 a ^
K ' W ’r e ' T r n ' m “
T
cheerful atm osphere. The citizens th at azine "We
H ere by H er R elatives boro Christian church. Mr. Jeffrey
says, "to a program of crippling industry and
presslon
such
as
we
have
experlonc-
*,
*
’
re,
,
n<>
more
valuable
show their civic pride in this m anner are defeating the American government, if a t war." "We
Request to locate Berneil Beldon,
an
speaker and many were
during the past three year.
' lrly, defection of
to be congratulated and the Rotary club do n o t tell th e soldiers in the arm y,” the article 16. who was working for a fam ily, 1 lisaPP°lntcd *n n° t knowing of his cd Businea»
ability should be recog- ?, 151' '"'I’1'1 lul.y hi those In which
to be commended for sponsoring this con continues, "to throw away th eir guns and ru n home. near Hillsboro about six months Prcvlous m eeting a t the same place nized and honored with a fair “ ‘'I, <)n's,'L,.lí,, 80 Insidious as to be
was received this week a t the *s,!VPral weeks ago. So the Hillsboro profit from the Investment. Those a < e s t a b lis h e d or even fairly a d
test annually. C ongratulations are due We tell them to hold th eir guns in th eir own hands ago,
its al chamber of e o m m e r .e T h e T o w a en d c lu b h a s *nvlted h I m of us who haven't the anility, oi v? :' " d b ein rel.h eaffected liid lv ld u -
and
use
them
against
their
own
capitalistic
oppres
reoueid w a, a n t bv I h ^ l r l s a u n t !l« a ln t h a l everyone may have a N « not know how to make a busl-
« «ware of the fa rt th at he Is
the winners in the Rotary contest and it is sors."
request was sent by the girl's aunt, .
, .
m ss a paying Institution, should really 111 In carrying out any ex- STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA
hoped th a t it can be made into a still big
On this official statem ent in th eir own magazine Mrs. Jay Davis of Flint. Mlcii. chance oi hearln« thls able »Pea*- certalnlv not criticize those who tpnslve »cries of cxatninatlons upon
ger event in the years to come.
th e Communists do not seek to build up and im Anyone knowing the whereabouts ol l r '.
can, and do.
Individuals who consider themselves
An hicrca ing Interest is noted in
With one hundred and thirty well, the large number of defecti
prove, out to destroy. Instead of peace and harmony, the girl is asked to communicate
millions
of
people,
and
millions
of
discovered Is astonishing These!
with
the
chamber
of
commeri
e
I
the
To»"«end
club
gatherings.
J.
the Communists seek to create endless strife. Com
1H. G arrett. Henry Young. R. L. them out of employment, we believe defects may appear trivial in th e m -1
munism would raise here the banner of Soviet R us
j
P utnam and several others led in th a t It would be a gixxl thing If selves, but they are potential dls-
sia, overthrow the governm ent of W ashington. Je f C ity
I la c e . O rder
, he round. table tUscu».|on« Bun- we had a great deal more mi n who ease-producing factors of Ihe great-
ferson, Lincoln an d Roosevelt, and put a S talin or
? Wu ‘,o w
k e e p a good substan- est significance, and al times even
for H ouse N um bers day afternoon. The public is In- Mn
Huey Long with his vindictiveness is a Lenin, with the power and authority of a czar,
the ledger ’’ ° U lhB r Kht * *** ° f d''^ rdte lndlcallo,iH of serious d is -'
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a fine type to be the d tatorial head of as ruler over the American people. And, on official
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hear these discussions for t h e m e T C d i? ' iheir’^ ^ V f t ^ / e
a great commonwealth such as the state statem ents in Its own publications, it would do nil be used in the revision of the local Townsend
plan Is of interest to ev
this by arm ed revolution. Yet, De Jonge and his a t numbering sy .tern was placed Mon
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in th e sanctuary of a court, where De Jonge day with the Chisholm-Ryder com ery citizen.
he slammed through the Louisiana legis was on trial, solemnly represented th a t Communists pany of Niagara Fails. N. Y., by the
1 physical defects or predisposition to
disease and faults In living habits [
lature a bill ejecting the mayor and coun- do not advocate force and violence.
city. The number adopted ls of a C ounty T each ers V isit
N ew Y ear D an ces H ere
the correction of which would have
On the verdict ot guilty by the jury, De Jonge deluxe tyjje with silver colored
O regon State C onclave
cilmen of the city of Alexandria, where
D eclared S u ccessfu l even a remote beneficial action on
Washington county teachers were
he was “rotten-egged" a year ago while was sentenced by Judge K anzler to seven years’ Im numbers on a black background.
Two New Year’s dances n t Shute Lhe life of the person examined. I
well represented a t t h e Oregon park auditorium, o n e sponsored DLsea.se. physical failure, and u ltlm ->
delivering a political harangue. He would prisonment.
The sentence Is example of a court th a t served M cP h eeters C om m itteem an S tate Teachers'
j earners' association conven-
conven JJond!*y night by the county V. F. ate dentil are due not to time hut
have made a fine Nero.
W and another Tuesday evening by to definite physical causes The
the great end for which it was created—defense of
for S tate Sales C ongress tion in P ortland last week-end, ac- the
Hillsboro and Forest Grove periodic examination endeavors to
self-government, the true adm inistration of Justice
L. T. McPheeters, local life In - 1 'ordln« to
B K raus, county K nights of
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Pythias lodge, were de- determine the causes or defects so
and the punishm ent of public enem ies—Oregon Jo u r surancc m an. has been appointed • boc' superintendent. Kratts, C. H 1 d a red successes,
according to coin th a t they may be removed or c o r-1
nal.
a member of the attendance com- Nosier of Hillsboro, W. L. A rant of m lltecs in charge. The New Y ear’s reeled.
mlttec lor tie All-State Bale, con-1f'" r"st Orovc. C. R Newth of D u r - !
attracted more than 4(M)
We specialize ln quality Job print-I
gress to be held January 9 In P o r t - . ha«» and Miss Frances Post of
night 1
° “ tlended
A dequate old age pensions will make
Ing—Argus.
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land under the auspices ol the P ort- Bend were county delegates for
fo r a g rea ter degree of happiness and
land Life U nderw riter,' a ./»cation. bf' T h u rd .iy session. A lai ?■ nuni- ,
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contentm ent in this country of ours. This
There is something about Governor-elect M artin's This will be the third congress ,cr of teachers from the county j
visited the general meetings Friday
would be reflected in greater prosperity effort to plan out the state's buslnesK and get a p ro sponsored by the group.
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and Saturday.
When tlw mighty mite de
and decreased unemployment. Happiness gram th a t Is rath er cofnfortlng. It may be th a t the
business has been well handled during the Court O rders W ith d raw al
mand» his right . . . M other
and contentm ent in old age is a goal well state's
past adm inistration but there have been m any dis
knows
beat. Hlic treats His
o f Property from S a le
E state V alu ed
w orth striving for and paying for.
quieting charges and disturbing wrangles th a t have
Howling Hlgline.su to F I R
Order authorizing the exchange
M ore T han $ 1 6 ,0 0 0
left a bad taste in the m ouths of even those who of circuit court lurnlture valued a t
GROVE MILK A telephone
Estate of the late M. 8. Wood- j
call will sta rt courteous, clock
feel th at the Meier adm inistration has been ln some 8155.55 for 1925 delinquent taxes o ilm a n was valued a t 816,023.90. a c - ]
Everyday
w
ear
soils
your
garment«.
Add
to
work dellvary.
economical and efficient.
George R. Bagley, circuit Judge? cording to at. inventory approved
W ashington county is showing t h e measure
this the absorbing of body moisture. Result .
NOTE: A warm glass of Fir
The state Is entitled to and needs th e best brains was authorized Thursday by the I this week by County Judge Donald
quality of its dairy cows in these herd tests th a t arc available. If G eneral M artin works out a
Orove Milk before going to
clothes get lifeless . , . lose color. But by our
court. The order w ithdraw s, T. Templeton. The principal p art
bed 1« a safe m eans of a s
being m ade by the Yamhill-W ashington definite plan and gets the help of men who arc county
the judge’s property from the pro- j of th e estate was ln personal prop-
am azing safe dry cleaning process, we bring your
suring sound, restful sleep.
County Herd Im provem ent association. It competent to help him carry out th a t plan, he will posed tax foreclosure.
erty.
clothes back to life . . . restore sheen . . . preserve
strikes us th a t these tests are a m atter of earn the gratitude of the people of the state. So
of the public business Is haphazard and met M any T ardy M otorists
Hlvoree Suits Filed
O rder T o d a y !
texture . . . give colors new sparkle. And wo
good business. David Hagg & Sons are much
when the emergency arises, th a t It will be some
Rush for 1935 P la tes Da»idad^ forJi,‘nn‘e Bradford ™
m aking a record with th e ir herd of which thing novel to have the plans worked out In advance
hand-finish all garm ents a t no extra cost.
Announcement th a t 1935 motor Johnson—-Anna Johnson vs. Le-
they and th e county may well be proud. of the event —Sheridan Sun.
vehicle license plates would be re- Roy L. Johnson,
quired on the first day ot the year
Young — G raham 8. Young vs.
brought a rush of tardy motorists L aVer*t E- Young
A doption of the new stre e t number
"8omc of the New Deal m easures are p arts of to the sheriff’s office. Approximate-
ing plan in H illsboro should prove of real fascism
8ubscrlbe now to th e Argus. In
DAIRY
and communism," says Hoover. Surely not ly 150 tem porary stickers were 1s-
81.50 a year. 81x months
benefit. A ddresses in this way will mean those parts of th e New Deal of which Hoover's sued here Monday and about 120 Oregon
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Hillsboro. Oregon
85 cents. T hree month* 50 cents.
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som ething r a th e r th an a hodge-podge.
friends claim he was author of.—Hood River News.
Ion Wednesday.
Two m onths 35 cents.
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Equalization Needed
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England and NR A
MCCtingS Planned
by Local Church
George Holt Rites
Held on Wednesday
Advertising Pays
Subscription Cost
Meet Set Monday
Empi oyment Plan iias coiiducu,d
Court Contracts
on Rock Hauling
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Plans Annual Meet
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